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the bell just rang, no one is at the podium. >> we're leaving. >> who rang the bell? >> arthur good free. >> exactly. >> bob, what's the mode on the floor? a lot of guys there, we have been talking about this. a lot of guys are talking about raising cash levels here. they were in a little depression, weren't they? >> yes, the leverage is very, very, high. we are essentially at near record highs. hey, rick, the guys down here want me to ask you your take on this we have been talking about the fact that nobody can quite figure out what the right yield is on the ten year. considering growth is low. it's anemic. considering inflation is reasonably well contained, by the fed's definition, below 2%. what's right, what's the fair value for the tenure? 3%? 3.25? where should we be? >> bob, i can't answer that. i can give you my ideas or opinions, but nobody can answer that. that's why i think the treasury market at this point in time at least on this floor is more important than the fed and the taper. because what i see is bond market, you know, in a real marketplace trying t

this is a hint released by taco bell. >> oh, my gosh. this looks amazing. awesome. >> and so some sort of hot spicy taco shell? >> a good guess. the guys over at food beast got a box from taco bell with yet more hints and the lucky man opening up the box is rudy cheney. >> wow. thanks, taco bell. >> their hint includes a ton of different doritos flavors. >> curveball, a whole rundown there. >> so basically, what they are trying to say is [ bleep ] you guy guys. >> and to tell us more about the mystery, we have rudy via skype this minute. you have figured out the flavor, haven't you? >> yes. the official flavor as we know it is the doritos flamas flavor. >> because in spanish flame is flama. >> because we tested it across the street at taco bell. >> can we get five of the flamas doritos tacos. >> well, it is the blt wrapped in the flamas flavor and it might be my favorite. >> is this speculationings because you got a ton of flavors and in the video you thought it was flamas and are you sure? >> we had confirmation that it is, and i may not be called flama ss

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welcome back to the "closing bell."the floor of the new york stock exchange. we had a downer day today for the stock prices. the market down for a third day in a row on concerns that the fed may start paring back the bond buying as soon as next month. meanwhile, groupon, mondelez, green coffee, tesla motors, all posting earnings any minute now. we're waiting on that. we'll have full team coverage. look at the stock's reaction in the extended hours. before that, let's tell you where the market closed on wall street today. the down indus

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"closing bell" is next. >>> welcome to "closing bell." by the way, al roker said they'll change the name of the show hon weather channel from "wake up with al" now to "wake up al." but i digress. welcome to the "closing bell," i'm bill griffeth. maria will join us in a few minutes. we have a very big show on tap for the next few hour, but we're watching the markets first and foremost. it's been a down day today. ibm had a downgrade. lots of fed speak. the most recent of which is atlanta fed president dennis lockhart, who said he's echoed what we've had before that the tapering of the quantitative easing by the fed is likely to start in september. that was the headline. then you read the whole story, and he says, or maybe it won't. so it's the same story you've been hearing, but the market chose to listen to that part of the story. in just a bit, maria's special interview with actor and technology investor ashton kutcher. he, of course, is portraying apple co-founder steve jobs in the major motion picture that opens next week. we'll get hi

that's the closing bell down here at the new york stock exchange. [ closing bell sounding ] being rung as well, where we're looking potentially for a positive close despite the other two indexes starting off the week to the downside. and it's 4:00 p.m. on wall street. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans along with scott wapner. maria bartiromo will be back tomorrow. here's how we're finishing the day on wall street. the dow jones industrials average losing ground by about 46 points. the s&p 500 closing down 2 1/2, although it's managed to stay above the 1,700 level for the third day in a row and nasdaq helped by apple. starting the week in the red. joining us for more, we begin with the market panel, paul from heritage capital, doug from riverfront investment group, kenny from o'neil

among them, clifford jones and yusef bell.re left without a verdict, one way or the other, in the deaths of all of the children. camille bell. >> even if it takes 30 trials, i don't care. you know, prove it. >> the prosecutor's answer, it would serve no purpose. >> you can only serve one life sentence. >>> just ahead -- a new alibi that backfires. >> he was out that night, no question in my mind. he was not at home. he was out and about. >> and after all these years, new dna evidence. >> it probably would exclude 98% or so of the people in the world. ]dc(Ñqgñ/twg >>> four years after the trial, robert henry would change his story about seeing the last victim nathaniel cater holding hands with wayne williams. in this affidavit, henry wrote, if my life depended on it, i could not say the man i saw with cater was wayne williams. our producer confronted henry with that affidavit. his signature is at the bottom. >> yes, that's my handwriting. >> whose words are those? >> they're not mine. >> whose words are they? >> i'd rather not

