mattie kahn is an award-winning writer and editor. her work andos publish in the "w york times," the "washington post," the atlanta, harper's bazaar, vote, locks and more. she was a culture director at clan which he covered women's issues and politics and the staff editor picks you join the conversation tonight by julie riven the editorial director for culture human features at fox. mattie kahn is presented her new bookri "young and restless: the girls who sparked america's revolutions." a young and restless because when most foundational and underappreciated american revolution come to school. >> from the american revolution to the civil revolution and the lupines preparation of the black lives matter, patty conan covers how girls have leverage unique strength from phantom to intimate friendships organizeded and places political work. and the words of billie jean king, welcome "young and restless" honors a ferocious power of teenage girls. in this bracing retelling of social movements, mattie kahn celebrates girls not as saviors but

mattie kahn is presenting her new book yelled at rest is a grocer sparked. three accounts one must foundation a underappreciated of americans revolution. teenage girls whom the american revolution itself the civil rights movement with protest in the women's liberation group through black lives matter in school strikes requirement mattie kahn leverage girls with strength from defendant to organize and lay serious political groundwork for movements have often sidelined them. in the words of billie jean king quote young and restless honesty ferocious power teenage girls. it's a bracing retelling of events mattie kahn celebrates girls as leaders and visionaries deserving of recognition of it was soo pleased to host this event here at harvard book sorts and i pray please in welcoming mattie kahn and juliet rubin. [applause]h. >> thank you so much. is this working? we are good cool. i'm so excited to be your tonight. i am both a fan and friend of maddie's was very lucky to be an early reader of this amazing book. and i cannot wait to hear more abou' it. straight f

now, i am so to introduce tonight's speakers mattie kahn is an award winning writer and editor. her work been published in the new york times. the washington post, the atlantic, harper's bazaar, vogue, vox and more. she was the culture director glamor, where she covered women's issues and, politics and a staff editor at elle. she is joined in conversation tonight by julia rubin, the editorial director for culture and features at vox. mattie kahn is presenting her new book, young and restless the girls who sparked america's revolutions. young and restless recounts one of the most foundational and underappreciated forces of american revolution. teenage girls from, the american revolution itself to the civil rights movement, to nuclear disarmament protests and the women's liberation movement. black lives matter and school strikes. climate. mattie kahn uncovers how girls have leverage their unique strengths from fandom to intimate friendships to organize and lay serious political for movements that have often sidelined them. in the words of billie jean king, quote, young and restles

palestinian interior ministry reports israeli airstrikes killed at least 21 in kahn yunis and another 28 in rafah. that is home to the border crossing where many palestinian civilians have been gathering to try to enter egypt. >> proximity of the kibbutz made it a prime target for hamas fighters during the attacks. more than 120 people were killed in the slaughter with more than taken hostage. erin burnett spoke with israeli forces who are there right now. some of their stories may be difficult to hear. >> reporter: men came at dawn through the main gate to this town of just over 1,000, burnin. now the kibbutz is a mass grave and still an active fighting zone. fist terrorists still found hiding. one soldier we saw on duty there has served 25 years in the army. >> what we saw here, nothing can prepare you for this kind of brutality of evil, pure evil. so you ask me how do i feel? determined. very determined. >> reporter: determined because here you breathe the crime. through your nose, your mouth, the presence of human death hits us. in family that lived here, haddads. their names on t

. >>> coming up, it's no secret the and we're get comments from lina kahn.ll bring you those remarks heart in the show. >>> the dow has two thirds of >>> the dow has two thirds of the blue chips in the red. (♪♪) j&j, visa and merck. to help them adapt. it's inspiring to work at a place where our patients succeed. and we as therapists do, too. with great benefits from principal, we feel appreciated for the work we do. (♪♪) >>> welcome back to "the exchange." the nasdaq is light will you underperforming. at the lows we were down 188. also, take a look at some of the so-called death crosses forming in the market. that's when the 50-day moving average breaks below the 200 day. the xrt trading at its lowest level since june. small caps could be next nearing their lowest level since may for the russell 2000s, small caps are neck tiff on the year, and which company here, elsewhere gm is just off the session lows, falling sharply after the "wall street journal" reported at least 20 million gm vehicles have potential a recall for air bags. >>> briefly dipped breath l

