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wins. where does this stack up? i thi row, this guy is just a former champion. he's a guy that has been knocking out everybody. this is the guy that i watch his fight against robby lawler. in the first line there, many people think he won. i also think -- so for me, he was the champion. come here and be able to put my work, all my respect for him. i knew it would be a hard fight. i'm just so happy that, you know -- i think i earned a title shot. you know, now finally i get the chance to fight for the title. >> and stephen wonder boy thompson is here. he's going to fight next. are you planning to wait or will you want a fight in between? >> no. if he -- if he fight first, i

wait for the woodley and wonder boy. >> you're a class act a true master. incredible performance. absolutely. [speaking in portuguese]. >> i said, you know, that i -- i'm very glad that there's a lot of brazilians here. more than that, i fight martial arts and brazilian jiujitsu. brazil is more than a nation.

everybody likes mixed martial arts and i come here to represent that. and i love my kids and my wife. that's it. >> congratulations. incredible performance. demian maia. >> three of four wins coming by rear naked choke. we'll talk to carlos condit. >> i'm here with carlos condit. very disappointed. but you put on some of the most exciting performances in the history of the ufc. everybody wants to know what is next? this can't be it for you. do you plant to return to the octagon and begin another assualt on the welterweight division. >> first off, congratulations to demian. a matter of respect for him as a man and a mixed martial artist. as far as my future, i have no idea. we'll have to see. i'm disappointed tonight. you know, what you going to do? >> you've been an

sportsman and athlete. one of the most in the ufc. thank you so much, carlos. we look forward to your return or what is next. >> ladies and gentlemen, carlos condit. >> fans still love the natural born killer. all right. let's get it back to jon anik, daniel cormier and dominic cruz. >> thanks very much. when a night it has been here for the mma leader as we return to the great white north. let us know re-visit this welterweight main event. d.c., your thoughts. >> up believable by demian maia. he implemented his game plan. he got the take down. he kept position. moved and advanced the position. got the choke early. what he did to carlos condit no one has ever done or looked this impressive against carlos condit. demian maia is right where he should be

rankings on the cusp of a title shot. he said he's going to wait and he should wait. >> nice job. the winning streak is now six. none more impressive than what you saw here on fox. dominic cruz, your biggest take away. >> i have to go with anthony pettis. the way he fought that fight was incredible a few reasons. he threw the gas tank out and went for the kill. he got gassed, but that showed adversity. he was taking the air out of oliveira early. the fight went on to the third round until finally you can see anthony pettis transition from a single leg defense as oliveira transitioned to the double. he catches the guillotine and choked him out at the end of the round. it showed that anthony pettis is not only still here but submitted oliveira with the kind of black belt skills that he has on the matt. showed a lot to the

division. to anthony pettis, this is something for him that he needed. you saw it. he wasn't shocked that he won but with how the fight went. he has something to prove. >> a massive win. i don't think you can overstate it for the former lightweight champion here tonight. of course, this evening we crowned a welterweight contender. in two weeks, the heavyweight title is on the line in the land. >> on september 10, the heavyweights are coming. new ufc champion stipe moicic defends his title against alistair overeem. former heavyweight champion verdum takes on brown. and the octagon debut of former pro wrestling superstar, c.m. punk. ufc 203, this is

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>> right now at 10:00 incredible pictures out of montgomery county where a maryland state trooper car was mangled during a traffic stop today and message first responders had for drivers along busy highways. >> and today we saw a nice break from humidity. it's headed back again. the hot weather continues and i have your forecast. >> plus, is it safe to eat

that's what some are aski after hepatitis a is linked to smoothie shops in virginia. good evening, everyone, thanks so much for yoypinging us i'm matt ackland and lauren is off. we begin 10:00 in montgomery county tonight. take a look at this from earlier today. police say a drunk driver plowed into a maryland state trooper car as that trooper was conducting a traffic stop. this was on i 270 montrose road and a driver failing to move over for emergency responders. and "fox5" lindsay watts is live with more on this problem and a closer look at the damage. lindsay. >> matt, luckily the trooper was not inside the car at the time of the crash and he was out with the driver who he had initially pulled over. you can see this damage where the alleged drunk driver slammed into the side of this car and took out the back tire and this is not the only squad car on the lotam

