a bad youssef equalize for two news here early in the second half ten minutes later because god caused three and netted to next year's. order why face portugal in arguably the standout game in the world cup last sixteen it's a big clash of course because the two opposing forwards or of luis suarez are portugal's christianity right now although one of them could end up being named player of the tournament while the other we heading home after saturday night. christiane no ronaldo. and luis suarez two of the best forwards in world football go head to head on the biggest stage. it's been a gold will cook for both so far portugal's ronaldo has four goals. while you require striker suarez has netted twice. the other clear talisman of their teams but other players say the last sixteen clash is not just about the jew oh. more cuckoo i don't believe the match between ronaldo and suarez is between portugal and europe why two teams and portugal will give everything to win. but provincial controversy has never been far from suarez at the world cup in two thousand and ten a handball on the line pr

. >> before we let you both go, youssef, we've seen faang continue to power higher with many of those names near or at record highs, even just earlier this week. how much higher can they go? >> not all faangs are created equal. look at a facebook or google and they're actually trading at very reasonable levels. in fact, below their expected growth rate, somewhere around 10 or 12 times, even 20 to 25 times. netflix or amazon are growing, obviously, a little faster but they're trading at substantially higher multiples that said, you know, i think generally we believe that valuations are still reasonable. we believe that over time, as you look at these businesses over the next 12 to 18 months, two years -- not necessarily the next three or six months -- there's still a large upside that's what you're seeing reflected. >> i think a lot of investors know exactly what you mean youssef, brent, have a good weekend. thank you, guys. >> thank you. >> president trump tweeting about a possibility of a tariff on cars imported from europe, jolting stock this is morning. phil lebeau is in chicago th

to make matters worse for the u.a.e. a series of leaked emails from their ambassador to the us youssef taiba revealed a concerted effort to turn the us away from qatar. kuwait that had experienced aggression from its neighbor iraq almost two decades earlier took on the role of mediator urging both sides to open lines of dialogue the current emir of kuwait was the foreign minister of his country when the g.c.c. was founded he hosted the first meeting that led to the formation of the g.c.c. and so for him it's always been since the crisis last year in any spoken about it extremely personal he has made this a matter of honor for the generation that founded the g.c.c. . emboldening their position saudi arabia and the u.a.e. convince the newly elected us president that their actions were justified. president trump who only ten days earlier was in riyadh tweeted support for the blockade and joined in accusing qatar of funding radical ideology and extremism. this was in stark contrast to the approach taken by the pentagon on the situation saying the u.s. military is grateful for qatar support

youssef a low table revealed a concerted effort to turn the us away from qatar. kuwait that had experienced aggression from its neighbor iraq almost two decades earlier took on the role of mediator urging both sides to open lines of dialogue. the current emir of kuwait was the foreign minister of his country when the g.c.c. was founded he hosted the first meeting that led to the formation of the g.c.c. and so for him it's always been since the crisis last year and any spoken about it extremely personal he has made this a matter of honor for the generation that founded the g.c.c. . emboldening their position saudi arabia and the u.a.e. convince the newly elected us president that their actions were justified. president trump who only ten days earlier was in riyadh tweeted support for the blockade and joined in accusing qatar of funding radical ideology and extremism. this was in stark contrast to the approach taken by the pentagon on the situation saying the u.s. military is grateful for qatar support of the u.s. army presence in the country and its enjoying commi

school on the campus of this giant women's university, where we took a spin a th newly licensed salma youssefu seem confident behind the wheel. >> yeah. >> reporter: even sheikh al kelbany, an islamic scholar, told us that his two wives are now considering getting their license. >> maybe, maybe, but my mughters will. they will. >> reporter: it's not a problem for you? >> no. >> reporter: saudi women are pushing the limits. ( tires screech ) like hannah, who is a fan of extreme sports, and agreed to show us her drift-driving. >> it's like i'm in control of where i want to go. >> reporter: but her family prefers that she doesn't show her face on camera, and like all saudi women, she still needs a male relative's permission to travel overseas or get married. change is real in saudi arabia, but full legal equality seems a long way off. s recent weeks, the saudi government has also arrested tsveral womens' rights campaigners who have called for ineater equality. heresing them of conspiring against the authorities here. jeff? >> glor: holly williams in saudi arabia. thank you. coming up next on the

to make matters worse for the u.a.e. a series of leaked emails from their ambassador to the us youssef a low table revealed a concerted effort to turn the us away from qatar. kuwait that had experienced aggression from its neighbor iraq almost two decades earlier took on the role of mediator urging both sides to open lines of dialogue the current emir of kuwait was the foreign minister of his country when the g.c.c. was founded he hosted the first meeting that led to the formation of the g.c.c. and so for him it's always speed since the crisis last year in any spoken about it extremely personal he has made this a matter of honor for the generation that founded the g.c.c. . emboldening their position saudi arabia and the u.a.e. convince the newly elected us president that their actions were justified. president trump who only ten days earlier was in riyadh tweeted support for the blockade and joined in accusing qatar of funding radical ideology and extremism. this was in stark contrast to the approach taken by the pentagon on the situation saying the u.s. military is grateful for qatar

