ohio state hasn't loss no has a loss, louisville has a loss. coach >> joel: coach peterss going to bring them back into the mix. michigan still in a bit of a dogfight. >> gus: and that should do it. the usc trojans when it 26-13. and for the record, pat hayden was right. clay helton is the coach of usc! >> joel: as complete a win as the usc has had in the number of years. >> gus: lane kiffin, steve sarkisian, none of those guys 16 straight games. downstairs is shannon spake.

have worn a path in the turf over there pacing back and forth. i see you shaking your head, what is undermined? >> college football not the greatest thing in the free world? unbelievable, pretty great atmosphere, what a great game between these two teams. >> shannon: you told sam darnold was a cool customer, how did he surprise you tonight? >> his maturity each and every game keeps growing. with himself and offensive line and defensive line putting pressure on the great quarterback we w a great victory up there. >> shannon: you have won six straight, including one against the fourth-ranked team, what should the headline say tomorrow? >> this was a team that those players won this game and i'm very proud of them. >> shannon: thank you so much, coach. because thank you. >> gus: led by their redshirt freshman quarterback, swaggy d, sam darnold, usc bounce off the

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sponsored by coca-cola. the usc trojans defeat the washington huskies, the fourth-ranked team in the nation, 26-13, handing washington their first loss of the season. gus johnson along with joel klatt, six straight games now for sc, but they did it in every facet of the game tonight. >> joel: listen, i was so impressed with what i saw out of usc, because, like you said, every facet was able to answer this is the most balanced team that i have seen coming into this game, speaking of washington, so they had to play great everywhere and they did. the defensive line, i thought, was going to be the most thin spot of the team coming into the air. stevie tu'ikolovatu comes in as a transfer and solidifies the defensive front. clancy pendergast puts a great scheme, and adoree jackson goes out and gets a couple of interceptions. this team is a really good football team, this is the most

the west coast right now. if they get into that pac-12 championship game they will make some noise. >> gus: but i think the key for usc, which turned around their season, you know we have seen carson palmer. we have seen matt leinart. at some great ones have played the position of quarterback at sc. they went with the redshirt freshman, and he is certainly delivering. >> joel: i tell you what, he has changed the mindset. you call him swagger, i think he has changed the swagger of the entire team, because now they offense away, but the entire defense of side as well. the defense plays harder when they know that the offense is going to answer the bell and vice versa, that is what you are seeing. a lot of credit to clay helton. this guy has done a remarkable job. everybody, including me, thought that he might not be the guy for the job at the time he got it. he has proved all of us wrong. this guy is an exceptional head coach. >> gus: all right, so sc with a traditional win tonight.

washington question mike we will answer that momentarily, let's go downstairs to shannon spake. >> shannon: down here with sam darnold. adoree jackson. lets her with you, sam. you said coming into this game this would be her biggest learning curve, this environment. what did you learn? >> it was similar to the, it was a great learning experience. i threw an interception, had a couple of plays that i wish i could have back, but i thought our whole team did a great job in this environment, especially. and it really is a how well we practiced this last week. we made a couple big plays and we were able to pull it out. >> shannon: how many times did you let yourself look around and take in the atmosphere? >> a couple of times, you want to remember these moments because they don't come that often. when you do you want to take it all in, look around and enjoy the moment. >> shannon: let's go over here to adoree jackson. first i will ask you about the big matchup with john ross, you did let one get away, what did

>> they came to me and rallied me. i knew i made a mistake, i slipped and fell, and with guys like that they will capitalize. a credit to him. but my teammates basically do the pickup for me. they tell me not to be too serious, put a smile on her face, do this. because they know every day i am out there with a smile on my face and staying positive. so it is great by them. we know there are going to be ups and downs in the game, you just to have m downs, i'm a db so you have to have short-term memory, so i'm thankful for that. >> shannon: where you guys started the season and the win tonight, why is it so important? >> just a testament to how you start in how you finish. we know things weren't going the way they wanted to be, but we have faith in ourselves, that is our motto. faith, family, football. you have to have faith and family, football comes last. it started clicking and i am thankful for that. >> shannon: congratulations. >> thank you.