exact same way. >> reporter: you make contact with someone you don't know what is in the vehicle and harm it can do you as well and we have to worry about on coming traffic as well and you don't know whether you could be struck. >> possibility of scenes like this are a concern for all first responders and especially maryland state patrol after what happened lately. this dui crash early saturday on i 270. >> thank god our super was not inside the vehicle he would have been injured. >> two days before sky fox was overhead after montgomery police car was hit during an investigation and trooper responded and that car was hit, too, luckily no serious injuries. >> and yet again a state trooper was con dungting a traffic stop i 270 when alleged drunk driver slammed into his car. >> this trooper was inside the vehicle at the time. >> he was seriously hurt. but survived. they say he's lucky. >> not lucky,

>> next time you see about this moving over is not just a suggestion it's the law in all 50 states. only d.c. doesn't have it on the book. >> if are you able to move over to the next lane do so. if are you unable to move over slow down, slow down tremendou tremendously and pay attention to what's going on on the shoulder. and violating those mov move-over laws can result in fines of hundreds and hundreds of dollars and, of course, the bigger reason to move so you don't injury or call a first responder and we'll give you another look inside this vehicle that belongs to that state trooper who was so seriously injured in june. it takes your breath away to see this damage. and two months later that tro troper is still out of work but i'm told he is expecting to return after he's recovered. we're live in rock littleville littleville,ly lindsay murph

littleville,ly lindsay watts. >> let's turn it's hot out. there it's been pretty hot all day. heck, it's been pretty hot for the last couple days. gwen joins us now with the lightest, gwen, last two weekends i was in cape cod where it is school in the evening and i wish i could have brought it back. >> we could package and sell that here. >> my air conditioning and running and running and runnin running. >> hot, sticky and humid, yes, and today a break from the humidity. not much. but very short-lived. let's look tractor-trailer numbers today, matt, into the low 90s all three airports now. yesterday we had record breaking highs at dulles. and not so today. we were definitely well above where we should be. upper 80s. let's look at current temperatures. into the low 80s as far as d.c. and annapolis is concerned and elsewhere the 70s across the board and those dew points well they're hanging tough into the 6 0s. but the good news is as i said, not quite as humid as it has been. and a little bit

that is about to change and let's take a look at the heat indexes now and it's not much of a difference from the air temperatures. that's a good indication the mutecy is lower than it has been. no triple values to talk about. >> 75 mostly clear skies and we're talking warm night and we will continue to see the heat around oh, but unfortunately it's coming back. heat and humidity by tomorrow, that humidity will gradually start to move in once again and by the beginning of the week, we'll be talking about #the unwanted house guest. yes, humidity full force. i'll let you know when it cools down in the full forecast, though, matt, back to you. >> gwen, we'll look forward to it. see new a bit. thank you. following breaking news in the district. a water main snapped on minnesota avenue in southeast. that is disrupting service. and affecting traffic in the area. workers from d.c. water are making repairs as we speak. en

finished until tomorrow mornin meantime, several dozen homes and apartments in that area, well, they are without service tonight and the 3600 block of minnesota avenue is closed. workers fixed that broken pipe. >> and down to the district where police are investigating at least two shootings that happened over the past 24 hour hours. and someone fired shots on 34th street northeast around 11:30 last night. two men were hit by the gunfire and later died. police say the victims are 4 40-year-old rashard blue and 2 27-year-old trayvon johnson, both men lived in northeast. no one is in custody tonight. police are still trying to determine a motive for the killings. >> and meanwhile, around noon today a man fired shots during a robbery on s street southeas southeast. police tell us two people were robbed and one victim was shot in the leg. the victim is expected to make a full recovery and we're told the robber got away with a wallet and a phone and police

