hayes gains the upper hand in this fight.ugh this started as he was the victim of an assault, he quickly becomes a participant in an altercation. the officer continues to observe the scene and wait the arrival of our response teams. you see mr. hayes now has gained the upper hand in this altercation. and as the response team comes in, you see them secure the participants fairly quickly. efficiently. and they'll be headed off to segregation. >> having received treatment for minor injuries, hayes is secured back in his cell. >> you were on top of him, how -- >> there was a point you had to stop. you didn't. he was on the chair cowering from you. that's no longer an assault on you. now you're beating the hell out of him. all right. that's why you're going to see the d-board. that's what happens. >> deputies will question the other inmate who has asked not to be identified on camera. then members of the jail's disciplinary board will determine what sanctions, if any, will be handed down. >> i don't know what happened. i was just

we've seen a couple buildings already in hayes valley. so, i like the darth building and would support the darker. >> darth bader versus luke sky walker. i like this project. if i had just seen the lighter color one, i would have liked it as well. but having seen the darker win, i have a feeling it's nice to come across the black, but the darker one, charcoal, or whatever, when given a choice i lean towards the darker one for a lot of the reasons that commissioner hillis spoke about this area, pushing the envelope a little bit as far as architecture and particularly confined area of san francisco i think is good. and i think it matches the building across the street as the architect has explained and it really sort of unfolds a larger picture and sort of repositioned city hall and the two buildings across the street from each other. i'll support the project and if given the choice support the darker one. commissioner sugaya. >> i'll make a motion in the agony here. [laughter] >> approve the project with conditions, including the modificat

, host of "up with chris hayes."g a special program tonight at 10:00 p.m. they still change the rationale for the war. what is your reaction when you heard this talk this week? >> i found myself more outraged. i think i thought that i had gotten over how angry i was about what happened in iraq. but i think a lot of people are feeling how little the nation actually came to terms with what we did and how little the people who drove that have been punished or have been sanctioned, have been held to any kind of account. there was a midterm election which was a accountability moment on iraq and 2008 election which was in many ways a real referendum on iraq as well. but beyond that, beyond that, there has not been a level of disgrace or accountability for the people that made this war happen. the people that cheer leaded the war and hundreds of thousands of iraqis. that number -- >> hundreds and thousands dead. the thing that i think we need to drive home and hubris does this, donald rumsfeld tried to connect suddam hussei

to create this new program between the merchants and the hayes valley. he deliberately refused to give us that information within the time period required by the sunshine ordinance. it's a willful refusal. he knew it at the time and he decided not to tell us that information. it's a public information request. i don't need to ask for documents. >> yeah. mr. lazar, i have a question for you as well. >> to clarify the public comment is now close. >> public comment is closed an will not be reopened on this matter. i have a question for you. >> why did you run out on the meeting? >> this you for asking. they are correct. i was with the representative and i suffered an asthmatic attack and i had to leave. he left with me. i wrote the next day to the task force apologizing for that and they have my letter on file. >> okay. >> was the item continued to the next month? >> i believe that's what happened. >> did you attend the meeting the following month? >> no. other id the representative attend with the script that i had written and looked at by the city attorne

fire chief joanne hayes- white and police chief greg surh kept to tradition.leading off san francisco's saint patrick's parade this morning. following behind.a contingent of the city's finest and wide variety of fire trucks. thousands lined market street for a parade that had more than one hundred and fifty different groups and floats, many reflecting the strong support this parade has always received from the cities uniformed services. >> san francisco the police department and the fire department, i mean there's a whole bunch of irish people.that's all there used to be on the police and fire department years ago in san francisco which is now very mixed just like the city is, which is great but they are still strong supporters and they have a ball, everyone has fun at this parade. thousands came out to see the parade, and as many as two thousand people marched in the parade itself.in this the 162nd san francisco st paddy's day parade.