where to the huskies go from here? >> joel: they have a lot to play for. remember this is just one loss. we are seeing chaos around college football, clemson lost today. you don't know about michigan and iowa right now. gus, they could still find themselves in the play off with a one loss and a conference you have a gym. >> gus: 26-13 the final, essie makes it six in a row, handing washington their first loss of the season. next saturday, see these host arizona state at 7:00 p.m. eastern on fox. that wraps it up from the emerald city. for joel klatt and shannon spake, i'm gus johnson saying so

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fox 10 news at 9:00 starts now. this is a fox 10 news alert. >> and we start tonight with a news alert, a here children are walking across the street. >> yeah, what's when they were hit by an oncoming car. sadly, the mother did not survive. her two children are in critical shape. >> stefania okolie is live from the scene and joins us with more. >> the road is still shut down after this terribly heartbreakiheartbre heartbreaking accident that left a mother two, children fighting for their lives.

the scene, such a heart wrenching reminder of this accident. you have a small children's bike which police say the three-year-old was riding, a pair of shoes right next to the bike, further up the road there, you can see that there are several evidence markers marking some debris in the road, along with a stroller that is also pretty mangled and is what appears to be an adult pair of shoes, police telling us that this mother was about 35 years old. about 50 yards up the road there, we can see that police are that is the suspect's vehicle, that truck that you see there. now, we have some video of police walking this man to a police car. he was placed under arrest. police tell us that this 39-year-old man that you see did have a suspended license, and also we are told that he did run this red light as the mother and her two children were trying to cross ray road here. that's right near ponderosa avenue and college road. police say that this was someone who was driving and not supposed

>> it's a terrible thing. it's just a tragedy. i always get tired of seeing these things, especially the senseless ones. this is an individual that should not have been driving the vehicle because of the license suspension, yet he chose to do that, and now we have this fatality and two children without a mother. >> reporter: yeah, very heartbreaking that both of these children will be without their moth now we are told the mom did die at the hospital. we are told that the two-year-old does have life-threatening injuries, doctors obviously working very hard to save these children's lives, hoping for a full recovery for them. we'll have another update on the story for you coming up on fox 10 news at 10:00. for the latest, i'm here in chandler, stefania okolie, fox 10 news. >> stefania, thank you. well, it's been four days, a lot of americans still struggling with the results of

president. >> it's going to take a while for a lot of the country, and we have seen those protests across the country, since election night and today, hundreds showing their support in downtown phoenix. marcy jones has the story. >> that's right, guys, it's been an interesting few days, and everyone out there has an opinion, but what they have in common is that they are hoping their voices will be hundreds of thousands of ballots not counted yet in arizona, many say they are not ready to accept donald trump as their president. the united states of america is currently divided. you can see it right here in the valley as today hundreds rallied from the capitol to downtown phoenix. >> not my president! >> reporter: one side against president elect donald trump, the other side defending him. >> you guys are about as intelligent as a doorknob, as one knife in a knife drawer, you have lost your marbles!

hit the streets out of curiosity to test the authenticity of the rally. >> one of the biggest things that i have noticed is outside the core group of people, one of the things that you have noticed with protests a lot is a lot of paid people that come with it. we have seen people paid to come out and protest. you know, i have seen them all in twitter, posting them, pay them to be full-time activists. >> while others say the election has been called, they are not going to be quiet about their dissatisfaction. >> the hateful historic -- rhetoric that has been such a part of the donald trump platform, now that he has been projected as being our president, those are those of us who need to rise up and say that we are here to defend the rights of all of those people who have been disenfranchised by his words. >> some folks i talked to say

reporting live, marcy jones, fox 10 news. all right, marcy, thank you very much, and the steady stream of protests continued all across the country for the fourth night in a row, police setting up barriers and wearing riot gear in preparation for the worst, as thousands of protesters from california all the way to new york denounce his campaign pledge to deport people who enter the u.s. illegally and past crude remarks about women, but thankfully no reports of violence or major injuries tonight. the trump team getting ready to move into the white house. >> a big shake-up in the trump transition team while hillary clinton blames her loss on others. >> with a little more than two months until president elect trump takes the oval office, his focus now on his transition

children on the team and new york mayor giuliani. mike pence will lead the transition team, replacing governor chris christie, still no word who will serve on chief of staff, but we are told that announcement will be coming soon. trump campaigned heavily on the idea of his outsider status but many people on his team are long time washington insiders. >> we are trying to form a federal government, and it's up to president elect trump choose advisors he wants around him on his team, a big task but one that's been worked on for many months during the campaign. >> some protesters are calling for the electoral college to be abolished after hillary clinton won the popular vote. >> there needs to be a mass uprising against the electoral college. he's an illegitimate president.

