but when we put the brada train and the seaman's train next to each other, it is a clear winner what is the train of the future for san francisco. i think the difference between the two are that the issues that we were facing and in early roll-out of the brada were never resolved. things like having too complicated of a door design and kind of a high failure rate, those were issues that we had initially. they're being compounded now by the fact this is an extremely old train with parts obsolescence. where we want to keep these trains running another five or ten years, i'm not sure that option would be available to us. this is a mixed fleet which we'll continue to be in. >> so we are moving forward with a design that would add what we call additional track breaks and making the seaman's breaking more than the brada breaking but that's a lead-time item and not a safety item but will continue to affect the vehicle availability for the next six to nine month. >> what about the issue of mirrors versus cameras and monitors? i talked about that while you were out. just as a typical example

. >> in indiana last year teacher jason seaman survived being shot by a 13-year-old student who he tackled to save other students james shaw disarmed a gunman at a waffle house who killed four other customers. since columbine, police tactics have changed and teachers and schools regularly drill on run, hide and if necessary, fight. >> it's the instant action after the shooter shows up, the instant action that can stop the killing. you sometimes pay a high price but a lot of lives have been saved every time somebody stood up. 9/11 mt when the passengers died fighting the terrorists. on tuesday an 18-year-old displayed the same courage in his colorado classroom tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we're going to turn to breaking news about president trump's son, donald trump jr late today he was subpoenaed by the senate intelligence committee to answer more questions related to russia. we're joined now by kristin welker at the white house. kristen, what do we know >> reporter: this is a surprising development it's the first congressional subpoena that we know of for one of president trump

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fans glued to their screens this weekend with the indianapolis $500.00 also providing excitement seaman project into the bright yellow car started from pole faced stiff competition and alexander rossi who pushed into the news for the fans were came out on top just like his 1st of a victory at the indy $500.00 and the way they capped off the day with a traditional milk celebration and described victory as a dream come true. in tennis roger federer a result with a bang. his 1st a french open since 2015 they swiss beat italy's lorenzo a sunny go in straight sets 626464 federer was never really in danger and needed just over one hour and 40 minutes to get the job done meanwhile it was a different story for wimbledon champion and delicate caballe the german was knocked out in the opening round by russia's anastasio part of poker who is round 81st in the world. it was indeed a special coverage of the european the action high top story i'm a strange chancellor sebastian kurtz has been ousted after a verse of no confidence in his minority government plate motion was backed by bold make us from

into roland garros full of confidence after winning the lead on open french and be teenager felix seaman straight sets in saturday's final it's pairs 2nd title of the season. it's been a sobering day for the world's top 3 ranked nations in the cricket world cup warm up games india were comfortably beaten by new zealand at the oval for work at from trent bolt so india dismissed for just 179 captain kane williamson and ross taylor shared a 114 run partnership as new zealand reach their target with 13 overs to spare and tournament hosts england the world's top ranked side were beaten by old rivals australia in southampton steve smith made 115 of the aussies post a 297 for 9 in their innings despite half centuries from james vincent just butler in and were bowled out for 285 in reply the world cup starts on thursday with england taking on south africa with some big name managerial appointments coming in the off season they won't be changes at paris and your man german coach thomas to show has signed a contract extension with the french champions for 2 more years in his 1st season in charge p

behind the russian dignitaries from president putin and you had these elderly gentleman who were a seaman that kept a lifeline going and i thought i really loved that because it goes back to my. really deep seeded feeling it's about the sacrifice people made not about governments i mean i'm sure churchill and stalin comrades in arms during the second world is a great read and i will read it but the every day history of people of the home front in. fighting the fighting on the real frontier those are very very moving as well i was a very moving event in. two years ago celebrating the anniversary of the first russian consulate and they have a beautiful moment to the site as to three thousand men who lost their lives on that so the appreciation there from the people particularly. people and six veterans made made the journey they're all in the ninety's now but they made it. and the white berets that represent the arctic and princess anne was there as well for the wreath laying ceremony so that was very very moving the sense of what the way that the alliance of ordinary people sacrificing the

