. >> sit down with the acting secretary of the army patrick murphy. >> those that are committing themselvesour nation it is special to be here with our countries to bomb their part spent the first iraq war vet elected to congress serving as acting army secretary for about one year we were talking to those registered in their career but this is a story about veterans for when they come out of the service and that one vet who burned himself alive. >> but 80 of those are in the system for when they serve in the ranks but when they leave many to make sure they have the resources. >> the army is working to make the transition easier and start while the soldiers are still in uniform. >> we make sure we have the emails to keep in touch and said it we will ask please, back to the career center and diane patrick murphy is bad debts and serving in iraq at west point can i be helpful? the neck that was my first interview because after that it's the senate voted to confirm him to be secretary fortunately patrick murphy is undersecretary was only acting secretary and will stay as the top ranks of the de

former congressman patrick murphy was on that train and tonight he speaks with our david spunt about how he escaped the wreckage and how the accident changed his life. >> but first, what happened inside this building has led to criminal charges against three local doctors. prosecutors say they made millions of dollars in a scheme centered around dangerous prescription drugs. good evening everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. >>> our natasha brown tells us how these three doctors allegedly preyed on the people them they were supposed to be helping. >> reporter: at a glance the office in south philly looks nondescript and easily forgettable but federal prosecutors allege that what was happening inside was far from the norm. investigators say dr. alan summers along with two other doctors allegedly ran a prescription pill mill racking up $5 million in illegal cash business. court documents revealed the defendants sold drugs to thousands of customers a month. >> instead of helping people, they're basically contributing to the drug abuse crisis in our culture.

>> reporter: ukee, patrick murphy served as a captain in the united states army.e saw pretty gruesome things during his time in the army but tonight he's remembering the anniversary of the amtrak crash one he survived it was one of the worst crashes in history. does it folic a year? >> yeah, it doesn't feel like a year. it feels like it was yesterday. >> reporter: patrick mur faux still think boss you the crash that killed eight, injured 200 and almost took his life. murphy now the acting secretary of the army and former congressman was on his way to the trenton stop tuesday night may 12th, 2015. >> i had my ear buds in doing work on my i-pad. >> a few minutes after leaving 30th street station it happened. >> next thing i know just heard a loud noise and then our car just flipped over and i was thrown like a rag doll and i was knock out. i came to and i check my arms and legs they were there. there was a lot of blood. a lot of screams and being what any soldier would do i got up and tried to help other people. >> reporter: he was inside the train's cafe car and sn

>> reporter: ukee, patrick murphy served as a captain in the united states army. he saw pretty gruesome things during his time in the army but tonight he's remembering the anniversary of the amtrak crash one he survived it was one of the worst crashes in history. does it folic a year? >> yeah, it doesn't feel like a year. it feels like it was yesterday. >> reporter: patrick mur faux still think boss you the crash that killed eight, injured 200 and almost took his life. murphy now the acting secretary of the army and former congressman was on his way to the trenton stop tuesday night may 12th, 2015. >> i had my ear buds in doing work on my i-pad. >> a few minutes after leaving 30th street station it happened. >> next thing i know just heard a loud noise and then our car just flipped over and i was thrown like a rag doll and i was knock out. i came to and i check my arms and legs they were there. there was a lot of blood. a lot of screams and being what any soldier would do i got up and tried to help other people. >> reporter: he was inside the train's cafe car and

. >> retired colonel patrick murphy, why did you write a book? >> i spent 25 years in the army then i ran for congress afterward, and that was my sort of proverbial look behind the curtain and it scared the street with the state of the political system. when you look at the polls about three quarters of americans are unhappy in the direction their country is going and with government. and i as a constitutional conservative count myself as one of those and i believe that that comes from the fact that our founders set up this system where the individual has a starring role in government and plays a supporting role but it's sort of flipped on its head and ability to the title of the buck government is the problem because i believe the government has gotten way too big and i believe both political parties, career politicians on both sides of the aisle facilitate that and actually you're seeing that play out right now in the republican primary in the fact so much of the conservative base is rallying around someone and completely outside of the republi

