the mother of robert bell is holding out hope that there is more to this story. he knows that i know he is innocent. he knows. he knows that i love him. angelina benton let him stay in the house out of kindness. police say in addition to chicago, bell could be headed to albany georgia or tennesse where his wife works. here in the newsroom frank and praying for the family that lost their pop one. bell is on the run and police think that he may be on the run in chicago where he graduated from high school in 1997. it has been torture for me. the mother is praying that the manhunt for the killer will end with her son safe and able to tell his story. he needs to turn himself in. bell's mother has reached out to new beginnings church and hopes that her son will come to that church and in sure that he will turn himself again. he could be headed to albany torture or tennessee where his wife works. a career criminal is released by mistake. tonight cook county sheriff tom dart is speaking out, saying his guys weren't at fault. 25-year-old jerimah harris was in a cook count

. >>> and at the top of the hour, robert benmosche will join me as co-host. stay with us. we're back on "closing bell" next. [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting.

area athlete thought about and actually accomplished and diane roberts introduces you to connor bell in this week's usa today high school sports feature. >> reporter: it all started with this, a national geographic picture of a foot resting on a makeshift soccer ball. below the picture a description about how rare a treasure they are in south african shantytowns. >> i just got thinking about how sports have always been there for me and a confidence builder and that team aspect was always important. >> reporter: this is connor bell, a senior at georgetown visitation preparatory school. when she saw the picture back in march, her mind started racing because her family was going to south africa in the summer. >> i was happy that she wanted to do something for somebody else. she has this nice trip and she wants to think about other people. that was nice. >> she puts her mind to it, she'll get it done. >> i knew it was an opportunity to be more than a tourist and i had to figure out how and i knew i could find a way eventually. >> reporter: honor attacked research like she does practice,

also on the show, very special "closing bell" event, ceo of aig for the entire hour. robert benmosche will be co-hosting with me. lots to talk about with the always candid benmosche, we're coming up on the five-year anniversary of the financial crisis. we'll talk to him about the tapering and the next fed chairman. >> and a couple of exciting hours. and another topic mr. benmosche is sure to have good insight on, standard & poor's claim. claiming they're being retaliated against by demanding $5 million in fines by how it rated mortgages ahead of the crisis. so far, only s&p is facing those kinds of penalties even though others blew it. we have more on that. >> this is a really good story. i want to get some important legal minds' take on this, suing the federal government, and could this be the truth, that, in fact, the aaa goes away. we'll get into it. >>> let's check where we are in the marks as we see the rally continue, as you can see by the intraday chart. just shy of the high, but very close to it. 110 points on the industrials average. nasdaq composite also strong, co

have the story after a quick break, and don't miss a special edition of the "closing bell" co-hosted by aig ceo robertschy. ♪ [ cows moo ] [ sizzling ] more rain... [ thunder rumbles ] ♪ [ male announcer ] when the world moves... futures move first. learn futures from experienced pros with dedicated chats and daily live webinars. and trade with papermoney to test-drive the market. ♪ all on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "power lunch." let's talk about a lunch option you'll have in the future. this comes courtesy of campbell's soup and green mountain coffee. these two teams teaming up to get this sell single brew and k-cups, the first time a snack option is on the menu. gmcr shares have spiked higher in the last 20 minutes or so. watch the gmcr soup shares. i think that's really interesting. >> me, too. >> carry them around in your purse. you wouldn't but i would. a very big story on cnbc.com. john carney is on it and it has to do with a big hedge fund. tell us what it is. >> a $3.2 billion fund of fun called common sense investment management, and late last week the founder of it

a busy beginning of september right now "after the bell" starts as i speak. david: lance roberts, street talk, warned of a bigger pull back in the market and larry shover from the pits of cme. larry, we got your notes before we had the manufacturing index and et cetera. what worries wall street most at this point? there were a lot of concerns, we saw that big gain pullback at the end of the day. is it syria or is it rising interest rates? >> i think it might be rising interest rates. it might be something even bigger than that. keep in mind we really aren't growing right now. pmis came out. they were good. but we need another act. corporate profits are rising but on the back of low labor compensation. and top-line revenue growth, that has been stagnant for a while. so we need another catalyst for this market to go higher. these other things are just a mind field that we've been traversing for the last 30 to 45 days. and there's plenty of them we're worried about, and they're right in front of us. liz: larry, you act like it is the only reason companies are making money is because

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bell. jenna: based on what robert has to say what is really the path forward? looking to make the system more secure for all of us which we would hope would be the point, is this where we should invest the time and energy? >> well, i think it should be kind of a multifaceted approach, jenna. i think going forward for a lof of different reasons i think the market will correct itself. people will not bundle up toxic paper and try to sell them off as bond. purchasers are not as motivated to do that because there's other returns and investment. these crediting agencies will not make the mistakes they made. i also think you have increased government regulation. i hear what robert is saying. i worked with the sec when i was prosecutor. they would come to us and say we need to you follow the evidence and we would. our justice department isn't being bashful here. how many cases have they filed against jpmorgan in the last six months? if the evidence is there the justice department will go there. i think combination of regulatory action by sec, criminal action by the ju