, host of the new primetime show "all in with chris hayes" starting monday at 8:00 p.m.ere o chris, thanks for being here. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> so do most republicans realize they are on the losing side of these issues? >> i think most republicans -- i think on gay marriage and marriage equality, most republicans realize the movement of the polling and society is going in a different direction than a lot of them are. we haven't achieved majority support amongst republicans in a whole for marriage equality, but for the youngest cohurt of republicans we see that. there are two different items in play. you can recognize that you are increasingly a minority in american opinion and still have the plbeliefs you have. if you are firmly committed to the notion that any relationship between a man and a man or a woman and woman is abhorent. >> you can also be a true believer in that and say i defend people's rights to disagree with me and i defend to live other than what i live and sincerely believe is the right way to live? >> i totally agree. but the inter

this was in hayes valley, near the debut symphony hall. people often dine in hayes valley before and after the concert. several businesses have noted a dropoff since the strike began on march 13th we're back in a moment to talk about march madness and the cal basketball team. stay with us. for your first day? yeah. ♪ dad: you'll be fine, ok? girl: ok. dad: you look so pretty. ♪ i'm overprotective. that's why i got a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> ahmed fareed here. we had madness all over the bay. celebrating in berkley and all eyes were on the seats. barry larkins. first half, miami up 20. shane larkin hitting a three. part of a 28-6 miami run here. still the first, marcus duran, hitting the three at the buzzer. the tigers were sill down three. it was the final game for bob tomlinson. 25 years as a coach at his alma mater. >>> they're going to have to run through a very strong syracuse team coming off a win in montana. of course, we all know where berkley is, but cal wants to make sure the rest of the country does,

i didn't know whether or not there was anything that had transpired between the hayes valley merchants and the arts commission and i just wanted to know if something had gone on, if something had gone on between the two of them i would have requested further documents and i got no response to this at all. >> i guess i'm having a hard time interpreting this as a request for any documents that exist if you start off by saying you are not requesting any documents? >> i upside that. understand that. i wasn't asking for documents that i knew existed. i was asking for information contained in any documents that might exist at the time. because i assume they exist because i was told this was going to happen and i waited a whole year before i asked him this information. >> okay. any other questions for mr. clark? >> mr. gib ner, what do we do in a situation, i understand they can request records. can they request a written response to questions? does that qualify? >> the sunshine ordinance doesn't require that type of response. >> it does basically the answer is the sunshine ordinance doesn't

steven hayes thank you very very much. appreciate it. >> thanks, guys. >> gregg: my favorite line, economics is not brain surgery. >> heather: yes. >> gregg: of course, he's a neuro brain surgeon. >> heather: he was an exciting speaker, i must say. >> gregg: he wasn't using a teleprompter i don't think. it was amazing and the crowd seems to love dr. ben carson. all right, thanks for watching our coverage of the conservative political action conference. >> heather: and now to bulls and bears that starts right now. >> conservatives at cpac calling for tax cuts, but the president telling republicans, they can hike them or take a hike in budget cuts . senate democrats are on his side, pushing one trillion in new taxings. is this why 7 out of 10 bosses are not hiring. this is bums and bears we'll get right to it. the bums and bears, to bin and jonas and john back from his mountain climb and jamull green. >> democrats are still pushing tax hikings. is that why the companies are not hiring? >> absolutely. alm they -- all they hav

called "all in with chris hayes." mr.ongratulations. >> thank you very much. >> are you completely swamped with preparations? >> yes, i'm swamped. i was going to say overwhelmed. not quite overwhelmed but planning a lot of work. >> you are planning an ambition show unlike what any has done for cable. >> yes, with the timeliness of the news of the day and how far ahead we can book and multi-vocal and conversational, a lot of different voices and a lot of curiosity together and finding areas of tension and disagreement and conflict that are surprising or new or aren't the ones we rehearse everyday in our national politics. >> in all the press, which has all been good press, i would say, knock on wood, about your launch, everybody says you and i are so much alike, peas in a pod, and you having this 8:00 show, shows this. we approach how to do this work very differently. our shows will be very different. one of the reasons i like talking to you about big, difficult problems that don't have easy answers like this, i feel like

he's replacing chris hayes on weekends from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m.ght, i asked you will the architects of the iraq war ever admit they made a mistake? 5% say yes. 95% say no. coming up, a man of the cloth takes a stand for social justice on tobacco road. that's next. >>> in tonight's big finish, a small southern church community is taking a stand against state law in its own traditions. the congregation asking what would jesus do about same-sex marriage. the pastors at church in winston >>> in tonight's big finish, a he's replacing chris hayes on weekends from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. chris hayes will be replacing the ed show and the ed show will be moving to saturdays and sundays from 5:00 to 7:00. plus, don't forget the special reair of hubris. there will be a one-hour wrap up at 10:00. tonight, i asked you will the architects of the iraq war ever admit they made a mistake? 5% say yes. 95% say no. coming up, a man of the cloth takes a stand for social justice on tobacco road. that's next. [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake

