>> boden: well, you're not a natural country boy, are you?look after my nails, then, then yes, yes i do. but, yeah, i knew from when-- as soon as i got here, i couldn't really see a reason for me to go back. and just look at me now. >> see if you can spell it. >> kroft: when it comes to the essentials on eigg, there is basically one of everything. one primary school for five students. one grocery shop where 100 islanders all choose from the same food. and one pub at the tea room down by the wharf, where the best beer is local. stu mccarthy and gabe mcvarish, who are both married to women who grew up on eigg, got so tired of drinking the mass produced stuff from the mainland they started their own mini micro-brewery two years ago. so this is it. is this legal? stu mccarthy: it's legal. >> gabe mcvarish: it's legal. >> kroft: they make eight different brews, including "i am the eiggman," which is very popular with the tourists. they're just beginning to turn a profit, but say they've saved a lot of money drinking their own beer. are you the big

can you see the area of gavin and boden street there. that is adjacent to almainy boulevard. cornell barnard just spoke to police about what exactly went down and he joins us live with this developing story. what can you tell us? >> that office are will be okay. he suffered only minor cuts and bruises. treated at local hospital because of that. two suspects in custody after leading the officer on a chase. we have blurred the face of one of the suspects because we do not know if he is a juvenile. >> one suspect led way in handcuffs after an all-out manhunt in this neighborhood. this man and an accomplice were found hiding in the backyard. >> they were found hiding between the fences, in two backyards and they arrested him. >> earlier in the day a mote psy cycle officer found them parking cars at the mall. the suspect took off and the officer gave chase on to 28 will 0 towards san francisco. >> the officer was injured. he lost control of his motorcycle as he was continuing the pursuit at a high rate of speed. >> luckily suffering only minor injuries in the crash. >> we are very

i mean, we had psychologists, mark boden.with him that worked especially well for me. i always found myself fairly blessed that i didn't need it, or so i thought. but others did? i used to go around the change room and see people visibly nervous before the day's play and i tended to gravitate towards the people who weren't nervous. so alastair cook and jimmy anderson we re alastair cook and jimmy anderson were my closest in the dressing room because they didn't seem bothered at all. i liked that. it was good for the soul. that's me as well. it was only the first day i walked into the 0val in london as a journalist for bbc, rather than a player, as i walked through the gate, the physical difference. i mean, it was like there was no weight on my shoulder. i breezed into the ground. and at that point, realised why i'd done well throughout my career because i'd convinced myself that it didn't matter, that i wasn't bothered. 0f didn't matter, that i wasn't bothered. of course it does, it did. it's a big deal, you're on tv: and ner