the left side of the driver s car hit a concrete barrier in the median strip, and then according to an eyewitness the driver appeared to overcompensa overcompensate, make a sharp right turn, hit a curb on the far side of the road, and then went over that railing and over an overpass. she sailed about 60 feet into the air, and then about the same distance down before coming to rest upside down. all the passengers inside were dead on arrival. police do say all of them were wearing seat belts. but obviously that was not enough to save them in this horrific accident. i know you said that the vehicle hit that concrete barrier, and so that leaves the impression that that sort of caused the car to sort of go into that spin. any sign, any witnesses saying that the vehicle was acting sort of an erratic fashion, driving in an erratic fashion before that? reporter: there doesn t seem to be any indication of that so far. what police are hearing is that the car appeared to be speeding
with him as this process moves forward. reporter: he said his care if the beijing so far has been excellent and he has been well treated not hospital and american doctors agree. trace? trace: in fact, chen has said a lot about this? reporter: yes, upsetting the chinese government and probably added pressure on the united states officials and the most unusual moment was probably talking by cell phone from his hospital bed to a congressional hearing. and we have installed seven video cameras, and even, with electric fence. reporter: officials will stay on top of the case and it will be worth noting if the tone of the chinese leaders changed after secretary clinton leaves. trace: thank you, mike, from washington, dc. and now we will bring in chris wallace anchor of fox news