they hope to move closer to the neighborhoods many of their members currently live, hayes valley and lower haight. third, the club has long desired to locate their administrative headquarters at the site of one of their clubs. so, you'll see that it's part of the program as well, the club currently has administrative headquarters downtown at 55 hawthorne and they would be able to locate their offices on the site of the club which they're very excited about. the boys and girls club entered into an option agreement to purchase the property from the city and it was granted -- approval of that was granted heard by the board of supervisors in february of 2012. that agreement contemplates the construction as you see in the project before you of youth recreation facility as well as a minimum of 30 units of housing. we're happy to report we have been able to provide more than the housing of 69 units as the project currently contemplates. design wise, so, with those requirements in mine we began the design process of the clubhouse portion of the project and we selected a third-party developer

joining us is steven hayes, senior writer at the weekly standard. i mean, given the doctor's background in can health care and given his earlier shot over the bow of obamacare, i would expect him, would you not, to address obamacare here, but, i mean, is that in vain? it's survived legal and judicial challenges. would i expect him to talk about it. it's sort of the obvious thing for him to speak about and he knows it firsthand as he made clear in his earlier speech. i think it's actually an important time for somebody like dr. carson to talk about it because there's a debate within the republican party, within the conservative movement more broadly exactly how much to continue talking about obamacare for the reasons that you suggest, gregg. i mean, you know, it's the law of the land, the republicans ran on repeal in 2012 and didn't win. on the other hand, my own view is, republicans and conservatives should be talking about obamacare as much as they can. we are on the front end of what is going to be an implementation nightmare of an already unpopul

hayes at 8:00 at night.t took an extraordinary am of humility for me not to mention toure's book will. >> but you just did. thank you very much. >> i think the old tv show, the critic with jay sherman plugging his book, his cardboard went this way. buy my book, buy my book, buy my book all day. >> straight ahead, our obsession with evil. it is ominous, right? from the hit tv shows to arias mania. the fbi profiler tasked with down killers delves into the dark side. carfirmation. only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey, this is challenger. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. [ dog barking ] ♪ [ female announcer ] life is full of little tests, but your basic paper towel can handle them. especially if that towel is bounty basic. the towel that's 50% stronger. in this lab demo even just one select-a-size sheet of bounty basic is stronger than one full sheet of the le

host of msnbc's "up with chris hayes."mer obama 2012 deputy campaign manager stephanie cutter, and buzz feed editor in chief ben smith. late yesterday the fifth most senior democrat in the senate announced he will not seek re-election. michigan's carl levin said he will step down in 2014, announcing he could best serve his country by "doing my job without the distraction of campaigning for re-election." right now democrats hold a 55-45 edge in the senate, including the two independents who caucused with democrats, but liven is already the fourth open seat democrats will need to defend later this month. south dakota's tim johnson is expected to announce that he, too, will retire. so far just two republican senators, georgia's saxby chambliss and mike johanns have said they will not seek re-election. with democratic seats vacating, are senate republicans streamlining the message and laying the ground work for a unified front in the upper chamber? >> mr. paul wants to be taken seriously, then he needs to do more than pull pol

clearly hannity was wrong about the war should be apologized the american people and there's steve hayes fox news contributor and writer for the conservative publication the weekly standard repeatedly used his columns in the weekly standard in his time on fox or called news to push the now debunked lie that al qaeda and saddam hussein were in extra complete linked back has even wrote a book about the so-called link called the connection it is collaboration with saddam hussein has endangered america but as we all know he was wrong to do so worse his apology then there's his colleague at box he was charles krauthammer at the time of the war krauthammer was a fox news contributor and columnist for the washington post and much like hayes use the power of the pen to argue that the iraq war would assure an unprecedented levels of democracy in the middle east in april of two thousand and two he wrote the washington post that time is running short saddam has weapons of mass destruction he's working on nuclear weapons and he has every incentive to pass them on to terrorists who will use them agai