and patrick murphy threw out the first pitch, and a moment of silence for those giving their lives. ♪he home of the brave >> phillie fans were asked to write thank you notes to members and they will be mailed overseas for troops deployed over the holidays. >>> and find photos and videos from community parades and remembrances. and keep an eye on 6abc.com/weather for the forecast for the rest of the week. >>> officials in new hope, bucks county, were finally able to retrieve a wayward barge stuck along the delaware river. the barge used to stage fireworks broke loose and was in the dam where it was lodged on rocks. and the rough surf made it difficult to get to it. >>> the reward up to $3,000 to find the person who set two dogs on fire in chester. that cruel act was done saturday evening in an alley of the 2800 block of west 6th street. the burned dogs were found inside of a bag. until the results are back, they are not sure if the animals died from the fire or had already been done. and rescue in delaware county is offering the reward and raising donations for the forensic tests to be

today philadelphia city council will recognize former congressman patrick murphy for his appointmentting secretary of the u.s. army. his appointment to the army's highest civilian position happened in january. he is an iraq war veteran. >>> from our south jersey bureau, a lacrosse team hit the playing field in honor of a fallen new jersey state trooper. the camden county lacrosse girls team dedicated yesterday's game to sean cullen. he died in march after a car hit him when responding to an accident. >>> the phillies kick off a program that plants trees when players knock one out of the park. yesterday students at s.j. meyers recreation center helped plant a tree. part of the home runs for trees initiative. here's how it works. for every home run a phillies' player hits at citizens bank park, a tree will be planted in city neighborhoods. >>> well, the trees and the grass already on the ground at citizens bank park getting their much-needed rainfall today. a little bit of steady rain on the way for tomorrow. the weekend we'll finally see the clouds take a break. your neighborhood fore

former congressman patrick murphy was inside the cafe star and snapped these pictures on their phone. recorder data indicates brandon bass tan was traveling at 102 miles an hour at a 50-mile an hour curve. he has not said anything publicly since the crash. following the derailment, members of the congress, called out amtrak for not installing something called positive train control. a gps technology that uses computers, to slow down trains when needed. other parts of the northeast corridor had this technology. the curve in port richmond did not. it has since been installed. the investigation is ongoing. several smaller reports from the national transportation safety board, were released over the last year but the final ntsb report is scheduled to be released next tuesday. jessica and ukee that will come in the form of a formal board meeting at 9:30 in washington d.c. at ntsb headquarters. that is where board releases their final recommendations as far as safety recommendations. they will talk about probable cause, in this case. is there a whole separate criminal side to the case which

among them, army undersecretary and former congressman patrick murphy.local remodeling company will make a multimillion dollar donation to a houseth project in ft. washington. >>> a pair of memorial day events are scheduled aboard the battleship new jersey in camden. a wreath ceremony is scheduled for 10:00, followed by a naturalization ceremony welcoming more than three dozen new u.s. citizens. >>> memorial day is the beginning of grilling season. doctors have a warning. >> be careful what you clean your grill with. if you are using an old wire brush, you may want to toss it at the beginning of the season. the bristle could fall off on the grill and end up in your burger, creating a serious danger. >> the bristle unrecognized could get lodged into various areas of the body, whether it's in the throat or tonsil region, neck region. >>ç doctors suggest using a nyn bristle brush to clean your grill instead of a wire one. 5:18. let's get a check of the roads this morning on a rainy monday. >>> nbc 10 traffic reporter katy zachry joining us live. what's it

. >> reporter: patrick murphy was on amtrak train 188, he tried not to think about the crash that killed eight and injured 200 but these images he snapped from inside wrecked cars are hard to forget. >> there was a lot of blood, a lot of screams and did what any solder, i would do i got up to try to help other people. >> reporter: murphy a former congressman and captain in the united states army is acting secretary of the army. he was on his way to the trenton stop one year ago when train derailed and his training kicked in. >> people on my left and right, they were knock unconscious, bleeding, hurt, so i had to get them up and out of that train. we didn't know what was going on. i climb up, knocked out window and help those people out and stayed back with the wounded. >> reporter: he took real heroes were first responders. >> the philadelphia fire fighters and police officers were there within moments, climbing through windows. >> reporter: investigators say train leaped the tracks traveling 106 miles an hour and that is more than 50 miles per hour faster then a curve's speed limit and