the people. >> hillary clinton saying james comey's letter to congress brought the focus back to her e-mail scandals, ultimately costing her the white house. back here in maricopa, maricopa recorder helen purcell has released an update to the election votes, still 135,000 mail in ballots to be tableted, 35,000 provisional to be counted. jan brewer was at a victory party in new york when she felt sick and collapsed, hurting her leg and shoulder. she was then rushed to a hospital tuesday night and had to miss trump's speech wednesday morning. she has been battling pneumonia since last month and added that she has been feeling a little bit better after a course of antibiotics.

about his two roles that could cause some conflict. along with likely being reelected as arizona corporation commissioner, tobin also leads arizona state university's legislative training academy, and there has been some concern that the university fund-raising could become a conflict for tobin when it involves companies with businesses before the corporation commission. today the state utility regulator told a local radio show he filed a financial a.s.u. in february, and tobin recused himself from one commission vote due to a conflict of interest. new at 9:00, fire crews called to a mobile home fire in mesa, resulting in the loss of that home. this is near 90th street and broadway. fire crews say that hoarding conditions in one of the homes have contributed to that fire. mesa fire wants to remind people that if you see something suspicious, say something to authorities.

neighbors that if they are coming up against the situation, contact the county, contact the city to report this, and make sure some kind of action is being taken. obviously, some sort of action preventive to this may have prevented this fire from happeningme happening. >> now, there is no official word on what started that fire. fortunately nobody was injured by the flames. and fire crews were also called to the scene in peoria with where an abandoned house caught fire. near 70th avenue and roosevelt. the home will be a total loss. fortunately there was no damage to surrounding homes, and no one was injured in that fire. now to the amber alert overnight out of tempe. >> i have got this one. >> okay, go ahead. >> the two girls kidnapped have been found and reunited with their mother. tempe police found jazmyn and chandra campbell this morning in a tempe home. police took david fuller into

girls in his home. now, fuller is the older girl's biological father, but has no relation to the other little girl. police say fuller was with their mother last night, and they got into some kind of argument. that's when police say fuller took both children. tempe police say they wouldn't have been able to find the girls without the community's help. >> once we put that information out, it was an incredible outpour of support from the community, so we'd thank them for their efforts. >> fortunately the girls were not hurt and they are back home with their mom tonight. he's back, and this time with sponsors. we'll revisit the self-proclaims mr. black friday. > looking forward to getting to know him. meanwhile, sting performing tonight in what may be one of the most solemn concerts of his life. we're going to tell you all about it, coming up.

an early morning suicide attack in afghanistan. i'm john huddy, and i'll have the latest details, coming up. a big night for the college kids, some great college football games on the schedule, plus grand canyon hoops it up with the duke blue devils, and speaking of duke, the suns hit the hard court tonight, and we can't forget about the coyotes, highlights of it all later in

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you're watching fox 10 news at 9:00, with linda williams and matt rodewald. tense moments today in albany new york when a mall is placed on lockdown after someone reports hearing video. it shows people running from the crossgates mall. the building was placed on lockdown so police could sweep the place from top to bottom after there were reports of gunfire near an apple store. you saw there the people running for cover. people have not said yet if anyone was injured or has been taken into custody. heavy security in place as sting reopens bataclan after paris attacks, and of course the bataclan theater was one of the

in paris back in november 13th of last year. barricades, body searches and armed police greeted concert goers tonight. sting asked concert-goers in fluent french to observe a min >> that's sting asking concert goers in fluent french to observe a moment of silence as he opened the concert say it was an emotional moment. >> i'm just so blessed to have been there. there is so much amazing, like, power and energy in the room, and sting just did an amazing job honoring people, honoring people who have been lost and honoring community and a path forward of peace. >> proceeds from the concert will go to two charities that are helping survivors.