the parade was lead by fire chief joanne hayes-white.rtment and police department. as well as an array of dancers, musicians, and floats. those are our top stories. i'm marty gonzalez. thank you for watching kron4's 24/7 bay area news channel. medications? i don't know. last immunization shots? really? honey, what's my blood pressure medicine called? one time i took something and i blew up like a puffer fish. i'm probably allergic to that. at kaiser permanente, your medical information is available to you and your doctors. quickly. securely. no guesswork required. better information. better care. kaiserpermanente. thrive. >> taking a look at the weather. a beautiful weekend so far in the bay area. on the left, is a live look outside at the golden gate andon the right, video from many of her sixties for the east bay stores today did 7 day around the bay shows to the wet weather. the weekend will be wonderful. >> pinole police have released a sketch of a man suspected of trying to kidnap a 12 year old girl friday afternoon. take a look. he

fire chief joanne hayes- white and police chief greg surh kept to tradition.leading off san francisco'sick's parade this morning. following behind.a contingent of the city's finest and wide variety of fire trucks. thousands lined market street for a parade that had more than one hundred and fifty different groups and floats, many reflecting the strong support this parade has always received from the cities uniformed services. san francisco the police department and the fire department, i mean there's a whole bunch of irish people.that's all there used to be on the police and fire department years ago in san francisco which is now very mixed just like the city is, which is great but they are still strong supporters and they have a ball, everyone has fun at this parade. thousands came out to see the parade, and as many as two thousand people marched in the parade itself.in this the 162nd san francisco st paddy's day parade. here in the bay area.police are reminding drivers to be safe and sober this saint extra c-h-p officers will be on patrol throughout the weekend. and there will be seve

. >> haye, it's connieritton and you're watching "on the red carpet." >> welcome to "on the red carpet from the los angeles museum of art. i'm rachel smith. we're hear to check out this incredible exhibit honoring stanley kubrick. some call him a visionary, even a magician with film. our entertainment guru takes us to this week's red carpet magic show with "the incredible burt wonderstone." >> rachel, i'm just hanging out, or maybe hanging above the las vegas strip. but there's a very good reason or this. magician wunderstone uses this in the move to revive his career before it vanishes into thin air. >> to me magic is like santa claus for aduts. it's so much more fun to believe it. >> steve carell has been a believer all his life. >> i had a mattel magic kit when i was a kid and i performed for kids in the neighborhood. i'd put on little shows and stuff. >> jim carrey also puts on a show, conjuring up his character, rival street magician, steve gray. >> this guy is really a mess. i love the fact that i have no idea what he's going to do next. >> he's a svengali, a mind twister. that's

it hayes sunday morning. the car had been pulled over for speeding. the officer, who had a civilian in his car, tried to get the honda driver to get out. according to the police, the driver lunged the car at the officer, who fired at least ten times at the honda as it sped off. the officer had no choice. >> he drove at them. shots fired in the sense of -- fired at the direction of the driver. reporter: orange circles marked with the officer's spent shelz fell to the street. five shots hit the passenger side of the car two just missed the driver. he was arrested. the passenger was pronounced dead shortly after the crash. it's not known whether he died from gunshots, the crash, or a combination of both. now back here live. the driver has been identified as 23-year-old arthur pacman of oakley. charged with assault with a deadly weapon because of trying to run into that hayward police officer, and also homicide because the passenger in his car died as a result of his actions. the passenger has not been identified. we're live in hayward, abc7 news. >> ama:

i'm chris hayes.nths we've been trying to do a different kind of television on "up." starting tomorrow i'll be trying the same thing in primtime with my new show airing at 8:00 p.m. mere on msnbc. "up" will continue the same discussion that we've tried to pioneer here. there was a striking admission by former press secretary robert gibbs, now an msnbc contributor. we were talking about how they handle the secret drone strikes in pakistan and yemen and that moment and discussion came to mind as we recall what we consider the best of "up." take a look. >> the white house is where everything goes to die. the perfectly prepared statements. >> a prestigious job, zony. >> used to be when i was in ninth grade. now it's a graveyard. halfway interesting thing they do is throw a big dinner party once a year where they pat themselves on the back and rub shoulders with movie stars. who needs that? >> zoe barnes character from the netflix series "house of cards" who is applying for a job or considering aemploying