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as the bell sounds in about an hour. the dow is down 105 point, just shy really of the low of the afternoon. nonetheless, triple digits in the downside. two-thirds of 1%. 15,345. last trade of the blue chip average. nasdaq, similar chart. a steady decline for the last couple of hours, down about 9 points, .25% at 3,675. check the s&p 500, at a two-week low now, the stand & poors and a decline there of about 7 points. >>> let's talk about today's market action and, in fact, what's going on this month now that the dow is negative for august. joining us in the "closing bell exchange," jeff from lpl financial, adam thurgood from high tower and our own rick santelli. jeff, do you think they'll begin tapering in september? >> i do. i know that it's a controversial talking point here. listen, we've seen the data come in. we've seen the retail sales numbers, the ism numbers, the jobless claims. all of this suggests the economy with withstand the tapering. look at what the bond market is telling us. when qe 1 and qe 2 ended, bond

the bell was saved. thanks to the church and william bell, the mayor of birmingham, that bell is here, to help celebrate dr. king's legacy and this day, let freedom ring . (applause) >> please welcome our next performance by tony and grammy award winner heather headley. >> pelley: heather headley the noted actress, singer and songwriter will have a short performance now before the president's speaks. and as we watch this doug brinkley what are some of the things that you think about as you look at this day and this celebration from the perspective of a historian? >> well, 50 years ago today martin luther king gave the greatest oratorical speech, you know, in american history. nothing compares to it. and we have it on film. and we have it in on tape and schoolchildren all over the country know testimony and that speech lead the way for the voting rights act of 1965, the civil rights act of '64, affirmative action. and it really gave us barack obama as president of the united states. after that speech, dr.

bell here.ackard's numbers coming up, and it could set the tone tomorrow. ken langone coming up, co-hosting the second hour of "closing bell." see you tomorrow. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? hi, everybody. welcome back to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the dow closing lower for the sixth straight session, ending below 15,000. the first time that's happened since july 3rd. look at how we're settling out. the dow giving up about 105 points. the selling accelerated into the close, 14,897. the nasdaq, also weaker by 14 points. technology rolling over a bit today. a third of a percent lower. the volume very light. typical for an august wednesday.

>> "closing bell" is next. >>> yes, and we do welcome you to "closing bell" a little early. i'm bill griffeth at cnbc world headquarters. >> and i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange in today for maria bartiromo. we want to get right to it. steve liesman out in jackson hole, wyoming, and he brings us breaking news. steve? >> reporter: thank you, kelly. i'm met manager director christine lagarde, worrying about spillovers. she said the exit from the policies present, quote, serious risk to those countries that do not have the policies, principally those emerging market countries. and really what she's talking about the current fluctuations we've seen in the last several weeks when it comes to what's been happening with market expectations for the federal reserve and other exits. she's saying some currency market intervention could help for some of the countries when they try to deal with the exit strategies of the unconventional policies of the developed nations. she's urging central banks to manage the exit carefully, and she's saying the country should wo

this place is obviously too big for one bell and so we needed another one. and nick in his vision, nick who served actually as the head of foundry for a kindred institution across the bay, the crucible came up with this amazing vision of this hand crafted bell that each speaker as they get up here today will put another ring on at the very end, we have a very special guest, who will do the final ringing and we will open up for the day. so for my ring, i want to honor our institutional history and memory and for all of those who have come before us. thank you, dennis very much. >> our next speaker needs no introduction, he is a advocate for redevelopment and believes in buildinging the peaceful communications and a great communitier and collaborative or and reorganizing agency to better serve all of us in the bay area and coming all of those to come to the exporatorium he is a walking billboard for this place. please welcome san francisco mayor ed lee. [ applause ] thank you, dan. dan i just wanted to say, thank you for your great work and leadership, you are