about this one. >> and, here we go again. a new phase of metro safe track program is now underway. surge 8 will last through september 11 and will affect blue line service in northern virginia. right now the franconia springfield and vandoren street stations are closed and will remain closed through the weekend and weekend of september 10. next weekend metro will close all stations between franconia springfield and king street during the week single tracking will take place between franconia springfield and vandoren street and trains will not run as often and passenger can expect delays. >> and developing tonight help site is a outbreak in virginia is growing. health officials say 35 people contracted hepatitis a after visiting tropical smoothie cafes across north virginia. on friday we learned that includes a worker in the chain's gains

virginia health department says froze strawberries from egypt likely cause the the kout break of hepatitis a. ceo of the company learned of the contamination august 5 but the health department did not issue alert until the 19th. some customers say, though, they feel safe eating there. >> on august 5 the virginia department of health contacted us about a potential link between hepatitis a cases and frozen strawberry from egypt we voluntary and immediately removed all of those strawberry from all the cafes. >> they've got to stay in business. it's a temporary thichblingt we figured they met those safety requirements and so, it today is the first day going back in three or four weeks. >> tonight, tropical smoothie cafe is facing two lawsuits. and the number of confirmed cases grew by 7 since last thursday. by the way, if you

exposed to help site is a it tow symptoms it's a liver disease causing yellow skin and eyes and the other tim similar to the symptoms you get with a bad flu. most recover and there's a vaccine you can get to protect yourself. >> all right. coming up tonight at 10:00, clearing out the rubble and the latest on the earthquake damage in italy as crews continue to recover -- recovery efforts and begin to repair the damage that has been done. plus, today parks the 53 anniversary of the march on washington and dr. king's "i have a dream" speech. how people observe the holiday in the district by making a plea for gun safety reform and they say t. a picture is worth 1,000 words. well, why these men and women from the alexandria fire department posed for an important snapshot. "fox5 local news at 10"

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later this year marks the 15th year an verse iof the 9/11 attacks and today some of the brave men and women gaerm ford a memorial. "fox5" alexandra limone report reports. >> on three, one, two, three. >> filed into two rows the men and women of alexandria department posed for a snapsho snapshot. and photo commorateing a different moment in time. september 11, 2001, 9:37 a.m. >> nobody can say it will never happen. i mean, it

>> this group was one of the first responders and they searched through rubble and flames for responders and bodies. kayhill hill with the alexandria fire department recalls a chance encounter with another military member that happened not long after the plane slammed into the pentago pentagon. >> i went up to him and asked if there was anything coye do to help. -- anything i could do to help, and he said no. he was just waiting for his wife to come out of there. >> but 55-year-old cheryl syntax cook a wife wane mother of three did not make it out. >> cheryl she was a civilian

working for dod, and here was a career army guy you don't get to cw 5 very quickly. and he lost his wife in combat action. >> now a decade and a half later the raw emotion is apparent as if no time has passed at all. and that's just one story out of 184. 184 names, 184 lives lost. >> so this was a child on the aircraft who was 3 years old at the time. >> as they stand posing for what may appear an ordinary photo. this one helps ensure it will never forget. alexandra limone. "fox5 local news". all right. now to the district where marc marchers rallied today to

demand congress sense gun control legislation. dozens of groups and unions joined in the protest from the park in southeast washington to the national rifle sosh yaiing's lobbying office. organizers say to too many people are killed each year by gun violence apt country must change course. gun violence cannot become the new normal in society. >> we need to have common sense gun violence laws so we can reduce gun violence and we need to stop letting hate be normalizeed in this country or insgrim nant killlies by guns in this country. >> they plan to keep the pressure on legislation that includes universal background check and restikt sale of high