steve hayes in washington. okay. martha?artha: what just happened moments ago was that the catholic church is one step closer to naming a new pope. we've got a live report as things start to evolve here in rome. bill: work time versus the old play time. the two worlds seem to collide more than ever, don't they? what is blurring the line between business and pleasure. ♪ this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. bill: we were just listening to rick leventhal report from the shore of new jersey. this is what you're getting in areas hard hit by sandy in early november. now they're getting flooding as a result of what is turning into a nor'easter here. in the northeast and you see that truck driving through that water. often times you don't know how deep the water is. we'l

(applause) >> thank you, i want to say on behalf of chief hayes white who could not be here tonight nert[speaker not understood] with the community of san francisco. the marina navy demanded training. 23 plus years later the fire department is still working with the community on this great program. we have great training and support for what you do in your neighborhood. the neighborhood that you live in, the earthquake knows no boundaries, the earthquake does not pay attention to that. we're all going to be in this together so getting to know who you are in the portola, getting to know who you know is critical. (applause) >> the critical piece to the nert program. and that happens through neighbors building their teams and building what is going to be the network that we have together. so, thank you to the battalion 2 chief. hilbtion hickey is here on the chief's behalf. nora is here today and donna is going to tell you why. (applause) * >> good evening. my name is dianne rivera, and i have a cold. so, i hope you'll bear with me. i'm a member of the neighborhood emergency response team,

certainly check out the chris hayes' special after. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. have a great night. >>> history was made in israel today, by the president of the united states. >> so long as there is a united states of america -- >> president obama is set to give a major speech. >> a high-profile address. [ speaking in foreign language ] you are not alone. >> this is the visit the israeli people wanted to see. >> it is an important speech. >> the centerpiece -- >> america will do what we must to prevent a nuclear-armed iran. >> president obama spoke directly. >> the speech that extended close to 50 minutes, president obama tackled the two-state solution. >> the united states is deeply committed. the time is now. >> no wall is high enough, no iron dome is strong enough. >> there is so much symbolism here. >> israel is not going anywhere. >> no doubt, this visit has been a success. >> get ready, america, for a brand new republican party. >> i know what our principles are. >> marriage is between one man and on

that is over at msnbc, chris hayes is about to start a primetime show this week. he has used quotas in booking his weekend show, just new miracmer numiracle test. no more than two should be white men. do you think that goes a step too far? i know you're an advocate of getting more minorities on the air. >> i don't necessarily think that goes too far. the pool that you're choosing from that everyone is qualified to be a pundit. as we know, that bar is kind of low. as long as you are choosing from a group of people, all of whom are able to talk about the issues in a way that's great for the show, then saying that an extra level is that you want to make sure they're also diverse, i don't know how you achieve that other than keeping track. one of the problems that we have is -- >> let me jump in because we're short on time. we're all mindful of diversity. i think about every single week trying to get more women and minorities on, we could do better. but, carole, when you talk about not just making an effort butting having numiracle quotas, that does suggest to some pe

he's replacing chris hayes on weekends from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m.ayes will be replacing the ed show and the ed show will be moving to saturdays and sundays from 5:00 to 7:00. plus, don't forget the special reair of hubris. there will be a one-hour wrap up at 10:00. tonight, i asked you will the architects of the iraq war ever admit they made a mistake? 5% say yes. 95% say no. coming up, a man of the cloth takes a stand for social justice on tobacco road. that's next. [ male announcer ] i've seen incredible things. otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for business. because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground and more time in the air. suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. ♪ suddenly, faraway places don't seem so...far away. you'll find reviews on home repair to healthcare written by people just like you. you want to be sure the money you're about to spend is money well spent. angie's list -- reviews you can trus

chris hayes, you just said the phrase, i wroent it down.an which i'm sure has thousands of people salivating for what is to come on monday. thank you for joining me. stay in that half box. we will add rachel ma do you if you have within watching, please tell wur neighbors and dog sitters and guy wh makes your sandwich at the deli to watch monday night because here at this same hour on this same channel is the brilliant and wonderful chris hayes. that's all for now. i'm alex wagner. you can can catch me on "now" at its regular time at 12 p.m.