or long-term trajectory is on mass immigration across the world. >> from that statement in egypt, kahnescribed the suffering of men, woman and children on both sides as "profound" adding these are the most tragic of days. >>> u.s. moving forces to the sea by hezbollah. the marine rapid response source among the amphibious assault ship is heading towards the area. while it doesn't have a specific mission at this hohour civiliai evacuations. have erupted in lebanon on recent d days and tradading roc and artillery fire with israel across ileral's northern border. they want to be readady if t th need to o evacuate american citizens. they are asking americans to leave lebanon while they still can on domestic flights. >> still to come while police were sent to his home weeks before the massacrcres. >>> [ bell tolling ] >> we are now turning our attention to the deficit community of lewiston and state of maine. mourners held april prayer vigil to honor the 80 people killed in wednesday's mass shooting. the tragedy marks the deadliest mass shooting in united states so far this year. the white

. >> thank you all a so much and thank you so much kahn. mattie.er mattie is going to be signing books and they are plenty of copies. thank you so much for having us. [applause] joining us now booktv this doctor so that one of the co-authors of this book "faith seeking freedom" libertarian christian answers to tough questions. he's also the founder of the libertarian crushed in institute which is what? >> libertarian christian mission is to try to convince other of libertarian ideas so we do this by making the christian case for a free society and equipping people to help defend that predicted. we do that by creating all sorts of media like our book here to spread the word. >> host: is there a natural antagonism between libertarianism and christianity? >> guest: yes. to some extent we have seen that the last 30 to 40 years of american history in particular. but i don't think it's because of the fundamental incompatibility. it's more like the loudest voices in the room aren't always the christian so it's important to realize in fact wherever

petr czech, john luigi buffon and kerkasil or oliver kahn.of them as team captain. next question: the time for our period has come. towards the end, i’ll still ask a question, we’ll play it, before you are star figure skaters, evgenia medvedeva, anna sherbakova, alvina zagitova and dina overina, although one of them has nothing to do with figure skating, which of them is not related to figure skating, and since time is up, we can actually end the game, or you can risk trying to give an answer, or you can once again their name, options, evgenia medvedeva, i don’t know, let’s skip it, we don’t miss, we end the game because time is up, the correct answer is dina overina, she represents rhythmic gymnastics , well, i’m not strong, i’m not strong in gymnastics, yes , i’m not strong in gymnastics, that’s, that’s understandable, there are no questions, in general, what can he say? well i expected that the questions would be easier, but some questions were such that i needed to think about them, but here, in principle, i decided to take a risk. well,

oliver kahn played 86 matches, 49 of them as team captain.y, we’ll play it. here are the star figure skaters, evgenia medvedeva, anna cherbakova, alvina zagitova and dina overina. true, one of them has nothing to do with figure skating. which of them is not related to... since time is up, we can actually end the game, or you can risk trying to give an answer. can you tell me their name again? options: evgenia medvedeva, anna sherbakova, alina zagitova and dina overina. yeah, i don't know, let's skip it. oh, we don't miss, we end the game because time is up. correct answer, dina overina on. represents rhythmic gymnastics, well, i’m not strong, i’m not strong in gymnastics, yes, i’m not strong in gymnastics, that’s understandable, there are no questions, in general, what can i say, well, i would have expected the questions to be easier, but some questions were quite enough, i had to think about it, but then, in principle, i decided to take a risk, and finishing the third period, we will be together with artyom, e, fight, artyom, this is a very

there was a lot of political pressure on kahn during these difficult days, ayatollah khamenei met qorani. at the beginning of my career, i told the century that i really like this dress, and if it wasn't for the fact that i had a job , i read, etc. a star is enough for me. he said , "come, i will make you a colonel. from the beginning, you were a high-level colonel. now i will make you a colonel." light tanks and personnel carriers on which the irgc is moving. then a new organization called the islamic revolutionary guard corps of the youth a revolution that had a long history of fighting against the shah's regime was formed. these are the same people. in the days of their uprising , they went against the guns and tanks of the affiliated regime and did not let themselves be afraid of machine gun bullets. an army officer named youssef kolahdoost, who was one of the founders of the irgc , voluntarily joined the irgc to participate in the training and organization of the irgc. the islamic revolutionary guard corps, which is not only the weapon of the islamic revolutionary guard corps, but i

