pat murphy democratic congressman, he was helping people. he left no one behind. and where did he learn that? from his military training. he was in the service. >> yep. >> and when you think about that you know cnn's brooke baldwin should realize that maybe military background does help in situations. in this case pat murphy you know used that experience and perhaps saved many many lives. i think the thing that you get from this is that people that you can't forget you can't thank these people enough that go into this stuff while other people are running out, they are always running in. >> in fangtct an off-duty cop was credited for saving a lot of people. he ran to the disaster which they are trained to do somewhere around 15 people. >> reminds you of 9/11. >> yes. i will tell you what this reminds me of. again, this is pure just conjecture at this point. there was a train derailment a few months ago in the north of the city. same thing. going around the curve and the engineer fell asleep or had sleep apnea and then the train derails. as far as spending goes mayb

pat murphy -- >> former u.s. representative from bucks county, thanks so much for letting us talk to you. you have been very helpful in letting us, have more of a understanding of exactly what happened on that train tonight. pat, thanks very much. >>> lets go to, "action news" reporter kenneth moton who is now, live at the scene and kenneth, i'll ask you the same question that i asked dann cuellar before, what can you see, what have you learned from your location. >> reporter: jim, we were one of the first on the scene here. right around 10:00 o'clock or so and i can tell you it was a massive emergency response here, and in frankford. i want to step out of the way and show what you we have here near wheatsheaf and frankford where i want to show you there are ambulances still lined up. as we just heard yes we do believe that people have been re moving from the train but we know a number of people were triaged right here on the scene which is something we have seen in man mass casualty event, and just a video that

. >> former congressman pat murphy says he was seated on the left side wearing headphones and working at a table. then saw the vibrations and a second later the train jumped the tracks and rolled. >> all of us on that side basically flew over. and, you know i went head first into the next table and window. and, you know, the guy next to me -- well you know i realized that finally came to a stop there's debris and glass and everything and i just i checked my limbs to make sure i was okay and feel everything. and then i picked myself up. the guy next to me was knocked out cold. i kind of sat him up and i just tapped his face and said hey, brother, get up. >> murphy suffered bumps and bruises, but otherwise okay. 35 families following the crash are being cared for inside the fourth floor of the downtown marriott hotel. officials with the red cross and state police are inside. >> reporter: and late this afternoon, two representatives with the philadelphia medical examiner's office came into the hotel. a source tells me the only reason that would happen, they need someone on the inside to

. >> well, congressman pat murphy, member of the media now, and we got some of our first information and first site of what happened from him, with his cell phone. necessary that cafe car where he was sitting and talking to tom carper before tom carper fortunately got off the train in wilmington, at previous stop. when you look at the car see the formica tables things bolted down, just imagine what kind of injury you will get when you are thrown into one every them, like being at a motorcycle done a.m.'s gets turned over neutral a blender, you bounce off of them. and the former congressman lucky, that he's still with us today, and still talking and as you heard in many interviews still very upset just remembering what he went through, and we talk about post-traumatic stress disorder, guy went to a rack -- iraq. probably going to see some of the ptsd again from surviving this. >> oh, my god. so we know that six people have died. there are eight people at temple hospital, right in critical condition? same update that you have now jenny? >> reporter: yes, same update from couple of hour

we are showing you two pictures, from, pat murphy, and these were on twitter, earlier in the night. so, what caused this? it is too soon, to speculate. and it is all things too soon to speculate but ntsb go team, will be here tomorrow morning, to begin, to unravel that question. how did this happen? why did this happen. and was there a collision. was there a explosion. what went wrong? again, there are five confirmed dead at this point in time, but as the mayor and everybody else who spoke reminded us, again and again, these are preliminary figures, and, one of the authorities, on the scene, could not say with certainty, that there was no one else, inside of the trains. so for the time being, the death toll here, is five, six critically wounded, 53 transported, to the hospital, and according to the words of the mayor michael nutter, a disastrous mess, i have never seen anything like it, before. >>> cecily tynan is here with the seven day, accu weather forecast, and, what do you got. >> jim, fortunately the weather won't cause any problems with the investigation tomorrow, it will be

congressman pat murphy to you took these pictures on the right side of your screen from what looks likeone is janelle richards a producer for nbc nightly news who was on the train. janelle, thank you for calling in. what happened tonight? >> yep. we were riding on the train from washington, d.c. to new york and when we were about in philly probably an hour or less away from new york very suddenly the train just felt like it crashed. people went up in their seats. smoke started filling the train and the next thing you know it was over. we were shaking back and forth and then it all stopped. and i think that everybody was shocked, surprised, and some people were screaming. i looked to my left and there was a woman in the aisle with blood down her face and the first question people started asking was how do we get off the train? how do we get off the train? how do we get off this train? so the people that could get up started getting up out of their seats, walking towards whatever they can -- and someone was able to push or press one of those doors so it slid open just enough to start gett

congressman pat wreck murphy was on board one of the seven cars that detailed and took graphic imagesrom inside the train. tweeted out the photos, injured passengers and first responders inside his overturned car. >> murphy was not injured. but the person sitting next to him was knocked unconscious. the iraq veteran described his initial reaction after the crash. >> my legs, arms, they were there. so i popped up. and then wanted to take care of him. you know it was, it was -- even though amtrak, she was there, standing up, during the accident. she was, i could tell she was shooken up. and not in good shape. but even she was getting iced there for, for the injured people right there until we saw those firefighters come through. >> murphy tweeted, praise for the police and firefighters saying, thank you so much to all of the first responders there within minutes. >> by a razor thin margin, the knesset allowed benjamin netanyahu to increase the ministers in his cabinet. that would allow him to appoint representatives from all five parties in the coalition. his new government is expected

what happened to the budge of ryan pat murphy and ryan of house, what happened that? that was fiction. this is worse than that. there's a double count of medicare, and they always use the word revenue neutral this neutral, that neutral. once you touch it -- like colin powell said, if you break it, you own the china. supreme court is going to decide on obamacare. they call it dynamic scoring. i would call it fiction. i'd like to nominate that for the best fiction in the world. what do you think on the double count of the medicare money, what do you think of the oco account beyond what he asked for, president obama asked for? how can they get away with this thing? founding fathers would be rolling over in the graves. >> host: john in cleveland ohio. lots of questions. maybe start with planing what the ryan-murphy deal was that he referenced. >> guest: yes. the ryan-murray deal was a couple of years ago paul ryan, the chairman of the house budget committee at that time and senator patty murray -- did i say paul ryan was senate -- house budget committee. and patty murray