he's replacing chris hayes on weekends from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. will be replacing the ed show and the ed show will be moving to saturdays and sundays from 5:00 to 7:00. plus, don't forget the special re-air of hubris. there will be a one-hour wrap up at 10:00. tonight, i asked you will the architects of the iraq war ever admit they made a mistake? 5% say yes. 95% say no. coming up, a man of the cloth takes a stand for social justice on tobacco road. that's next. the only thing we'd ever grown together was a record collection. no. there was that fuzzy stuff on the gouda. [ both ] ugh! when it came to our plants... we were so confused. how much is too much water? too little? until we got miracle-gro moisture control. it does what basic soils don't by absorbing more water, so it's there when plants need it. yeah, they're bigger and more beautiful. guaranteed. in pots. in the ground. in a ukulele. are you kidding me? that was my idea. with the right soil... everyone grows with miracle-gro. then i read an article about a study that looked at the long t

joining me now steve hayes, senior writer for the weekly standard, good to see you. >> good morning. >> i want you to break it down, what did they agree on on the friday night phone call, why now and what does it mean for overall comprehensive immigration reform? >> well, it's interesting. there's a lot we don't know about what they agreed to because they haven't given us all of the details. we've seen leaks in the paper. it looks like they've come to accommodation on the question. i agree with senator schumer that this is progress. i remember listening to a panel discussion at the american enterprise institute right after the election and listening to panelists say this guest worker program are accommodating the interests of businesses on one hand and labor on the other would be the main obstacle to a comprehensive immigration reform agreement. if there is an agreement, i do think that's a wig step towards the eventual passage of legislation. marco rubio and others have said there's a lot of work to be done. i think that's right. the rest of the language is not there, but i think th

you have already met beverly hayes, who has done a great job here. our branch manager. the team is behind me. i'm going to call out their names, naomi jones, addison and rachel brooks. let's give them a round of applause. they have done a fabulous job for all of us. i wish you could all see the beautiful panels. when i talk about the community ownership. one of the highlights you will see is the culture and the history that is reflected on these art panels. we have an amazing architectural team that uses the history center for this library and it's reflected there to help us celebrate what a beautiful community this is and it captures the spirit, captures the identity of what the bay view neighborhood is all about. i want to take a moment to acknowledge the architectural team from tom and associates, we have nick homg , carry, thank you for the fabulous work. that is the dream team as i call it that made it happen working hand in hand with the community. with that i would like to now introduce, i see that our supervisor is still not here. our board president is here. da

explain where the existing restrictions only apply to haves and national council on disability on hayes, church street and market street. we have reviewed our proposed changes with jim nicko, toby levy and planning staff corey teague and none of them have any objections to what we're proposing. so we hope you include them as an amendment to the plan. lastly, i would like to introduce dennis flaherty, the owner of 520 townsend. >> thank you. we are introducing -- we're going modify the restriction on the lot merger today. >> terrific. thank you very much. >> i'm dennis flaherty and i have owned the property for over 35 years. i occupied it many years running my own business and my son presently has an office there. in getting your amendment, we realize that we have talked to a neighbor who has a 50' parcel. ours is 138. we would like to merge those, and provide a -- the ability to introduce an office building that would probably project to high-tech usage. inasmuch as we would be limited in what we're planning. we're asking this change, which i feel would benefit the neighborhood, becaus

>> on the afternoon of september 29th, sublet is at a local hospital visiting his father and tells hayeset him there. troopers are brought in as backup. >> he was known through the police community as being a subject that any time you deal with him, you want to be on high alert and be ready for anything. >> no sooner do they arrive at the hospital when sublet is spotted leaving. >> we saw him actually pull out of the parking lot and start going down the road. >> at that point we took off out of the parking lot in an attempt to make a traffic stop on him. make contact with him. >> dashboard cameras in both police cars roll as the troopers turn on their flashing lights. but sublet does not slow down. >> i realized that he had no intentions on stopping. >> as the hot pursuit continues southwest on a busy two-lane road, sublet guns the motor even faster. >> i remember one time looking down at my speedometer and we was running right at 105 miles an hour. >> to stop sublet, trooper spradlin attempts what's known as a p.i.t. maneuver. >> we pulled up alongside of the suspect vehicle, tried to m