brown. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. elise. she left out number 81 in your program but number one in your heart she left that part out. so it is a pleasure to be here today. we are here to recognize two outstanding 911 youth heroes and four incredible 911 dispatch heroes. these youngsters acted with bravely and confidence, and in an imagine crisis situation and helped to save the lives of their loved ones. our 4, 911 dispatch heroes worked behind the scenes in cooperation with law enforcement and fire and emergency medical response, the men and women who answer this call each day are the true first responders when a emergency strikes which can often make the difference between life-and-death between people in need. they are truly real heroes. please join me in welcoming the director of san francisco management lisa hofmann. [ applause ] >> thank you, tim and thank you elise and kelley from 911 for kids, every year they make this a successful ceremony in honoring children, heroes and dispatchers who are really the people

guy adami, josh brown, and tim seymour. more details on developing story out of boeing tonight. phil lebeau has got the latest on the story. phil? >> reporter: melissa, right now investigators are looking at that dreamliner trying to determine the origin of the fire that took place today. let's show you a couple of pieces of video from that scene today. it was an ethiopian airways dreamliner that caught fire. there were no passengers onboard when it was discovered. it had been parked eight hours before the fire was discovered. what's interesting, when you zoom in in terms of where the fire took place on the airplane it appears to be in the rear crown of the plane. that's right next to where you would see a crew rest area if one was -- it's unclear whether or not this plane was configured for a crew rest area. the fire crews did not appear to deal with the 787 battery units. those are located in the belly of the airplane. remember, this is the dreamliner that was the first to receive a retrofitted battery system once the faa approved the new battery system for the dream liner. bo

tim seymour is our bull. josh brown is our bear. tim, kick it off. >> we were at these extreme levels last month. ultimately 12 was where gold had to hold. it did. extreme bearishness and fear are not places where you feared but saw these as great places to buy. if you look at where they were in march of 09, that tells you what you need to know. ultimately where it gets back to fundamentals, this is a technical call and i believe investors are down on this. central banks are buying gold at 2% a year cliff. cpi was not the headline but at some point we have to face this genie. when i look at where gold p demand is i look at supply. all we hear about is supply being taken off line. ultimately this leads to a supply squeeze on gold in about 12 months. >> i really only need like ten seconds. this is a downtrend. this is a commodity bust cycle. they take months, quarters and years to work out, not weeks. it's really just getting under way, unfortunately. there will be short term bounces, oversold rallies. this is when you have to sell po

brown is back. it's over his head. off the wall in to score is perez. it's an rbi double for kipnis and a 3-0 a.l. lead. >> tim: that hit by kipnis, at least allows some intrigue as to jim leyland's decision right now. as to whether he'll bring in rivera. nathan can't get ready in time if they make a quick out. nice hitting by kipnis. showing power the other way over the head of brown. >> joe: an rbi double. that ball carried a lot farther than brown thought initially. kipnis. now this one gets away after a swing and a miss by machado. over to third is kipnis with two outs. >> tim: a tough play for posey. knocked his glove off. wild pitch from kimbrel. >> joe: seventh pitcher of the night for the national league is craig kimbrel. on deck is prince fielder. a 3-0 game in the eighth. manny machado, with 39 doubles. which is the second highest total ever at the all-star break to edgar martinez and his 42 back in '96. up and away. two balls and a strike. machado, third overall pick in what turned out to be a great draft in 2010 across baseball. machado wait

guy adami, josh brown, and tim seymour. more details on developing story out of boeing tonight. phil lebeau has got the latest on the story. phil? >> reporter: melissa, right now investigators are looking at that dreamliner trying to determine the origin of the fire

from local six, ibew, steve powers and tim donovan. >> flores from the local 22 of the carpenters. [ applause ] >> and for our next speaker, jess peterson. >> jess managed corporate and campus projects in southern california before joining web corp builders in 2000 and oversaw the construction and as vice president he led the web four team on the $500 million california academy of sciences a combination of aquarium, research institute, planetarium, and science museum. mr. peterson's sphere headed web force transition for a company focused on private development to a company with robust, private, public, and infrastructure divisions. i am pleased to introduce a great partner and supporter of city build, jess peterson. >> thank you. >> what a large crowd. graduates it is a time to savor the feeling of accomplishment and to turn the page in the next chapter in your lives. for graduates' family thises is a time to be proud. and for all of the faculty and staff, thank you for all that you have done to really prepare and educate the graduates for today. and dignitaries and hosts, thank you

then in country, keith urban and tim mcgraw. you have zed which is a huge, huge electronic dance act. queen with adam lambert singing. >> no! >> it's massive. there are more to be announced. also we have the iheart radio village outside with miley cyrus and avril levine and the wanted. >> how much are the tickets? >> thousands of dollars! >> how much are they? >> actually, they're different prices. >> about? >> some very affordable. from that range to this range. they go on sale this saturday at ticketmaster.com at 1:00 east coast time. >> that sounds like a lot of fun. >>> we have a lot of college kids who watch our show. did you know that? >> i know that but i would think they're off for summer so they'd be sleeping. >> they aren't sleeping because we're on a little later in the morning. they tweet us all the time. we with a to thank all the college kids who tweet us. please continue to tweet us on your summer break because we like to read your tweets on the air. so we can -- we like to give you guys shout outs so please keep

