think about two years back, a pastor, or he claimed to be a pastor, but if he was, i don't know, terry jones, an american pastor who wanted to burn the holy koran, and, of course there was the sort of a backlash on the christians, and we had to make it very clear that we are not to be identified with this reverend terry jones. >> reporter: last week's suicide bombing that killed at least 78 in a peshawar church compound was the worst ever but not the first attack against christians even this year. in march two churches and 100 christian homes were destroyed in the eastern city of lahore. >> we see an increasing form of islam which is much more militant, which is much narrower and even quite extremist. even islamic sects that are not considered orthodox are also being targeted, which is not the islam of the majority, which is a very moderate, open-minded islam. >> reporter: he says a moderate islam shaped early pakistan, created in 1947 by the departing british to be a home for muslims. but that moderation began to erode with growing fundamentalism. christians, long subject to social and econ

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central government, there's no clear strategy on how they intend to solve this crisis. >> pass tore terry jones is under arrest, planning to burn thousands of korans. jones says that he was going to burn one book for each of the victims of the september 11 attacks. jones first made national headlines in 2010 when he threatened to burn a koran on the 9/11 anniversary in new york city. >> chicago has approved a multi-million dollar settlement for two cases of police torture that happened two decades ago. a man was brutalized to obtain confessions. >> the price for more than two decades behind bars in chicago? an apology and $12.5 million. that's the amount the city council agreed to pay two men after police allegedly beat and tortured them into confessing in four murders. the city later declared them innocent. >> we do not kid ourselves that the fight is over or that the city has somehow become a kinder and gentler one. i don't think that's the case. >> mayor rahm emanuel called the scandal a dark chapter on the history of the city of chicago and gave a long awaited apology, saying i'm sorry this

and we had to make it very clear that we are not to be identified with this reverend terry jones. >> reporter: last week's suicide bombing that killed at least 78 people in a peshawar church compound was the worst ever, but not the first against christians this year. in march, two churches and 100 christian homes were attacked in the eastern city of lahore. >> we see an increasing form of islam which is much more militant, which is much narrower. even islamic sects that are not considered orthodox are also being targeted by those who have this extremist way of thinking. it is a form of islam which is not the islam of the majority, which is a very moderate open- minded islam. >> reporter: he says a moderate islam shaped early pakistan, created in 1947 by the departing british to be a home for muslims. but it began to erode in the with growing islamization. christians-- long subject to social and economic discrimination-- became constitutionally second class. non-muslims are ineligible to be president or prime minister. in the late '70s, a militant resistance-- today's taliban-- grew t

. >>> controversial florida pastor, terry jones is under arrest.were planning to burn thousands of core rans. he says he was going to burn one book for each of the victims of the september 11th attacks. in 2010 he threatened to burn a quran on the 9/11 anniversary in new york city. ♪ >>> some positive news about the recovery in the housing market. foreclosure activity is at an almost eight-year low. realty track says only 56,000 homes entered the foreclosure process last month. that's a decline from 44%. >>> executives are meeting today to discuss how to protect the stock markets from technical glitches. the meeting was called after the flash freeze on august 22nd, when it caused a three-hour trading halt on the nasdaq. they want to know how the exchanges are increasing the amount of high-speed stock trading done by computers. >>> a research group says the woerpd wide demand for tablets will pass the sales of traditional pcs. >>> after a bitter fight with investor karl ikan, michael del is taking back the company the founded. there will be a $25 bi

terry jones was stopped before lighting 3,000 qurans on wednesday. jones first gained notoriety, as you might remember, three years ago for a similar protest. that one was called off. but his congregation did burn copies of the quran in 2011. law enforcement says he was picked up while driving to a demonstration yesterday. 3,000 qurans were found in his truck, all soaked in kerosene. he and associate pastor are charged withen lawful conveyance of fuel. >>> wednesday marked 12 years since the 9/11 attacks. family members and first responders of the nearly 3,000 killed came to reflect on those lost, but not forgotten. moments of silence were held at the national september 11th memorial in lower manhattan. they also took place at the pentagon. and at the field in shanksville, pennsylvania, where one of the hijacked airlines crashed. at the white house, president and mrs. obama were joined by vice president biden and his wife for a memorial. they stood quietly at 8:46 a.m. that marked the exact time the first plane struck the north tower of the world tra