airfield in afghanistan today, and the taliban is claiming responsibility. fox news reporter john huddy has the latest from jerusalem. >> reporter: four americans killed in a suicide attack at bagram air force base in afghanistan, two were u.s. service members, two contractors working in afghanistan, 16 other americans were injured according to military officials, all of them part of a larger group of people getting ready for a post veterans day run. this morning in bagram air base when officials say a man apparently posing as an afghan laborer detonated his suicide vest, where people, as i said, were getting ready for that morning run. the taliban has claimed responsibility, saying the attack had been planned for four months, where the explosives came from, however, if they were smuggled into the base, if they were already there and why this attacker wasn't flagged before getting in or at least during security screening is under

bagram is the largest u.s. military base in afghanistan. it's where top u.s. officials, including the defense secretary, including the president, fly into because of its heavy security, so this is clearly a major security breach. secretary of defense ash carter released a statement saying, quote, "for those who carried out this attack, my message is simple. we will not be deterred in our mission to help our homeland and help afghanistan secure its own future." his condolences to the family members of the four americans that were killed, again part of a larger group of people getting ready for a post veterans day run. in jerusalem, i'm john huddy, fox news. well, if you are tired of these 80-degree temperatures, good news, we are going to see a cooldown. i'll tell you when you can expect to see 70s in your

forecast with kristy siefkin on fox 10 news. >> if you're like many people, you are tired of those 80-degree readings, ready for some cooler weather, and the good news you're going to get it. we just have to get through a few more days of above average temperatures. nice and clear out there tonight, looking at 71 degrees the sky harbor, the winds pretty light, about three miles an hour out of the southeast, and as we look at the wide picture here of the pacific, not a lot of activity. we are seeing a little bit of rain and snow activity into the intermountain west, but all pretty clear tonight through northern arizona and southern arizona, just some patchy clouds. so this activity that we are seeing to the north of us, yeah, we are going to see this low swing through northern arizona, exit through the plains, behind it a very strong ridge of high pressure building into southwest, warm numbers before the cooldown. in terms of numbers around the state, already seeing very which i will conditions in the grand canyon and flagstaff, already in

havasu in the 70s, same for bullhead city, phoenix at 71, 54 degrees right now for safford. valley numbers looking great, cooling into the 60s in many locations, anywhere from 67 in buckeye or 64 i should say, 67 for apache junction, in the upper 60s in scottsdale, 64 degrees for maricopa, today coming in four degrees above the seasonal norm. if it felt like another hot one for you, spot on, well above where we should be for of year, way ahead -- national picture in quite a few pockets as we mentioned earlier, a little bit of rain and snow mix in the intermountain west, freezing conditions through parts of the tennessee valley, freeze watches and warnings in effect all the way until tomorrow morning and then additionally as we get out mid atlantic region, some very chilly temperatures there overnight as well.

those numbers, will be in the 20s tonight in flagstaff and grand canyon, same in window rock, much warmer of course into the lower deserts, 55 for casa grande, even warmer in yuma, 61 degrees. 60 for lake havasu, 44 for safford, into the 30s for douglas, and then 31 degrees tonight in st. john's. tomorrow it's going to be another warm one. we are not done with those warm temperatures yet, 70 for prescott, 61 in flag, 65 for st. john's, you'll be at about 74, 88 for yuma, 77 and bullhead city at 86 degrees. a few high clouds out there tonight but as we get into tomorrow, we can expect mostly sunny skies, another day of those warm temperatures. i know it doesn't feel very fall like, but as we look at the extended forecast, we get the exit of that low. we get warm numbers for a few days, in the mid-80s, the upper 80s, and then look guys as we get to the end of the work week, that drop from 80s into 70s. >> finally. >> finally, exactly, a pretty

right now, but it will cool things down and finally we'll get a dose of fall weather. >> am i supposed to complain that that's too warm? i'm not going to do that, new guy in town will not do that. >> in the midwest, when a warm october gives away to a warm november and a warm december sometimes -- >> don't get us started. >> but there is no snow. >> all right, well, black friday >> oh, yes. >> the holidays are right around the corner when best buy starts talking about black friday, unveiling its door busters, open all black friday weekend but it will open its doors for black friday sales at 5:00 p.m. on thanksgiving night, whether you like it or not coming up this year. let the games begin. >> word out today that a self-proclaimed mr. black friday was at it again.