>> the death toll in italy continues to rise from the powerful earthquake. 291 people are confirmed dead and that toll is still expected to increase as workers search for more victims in the collapsed buildings and homes there. earlier today a state funeral was held for the victims and italy prime minister and they attended the mass and 35 caskets were brought in a community gym and hundreds wept. hundreds attented this service. yet another after shock. residents of amtrice italy, are being dealt another blow. the only northern access point to the small town is a bridge that collapsed yesterday. 70 construction workers and engineers and other personnel are working non stop to get the bypass up and running and the new access point will be ready by thursday. >> when we come back a maryland father's renewed push to fd

they've been missing nearly two a online petition will help bring them home. plus, when montgomery county public school systems go back to school on monday there will be an added layer of protection on some of their school buses. how big brother could help keep them safe. that's next at 10 (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed.

because i am the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. >> the father of two missing children in montgomery country says he hopes he is not giving up hope of finding his kids jacob and sarah haagle that went missing he nearly two years ago. their mother is the last known person to see them. prosecutors charged her with child neglect and obstruction of the police investigation. but a court has found her incompetent to stand trial and she's currently in a psychiatric facility. troy turner is the children's father. he started a change.org

petition saying haggless being chosen over the rights of the children and he's begging them to allow her to be questioned. >> when i have spoken to the lead he detective he would like to question her. they feel that there's a good possibility obviously that the lawyer would get up there and she may not say anything. but at the same time, having the apilt to do it is a tool. and in this case we need every tool we can get ahold of. >> so far the petition has been signed by more than 1500 people. whether it brings about action turner wants to keep the spotlight on his kids. katherine haggle maintained her children are alive and police believe the children are dead. >> staying in montgomery country now we're days away from the start of a new school year. and it's going to be a challenging start for families and children who lived at the flower branch apartments in silver spring. their building was destroyed in

ago. "fox5" jennifer davis went to silver spring to show us ow the children and their families are coping. >> two weeks after the deadly blast here in silver spring 55 families, 120 people in all are working hard to get lives back on track. and there really is a special focus on the 19 young children that used to call the flower branch apartments home and are now displaced and still have to start elementary school monday. today we spoke with two elementary school principals who say they're committed to helping the children adjust back to a daily routine after the tragedy here. now, these 19 children are between the grades of prek and fifth grade and they're in various situations now and temporary or new housing after their families lost everything in the blast here and 19 children attend two nearby elementary schools that held on houses today and staff has been visiting with the children and donations are handed out and the principals at

new hampshire states el spoke ww they're trying to help the students when they come back to school on monday. >> we had staff members that were going to the shelter, playing games with the kids. reading with the kids. one of our staff members was trying to help kids go to smreep at night. one of the things is kids had trouble sleeping. so she was you know with one of the little kids i think until midnight and trying to get the kid to go to sleep. >> just about anything they need as long as we know what it s we had stories of one where one of our teachers was talking to a student and the student said i just want something that is just mine. because they lost everything. and so, we asked what that was and the student said i would like to have a book bag can i have a book bag with school supplies and 30 minutes later he it and he we made sure it was his. >> we're intense on folk uing using on learning and that's what kids are used to when they go to school. and

you in these situations kids wafeel safe and they'll want predictable routines. so, they want to come to school and experience school the way they're used to experiencing school. so our staff are committed to doing that. >> staff from both of these elementary schools met together and been trained on how to best support the children. psychologists will be on hand at thele school in the short term and pta checked thousands of dollars to help families into the new year and holidays. "fox5 local news". >> mean while, extra safety measure is added to montgomery country school buses. many are getting outfitted with cameras to crackdown on drivers that tried to go around school bus when's stopped. cameras are being mounted on outside of approximately 100 school buses to catch drivers that pass when the buses are dropping off or picking up students. violators will face 125 fine and pole

pilot program last2500 violations were recorded in five months. those cameras were mounted on five buses back then. >> we have far too many drivers that cannot see this big yellow school bus because they're two focused on talking or texting on their cellphone. and faithly we have a lot of drivers that just don't understand the law. they're uninformed. >> a private vendor is supplying 12 million worm of cameras for the county for free in exchange for the first 12 million in citations collected and the entire force will be out witness fitted with camera in the next two years. >> police are looking for three thieves who sunk to a new low during a gas station robbery. they stole donations listen to this meant for a children's charity take a look at surveillance video right there.

