blythe. >> what was the sheriff reacting to when he applied his brakes? was he reacting to his perception that he was going too fast to make the corner, or was he reacting to some other danger that he saw? >> the highway patrol found sinclair was going too fast. but dr. blythe ran his own test using a patrol car identical to the one sinclair was driving. >> the range for the sheriff's vehicle i found was between 62 and 66 miles an hour. >> at that speed, sergeant sinclair had no reason to hit his brakes because he could have comfortably negotiated the curve. that left only one explanation. >> we felt there was negligence on the part of the drivers of the first two cars in that entourage in that they crossed the center line. >> let's begin a test run. >> to help prove these findings, brunn asked paul kayfetz to conduct a visibility study like this one, re-creating what each driver saw an instant before the collision. the results would reveal another surprising piece of evidence. in fact, there's a new victim of identity theft every...three...seconds. so yo

he seems blythely unaware or indifferent to the fact that a resurgent al qaeda presents a clear and presento the united states of america. i don't even have to ask you a question, do i? >> well, actually, there really is something off the wall about what cheney is doing and saying here given his responsibility for this. i think the psychiatrist would call it projection. blaming president obama for this morass that we are in, largely of his and his colleagues'makering. but bob is absolutely right here. you said about ten years. what's it going to look like ten years from now? we don't know but we need to start doing real reporting in this town about what the hell is going on and start to come up with a notion of how various institutions are addressing real problems in real time. we're not doing it. i mean if you look at everything we've seen on this show this morning, it is indicative of that. >> yeah. and if you look at the eric cantor loss, primary loss, ending his career as the house majority leader in a district in richmond that there should have been reporters all over that story and ev