marcy jones introduced us to jarvis johnson. >> i'm looking forward to this. >> yes, let's introduce you now. here it is. >> she got two phones and she go by marcy jones, everybody know she back. >> woo, round two! >> he was rapping about black friday. it went viral. >> nice, that's my guy. >> people loved it. reports have been out today there has already been a jarvis siting >> oh. >> yeah, he's set up camp in front of the best buy in avondale already. best buy's black friday shopping since 2006. this time he planned himself there thursday night. >> he's ready to go. he's got a couple of weeks. >> in a company ad this month, yeah, he's turned into a cottage industry. >> ready to drop that album and get paid. there you go. >> he's got sponsors providing him with canopies, his tent,

>> an endorsement in all of that. >> it's all in good fun, and he's a good guy. >> good. i'm glad he's doing well. up next, the arizona monument in honolulu, and now arizona is creating a monument in honor to the day that lives in infamy. plus, police are asking for your help in solving another valley

live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. a man who police say was holding a hammer is rushed to the hospital after they shot him. now, this happened at the el super grocery store parking lot near 51st avenue and indian school road. police say it looks like there were two suspects who were fighting. that's when the suspect shot the man holding the hammer, so police did not -- they weren't involved in t all. they didn't shoot anyone. they were two suspects. one shot the other. police ended up detaining the shooter. the man with the hammer is in the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, and police are still working on piecing together exactly what hapened here. >> well, police need your help in finding a man in connection with an armed robbery at a home depot, take a look at your screen, surveillance video of the man shopping at the store,

merchandise. he went to the register and showed a cashier a gun. he then fled the scene in a getaway car. >> he's definitely trying to hide who he is with the baggy clothing, but the hat he is wearing is distinctive. it's described as a skater type hat, but it's got writing on it that somebody they recognize. maybe he's a friend of somebody on social media. once they see e they will recognize him. >> if you have any information on the case, you are asked to call silent witness, that number again 480-witness. holiday food boxes handed out to arizona soldiers and their families today, volunteers doing so for free. >> that's right, courtney griffin was there as people waited in line to receive their food boxes. >> military families lined the door this morning at the 52nd street armory for the 9th annual turkeys for troops event.

just a little bit of food can go a long way when you are struggling. >> inside, hundreds of pounds of food awaited them. >> i got some bread. >> bread, more bread. >> more bread. >> crackers. >> some crackers. >> and some chips. >> chips. >> it's such an honor. they have sacrificed so much, and so many them, our military are not paid real well, and so it's terrible to see if they can't afford a thanksgiving holiday, so we want to make sure that that does not happen. receiving this food box today saved him hundreds of dollars which can now go to his kids. >> the financials are not all there. i'm doing the best that i can to support these two, so we are looking forward a good thanksgiving. >> and his kids are looking forward the big meal. >> we just hang out, and then we do a big feast, and then we cook a lot. >> families picked up

food, gift cards of $20, and personal care items, all for no cost. >> so far we have got cereal, rice, apple filling, applesauce, carrots, . >> they support active military families of all branches, in hopes of making their holidays sweet. >> they are very grateful, just appreciative, and it's just heartwarming. >> it's great. i'm >> and so are his kids, more specifically looking forward to eating their favorite thanksgiving foods. >> turkey. >> pumpkin pie. >> courtney griffin, fox 10 news. >> i'm with the guy with the pumpkin pie choice, i have to agree. >> me too. >> yeah, st. mary's food bank also helped donate the food today. they say they are still in desperate need of turkey donations. you can drop off a turkey anytime at the st. mary's food

right off of thomas. for more on future events, head to our website, fox10phoenix.com. this, as you know, is the u.s.s. arizona memorial, and it's at pearl harbor, more than 1,700 officers and crew members on board died when the japanese bombed pearl harbor on december 7th, 1941, and now a memorial in honor of the ship is being constructed on the campus in tuscon. the memorial will include bronze medallions with names on the warship's deck. big names for the cardinals today. we have got some nfl action right here on fox 10, the boys are back, and that's bad news for the 49ers. a preview of tomorrow's game,