among them, clifford jones and yusef bell.t a verdict, one way or the other, in the deaths of all of the children. camille bell. >> even if it takes 30 trials, i don't care. you know, prove it. >> the prosecutor's answer, it would serve no purpose. >> you can only serve one life sentence. >>> just ahead -- a new alibi that backfires. >> he was out that night, no question in my mind. he was not at home. he was out and about. >> and after all these years, new dna evidence. >> it probably would exclude 98% or so of the people in the world. if you're living with moderate to severe crohn's disease, there are times it feels like your life revolves around your symptoms. if you're tired of going around in circles, get headed in a new direction, and ask your gastroenterologist about humira adalimumab. because with humira, remission is possible. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients

. >> "closing bell." doesn't have a taper jar is next. >> $1. >> now we don't have a taper jar, but we have kelly evans with us today. i'm bill griffin here at cnbc headquarters. >> i'm kelly evans in today for maria. markets are in the green again but bill, the big question is why. >> indeed. strong economic data this morning. 2.5% gdp in the second quarter. better than many expected. news is cred good news by investors for once instead of worrying about fed tapering right now and there is sir why to talk about as well, right? >> now it seems like there is at least a pause before missiles fly. wall street seeming it like that news as well. we will have more coming up in a couple of minutes. >> all of those safe havens pulling back a bit. it is very interesting to see how the market responds. also if you google words high price divorce, you might come up with google co-founder reportedly splitting with his wife of six years. mother of their two children. he has about $22 billion in google voting shares. t

. >> everything on the taco bell menu. >> you come to america. do you know what it is what you want create or do you bring your team and figure it out when you get there? >> we had the idea, it was a different idea and we didn't have a product. we were still working on it but we thought better to come earlier than later. >> how did you get programming time? how did you build your product? >> we had three people today and i was the one who tried to meet a lot of investors. one is an engineer and one is the designer so they are making the product. >> you're working out of the how tell doing this. >> motel and cafe down the street. >> i have a friend from norway trying to stop a company here and get funding and had a hard time. she commutes between there and here. i can only imagine. >> how did you get the visa to stay here if you don't -- you're here on a work visa currently. >> right now, yes. >> how did you get into the country? we're glad you're here. that said, how did you get here? >> one and a half years to get a visa until then i was on tour

. >> the "closing bell" is next. >> hi, everybody. welcome to the "closing bell." the dow and s&p 500 on track to snap a three-day losing streak. >> i'm bill griffith. are you in a bad mood? >> i'm in a good mood. >> you just gave me the raspberries. what is that about? >> raspberries are better for you than blueberries. that is my snack. these are good earnings. jobs claims report, higher but not as high as expected. showing claims fell. >> it is pretty good. getting better. but the employment situation remains pretty insistent. pemco continuing to see huge outflows. founder bill gross says a bond war is at hand and his firm will be the winner. he lays out the battle strategy exclusively. >> lays it out as war strategy. plus richard fisher is with us. he says it is time to taper. but he has been saying this for a while. he is not a voting member but he will tell you what he expects his colleagues to do beginning next month. he is a september taperer. >> it is amazing. and it shows you the debate going on within the federal reserve right now. >> absolutely. >> let'

welcome to the "closing bell."e're coming to you from outside the new york stock exchange for our special summer on the street series as we continue. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo. as does the summer swoon for the stock market, the stocks are trying to hit break-even today. we are approaching the end of the week, bill. happy friday to you. >> happy friday, maria. yes, i'm bill griffeth here inside the new york stock exchange. the market isn't any better from this view, as well, although we are coming off the lows of the session right now. it looks like it's trying to go positive. i'll point out this is an expiration day. anything can happen during the last hour of trade on an expiration day. but before this, the dow is in jeopardy of having its worst week of the year. we're down about 2.1% going into the day. if we finish below 15,095, that would make us the worst week of the year. and we are -- well, we're above that right now. >> i've got to tell you, bill, it feels like the quietest expirati

the bell was saved. thanks to the church and the mayor, that bell is here. to help celebrate dr.ing. [ bell tolling ] [ applause ] >> please welcome our next performance by tony and grammy award winner, heather hadleigh. >> we're awaiting the president of the united states to speak. you can see he and the first lady are standing there next to the bell as heather headley, a gospel and r & b singer is performing now. that bell is from that church, 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama, september 15th, 1963. the three little girls who died were addy mccollins, cynthia welsly, carol robinson and denise mcnair. and it happened just a month, not even a month, after the march on washington. and, of course, when that happened, many around dr. king said we have heard from you, we have heard from the nation. the nation has showed up here. what will be the people who are against us? what will be their response? what will be the klan's response? that response was to bomb a black baptist church in birmingham, alabama. i want to bring in my guests here again, van jones, commentator