[bell tolls] will the family of carol roberts on stand. robertson. ce mcnair stand. -- will the family of denise mcnair stand. we remember denise mcnair. [bell tolls] gill the family of virtua ware stand. we remember virgil ware. [bell tolls] and will the family of johnny robertson stand. we remember johnny robertson. [bell tolls] let us never forget their lives, their legacy, and the lessons that we have learned in these past 50 years. we are prepared to believe now, and i will ask that we all stand as we prepare to sing the hymn of the movement, "we shall overcome." i will ask elder king to come up here please. amen. congresswoman sewell, if you will come. the governor and his wife, the attorney general and his wife, will you please come. the mayor and his wife, would you please come. come on off. up.ome on we're going to grab one , and there iss only one person that can lead us in this hymn. come on, bishop. [organ plays] ♪ we shall overcome. >> ♪ we shall overcome we shall overcome we shall overcome someday i do believe we shall overcome someday o

robert saves has 10% an indication voters are not happy with both candidates. they face off tomorrow night in mclean. absentee voting has begun. >> for the next week he's making stops across the free state. bell in rockville, he will cot city and baltimore. >> this morning there are startling new due tails about a the navy yard gunman. why did the people doing the background tests get an at yearned version of a previous gun incident?ncid >> a big change coming to disnes theme parks. while people with disabilities will no longer be allowed to good to the head of the line. time now is 5:00:07. >> a push for security exchanges at the navy yard. >> aaron alexis' background report failed to reveal he had shot out the tires of another person's car in toample insteads it said he deflated the tires and never mentioned the use of a gun. >> disneyland and disney worldld will no longer allow guests to have access to rides. they will be given a ticket with a specific time to enter the ride. it's similar to the fast past system. in the past they could bypass the main lines and enter through a side door. the change comes there were reports of able body guests due to that policy. due to confidentality laws

robert gray has been invited. i will be at intel. it is moving higher by nearly half a percent. we will have amazing interviews. they are getting into every single possible product. closing bell ringing in about 15 minutes. you just saw oil prices. the industry itself is bracing for a possible shockwave from any u.s. ella terry strike in syria. shockwaves are not necessarily a bad thing if you have a company that is always producing oil and gas in the u.s. should you be looking to pick up some of these names before any strike? we are talking to the ceo of kodiak. they are growing. they are huge. steve ballmer gets two thumbs down from investors. we have an all-star tech panel next. you will have to hear what they say. ♪ [ 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. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teacng us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investin

robert frank, thank you. that's a big diamond, my friend. not as big as you. >> would make a lady very happy. thanks for watching "street signs". >> "closing bellyou tomorrow from the apple event tomorrow in california. should be a big one. "closing bell" up right now. >>> welcome to the "closing bell." i'm scott wapner in for bill griffeth. >> maria bartiromo is back tomorrow. we're in rally mode at the exchange. dow trying to close 15,000 since august 23rd. market getting a big boost when we heard maybe syria could strike a deal with russia to cease control of their chemical weapons. market got a big boost. >> market wants some certainty. you know we made back 65% of august losses. >> excellent. >> already in september. >> wow. >> here we are up $1.50 or something like that. market getting a lithe

bell" with the dow up 130 points today. joining us now as we continue to follow the developments of the d.c. navy yard shooting, robert strang is joining us, now ceo of investigative management group. also don berelli is a former special assistant agent in charge for the fbi, now senior vice president for the sufan group. good to see you both, thank you for joining us. robert, i know the investigation has now transitioned from local d.c. police, the fbi now taking the lead. what does that mean? what are they doing that the d.c. police wouldn't be doing? >> well, i know that as a former dea agent, i know that these background checks, especially with these contractors, sometimes they're being looked at. right now they're being looked at very carefully since snowden got caught up in this information. this individual seems to be a potential contractor. the government will be looking very closely at his background. right now they're looking at his cell phone, computer drives, talking with family members. they're trying to make sure that this was an individual act and not a conspiracy. that's what they're trying to pull tog

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robert, dad. [ female announcer ] come in to find the right credit options for your needs. because when people talk, great things happen. >>> we have about seven minutes until opening bell., time for "mad dash." red hat not looking good this morning. >> cloudy with a chance of fall this morning. we all love cloud, cloud, cloud. >> we love klaus kleinfelt, too. >> here's the issue here. i was looking for a 14% increase in orders -- in billings. they're only growing 8%. so that is a dramatic shortfall. this is a very well run company, it doesn't miss and this is a big miss. whitehurst used to be ceo of delta, he's used to a lot of different things happening. this is disappointing. piper does down grade it. i don't know what to say. we have to hear from the company a little more. >> could it be a read into other parts or is it red hat? >> it's think it's red hat's problem, the way their model is set up. greenway did this deal this morning, that's another cloud play, that's an attractive model. we saw adobe move into cloud and people love that. let's find out more. people went went out of this because it is a momentum. >> watch the stock, listen for the call. >> chrysler we