amanda: great to have you with us, scott seaman.g up, a key slice of the treasury curve dove deeper into negative territory. we take a read of that market next. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. treasuryce of the yield curve is falling deeper into inversion. they gap between three-month and 10 year rates dip to the most negative since march when this closely watched segment of the curve inverted for the first time since 2007. joining us to discuss treasuries is catherine. great to have you with us. every time we see the curve denver, we worry about a potential recession coming up. given how mucht the landscape has changed after the financial crisis, qe, from all central global banks? >> today is a reflection of haven demand. it is no coincidence we are seeing the steepening inversion after trump himself said the u.s. is not ready to make a deal with china. that is driving investors into the 10 year treasury, which is the section of the curve moving

my son, christopher seaman, was murdered over a bag of heroin. >> hey. >> i need to do your intake andred for what's going to happen tomorrow. how i've chosen to cope with my son's death is through advocacy for individuals that have addiction issues. when was your last use? >> 7:00 a.m. >> okay. and what did you use? >> heroin. >> heroin. outside my regular job to pay for my bills, that's what i do for work. okay. so this is what's going to go on your ear. like that. this does not take away cra cravings, so be accountable, delete all your contacts. >> you have no idea how much this means to me. >> yeah, i do, because i wish this was around whenever i needed to get clean and sober. i grew up in a home that was full of addiction, abuse, chaos, dysfuncti dysfunction, and so i became a product of that environment and i ended up not knowing anything different. when i was 4, i remember smoking marijuana for the first time. i was even being paid to baby sit by being given joints, and i'm talking, like, 7, 8 years old. i ended up going into foster care and i kept running away. i didn't want to

you something and i think we've all had the experience where you go down there and you ask the deck seaman or the grunt, how is it going? nine times out of ten they'll tell you and be honest about it, but they won't volunteer unless you kind of give them the in. i've learned more about this industry that i now find myself in charge of that i thought i knew a fair amount about. i went to merchant marine academy and i had my roots in the industry and kept my foot in it. i was in the surface navy for the better part of my life so, you know, coming into it thinking that i knew what i was getting into you know, maybe not so much especially when i went down and started going aboard ships and asking how things are going and what are your challenges, and how does this work and policies we're putting forward how does that really effect you. being willing to listen and take it on board, i think is huge. i have learned so much by just asking how is it going. it has been awesome to hear the feedback and be in a position to actually do something about it. >> when it comes time to do something about it

you something and i think we've all had the experience where you go down there and you ask the deck seaman or the grunt, how is it going? nine times out of ten they'll tell you and be honest about it, but they won't volunteer unless you kind of give them the in. i've learned more about this industry that i now find myself in charge of that i thought i knew a fair amount about. i went to merchant marine academy and i had my roots in the industry and kept my foot in it. i was in the surface navy for the better part of my life so, you know, coming into it thinking that i knew what i was getting into you know, maybe not so much especially when i went down and started going aboard ships and asking how things are going and what are your challenges, and how does this work and policies we're putting forward how does that really effect you. ... you found a problem and learned about it, you can give instructions, but ultimately it may be something that is so disruptive you have to change your organization. organizations are not set up to do whatever it is you need to do. the story is told of kodak a

seaman, we do pretty much anything in the water. pete: i have no idea what you just said.ller boats on the bigger boats, put 'em out and pick people up and stuff like that for man on everybodied i'm ta.d. with the way city. pete: why did you first come in the navy. >> i'm a military brat. his dad was in the army, his dad was in the army, my stepdad was in the navy, seeing all this growing up, i was appreciative of memorial day and thinking the people that gave their lives, i wanted to be one of those people to be able to serve my country. pete: you touched on it memorial day very important for you? >> absolutely the first thing we did after we got off the body and i went over to freedom tower and paid my respects. pete: thank you so much all of you for your service, appreciate you being on fox & friends, we love you guys, be sure and get up early, earlier than you do and watch fox & friends. woe got agreement on that. they'll probably be doing push-ups instead. griff: thank those service members for us. jedediah: texas congressman chip roy facing backlash after blocking a