. >> i am patrick martin, my parents died in 1999. and my sister and i inherited house and contents. we were surprised when we figured out what it contained. >> house that patrick and his sister peggy inherited here in birmingham is their home now. >> patrick thank you for having me over. >> our pleasure. jamie: patrick apparents moved to alabama from maryland, bought the house in 19600s. pat reublg, a anpatrick a an ane of his parents but he had his own he'l while scare -- he'll , he has an early retirement. he starts to go through the house. the attic as well. it is here he comes across a box he remembers from his childhood. >> this looks old. box contains family letters and legal documents, some going back to the 18 century. >> this packet is letters from the 1780s. >> he discovers an old u.s. army muster book, an official ledger, listing soldiers, keeping track of their pay. jamie: the writing is unbelieve an. >> this book in two seconds war of 1812, and the mexican war. jamie: in 1886 his great grandfather, leads a virginia about

patrick, where are you now? i guess we don't have patrick. control room, do we have patrick murphy? i have no sound at all here. i'm covering this here in -- yes. i'm covering this here in boston. the control room in new york had patrick murphy. we don't have patrick murphy now. you're seeing live images from the scene near philadelphia where this crash occurred tonight. there's been reports of injuries. eyewitness reports of injuries. but no official reporting on that just yet and no word yet on what speed the train was traveling at. you can see what appears to be an ambulance in position there. we have very little information about this at this point. we do know that this was the -- this was not the higher speed train, the ophella train which runs on that same route and general lit it achieves higher speeds than the regional train. but the regional train can reach some pretty high speeds. i think we do now have a connection to patrick murphy. patrick, can you hear me? >> hey, larns, i can hear you great. >> patrick, about how fast was the train going, do you think, when this crash

. >> patrick asked what the last conversation was b meaning 8:28 that phone call.quick summing up with a copper fountain that needed fixing. so he told you he answered that call and they talked? >> yes, this is where one of the inconsistencies is. >> and there were plenty of other inconsistencies. >> would you ever expect this is how it would end in the desert like that? >> in the desert? i had no clue. >> mr. merritt was very familiar with the high desert in my county. >> i asked chase about that during our phone conversation and how odd for him, he said, to have to find all those years later they were found seven minutes from his sister's home. so, definitely a red flag. >> and then there's the mcstay house in fallbrook. >> investigators believe these murders occurred at their residence in fallbrook. >> murders that experts believe would have left extensive blood splatter. >> no clues here, is there? >> no. >> chase merritt told us he had been to the house several times before it was sealed off. what does that tell you, anything? >> number one, we're sitting here

something's happened to that boy, the people said, patrick is missing. is patrick dead?nd we bowed our heads. >> and hoped for your safety and prayers were said. oh, god, please bring back that missing boy. when he returns, we will shout for joy. the police and the news people came and went. in all our hearts was no content. no one could rest until we knew whatever, whatever had happened to you. then one day your body was found out in the woods on the cold, cold ground. someone killed you and dumped you there. it was a mad cruel person who did not care. there was not a word about how you died. it is no wonder that we all cried. patrick, we miss you and wish you knew how much your schoolmates grieve for you. >>> just ahead -- the klan under suspicion. >> it was an entire family of brothers that were involved in the klan. >> and then a disappearing nylon cord. >> could have been the murder weapon, as far as i knew. i've lived my whole life here in fairbanks, alaska. i love the outdoors, spending time with my family. i have a family history of prostate cancer. i had the tes

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patrick was off raising money.d to get false papers, and so he got himself involved with people who could do that. i got a telegram one day from my dad. patrick was found dead in his -- in his hotel room with a bayonet through his chest. he got himself involved with people from the underground getting false papers that somehow knew he had money. if i hadn't gotten in jail, if i hadn't done what i'd done, patrick would still be alive. it was probably the lowest point of prison for me. my parents are suffering because of me. now my friend is dead because of me. it cracked me. but what it also did was, it turned that escape switch off. i got sent back to the sagmalcilar prison. i realized i still had whatever it was, another year and a half, two years. and i just -- i sort of settled into the fact that, okay, i guess i need to spend the rest of the time here. i certainly can't have anybody else die because of me. enough people have suffered because of me. i need to do this time. ...you'll ride with a feeling of comple

patrick, what's happening? i guess we don't have patrick chung. patrick, can you hear me? we have a pretty good shot of what's happening here, so if we can't get patrick, i think we've got a pretty good idea what this is. it looks like there's one arrest, we have a shot on the right side of the screen, as i look at it. that person is being taken away. the rest of area seems to be returning to calm immediately. this -- we've seen maneuvers like this before this week where the police just -- in instances like this, see some conduct that they will not abide. we usually don't get a very clear view of exactly what it was that precipitates this kind of move by police on the arrest. but as soon as they start moving, obviously, our cameras picked them up. but this seems to be an isolated arrest as far as our cameras can tell of one perpendicular. that seems to have changed everything in that location. and there seems to be, as of now, possibly no other confrontations going on unless we're seeing something develop right there on that camera that we have on the right, that helicopte