. >> former congressman patrick murphy was on the amtrak train that derailed one year ago today. hear how he says that the deadly accident change his life and how other survivors, will mark the anniversary. >>> new information this morning about missing malaysia airlines flight 370, the key discovery just made in the investigation. well to day is thursday may 12th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> hi there i'm brooke thomas. katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning everyone. we have a pretty bad accident on the schuylkill westbound around conshohocken curve. we will that have in just a moment. >> thankfully it looks like weather will not have an additional impact for the commute this morning but we are looking at a dry day for a change now. there is one side impact, that could certainly lead to some problems out there. we have got some fog issues which we will discuss in a second here but everything is dry on the storm scan at the moment. our front willal boundary strung out to our south, gets a little bit further south. with that said it is a

former congressman and former acting secretary of the army patrick murphy was on the the train that night and one year later he continues to count his blessings. >> just glad to go home late that morning, be with my wife and two kid and tell them i love them and i'll be eternally grateful for. >> brandon bostian has in the spoken publicly. federal investigators are expected to meet to details the probable cause of the crash next week. >>> donald trump is head to go washington to meet with the republican leadership. presumptive g.o.p. nominee will meet with house speaker paul ryan who said he wases not ready to endorse trump. he will sit down with rnc chairman, and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. hill willry clinton is blasting trump for not releasing his income tax returns. she rallied supporters in camden county's college in blackwood, her speech focused largely on policy including making college cheaper. clinton also made a stop in camden where she met nurses at cooper hospital m.d. anderson cancer center. >>> meantime bernie sanders will spent part of his day in south dakota he

under secretary of the army patrick murphy was the keynote speaker and administered the oath of officee students. new jersey lieutenant governor kim guadano was also there. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> our morning show is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7am with special guest sixers ceo scott o'neill. for kate, don everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jess can dean late show with steven colbert is next with anthony anderson and cold play. >> thanks for watching. good night, family, and sleep well. ♪ >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for armando montelongo live events. you are about to meet a man that can change your future now. he is america's top real-estate investing expert, he has been featured on the number-one real-estate hit reality show "flip this house," and is a best-selling author. i

under secretary of the army patrick murphy was the keynote speaker and administered the oath of officethe students. new jersey lieutenant governor kim guadano was also there. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> our morning show is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7am with special guest sixers ceo scott o'neill. for kate, don everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jess can dean late show with steven colbert is next with anthony anderson and cold play. >> thanks for watching. good night, family, and sleep well. ♪ >> stephen: hey, chris. >> hey, stephen gr hey, man, thanks so much for being here. we're so excited coldplay is on the show tonight. >> it looks like an amazing show. >> stephen: year going to have a good time. >> everything looks great, just one thing. >> stephen: about the show? >> about the theme song. >> stephen: is there something wrong with the theme song? >> no, the tune is great, the tune is great, but i feel like it needs worlds, it needs lyrics so i've been working on it right here you. >> stephen: wrote lyrics to our theme song? >> i did. >> stephen: i can hear them? >> you know

applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the acting secretary of the united states army, the honorable patrick murphyw can you follow pershing's own? let me tell you something, i thought being secretary of the army was a hard job. you guys were awesome. [applause] next time, we're going to get congresswoman vasquez from new york, she was singing the whole time. were they not awesome? they were terrific. [applause] sec. murphy: first off the bat, speaker ryan, thank you for hosting us and to all the national political leaders, thank you for your leadership to make this a reality. and of course, the other speakers i want to echo the remarks that there are some great military leaders here in our presence. we have the adjutant general of puerto rico, we thank you for your leadership. [applause] it's a historic year for the army. we have three women graduates from ranger school. there's a great general officer right there one of the mentors to this next generation. so thank you so much, ma'am. [applause] we also have the vice chief of staff, general dan allen that is here. [applause] and general tim cavit

patrick murphy. >> thank you.ar? >> think about like a bright pink -- the feathers, got the flowers. it's got everything. i just love that. >> we're talking hats. abby huntsman is live in kentucky with a preview of the big race. first, let's check in -- looks nice. >>> bill hemmer is not wearing a hat at this point. >> i'll have my pork pie hat tomorrow. breaking news on the state of the economy, the jobs report is out for april. paul ryan is not out on the trump train, so what happens when the two sit down and talk? why hillary clinton might testify very soon. the head of the group that just won an order from the court is here live to talk about. and what's with katy perry and the pope you might wonder? martha and i will tell you, ten minutes away, top of the hour. ♪ ♪ it's easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally, so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. ♪ >>> oh, yeah, look at this. the most e