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the cardinals are finally back in action. colin kaepernick and the san francisco 49ers come to town. the niners could be just what the doctors ordered. the cards have had their way with the 49ers lately, but division games are always tough. the good thing is the boys are fresh, ready to go, veterans like larry fitzgerald and carson palmer using time to heal their bodies. the last time colin kaepernick off four times. the honey badger had a big game. so did the offense. but bruce arians and the cards refused to take san francisco lightly. >> the niners is the niners, you know, don't care what the records are. we have to have our home game wins, exactly, and the crowds have been great. i anticipate another great one, and hopefully we'll play to the standards of our crowd's cheer. >> we are not overlooking

it's a team with a quarterback who can take off and run, a great tailback, a lot of misdirection stuff, some big plays can happen on defense. our offensive guys, there's a ton of different looks. there's a lot of confusion. they are trying to create confusion. there is nobody in that locker room overlooking this group. >> we are all set for some nfl football tomorrow, not one but two games right here on fox 10. we start with the packers at the titans, the cardinals taking on the niners, fox 10 news after the game. a.s.u. will take on the huskies next week, usc looking good, watch jarius rogers, in the back of the end zone for the touchdown, trojans take the lead by a score of 10-3. usc back for more, ronny jones

through hot butter, usc with the final score, 26-13. not done with college football stuff yet, a busy day for college football, clemson taking on pitt. deshaun watson, a perfect pass to dion cane, but here come the panthers. the shovel pass right there, works to perfection. clemson says, oh, yeah, you want to play that way? wayne gallum, one yard one for the touchdown. james conner, talk about a tough run, refusing to go down, nice st stiff-arm, he gets some blocks, and what do you know, he's in for the touchdown. two-point conversion, no good.

nails it, upset special, wow, what a game for the panthers. i know, enough football. we hit the card court now thanks to g.c.u. the grand canyon basketball team ready to run the floor, highlights of dan majerle and the boys, right after the

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road, the suns came back to town to beat up on the pistons on wednesday, tonight, the boys looking for a back to back win, headed to brooklyn on the road. the suns having an up and down record season wise, but they are fun to watch, that's for sure. how about t.j. ward, a throwdown put back, so nice, look at it twice. he nicked his hand, i never had that problem uphe marquese chris with the j, how about that. beautiful defense right here, bledsoe with the steal, guess who, chris with the steal, throwing it down, 16 points, five rebounds, he's just a rookie, he's going to be something special. but it was too much brooklyn down the stretch. the nets go on to win, the final score 122-102.

devils, talk abut a tough matchup, shaq carr with the early lay-up, 7-0 loops, but duke would get going, easy pass, the slam, the size of duke a big problem. greyson allen, a rebound here, puts it back, more greyson allen, the three-b pocket, great body control, gets the bucket to go. duke runs away with it, final score 96-61. we slide over to the nhl, the bruins in town, the 'yotes offering the veterans before the game. you saw the salute by ekman-larss ekman-larsson, how about the flag on the ice, beautiful. ryan spooner, on the doorstep,

point-blank range, 1-0 boston. two minutes later, the bruins back for more, david pastrnak, he gets it to go, lights the lamp, and the bruins hold on to win this one, final score 2-1. more local stuff, p.i.r. packed with fans, the xfinity series taking center stage. that's kyle busch, he's got his game face on, he's ready to race. uh-oh, you have got fire coming from under your hood, that's not a good thing. when the smoke finally clears, it's guess who, kyle busch, who takes the checkered flag out at p.i.r.. >> we have been really fast here at phoenix, we have got some great race cars, and all of the guys each and every week do a great job. with everything they do for the nascar series and all of the

>> we do it again at 10:00, with the suns, the coyotes, college basketball games, we have got it all for you, coming up. fox 10 news at 10:00 is next. fox 10 news at 10:00 starts now. this is a fox 10 news alert. >> what a terrible story. it's been unfolding all night out in the east valley. two young girls rushed to the hospital and left without a mother after a car hit all three of them as they crossed the street. should not have been behind the wheel and he shouldn't have been driving in the first place. our fox 10's stefania okolie is live with the latest on this tragic story developing, stefania? >> yeah, a very dramatic scene here. we are standing on the corner where it all unfolded, neighbors outside of this ranch view community very upset about what happened. they say this is a very small community and they say they feel