kahn network per day second, al-aqsa storm operation claimed that the cabinet and the opposition agreed to form an emergency government. but this was nothing more than a lie. demonstrations held in tel aviv. residents of the occupied territories demanded netanyahu's resignation . even now, netanyahu's opponents advise in their own media not to immerse his regime in the gaza swamp. then why considering that they had an information failure and this information failure will also fail the regime in ground operations , especially that some army commanders do not accompany the start of the battle and the regime army lacks equipment. yes, mrs. jahani, your voice was interrupted for a moment, now you are listening to me. it seems that our connection with ms. jahani has been interrupted. it's okay, mrs. jahani. well, it seems that the connection has been broken. we have an interesting aspect regarding the activities of the zionist regime, and that is that they are restricting the international media in the occupied territories . the arab arti network prepared a report about this, and its reporte

a kahn aidian resolution was rejected the other day.entral station terminal new york friday night calling for a cease fire in gaza. now the demonstration remained peaceful. it did have a knock-on effect though for travelers with some passengers being delayed. a protest in fact of this size and scale in grand central is quite unusual and it's certain to disrupt things for several hours. >>> the israeli government is moving ahead to rebuild the towns in gaza that were savagely assaulted on october 7th. almost 1400 people were murdered many of them in their own home. benjamin netanyahu, he says security would be the top priority as the communities are made whole again. meantime volunteers were at the site of many of the massacres cleaning up the tailor aftermath. the location is the kibe unitede kibbutz. >> cleaning a bedroom from a little kid, a baby that was maybe, maybe three years old. we saw her shoes, we saw her blanket everything was full of blood and you could see the bullets coming through the main door over there in that bedroom.

talk to a lot of people in that business, the legal business and they're all afraid of her, this lina kahne they don't know, even though they -- microsoft was able to buy activision blizzard, they're afraid to be able to make a deal without thinking, well, we're going to look like fuels. >> we're still getting m&a announcements. >> i think people are feeling more emboldened after the amgen/horizon which is seen lina kahn said absolutely not, they're doing things defeatful, the ceo. [ bell ringing ]. >> we'll see if that marks a turn in the m&a landscape. let's get the opening bell at the cnbc realtime exchange. entertainment company falcon's beyond global celebrating its recent listing as we're trying to maybe target 4350, jim. >> pepsi is up so much that there's a belief there could be other pepsicos lurking. that's right. the group has been tarred and feathered as if the group is going to fall off the cliff. why bother to give it if you're worried. >> are you bracing for delta, blackrock, jpm, wells? >> i'm eve doing a piece tonight about one of the reasons people don't like the number i

they say they killed the commander of kahn yunis battalion. and this morning saying that they found a tunnel that actually came from gaza to a beach on the israeli side. and that they said two hamas operatives came out of that engaged with a fight with israeli special forces who were there and hamas operatives were killed. but this is happening day in and day out. and while we don't know how many commanders, how much capacity capability have been taken out, we do know they are taken out every day and there are hundreds of strikes. and so israel is making in this 19th day of the war steady progress even as they have not yet gotten to that next stage as they call it. >> an important point. we'll come back to you shortly. >>> and president biden is trying to slow down the ground invasion of gaza despite his vocal support for israel's right to strike hamas. ax yoels rest ios reporting tha president wants more aid and wants those trapped there out. and there are fierce of a ground invasion with a huge death toll that does not destroy hamas and a wi