former congressman and iraq veteran patrick murphy was injured and he shared his story with abc news. combat deployments. there was times in those deployments that i thought that was the end. i thought that night on amtrak, i thought it was the end, frankly. you could tell, i mean it happened so fast. you didn't have time to think about it. i remember thinking this was it. i just heard a loud noise, and then i could feel a shake as if it was something bad was happening. and i immediately grabbed the table in front of me and gripped for dear life but was instantaneously just thrown across the train car and about 200 pounds and 6'1" machine and i was thrown as if i was a rag doll, frankly. i looked up. i saw there was an emergency exit. the side window was now the roof. i ripped open the emergency handle. once we get that emergency exit open, just instructed people one at a time and helping them out and helping them of the car that any soldier would do. the violent movement of that crash where i was thrown to the other side of the car and to be able to walk away you know with just a con

. >> many passengers tried to help fellow passengers, among them, former congressman, patrick murphy who tweeted these photos at the time. >> felt like a bang, then we just, you know, i was facing south, going northbound, i was facing southbound, and that cafe car like in the table area, we went that way, then the other way, then we just flipped over. and then it was just dark and just stuffy and just a lot of blood. had first responders not been, there death toll would have been muff higher. ntsb is meeting on tuesday in washington dc to come up with a final determination about what caused this derailment. >> bob joining us now, attorney at law, of course good to see you. >> good morning. >> how many client do you have suing amtrak? >> we represent collectively with tomorrow kline, 32 of the 238. >> i know impossible to say how are they all doing. but, what were most of the injuries? >> they've range from the people in the back who have post-traumatic stress disorder to eight deaths, i would say, probably two dozen catostrophic injuries, people who are never going to go back to work

patrick murphy, the acting secretary of the navy was on the train when the crash happened. he said his army instincts kicked in and helped him survive. >> was going home with my wife and two kids, tell them i love them. leon: one of the many survivor stories. train engineer told investigator that he remembered switching it forward to pick up speed and then brake when he felt the train going too fast in the curve but said he did not remember what happened in between. next week, the national transportation safety board will be issuing a report on the derailment cause. alison: eulalio tordil is not due back in court until next month for killing three people in three different shootings last week. but today, friends and family gathered in gaithe malcolm winffel's wife delivered his eulogy. and it was full of members of her husband. >> he died doing what he loved to do. reporter: a line of loved ones followed a hearse on foot to the final resting place for malcolm winffel, known to most as "mike." last friday, winffel was grabbing lunch at the montgomery mall with a coworker whe

among them, patrick murphy. a local remodeling company will make a multi-million dollar donation to a housing project for veterans in fort washington. >>> the weather out there today also affecting the roads. "nbc 10" first alert traffic reporter katy zachry has been very busy today even though there hasn't been a lot of volume. >> there hasn't been a lot of volume, but earlier we saw a lot of ponding on the roadways. that's dissipated. this is what we're dealing with down at the jersey shore. a lot of drivers, a lot of shore goers making an early exit from the shore. garden state parkway headed northbound where right now it is at a standstill at summer's point at the great egg toll plaza. this extends for miles on the parkway. look at all of the red we have on the map here. average speeds, 15 miles an hour. so pack your patience, it's going to be a long ride to get off the jersey shore. expect heavy shore traffic at this hour leading into the afternoon and expect delays. >>> all right. we are following a crash

. >> among the passengers that fate fall night former bucks county congressman patrick murphy.ho's letter about the tragedy was read allowed to those in attendance. >> this tragedy has already taken eight lives. we must stand fast and not allow it to take eight memories. >> as wreaths where laid to honor the dead the talk on this night was also of the living. more than 200 passengers aboard that train many of them badly injured but kept alive in part by the heroic efforts of this citi's are first responders. >> unfortunate reality we lost eight brave individuals that night. but i know that we did indeed safe many more. >> reporter: on happened for the services, laura fin more' parents richard and cynthia in queens new york still feeling the pain of their daughter's death but appreciative of this community's efforts on their behalf. >> there's so much out there that contributes to vitality and life and we need that. my wife needs that. i need that. and we need that reassurance. because we were depleted. >> reporter: richard fin more talking to us there. federal investigators are