patrick took a photo. it's actually on the front page of the "new york times," willie obviously, it will be an iconic photo out of this terrible tragedy, i saw on twitter. >> it spread like wildfire patrick was on board the train. he joins us now. first of all, how are you doing? how are you feeling? >> well, willie i'm a little banged up. but i'm wluklucky to be here buddy. >> what happened at the scene? what happened you are sitting there, chugging along headed towards new york city what happens? >> i was on the regional rail to cover a veteran on that cafe car as you know they have stables, the seat tables next to me senator parks from delaware i was talking to him a little bit. he got off his stop in wellington. he said thanks, for your service and i'll talk to you soon. i kept going. we stopped in philadelphia. we were on our way to the next stop, my stop trenton, new jersey, across the river. i'm sitting there with my ear buds in the next thing i know that the train just literally rocked. it like it

(patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done?s the kind of control i like... ...and that's what they give me at national car rental. i can choose any car in the aisle i want- without having to ask anyone. who better to be the boss of you... (patrick 1)than me. i mean you...us. (vo) go national. go like a pro. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. shorten the distance between intuition and action. e*trade. gerri: we're back, joining me now two people whose dreams to become air traffic controllers have been dashed, ben and matthew, welcome you to, ben. i don't understand how the faa can turn you down. and say essentially there is no difference between you and somebody off the street, when you have military experience. your reaction. >> i'm not sure how at that point. quick note about my military ex per yengs yens -- experience, i worked in radar and intersept. >> to you matthew. 100 on big test, 4.0 at school, great grades do you think you st

patrick, it's just 24 hours ago that we started talking about this. and we're learning now that the instruments in the indicate that the speed at the time of the crash was over 100 miles per hour. when we talked last night, i asked you about the speed, your sense was that it hadn't made it up to maximum speed yet, and it that's still increasing and moving at a normal speed? what is your feeling about it now? >> iems busy on my computer getting work done. it doesn't seem out of mays but it is what it is. that's the evidence and that's the fact. it's just a tragedy and, you know we can't bring back those seven lives that were killed. you know for me you know it was -- but it's -- it was a sad day and my heart got out not only to those families but to the ones that have been injured. >> patrick, one of the things that struck me in talking to the other victims of the crash last night, other people who were on ta train with you, is when we talked about speed, no one felt anything unusual in the speed. they felt nothing unusual or threatening in the motions

political... >> patrick kennedy is working to create a c.e.o.'s roundtable on mental health to help executives change the way mental illness is handled in the workplace. mike thompson, a principal health care and benefits pricewaterhousecoopers is someone enlisted to get companies on board. >> i had mental illness in my family. i had a brother who committed suicide when i was younger. i don't know if we could have stopped the outcome of my brother taking his life. i do think that a lack of acceptance in a society makes it harder for people to engage with available. >>> untreated mental illness costs the u.s. about $105 billion in productivity and productivity. >> sometimes it can be the senior people or top performers. >> women experience emotional or psychological ill ness, signs are not so af. >> reporter: companies like du pont are taking steps to make others feel comfortable to reach out to help. glaxo smith line said: since caterpillar started a disability programme, average lost work time for psychiatric short-term disability decreased over

patrick: we are not.see there is more focus in the deal with the urbanization trend right now. we have -- this is coming out of the tall business council right now. they are saying we have to build a city to house a billion people per week for the next 10 years. from a resource standpoint, that is impossible. how do you handle it? you deal with it by going vertical. tom: there is magnificent new architecture downtown. tell me about putting in elevator there. patrick: you are dealing with high-rise structures and going to smaller footprints. you are going vertical and smaller. that is pushing technology. the exciting thing for efficient crops -- for -- we can leverage on a broad base and bring value to our customers. tom: when there is a fire, we are told not to get on elevators. stairs have their place. is your stuff so reliable now, you would say something different and get on the elevator to escape a fire? patrick: it has nothing to do with equipment. it has to do with building design. it is the interfa

genie: patrick, thank you for that. that is patrick simon speaking to us from paris. the iraq he army says it pushed back and attacked by -- pushed back and attack. it was the most significant setback for the government in a year. that prompted thousands of people to flood out of ramandi seeking sanctuary elsewhere. the militants could use the chaos as an opportunity to slip through checkpoints. security has been ramped up to high levels, leaving some refugees out in the cold. our correspondent went to find out more. >> fleeing in droves from the islamic state however they can't, -- however they can ramadi refugees were waiting for forces to clear them across the iraqi capital. >> as refugees, where do you want us to go? baghdad is full, and the north as well. no one wants to take us in. to get over the bridge, we need someone to vouch for us. there are not any camps for refugees or even anywhere temporary for us to sleep. >> for many, the only hopes lie and local residents and the charity they can provide for those who have left everything behind in hope they can rea

