he call necessary and says -- >> got a bunch of weapons. >> so officer steven davis and nicholas cline approach the car a second time. >> any weapons in the car? step out real quick. >> now as both officers are talking to the driver, things take a dramatic turn. >> you don't have to roll your window up. you're not going anywhere. don't do it. don't do it. >> the officer shouts don't do it and the guy drives off. so the officers get in their car. the guy is trying to execute a u-turn. he's having a problem because another car is in the roadway. the com cops block him in pep backs up, turns around and a chase ensues. but it's not for very long. here, the driver runs over the curb and he comes out firing. multiple shots fired in this incident. this was a deadly shooting. you could see in this image there are at least eight bullet holes in the window. they were stuck in their cars. they had no time to unbuckle seat belts or do anything to get out of the way. officer davis was hit in the chest and the left arm. both of them were taken to the hospital, but treated and released. >> i don't kn

davis. do you still advertise on tv, steven? that -- do you remember that ♪ bob evans down on the farm is that still a jingle for the the company? >> actually, yes, it is. it's an instrumental at the end of the commercial. >> i don't think they run back here on the east coast. i don't know whether bob evans is not as popular back here as in ohio and the heartland. heartland. it's the state. >> the majority of our restaurants are in the state of ohio and midwest 19 states. we have a lighter presence on the east coast. our food products business, you can find our food products in all 50 states and parts of canada and mexico as well. >> thank god. >> you had good numbers. did mimi's not fit because bob evans, mimi's? where did you get it? how did you is decide it didn't fit in with the portfolio? >> we acquired mimi's cafe in 2004. i joined the company in 2006. we established brand owners to drive the business, went together as a team to consistently drive sales growth, operations, and return on invested capital. one of the things

. >> evelyn stevens is definitely unique. >> reporter: davis phinney won in 1984.t. >> how good is she? >> i don't think there's a question that evelyn won't be the best rider in the world in very short order. >> reporter: the best? >> the best, yes. >> reporter: gyet, like wall street, every high-flying cyclist has one crash. >> i always say you can't physically crash when you work in finance. but you can physically crash when you work in cycling. >> reporter: three months ago she was going 35 miles per hour in a race and crashed right on her face. she needed 40 stitches and two new teeth. >> it's a hard sport and it's humbling. >> after your crash, it was it tough to get back on the bike? >> the bike is kind of my therapy in a sense, so actually taking it away was really hard. it was the hardest part. when i started cycling it was what i love and know. >> reporter: her goal is the gold in the 2016 olympics. i'm going to try to keep up. go for it. she has plenty of staying power. for "cbs this morning," ben tracy, boulder, colorado. >> she said bye-bye ben. >> it'