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among them, clifford jones and yusef bell.ft without a verdict, one way or the other, in the deaths of all of the children. camille bell. >> even if it takes 30 trials, i don't care. you know, prove it. >> the prosecutor's answer, it would serve no purpose. >> you can only serve one life sentence. >>> just ahead -- a new alibi that backfires. >> he was out that night, no question in my mind. he was not at home. he was out and about. >> and after all these years, new dna evidence. >> it probably would exclude 98% or so of the people in the world. getting the right nutrition during your busy day can be a challenge. take control of your nutrition with each delicious bar provides boost bars are perfect with a meal or as a nutritious snack. plus, they are available in chocolate and peanut butter chocolate flavors. a great-tasting way to get the nutrition you need. brand power. helping you buy better. then you'll know how uncomfortable it can be. [ crickets chirping ] but did you know that the lack of saliva can also lead to tooth d

the bell was saved. thanks to the church and william bell, the mayor of ber ming ham, that bell is here. to help celebrate doctor king's legacy and this day, let freedom ring. [ music ] [ bell tolling ] >> please welcome our next performance by tony and grammy award winner heather hedley. [ music ] >> we'll get back to the m lk ceremonies in just a bit. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. we have breaking news on studio b. welcome, everyone. we've just learned minutes ago that major nidal hasan has been given the death penalty. he will get death for killing 13 people at fort hood and injuring dozens more some four years ago. four years ago, he, of course, represented himself during the trial. he put up virtually no defense at all, and then during the death penalty phase, he put up no witnesses and he, of course, did not speak. that's what we were anticipating the whole while is that he would say something on his own behalf. he said absolutely nothing, and a jury has now just said that major nidal h

it will be one of 300 sites where bells will ring shortly. very soon. let's listen in now. >> but i'm reminded that dad challenged us. that's what he did, challenged our nation to be a better nation for all god's children. i'm reminded that he taught us the power of love, agape love, the love that is totally unselfish. you love someone if they're old or young, rich or poor, native american or hispanic american or latino. you love them because god calls us to do that. love and forgiveness is what we need more of, not just in our nation, but really throughout the world. and so i want to rush to tell you that said, the ultimate measure of a human being is where one stands. not in times of comfort and convenience but where he stands in times of challenge and controversy. he went on to say that on some questions, something deep inside called conscience asked, is the position right? he often talked about sometimes we must take positions that are neither safe nor popular nor politic, but we must take those positions because our conscience tells us t

he said that on "countdown to the closing bell."ines here, things continue to do business. many of them are starting to pull out their money. charles: this feels like the alternate, pens in so many ways. no shrinking wallflower. he is definitely paying a heavy price for it right now. >> at least one organization that is sticking with them. there has not been a verdict. this has not been decided yet. he believes they can weather the storm. we will see. charles: lucky for our viewers. we have him on in the 4:00 o'clock hour. closing bell less than eight minutes away. falling more than doubled the s&p this week. we will break it all down for you next. ♪ [ male announcer ] imagine this cute blob is metamucil. and this pk is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels. and that gelling hes to lower some cholesterol. metacil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmi

bell." >>> and we do welcome you to "closing bell." i'm bill griffeth here at krpt nx world headquarters today. >> i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange in for maria bartiromo and on a day when global tension is getting stocks -- >> have some water. we just started, kelly. >> we've got a long program to go. >> we do. >> and concerns topping the list. syria a major concern and the late-day sell-off from yesterday is happening again. dow down 145 points. >> here's the deal. we've had other potential conflicts around the globe for a couple of years now, and the markets did nothing with it. this one, they're paying attention to, and in the usual ways finally. stocks down, bonds up, gold up, and oil very high today. >> right. >> crude oil doing its best day in a year and a half now. seeing the kind of rush to a safe haven you might imagine here, kel inlts sure. the risk oh version trade playing out globally. keep a close eye on the japanese yen strengthening, testing the 97 lev