>> i refer in the book to a couple of bills i'm running with patrick leahy. leahy. he's a conservative and i'm not. we both agree that there is limits on what the government can do. we both agree that the fourth amendment has meaning. he is one that gets into a problem that's been around since 1986 that isn't known to most people. the original electronics data privacy act since 1986 gives the government the power to read your email without a warrant as long as that email is at least 180 days old. now that makes no sense. sense. maybe some he thought it made sense in 1986. very few few people had e-mail in 1986 and if they did they didn't have the need to keep them and they didn't have the storage capacity to keep them so they deleted them. we don't we don't have cloud computing like we do today. these are principles that neither republican nor democrat they are near neither liberal or conservative. >> all the narrative about hyper- partisanship in washington, i see you've dropped the martyr sentencing act that deals with the over federalization of our criminal justi

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right now let's go to former pennsylvania congressman and iraq war veteran patrick murphy. he was on board the amtrak train when it derailed. he's back at the scene today and joins me now. patrick, first of all, how are you doing? >> reporter: i'm okay andrea, thanks for asking. i'm lucky to be here. >> i know that it was an emotional night. you got home and with your wife and family afterwards but this was your neighborhood. this was your childhood neighborhood so let's take it back to last night and when you first knew on the train that something was terribly wrong. >> it was a regular train ride and iia. i was rushing home on that 7:00 train to get home to kiss my kids good night before they fell asleep, and -- and maggie's 8 and jack is 5. it's a regular train. senator tom carper was next to me at the next table over in the cafe cart where there's tables and bench seating. he got off in wilmington and we're going and -- and all of a sudden you just felt -- in trenton, felt horrible vibrations and the brakes and then the car, the rail car shifted to the left first and th

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. >> one of those people on board was former pennsylvania congressman patrick murphy he had his phoneh him and took this picture. tweeted it a few minutes ago and you can see all of the people inside. you see the rescue crews inside you see that train kind of slipped on its side there. people obviously hurt and what he said on twitter was i am on at amtrak train that just crashed. i'm okay. helping others. he says pray for those in injured. iain was telling you possibly 50 people or so that are injured on this. and this train was coming from washington, d.c. it was heading through our area heading on up to new york city, and the front of the train from what we understand started shaking and when it kind of went into a turn. we don't know what happened here but you see all those lights down there obviously these are rescuers. they've got their flashlights out. because it's dark out there. they have -- they can't see. they've got to try and find anybody that may have been thrown if anybody was from the train, and try and help all of these people. you know it's got to be a chaotic scene

this right here. >> yep. >> this is the best part. >>> coming up -- patrick gaskill relocates.rper and dave carr get bittersweet news. >> when he leaves the cell, it will probably be the last time i ever see him again. that's my best friend. [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight >>> it's a nice back piece, ain't it? my brother did that. huh? getting the back piece on camera, baby, huh, showing off your work, son. huh? >> prior to coming to wabash, half-brothers chas harper and david carr had several short-term prison stays, and carr, a tattoo artist, has commemorated the experiences both on harper's body and his own. >> the prison towers with the clown and the judge in between it is the clown. >> they tried to make the best of things with their neighbors, patrick gaskill and fabian gomez. >> is the cake coming to my

online retail ceo co-founder, overstock.com patrick m. byrne. good to see you, patrick. what do you think of the deal? >> david, great to see you. i've just learned about it, a couple hours ago. i think it makes a lot of sense for them, rather than starting a brand from scratch, alibaba gets to start on zulily which is already a fast growing brand. it's a smart deal for alibaba. david: are you worried about alibaba as competitor coming into the u.s. market? >> it's a big world. it's a big pond. we're all small fish in multi-hundred billion dollar pond. it's a big pond. we're not worried but always attuned to our competition. david: you have to be attuned. we all love competition. that is the best thing for consumers, keeps competitors on their toes, there ain't that much competition in china. amazon and ebay tried to get involved in the chinese market, forget about it, they can't get in? >> it is hard to go in as their brand. we're opening a warehouse in china. it comes live and we'll be up on t-mall or tau bow. we'll be on the largest marketplace sites with our good. th

alix: oil patrick:? oil was up -- oil?was up, but that is probably due to supply and demand. william: i would agree with that. beijing is rather schizophrenic at this point. there are those saying we have to pump more money into infrastructure and building bridges in western china. what that does on the industrial site is -- industrial side is using the analogy of producing on a string. as bresky falling, you have to produce more and more in real terms. that is why people are looking at administrative policy to support small businesses. that is were those voices, we think, could risk the crowded out by the more traditional view of stepping on the gas pedal use infrastructure and capital spending will recant, and we will regroup later. alix: all right, guys, thank you so much. coming up, who needs a four-year college education when you can learn real-world skills in a -- in an immersive eight to 12 weeks program? that is coming up next. ♪ alix: from social media to the cloud, there's a growing demand for tech jobs and some