. >> brown: finally tonight: the waiting game in london for the royal baby-- a first child for the duke and duchess of cambridge. tim ewart of "independent television news" has the story. >> reporter: this is south wolfe road, london w-2. taxi drivers now have another name for it. >> madness street crazy street. >> i've been here nine days. i feel as if i'm having the baby. >> reporter: nine days some camera crews have been here for more than three weeks, trapped in a world of gossip, speculation and rumor. the latest rumor: kate would arrive here at the private lindo wing to have her baby today. this is the moment everyones' waiting for-- mother and child emerging as diana did with the baby william in 1982. among the assembled photographers then on the left here was arthur edwards. 31 years on, he's back. >> well i've had my eye spot marked up since the first of july. it's incredible. i mean no other baby in the world. i mean if michelle obama was expected a baby would we be outside? no, we wouldn't. >> reporter: we care of course, it's media frenzy but what about the general public? a

you may recall tim hudson spent five years with the oakland a's. tough injury. >> classy way to handle that. >> talk about a costly contract snaf few. this sun believable. 49ers starting quarterback tarell brown out $2 million this morning and looking for a brand new agent. why? brown unknowingly gave up $2 million of his base salary this season because he chose not to participate in the team's voluntary off-season workout program. brown says he was not aware of that clause in his contract and he fired his agent after finding out about the salary slash, and he found out on twitter. his base salary for this year has now been reduced down to $925,000. the agent should help him out. look, you're an adult. you should know your contract. >> it's not so voluntary after all. maybe they shouldn't call it that. >> for some players it is. apparently his contract he was supposed to be there. now he's out a lot of money. >> got to read the fine print. >> god to look at the numbers for today. a little bit beyond as well. good morning, christina. >> can't believ

i'm pamela brown in for ashleigh banfield. we start this morning with the deadliest train accident in spain in years. this new incredible video right here shows a terrifying moment when a high-speed train jumped the tracks and just before arriving at station in northwestern spain. at least 80 people were killed. 178 were injured. drug at least five americans. cnn's karl penhaul joins us now from spain where the incident happened. karl, tell us. just looking at that video sin credible. we see that first car making it around the tight curve there and the rest of the train just topples over. al goodman is joining us now. al, tell us what happened with the crash. what are we learning? >> pamela, well, that video that you are just referring to from the railway video, no sound on that video. we see the moment of impact with the lead smoke motive coming past this area behind me and basically going off the track as well as the first passenger car. but something happened a little bit further back on the train. little bit of a puff or s

as outing by pitcher tim lincecum pitching seven innings giving up three runs. oakland was up to nothing in the seventh and that brown would be the game decider. bargello, allowed one run over seven innings and pete oakland athletics won for the ninth time in their past 12 games been the pittsburgh pirates to to one. the 40 year-old cologne moved into a tie for second in the majors in victories. he is well the three on the season and allowed seven hits and one walk with five strikeouts. the warriors have signed free agent forward center m arreese speights agreed to a three-year contract with the third year being a team option. financial details have yet to be released. he should have replaced power forward carl andrea will agree to a four year, $26 million deal with the sacramento kings. speights averaged 10.2 points and 5.1 rebounds in 39 games with cleveland. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we cou

it continues with representatives tim green and the member of the health subcommittee. then our spotlight on california governor jerry brown. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> this increases the value and the standard of existence the economy is important with our government. >> the very first time buyer. we have president calvin coolidge talking about economic policy. it is not the most simple thing in the world, but it is fascinating to see him. we are going to reach a day very soon when there is a tremendous amount of material waiting for researchers to discover and make something meaningful of it. there are a lot of stories that can be told in our collection, and we are just so eager to make more of it available for people to discover. >> more on american history tv on c-span3. >> today the senate voted to confirm that consumer financial protection bureau teeth he has been serving as the head of the agency ever since his recent appointment in january of 2012. before that vote, senators discussed his nomination in the senate. this begins with sena

then in country, keith urban and tim mcgraw. you have zed which is a huge, huge electronic dance act. queen with adam lambert singing. >> no! >> it's massive. there are more to be announced. also we have the iheart radio village outside with miley cyrus and avril levine and the wanted. >> how much are the tickets? >> thousands of dollars! >> how much are they? >> actually, they're different prices. >> about? >> some very affordable. from that range to this range. they go on sale this saturday at ticketmaster.com at 1:00 east coast time. >> that sounds like a lot of fun. >>> we have a lot of college kids who watch our show. did you know that? >> i know that but i would think they're off for summer so they'd be sleeping. >> they aren't sleeping because we're on a little later in the morning. they tweet us all the time. please continue to tweet us on your summer break because we like to read your tweets on the air. so we can -- we like to give you guys shout outs so please keep your tweets coming. >> do you think they're having coc

i'm pamela brown in for ashleigh banfield. we start this morning with the deadliest train accident in spain in years. this new incredible video right here shows a terrifying moment when a high-speed train jumped the tracks and just before arriving at station in northwestern spain. at least 80 people were killed. 178 were injured. drug at least five americans. cnn's karl penhaul joins us now from spain where the incident happened. karl, tell us. just looking at that video sin credible. we see that first car making it around the tight curve there and the rest of the train just topple

but tim parker of parker diving services told me a short time ago. he's out there looking at this boat. there are a number of holes in the hull. he says it will be very expensive to fix it. >> you can take a piece of wood and build a titanic around it if you have enough money. you know, i wouldn't save it. i would just -- i know he's had 43 years into this and this is like his baby. but he's gotta be thinking with his pocketbook and not in his heart. >> reporter: the schooner is well-known in the sailing community. the boat was sailed in a number of festivals, even used for charity events as well. ever since the accident, this couple, the owners have been trying to raise money to pay for the repairs to the boat and what's become a very complex recovery operation. it's a very costly one. i'm told the cost just to get the bet out of its position where it's sturk right now is about $30,000 -- stuck right now is about $30,000 and that doesn't include repair work. they will wait for high tide around 10:00 this morning. that will help lift the boat up and