b. mr. feinberg, we lost both our children in the world trade center or on the airplanes. we recognize that as track b. mr. feinberg, in the general motors matter i represent a client who ten years ago was driving when her boyfriend was killed, and for ten years she's thought she was the reckless driver. it destroyed her life. we want to go track b, of course. of course. track b. we will work with individual family members to try and develop track a or track b for death or physical injury. catastrophic physical injury. then there is the third category , less serious physical injury. all we want to know under this fund, under less serious physical injury, we do not want to be flooded with less serious physical injuries and medical records and doctors' reports. so the protocol builds on the virginia tech program that we established and one fund boston marathon that we established. we just ask a couple of questions. one, assuming you're eligible, how long were you in the hospital? hospitalization is a p

b. mr. feinberg we lost both of our children in the world trade center or onto airplanes. we recognize that is track b. mr. feinberg, in the general motors matter, i represent a client who 10 years ago was driving when her boyfriend was killed and for 10 years she thought she was the reckless driver. it destroyed her life. we want to go track b, of course, of course track b. we will work with individual family members to try and develop track a or track b for death or physical injury. catastrophic physical injury. then there is the third catego category, less serious, physical injury. all we want to know under this fund under less serious physical injury, we do not want to be flooded with less serious physical injuries and medical records and doctors reports so the product call -- protocol builds on the virginia tech fun that we established and the boston marathon found that we establish. we just ask a couple of questions. one, assuming you are eligible, how long were you in the hospital? hospitaliza

mr. feinbe feinberg, questions how the fund works and how the claims will work. i also greatly appreciate the fact that ms. b parks rra, new gm' ceo stepped uptaking this on, head on, not only with the recalls, but setting up the fund and working with the victims. something very bad happened here, and we all know that. as you know, mr. feinberg, only the results in history judge whether there's true justice for the victims, and i'm glad of it that the chairman held this hearing quickly after the last one to continue to be informed and ask questions. >> in my case, i have a victim, a very young woman named natasha waggle. she's of albert lee, minnesota. she was only 19 years old. she died when her car went barrelling at 71 miles per hour into a grove of trees. she was a hockey goalie and wrote a note to her dad before she died how he always had her back and he was always this. now all they want to know now is that gm has their back. my question is about the young victims since many of the cars involve younger drivers. they were like i'm a saturn driver. i still have a 15 -year-old saturn so i can relate to th