. >> reporter: under secretary of the army patrick murphy through the ceremonial first pitch.fans able to reach out to active duty military with a personal touch. tj and his dad among many phillies fans writing post cards for troops overseas with special messages. >> we stopped in to see -- store and saw -- help out the troops, right? >> yeah. >> reporter: ballgame on a warm evening. overflowing with food and fun. all around reminders of the true reason we take this day to honor our heroes. those who lost and those still standing strong. >> ♪ >> reporter: the phillies send post cards to deployed troops and care packages over the holidays. at citizens bank park, sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >>> passengers on united flight just had to do something no one ever wants to do, that is evacuate the plane. what had some on that plane panicking. >>> this dog's owner thought her pooch was safe in the backyard until she was tacked by something she never saw coming. what had this plate full pup fighting for life. >>> last year shoplifting caused retailers more than $30 billion. what new h

among them, undersecretary and former congressman patrick murphy.ng company will also make a multimillion dollar donation for a houseth project in ft. washington. >>> i'm katy zachry. happy memorial day. if you're making up at the shore, get ready for wet roads out there. this is a live look right outside the widewoodldwoods, th garden state parkway, very quiet toll plaza. other shots i'm seeing extra traffic headed northbound on the parkway, potentially leaving the shore early because of the rain we're expecting later today. this is 95 near the philadelphia international airport where you can see ponding has bled into the roadway there. no issues to report on this stretch. i'm following a crash from the northeast extension southbound. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> tracking showers, especially at the shore. look at ocean city, new jersey. a dreary, rainy start to the day. and there's more on the way, coming up from the south. scattered showers inland. the heavy downpours we saw move through philadelphia and trenton have pu

while democratic establishment types have backed his opponent congressman patrick murphy.cludes senate minority leader harry reid who didn't just endorse murphy but back in february called on grayson to group out due to an ongoing situation with his financial activities. reid spoke this week and grayson used the opportunity to confront harry reid and demand that he say his name. it got so heated that ri's staff brought in his security detail. when grayson demanded to know why reid had despairaged him in the media, reid reportedly described and said because it's true and i want you to leave. here's how the office explained the exchange, quote, senator ri has been that he's a cayman islands hedge fund from his congressional office in order to line his own pockets because these things are true, as established by 74 pages. and with the running of his hedge fund with the fund to use his name while a congressman. the committee is investigating further to determine whether grayson broke any house ethics rurls laws. joining me now from florida is alan grayson. congressman, thank y

. >> patrick murphy, the person that the elites hoped would win and that's going to be a nasty fight.put out a statement that essentially said, marco rubio wants to come into a job he didn't like. that to me sounds like a pretty easy attack line for the democratic nominee in the fall. i don't know how rubio overcomes that. >> it is an easy attack line. rubio's senate record will become a very big issue. and the question becomes, he wants to do what? why didn't he make that choice on his own? >> do this. how would you counsel rubio to get out of this rhetorical bind? >> i don't think he's in one. he's been footloose since he left the presidential race. twitter star -- >> he's in a tweet storm right now. come on, marco, respond to me. they always stunk in high school football, buddy. >> i think he's had a lot of fun since he left the presidential race. i suspect he's having fun right now. and he's trying to make sure his organization is still together. he's still not done in politics. i just don't think it's this race. >> rubio on the ticket does help trump, makes it a little bit harder

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there is a very contentious primary and the democrats have been fielding a strong candidate in patrick murphya lot of concern that without rubio this seat is lost. as we know, the map is already difficult for republicans maintaining the majority in the senate. >> how do you see florida going senatewise, mark? >> again, i don't want to forecast an election in november in may, but if you had to bet right now, you'd probably bet that if the polls are right, patrick murphy becomes a democratic nominee and wins by a nose but there's a lot of ball to be played. >> by the way, folks, if you're watching and your kids are home, santa claus does exist and the easter bunny does exist. caputo. >> i'm sorry, i didn't mean to ruin that if any kids were watching. take it back. >> that part i'll take back. the rest i'll stay with. mark, lauren, thank you both for being with me this morning. proer appreciate your time. >>> growing outrage over the story that had everyone talking over the holiday weekend. should the cincinnati zoo shot and killed a gorilla after a 3-year-old climbed into the animal's enclosure

