. >> judge judy: did you see mr. hayes when he hit your car? >> yes, your honor, i did. >> announcer: the parked vehicle was a sitting duck. >> i'm not sure it's my white lincoln. >> judge judy: why don't you go up there and take a closer look? >> i'm not sure if that's me at all. [ laughter ] >> announcer: but the judge has one last question. >> judge judy: what were you on that night? >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution william hayes for running into her car at a gas station and then fleeing the scene. william says bridget has the wrong guy. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 470 on the calendar in the matter of walton vs. hayes. >> judge judy: thanks, byrd. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. walton, you work at a gas station convenience store? >> yes, your honor. >> judge judy: and it is your claim that mr. hayes, while you were working, hit your car th

fortunately for mr. hayes he was able to deflect the initial attack. and what happens is mr. s gains the upper hand in this fight. though 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. >

. >> judge judy: did you see mr. hayes when he hit your car? >> yes, your honor, i did. >> announcer: the parked vehicle was a sitting duck. >> i'm not sure it's my white lincoln. >> judge judy: why don't you go up there and take a closer look? democratic side cbs news projects clinton the winner in virginia and georgia, sanders in his home state of vermont. >> pelley: too soon to project any of the winners on the republican side, but based on the exit polls, sample precincts, and votes in so far, go to trump. trump is battlings kasich in vermont, rubio in virginia. john dickersonjohn dickerson do you see? >> well, we're looking for bernie sanders to do better than outside his home state in virginia. and can ted cruz do anything outside of texas? >> pelley: we'll have more updates later, and an hour-long super tuesday special at 10:00, 9:00 central time. be sure to join norah o'donnell, john dickerson, and me at 10:00, 9:00 central. had been parked, causing damage. on what date did this happen? >> march 31, 2015. >> judge judy: at what time? >>

i looked at an e-mail, jim, that shows that mr. hayeswhen he was cfo believed a combination back then -- remember, united technologies back then was also the pursuer, would have only involved or required 2 billion to $2.5 billion of divestiture. united technologies says the numbers are far higher. essentially the portfolios line up similar as they did in 2011 when mr. hayes did not believe in any way that the combination would prove to be a high-risk venture. >> wow. wow. 2.5 -- these guys, if you were dave cote and you heard that 2.5, you would jump at it. i understand why you would initially think this is the greatest, then when they back away say wait a second. we'd do that in a heartbeat. two very different approaches here. honeywell believes they could get the deal done. you heard christine varney last week talking about why they believe united technologies is entrenched. united technologies believes, no, not the case. we truly think the antitrust impediments would have doomed this transaction and put uses in us in a poor position.

mr. hayes said to me that it would have been irresponsible deal.how many times did he meet with you on this irresponsible deal? >> well, on the first pass, if we go back to april, it was like three or four times. and if we go back -- >> did he ever mention it was irresponsible? >> no. [ laughter ] no, it was a good idea back then. >> okay. when did it becomer responsible? >> that's very funny. >> when you became ceo? there was a tipping point of irresponsibility and i'm trying to nail it down, dave. >> i think that tipping point was when we said, tell you what, here's the offer we're willing to make. and that was back in september of last year. and i just recently made an approach to so would have been like two weeks, a i called him on a tuesday. on friday i met with greg and his chairman. >> last -- this is like two fridays ago? >> two fridays ago, i want to say like the 19th or something like that. and monday it became public and i called growing say i have no idea how the heck this happened. >> but it did get ugly and it seemed like it was about

ing and i think that mr. hayes is doing a lot of offshoring, but he's got the right products. one of the things that cote said that the miles flown, hours flown continue to get better. i didn't get great comfort about boeing. >> no? >> no. i think that it's the aerospace industry. i didn't get great comfort about boeing. stock that you should sell if you pay close is go go. because now, i know go go's got a lot of deals with airlines, but his thing, he's got a system that allows you to have netflix. and at lightning speed on a plane. and if i were go go, i would be shaking. now he did have this device before, but now it's key. put it the into every plane. whoever doesn't have a contract is going to go with this product because why do i say this? because i couldn't watch the super bowl on the way back from san francisco because they had go go on my plane. david cote said that will not happen again next year. but of course the eagles going to be in the super bowl, i won't need to be on a plane. >> sam bradford. >> hof brady. maybe. maybe. >> more broadly, jim, the the two-year i

mr. obama touched down havana today. the obama administration hayes taken steps to thaw a chilly relation tip then the u.s. and cuba. many see it as an opportunity for both nations. >> helping in america. >> in oakland the owner of cuban restaurant shared his own insights of visiting cuba. he believes president obama will find himself looking back in time while visiting the communist nation. >> we have to realize that the average cuban doesn't have internet on their cell phone, not at home so most of the perceptions they cubians have is through the government. >> tomorrow, mr. obama will meet with cuba's president, raul castro. >>> may notice a change in price at the pump. still ahead at 6:00, a look at the quickly rising gas prices. >>> a first of its kind solar plant that taps into more than just the sun to generate an incredible amount of power. and a bidding war erupts for a supposedly unreleased versions of google glass. what makes this pair so special that people are willing to pay thousands for. the. stay with us at >>> fast prices happen shot

mr. obama touched down havana today. the obama administration hayes taken steps to thaw a chilly relation tip then the u.s. and cuba. many see it as an opportunity for both nations. >> helping in america. >> in oakland the owner of cuban restaurant shared his own insights of visiting cuba. he believes president obama will find himself looking back in time while visiting the communist nation. >> we have to realize that the average cuban doesn't have internet on their cell phone, not at home so most of the perceptions they cubians have is through the government. >> tomorrow, mr. obama will meet with cuba's president, raul castro. >>> may notice a change in price at the pump. still ahead at 6:00, a look at the quickly rising gas prices. >>> a first of its kind solar plant that taps into more than just the sun to generate an incredible amount of power. and a bidding war erupts for a supposedly unreleased versions of google glass. what makes this pair so special that people are willing to pay thousands for. the. stay with us avo: when laquinta.com sends cr

here so weigh in, steve hayes, "weekly standard" columnist and fox news contributor. somebody about whom mr. trump has talked in the past. >> said a few things to say about me in the past. david: but even, if he takes ohio, and sweeps the all of the other states, how can the republicans deny him as the front-runner? >> i think they would -- you're already seeing efforts to deny him the nomination if he doesn't get to the requisite 1237 delegates in contested convention. you would have people who would broker and argue who should get delegates, try to pool delegates to deny him the number he needs on the second ballot. david: usually by now, if somebody was to clean sweep the second super tuesday as we call this, usually the party rallies around them at this point. of course it is donald trump. he is very different but is all the rhetoric, all of the rhetoric against him from other republicans is that likely to change if he sweeps tonight? >> i think it will change for some people. definitely won't change for others. there was a "politico" had a story moments ago about effort that is being u