so if you remember the burning of the koran by terri jones, the cleric in the u.s., that was repeatedly broadcast on one of the t.v. channels in afghanistan. and it did lead to some violent demonstrations and violent protests. >> opinion is divided over war lord t.v. while many are glad to see battles between war lords relegated to the airwaves, others fear these channels height enl ethnic and religious tensions in the country. and as the clock ticks down to the planned nato military pull-out and western media sub sides, the new independent media outlets could be overtaken by these more partisan players. the future for some of the smaller, western-backed outlets is looking bleak. >> some of these television and radio stations cannot sustain themselves. they shouldn't be able to sustain themselves. they don't try and get advertising money. they don't have content that really appeals to people. people don't watch them. you will see a consolidation. you will see a lot of outlets go bankrupt. >> the at thistion revenue is very small. the advertising market cannot fund the number of media ou

terry jones leads a small evangelical church. yesterday he was driving a pickup truck carrying a grill, kerose kerosene, and korans. jones and an assistant pastor were charged with the unlawful conveyance of fuel. back in 2010 jones threatened to burn a koran on the 9/11 anniversary but called it off. >>> to many, yesterday's exercise at logan airport in boston on 9/11 is a case of very poor timing. airport officials are apologizing. adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: black smoke rose above boston's logan airport wednesday morning as cruise hosed down a burning plane. at least that's what it looked like from afar. it was actually a staged fire drill on dummy aircraft scheduled on one of the most sensitive days of the calendar, the anniversary of the september 11th attacks. >> if someone planned it for this day without realizing what the day means to so many people, that's rather inexcusable. >> reporter: passengers at the airport were surprised and some saw the smoke and flames as their flights approached. >> as we were landing a

terry jones was stopped before being able to light 3,000 korans on fire. law enforcement officers say he was picked up while driving to a demonstration 3,000 korans were found in his truck all soaked in kerosene. he is charged with unlawful conveyance of fuel. jones first gained note right for a similar protest. that one was called off but his congregation did burn copies of the koran in 2011. >>> well, as you know wednesday marked 12 years since the 9/11 attacks. family members and first responders of the nearly 3,000 killed came to reflect on those lost but not forgotten. moments of silence held at the national september 11th memorial in lower manhattan and took place at the pentagon and a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, where one of the hijacked airlines crashed. at the white house president obama and the first lady were joined by vice president biden and his wife for a solemn memorial. they stood quietly at 8:46 a.m. marking the exact time when the first planes struck the north tower of the world trade center. afterwards the silence was pierced by

pastor terry jones was taken into custody. they were heading to a park to burn nearly 3,000 korans. one for each victim of the 9/11 attack. >>> we should find out today whether a 22-year-old woman in montana will be held, pending her trial for the death of her husband. jordan lynn graham is accused of pushing her husband, cody lee johnson, off of a cliff in glacier national park. the pair had been married eight days at the time of johnson's death. graham has confessed, saying she pushed johnson during an argument. she now faces life in prison. >>> an ohio man who gained attention because of his viral video confession, waking up in jail. matthew cordle's confession for killing another man driving drunk in june. yesterday, he entered a not guilty plea which will be changed to guilty until next wednesday. his client wants to stay in jail until that hearing. >> he wants to make good on his promise. he wants to take full responsibility. he wants the message to stand strong. >> on tuesday, a judge put a stop to the proceedings when she learned of his plans to enter a not guilty plea. he f

reason rest assured they will magically find a way to get it in god and take the case of pastor terry jonesin florida you know him he's the guy that likes to burn korans to commemorate nine eleven the u.s. military has jorn him to stop with the protests of the past or just won't listen so this year as he was towing a big grill filled with three thousand kerosene those qur'an to a park the cops arrested him the only problem is they couldn't arrest him for intending to burn some books as that's protected as three feet so they got him on an unlawful conveyance of fuel unlawful open carry of a firearm and having no valid vegetation and that's the way it goes here in the us if authorities want you neutralized they will find something to nail you with no matter how clean you think it might be activists change the entire thing was on his latest protest the democratic national convention last year when he was pulled over and arrested for driving with a suspended license he maintains he was just a passenger in the car never the last that cops held him until the convention was over the silencing the