. >> reporter: patrick murphy was on amtrak track train 188 he tries not to think about the crash that killed eight and injured 200 but these images are hard to forget. >> there was a lot of blood, a lot of screams and did what any solder would do i got up and tried to help other people. >> reporter: murphy a former congressman and captain in the united states army is new acting secretary of the army. he was on his way to the trenton stop within years ago when train derailed and his training kick in. >> people were left and right. they were knocked unconscious. they were fleeing, hurt, so i had to get them up a and out of the train because we didn't know man was going on. i just knocked out window and helped those people out and then i stayed back with the wounded. >> reporter: he says real heroes that day were first responders. >> the philadelphia fire fighters and police officers who were there within moments. i mean were there climbing through windows. >> reporter: investigators say train leaped the tracks traveling 106 miles an hour, more than 50 miles an hour faster then the curve

philadelphia native and former pennsylvania congressman patrick murphy was there as well.s the acting secretary of the army. the parkway memorial v.f.w. post 7650 hosted today's mass. >> ♪ >>> the saint james alumni choir performed at a memorial day ceremony in aston today. they gathered inside the green american leach juno post 926 to honor fallen soldiers. several local veterans spoke at today's service. >> as always, we try our very best to bring you as many holiday observances and parades as we can. this young girl sang to a group of veterans marking memorial day in atlantic city this afternoon. proudly displaying the conflicts they served in these veterans listened intently as their time of service was remembered. >>> on a lighter note here a number of classic cars delighted the parade goers in hamilton township, new jersey, this morning. the groveville yardville memorial day parade was first held in 1870 and is one of the oldest continuing in the garden state. >>> military was well represented in this memorial day parade in southampton, new jersey. this is the 136th

. >> patrick murphy is a perfect example of what the success can be. >> in many, many ways. >> a rising >> great piece. >> thank you. >>> all right, as we continue with memorial day, this memorial day tradition, fleet week, we'll take an upclose and personal look at some of the fiercest fighting ships as a they visit new york harbor after the break. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma c

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among them patrick murphy, a local remodeling company is also making a multimillion dollar donation for memorial daymond, may 30th. usa! usa! i'm tamron hall alongside dylan. look who is in the building. >> in the building. i can't think of a better place to be, than outside the building. >> so the chicago bears, you said -- >> it's gray outside, memorial day, kicking into warmer weather, change of the seasons. >> i want to know your secret. everything in here is moist and humid. i'm keeping my fro down. your skin is dewy. you look crisp. >> i do logrolls every morning. >> who picked this song? our team picked it, rightfully so. fifth harmony, still hanging out. >> incredible concert. >> they're still hanging out. >> people ask, what are people like behind the scenes? they stop and hug fans, selfies, men and women in uniform. they took their time to say hello. they are the biggest thing going right now in pop music. they were absolute gems behind the scenes. >> good they're enjoying the ride. ♪ work, work, work, work >> you know this one? ♪ you gotta go to work, work, work, work, work ♪

. >> chairman murphy, ranking member, and members of the committee, thank you so much for inviting me to speak today. my son patrick was a hometown hero in high school football. lamb going to cry. he grew up in an area that measure the worth of a man by his prowess and heart on the football field. he started just south of pittsburgh and with the elizabeth forward youth league when he was 10 years old. he was not gifted with size or speed, but nonetheless worked hard to become a great player and through that, achieved his dream to go to an it is that work ethic and perseverence in a collision sport that ultimately killed him. patrick took his own life at the age of 32 but actually we have come to know cte took his life. patrick never played in the n.f.l. patrick was like millions of children before and after him that just played for fun and success in life. but throughout high school, prep school, and dartmouth college, our sweet, tough, young runningback received enough subconcussive blows to his head to essentially seal his fate. when he died, a newscaster friend of the family suggested he might have cte. i'd neve