. >> thank you all a so much and thank you so much kahn. mattie.er mattie is going to be signing books and they are plenty of copies. thank you so much for having us. [applause]

now, i am so to introduce tonight's speakers mattie kahn is an award winning writer and editor. her work been published in the new york times. the washington post, the atlantic, harper's bazaar, vogue, vox and more. she was the culture director glamor, where she covered women's issues

the retail side so we're optimistic about earnings next year because we think the market will come kahnst sitting in that chair. he is from jpmorgan. he said the banks are positioned for earnings as interest rates good up, they can charge more for mortgages the they have that profit. you have more where supposedly high interest rates help the bank. talk about the federal reserve and high interest rates. janet yellen says she doesn't see any dislocations because of such high bond yields. do you? >> this is a risk. the housing sector is what causes recession. if we get over 8% i think that will be a problem. we are bullish about the bond market and we're shocked people are not focusing on europe. it is really imploding with a capitalism. dropping at 3.6. they're going into deep recession. we think that will take pressure off bonds. liz: pressure off bonds but with the two-year at 2.08%. t-bills, six months to 12 months look so attractive if you're waiting out any perceived storm. markets are in the green. at a time we have major exogenous events like israeli war and hamas attacking israel

who gary gensler and lien gnaw kahn like or don't like.ament before the end of the year. slowly but surely we're starting to see some regulation. the government moved way too slowly, listened to the wrong people and now we're having to play catch-up. charles: of course we have today with president biden coming out with an a.i. executive order. this seems like such a large issue, that i'm not sure why the white house is trying to do this executive order. i think congress should play a bigger role. again this is something i'm not even sure, most folks in d.c. even understand. what is the your thoughts on the new eo, executive order from the white house? >> it is an a.i. executive order but it is a cya executive order i think too. they slept on crypto. they dent make rules fast enough and a lot of people lost a lot of money because of it and so now with a.i. they're trying to get in front of it and to your point these are incredibly complicated technologies that people go to school for years and even decades to deeply understand and so you kn

our justice department, it's pretty good, asopposed to what's happened in the debased ftc under lina kahnthey got a losing hand and they got a losing hand because of ai. i think they should realize that events have taken this thing -- >> interesting that nadella didn't want to go there. he didn't say ai presents us a new opportunity to really compete with them in search. he said he's worried about it getting even harder. >> but when he goes in front of wall street -- let's use goldman sachs because they're always on the red-hot griddle. you spoke to david solomon. we looked at the situation and we're a pitiful helpless giant against google. i would like to have, david, a presentation that's made by mr. nadella to wall street versus the presentation he made to the justice department. i think he's got a real good case that bing is good. i would hate to think he'd go in front of wall street and say we're getting panted. would he use that? >> no, i don't think he would. i think he'd make a strong case. a lot of focus on copilot. >> remember the previous people didn't keep up. he's done a rema

bob kahn he's a holocaust survivor. he's from dayton, ohio the secret to longevity, never give up.ody was well over 100 they should have a different kind of jelly for that like grape jelly if you are over 100. >>> good morning. i'm marcus washington. happening now, a live look inside san francisco city hall. this is the rotunda where you see the flag draped casket of dianne feinstein. her body will lie in state from now until 7:00 p.m. tonight for public viewing. the doors are scheduled to open in just moments at 9:00. the last hour, mourners delivered her casket from a nearby funeral home in the western edition. this is ahead of her public memorial scheduled for 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. we will air that live. our team is at city hall waiting for the doors to open. we'll have compete coverage coming up during our >>> this morning on the 3rd hour of "today," flying high. simone biles and the u.s. women's g

and this is kahn yunis in southern gaza where the military again this morning urged palestinians to goeeded now is clear, a ceasefire. israel is objecting and the united states is backing it. saying that no ceasefire thousand with the pentagon saying small tactical pauses in airstrikes can be useful for civilian protections. >> that is not the same as saying a ceasefire. again we believe a ceasefire benefits a hamas. >> reporter: and bodies continue to pile up and the risk of the war escalating and drawing in the united states grows. israel this morning accusing iran of helping hamas with the money, training and logistics before the october 7 attack. hamas militants crossed in to israel and killed 1400 israelis and took more than 200 hostages including elderly and babies. and one photograph this morning seemed ominous. the shadowy lead of hezbollah meeting with top officials from palestinian islamic jihad and hamas. behind them, photographs of iran's supreme leader. >> and we'll pick it up there, richard, with the news we're getting just this morning that american troops actually suffe