those numbers come out after the bell.be up this year, but portfolio founder and president with the coming of the bond market collapse things we are still flirting with a recession, but when you talk about the word "collapse" you are warning us now but we are here to talk about the way people could invest that. first off, let's get to quantitative easing. you just heard the st. louis fed president. one minute he is saying don't do it, the next second saying taper. >> we better not taper i. liz: the headline was we still have to wait to see more data. >> four and half years of qe, five years since the collapse of the housing market we still have to wait. let's just get the balance sheet up to me before trillion. liz: let's show some stunning numbers. what the market has done since qe began in september of 2008. the nasdaq has seen a 60% gain. the dow 39% again. the trade was obvious, equities. what is the trade now? >> i went long, january of 2009. most people thought i would be bearish forever. liz: and you ppobably had a

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"closing bell" is next. have a fantastic weekend. we'll see you soon. >>> hi, everybody. happy friday to you. welcome to the:. i'm mari maria bartiroma. >> job numbers in terms of job growth, minor selling in the stock market. a bond market rally that brought the yield in that ten-year note down more than 10 basis points today. >> you would have expected a bigger move given the move down in the ten-year. >> if they considered bad news to be good news. you have one profile dub saying he's been too optimistic. he's calling for a longer time frame. >> i like that story. we're now less than two hours away from time warner customers losing cbs and showtime. it's a big deal. today is the deadline. we'll have updates on any developments or if either side speaks out. >> we've got many cities watching that one carefully. also keeping a close eye on two potentially dangerous situations in the middle east. more protests in egypt today, this one in support of ousted president morsi and we also have an update on the terror threat that has prompted the u.s. to shut down embassies this

let's see, 50 minutes left before the closing bell. the dow is down about 17 points, the s&p 500 down by 3. bill, we're at 1,687. a lot of people watching the 1,690 level. >> and we heart from art shin, a sly buy side bias as we head toward the close. we won't get excited like anthony is about china. >>> is splitting a stock only a gimmick, or could it be what the doctor ordered to get the market moving again? someone here will make the case for splitting stocks coming up. >>> and cover your ears if you own apple products, because we're wondering if the company could actually be neglecting the consumer in favor of its shareholders. we'll find out coming up on the most important hour of the trading day. >> yes, it is. >> be right back. in today's markets, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market centers to look for the best possible price -- maybe even better than you expected. it's all part of our goal to execute your trade in one second. i'm derrick cha

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it was the site of the bombing that killed four young girls. [ bells tolling ] >> bells from nearly 300hurches and historical monuments across the country will also ring their bells. dr. king preached his last sunday sermon at the cathedral in 196. he was assassinated four days later. a statue of king preaching is now carved in one of the cathedral's bays. on this anniversary, a poll shows many americans say his dream has not become reality. the nbc news poll found 54% of americans agree that our nation judges people by their character and not by their skin color. 79% of blacks surveyed disagree with that statement. as for general race relations in the u.s., just 50% say they're good. that number had been above 70% since '79. the survey was taken shortly after the verdict in the george zimmerman trial. you can watch the ceremony on your mobile device. we are live streaming it right now. just go to nbcwashington.com. >>> we've learned the names of three people killed in a crash. police say 37-year-old beth any dempsey was in the back seat with h

it turned out to be the same afternoon jo-jo bell disappeared.yne williams. jo-jo's body would not be found for seven more weeks, until easter sunday. it had floated far down the south river, almost into another county. >> he also had nothing on but underwear basically. >> medical examiner joseph burton went out in a boat to retrieve the boy. >> we've got the body wrapped in a sheet. i'm the one with the shirt off. >> dr. burton ruled both jo-jo and the other boy found in the river had been asphyxiated. >> we didn't have any history of either one of these boys swimming in the south river in their underwear. >> other bodies were now washing up in the chtahoochee river to the west and the north of atlanta. five victims in that river in the next six weeks. >> i said, you know, if i was doing that, i'd be throwing them off the bridge. >> fbi agent mike mccomas grew up along a river in tennessee. he knew if something were to float on downstream, it had to be dropped in the middle of a river. mccomas suggested the bridge stakeouts. >> we looked at remo

