seiter radios for assistance. >> call for help! >> when you hear another law enforcement officer's radio key up and you just have plain language help, you know it's bad. i hit my lights and my sirens. i'm accelerating. your gut instinct is go, go, go. >> but time is running out as he races to the scene. coleman gains the upper hand in the fight. >> he was choking me and pushing me back over the trunk of his car. you just don't realize it. you are fighting for your life. >> as the officer struggles, backup arrives, but it's not trooper colvert. >> i saw her come around the corner of the car. >> a woman rushes into the melee and throws punches at otto coleman. now it's two against one. >> she started to distract him by hitting him on the head. >> the distraction works. >> i was able to break free enough so i could actually get some leverage and hit him. >> seiter is able to gain control of the fight. seconds later the sergeant arrives on the scene and helps finish the job. >> it's kind like tag team wrestling. it was time for me to t

they have stella seiter. that is prominent in the united kingdom. also, bud lite lime. is winning consumers who would rather perhaps go for something else. it seems as though they are keeping up with the trends and managing to stay on top of the craft beer. >> what did that bourbon beer go with? >> flourless chocolate beer -- chocolate cake even. that is if you want a bourbon chocolate stout on top. >> thank you very much indeed. let's stay in the united states. the retailer j. crew is interviewing banks for an ipo later this year. the brand whose customers include michelle obama may fetch a valuation for as much as $5 billion. rick david joins us now with more details. all of this? the process does sound like it is pretty much under way. >> it is a great time to be a private equity seller. the u.s. had the best deal for ipos last year. if you get returned in the ipo market, you look at doing that. demand to price at the top end of the range. >> what do they pay? >> they bought it in november 2010 for $2.6 billion. they are looking at an evaluation of around $5 billion