. >>> controversial florida pastor terry jones facing felony charges today caught carrying 3,000 corranceked in kerosene. deputies say he planned to burn them, one for every victim of the 9/11 attacks. >>> trader joe's will apparently turn to the obama care exchanges for part-time workers. in a leaked memo the ceo tells employees the company will give each of them $500 to offset out of pocket costs for health care. trader joe's was one of grocery chains to offer vision, dental and benefits to part-time employees. >> the fast and the furious, papal style. a priest in northern italy gave pope francis a 1984 renault 4, four-door papal white, manual transmission and 190,000 miles on it. the donor was shocked to get a thank you phone call. the pope plans to drive the car himself around vatican city. >>> bon jovi's tour is on hold after tico torres' emergency appendectomy. tico wants everyone to know it was his desire to perform. ee even promised doctors he would come back for the surgery right after the show, but doctors prevailed. the band will return to the road in about a week. >> so tattoo

. >>> a pastor, terry jones, was taken into custody yesterday. to burn nearly 3,000 korans, one for each victim of the 9/11 attack. facing a string of charges including unlawfully transporting fuel. he was potentially driving a bomb down the road. >>> a domestic dispute between george zimmerman and his wife shellie is on hold while police try to access information from an ipad. >> reporter: no one is pressing charges, not selly z shellie zi her father or the police. police are looking at a smashed ipad. >> shellie is saying she walked around videotaping george in the household during this confrontation. that's what she is saying is on that ipad. >> reporter: zimmerman disputes this. >> the allegation is that shellie struck george on the back with the ipad. >> surveillance video from the home, police say zimmerman can be seen destroying the ipad with a knife. it was this 911 call that originally got police to the house. >> oh, my god. i don't know what he's capable of. i'm really scared. >> reporter: shellie said zimmerman had a gun and there's th

terry jones was taken into custody wednesday after he was allegedly preparing to burn 3,000 kerosene-soaked korans. he is charged with the unlawful carrying of fuel. >>> george zimmerman's estranged wife and her attorney are speaking out about this week's confrontation involving zimmerman. at a news conference on wednesday, shellie zimmerman had little to say but let her attorney do most of the talking. >> people are wondering why shellie called 911 and said there was a firearm. you don't want to take a chance. >> and he said that shellie zimmerman wants her relationship with her relationship to end with a wimper and not with a bang. zimmerman will not be charged. >>> and a great catch by a very long-time baseball fan. this one was a foul ball hit into the stands at the giants/rockies game. popped cleanly by virginia smith. you see her there in the stands. she brought her glove to every game. mother of 9, grandmother of 15 and they're signing her up to be a catcher of the team. >> heard more about that. in the next inning she got up and doubled to the gap. >> very impressive. >> very good.

. >> at boston center terry biggio has asked quality assurance specialist robert jones to review a taperists' radio transmissions. on that tape a startling find. 9/11 may be bigger than just one plane. >> we have some planes. >> we could hear the hijacker reference planes, meaning more than one is involved. i was on the phone and relaying to terry up in the operations area that there was potentially more aircraft involved. >> even today the hair on the back of my neck stands up when we talk about the hijacking. >> and you are following it to new york in. >> well, thinking that -- i believe it was about 600 knots southbound, which was extremely unusual for an air carrier. that was another indication that something was obviously really bad because someone is in a real hurry here, and i was watching the track of american 11 continue southbound. slowed down. that's why we thought it was landing at either kennedy or newark setting themselves up for an arrival. >> but it isn't landing. what biggio doesn't see on his radar screen is this. >> i was on the phone with the new york center, operati

jones industrial average, another pretty good day. triple digit move plus 120 on the back of yesterday's 140-point gain. and you've got the best start to september now since 2010. terry3% now for the month of september. terry, of course, is with benjamin and gerald brokerage. what do you make of it? >> the move was anticipated to some extent after the technicals sort of bounced off the moving averages. my trouble is right now i don't like the index that's here. the moving average seems to have cost a negative. i think we'll see downdied coming up. >> why so? this has been a good move on the back of better than expected economic data around the globe, especially china. >> i do agree with that but from a technical standpoint, i start to the run for the hills. >> good to see you. >> maria picks up the second hour of the "closing bell." a number of big guests coming up. stay tuned. >>> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? welcome back to the "closing bell," i'm maria bartiromo on the floor of the new york stock exchange. the s&p 500 extends a winning streak to six days. take a look at how we're settling down on the street today. the dow jones i