twenty-six minutes before the closing bell.ustrial up 118. ♪ liz: well, it was just launched moments ago. the first and set produced since the takeover by google in 2011. the beginning of the come back. joining us now, motorola mobility ceo. good to have you. first of all, we love these stories because it is american innovation happening here in the u.s. let's first talk about the features of the phone in a national what are the best parts ? >> thank you for having me. you heard of this self driving a car. think of this as the self driving phone. it will navigate. you can imagine in a car how important it is. liz: contention lead people are aware of what their phones are doing and what they look like. make the case. you know what we did, we get the whole team together here. we all held up our collective phones. we have tried, all kinds of blackberries, some from 1999. both mark and i to my executive producer, have to because we can't figure out how to get all we needed the one. try and pitch our team. make the pitch to s and th

closing bell rings in 40 minutes. nasdaq's still reeling from yesterday's dramatic three hour outage from a pr standpoint because it halted trading for more than 2,000 stocks leaving people wondering, where are you guys? more from the ceo and the 30-second pitch on why twitter should want to launch its ipo on the nasdaq and not the new york stock exchange, and, holy smokes, forget christian bale, there's a new boston disent, a high stakes gamble by one of hollywood's top studios. we'll bring you the inside scoop. ♪ join us at projectluna.com liz: investorses and traders suffering from a hangover after the flash freeze on the nasdaq. we have more with the man in the cross hairs. i spoke with the ceo and asked, why the nasdaq was barely heard from in the dramatic moments yesterday. >> well, our communication system, i think, worked well yesterday. it can always be improved. first order of business is to focus on solving the problem, and then dealing with people directly involved with the problem. now, in one of the open

a lot to come in the second hour of the "closing bell." [ bell ringing ] coming up. >>> and it's 4:00 p.m. on wall street. you're watching the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans in for maria bartiromo. she will be here, though, with part two of her exclusive interview with mike duke in just a moment. bill griffeth will join me momentarily, as well. the trading week coming to a close. it maybe the dead of august, but this was not a slow week by any standard. here's how we're finishing the day on wall street. the dow adding about 44 points or a third of one percent. similar gains for nasdaq, at 1,663. the nasdaq, bill, up half a percent. if you want to know why it's outperforming today, despite some of the stumbles this week, it has a lot to do with the performance of microsoft and facebook. >> yeah, facebook hits $40. who'd thunk that six months ago, right? so a down week, but not a dull week, that's for sure. josh lipton has been on top of it all there on the new york stock exchange floor today. what are you watching there, josh? >> reporter: hey, bill, yeah, we do finish higher today. t

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kristen bell tonight. jack johnson is here. a beautiful show. the beautiful jimmy fallon coming up next. -- is hered only tonight [indiscernible] >> chris davis took a swing at the sports illustrated cover. drama coming up next. >> so much has gone wrong, it is easy to expect the worst. the orioles victory causes it relation. -- causes elation. fans witnessed some monster homeruns. , the bottom five for chris davis. a bit of history on the cover of sports illustrated. his 46 this season. they take a 4-2 lead. the orioles defense against -- top nine, jim johnson did not close. , what a tag. ended -- i have evertag seen. it was textbook. he starts in the front. he catches the ball. >> i think he could do that. the red sox were in san francisco. the top two unloaded. two run shot. then it is 2-0. the pop-up. it is a gift run-scoring double. oh my. the is a 3-1 shot. the orioles keep pace. the ravens made a move on wednesday. they traded david reed to the colts. it made sense for ozzie newsome. the selection -- it looks great. he also has [indiscern

bell." it's a good start. bill griffeth here on the new york stock exchange. the stock market kind of steady here. boy, do we have some great stories to tell today. >> low value, and it seems like the big stories are elsewhere. we'll get to them. i'm kayla, in for maria, back tomorrow. we have a big show for you. it seems carl icahn couldn't let bill ackman be the most talked-about activist this week. in the last hour, the 77-year-old billionaire tweeting that he has taken a large position in apple and that he told ceo tim cook he wants a big share buyback now. and would you look at apple's stock? take a look at what it's doing right now. it's up nearly 5%. of course, it already has a big buyback and the thought of it being bigger is something the investors like. >> arguably the most successful of all of the activist investors going after one of the largest companies in the world and pushing it up 4%. even apple responded. they said that, quote, we appreciate the interest and investment of a