to make matters worse for the u.a.e. a series of leaked emails from their ambassador to the us youssef. revealed a concerted effort to turn the us away from qatar. kuwait that had experienced aggression from its neighbor iraq almost two decades earlier took on the role of mediator urging both sides to open lines of dialogue the current emir of kuwait was the foreign minister of his country when the g.c.c. was founded he hosted the first meeting that led to the formation of the g.c.c. and so for him it's always speed since the crisis last year in any spoken about it extremely personal he has made this a matter of honor for the generation that founded the g.c.c. . emboldening their position saudi arabia and the u.a.e. convince the newly elected us president that their actions were justified. president trump who only ten days earlier was in riyadh tweeted support for the blockade and joined in accusing qatar of funding radical ideology and extremism. this was in stark contrast to the approach taken by the pentagon on the situation saying the u.s. military is grateful for qatar support of

to make matters worse for the u.a.e. a series of leaked emails from their ambassador to the us youssef. revealed a concerted effort to turn the us away from qatar. kuwait that had experienced aggression from its neighbor iraq almost two decades earlier took on the role of mediator urging both sides to open lines of dialogue the current emir of kuwait was the foreign minister of his country when the g.c.c. was founded he hosted the first meeting that led to the formation of the g.c.c. and so for him it's always speeds since the crisis last year in any spoken about it extremely personal he has made this a matter of honor for the generation that founded the g.c.c. . emboldening their position saudi arabia and the u.a.e. convince the newly elected us president that their actions were justified. president trump who only ten days earlier was in riyadh tweeted support for the blockade and joined in accusing qatar of funding radical ideology and extremism. this was in stark contrast to the approach taken by the pentagon on the situation saying the u.s. military is grateful for qatar support of

to make matters worse for the u.a.e. a series of leaked emails from their ambassador to the us youssef. revealed a concerted effort to turn the us away from qatar. kuwait that had experienced aggression from its neighbor iraq almost two decades earlier took on the role of mediator urging both sides to open lines of dialogue the current emir of kuwait was the foreign minister of his country when the g.c.c. was founded he hosted the first meeting that led to the formation of the g.c.c. and so for him it's always speed since the crisis last year in any spoken about it extremely personal he has made this a matter of honor for the generation that founded the g.c.c. . emboldening their position saudi arabia and the u.a.e. convince the newly elected us president that their actions were justified. president trump who only ten days earlier was in riyadh tweeted support for the blockade and joined in accusing qatar of funding radical ideology and extremism. this was in stark contrast to the approach taken by the pentagon on the situation saying the u.s. military is grateful for qatar support of

[laughter] how does youssef mccarthy compare to donald j. trump. >> i think that president trump pose much more to mccarthy's protege and prumple's mentor roy and that's not invented but that's just real if you pick up the art a of the deal i'm sure this audience has a cope at home. [laughter] he talks about roy and what e he learned from roy, the importance of loyalty. he learned from roy i think he probably also learned about media and talked -- learned about what the president calls in the art of the deal -- truthful hyperbole that rest of us would call lying. [laughter] so -- but, i mean, i think there's -- bill clinton told lice they all tell lies nixon and clinton told bigger lies but i can't think of an american politician that is -- as cavalier with the truth to this extent unless you go back to mccarthy, i mean, everything he said was a lie. there were communists trying to infiltrate the government. but -- j. edgar hoover was nabbing them and in the department. mccarthy smeared jr. marshall and herod the post for -- so -- a lot in c

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on sunday, for the first time, salma youssef will finally be able to drive herself to work and her threeto school. >> it will change my life. it will change my family. it's freedom. it's freedom. yes, yes. >> reporter: she passed her test last week and chauffeured us around the campus of this women's university where they built a females only driving school. >> that's perfect. you nailed it. >> reporter: in this conservative islamic country, where women still need a male relative's permission to travel overseas or get married, brave saudi women fought for the right to drive. illegally taking the wheel and shaming their government. saudi comedians satirized the sexist attitudes behind the driving ban. and poked fun at religious conservatives who said driving could damage a woman's ovaries. but now with the saudi government finally allowing won to hit the roads, it's also begun arresting womens rights campaigners who demanded total equality. reportedly including this woman who we interviewed in 2014. >> the car for the saudi women have become the symbol of wanting our voices to be heard an