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as the bells toll we commit to a life of service because dr.ng, on one of my favorite quotes from him is not everybody can be famous but everybody can be great because greatness is determined by service. what can we do to lift others up. as the bells toll we must recommit that the love that abides and connects each of us to shine through and let freedom ring. is. [applause] >> that, of course, is oprah winfrey, the queen of daytime tv there to address us on national mall. she began her broadcast career just 32 miles up the road in baltimore, maryland. no one then, certainly not oprah, would believe would be where she is today. we owe our careers, in fact, to the dream. the man you see coming to the podium now, john lewis, who was there and came under attack. just as passionate today as he was then. [applause] >> as we wait for congressman lewis to address the crowd. >> dr. hendrix, you were saying it's amazing he still has the passion based on where he was born, briefly. >> the president? >> no, john lewis. >> congressman rebusiness. >> oh, yea

but first tell us what's coming up on the "closing bell," bill griffith. >> mr.ay from his house. linkedin shares up big today. that stock up more than 100% just this year. we'll hear from somebody who says it's time to get out of linkedin and we'll talk about why. also, is anemic growth in this country the new normal? we'll hear of the trio of top economists and we'll get their outlooks and brazil's rich et man has lost $30 billion in just the year and a half and we'll see how he can perhaps get this lost fortune back again, if ever. maria and i look forward to seeing you for the very important last hour of the "closing bell." "street signs" is back after this. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ time to have new experiences with a familiar keyboard. to update our status without opening an app. to have all our messag

welcome back to the "closing bell."mo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the market in the red again today following the mark's worst week of the year last week. take a look at how we're finishing out on wall street with things deteriorating by the close here. even though it was light volume on this summer monday, down 72 points on the dow jones industrials average, setting at 15,008. the last time the dow closed below 15,000 was the weekend of july 3rd, the long holiday weekend before the beginning of the summer. nasdaq down about 13 points.

let's listen. >> category, top ten calls received to taco bell headquarters, taco bell headquarters.e a look at this. a guy -- they posted this. >> number ten, does the lick add or subtract calories? nine, shouldn't he wear a hair net? number seven, when will licked shells be available in my area? number six, is he single? number three, is he the same guy that stood in the lettuce? remember that guy who stood in the lettuce? >> probably the same guy. >> of course, it's the same guy. >> the number one call received at taco bell headquarters, hi, michael douglas here. >> oh, oh, oh. except for that last little bit, you know what, hoda and i disagree on this. we often do, but when i first saw the picture, i said, he has to be fired. you cannot do that. when i heard the circumstances and he's a young kid, he was encouraged, somebody posted it. nobody knows why. he didn't do the posting of it. i think -- look at the things we do around here when the cameras aren't going. >> or when they are going. it's really bad. >> yeah, exactly. i think he's a young guy, learn from his mistake and let

and here we go. [ bell chimes ] feikamoh. i'll ask everybody else now. [ bell chimes ] joe.taking the tour. yeah, that's i [ applause ] joe antol. you're $1,000 richer than when you walked in. from knoxville, tennessee, right? yes, sir. you're in the construction business? yes, my brother john and i own our own small construction company. good for you. you a married man? yes, i am. my beautiful wife, jama, is here. and have two precious daughters. sophia is 15, and tess is 12. and when you do your singing, it's in church, usually. is that it? yeah, yeah. don't ask me now. [ laughter ] nice to have you here, joe. feikamoh massaquoi. did i get that pretty well? did i do all right with that? yeah. pretty good. from right here in los angeles. now, your heritage, your parents are from... parents are from sierra leone, west africa. i was born in philadelphia, but raised in houston, texas. oh, okay. now, it says you're an actor and a songwriter and a music guy. what is it you're pursuing? i'm actually an actor. i moved out here not too long ago, trying to make it in hollywood. it's