police say three people wearing black clothing stole a donation jar and cigarettes. they also stole a cellphone from the store clerk. there is a reward tonight of 1 1500 for an rest and conviction of the case. when we come back how olympia an simone biles is putting a smile on the face of hospital patient in her town. >> and headed to arlington police held a block party. this was more than a free barbeque. >> and say it september so. this is the very last weekend to enjoy some of disstrict's public pools before oh, no, they close for the rest of the year until next spring. we'll tell you which ones which the news returns. stay with us.

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>> it has about a memorable day in arlington the county police department sponsored all-day family funny vept at the middle school and featured a lot of fun activities including k-9 demonstration and moon bounce and more serious activities like distracted driving course. and plus there was plenty of free food and drink on hands. >> this is our second annual. last year, in an effort to interact with our citizens, we decided to throw a safety event and it did so well last year we expanded it this year to the summer block party and we had other individuals that have joined us and the military is here and sheriff office and bunch of other vendors and it's a great opportunity to come out and experience what they have to offer. >> events like this are hugely important and help officers get a chance to interact with the commun

community and in a positive way. >> all right. now to the district maybe things you just don't want to hear a sign summer is drawing to a close. even though it is brutally hot out there. well, some neighborhood in d.c. are shutting down after this weekend. i know? say it isn't so. anacostiaen randolph theodore haag ins and six more pools close after labor day. one facility, east potomac pool and southwest will remain on through october 16. get in while you can. >> oh, boy, glen, when you hear stuff like that you start thinking about oh, not the heat but maybe it's getting a little cooler outside. but, let's talk about the heat first. because that's a live look outside. and it is hot and steamy tonight. >> definitely, and you know, today we have a little break in the humidity which was nice. i wish they would keep the pools on a little longer. once the kids get back to school it wil

them. it will get cooler but the heat is stick around for the next day or so. clouds for early sunday and sunshine an a hot day. i cannot rule out maybe even in a little patchy fog. so we're still talking humidity as we get into tomorrow. but then we're going to see it start to increase once we get to monday. not oppressive tomorrow. but more than today. continue into next week you'll see that in the 7 day forecast and maybe late-week relief in terms of temperatures and maybe storms as well popping up. so, no storms could bring you cooler air. today's highs in the low 90s all three airport and above the seasonal average which would be into the upper 0s and right now 82 in the nation's capitol and 74 baltimore and we have 79 dulles and 70 as far as culpeper goes and 76 martin martinsburg and hagerstown a warm 80. let's take a look at dew point points. because i'm talking about the humidity not being quite as much as

little bit of a break. just a live lived break that's all we got and dew points values into the 60s and 70s on here. it's actually feeling like pretty close to what the air temperature s satellite radar showing you not much happening here and we have a ridge of high pressure helping us out that continues to build in and activity way west and we'll see a little bit of that start to develop once we get to monday or so and doesn't look like much of that will reach to our area. can't rule out a popup shower or storm tomorrow as well as monday. hot conditions, yes, the 0 is what we're talking about when we get to the next few days. ridge of high pressure in control. that will find its way out and when it does, it will on the door up on monday, especially, to start to let all that humidity back in again. we will see some tomorrow. but, later probably by tomorrow night, late day we'll start to feel it more. by tomorrow night we'll see humidity returning. so, as i said yesterday it was

but a well deserved one for us. so humidity will be back in the picture as we move to later part of tomorrow and definitely full force by the time we get to monday. and tomorrow is a great day to jump in the mool and you heard matt the dates are closing by the time we get to 3:00 hour 89 and by 7:00, hot 85. tropics continue to heat up. here we have goaston which looks like it will become a hurricane no warnings or watch force any areas and another area of disturbance that could occur coastal carolinas it's moving kloly there and another one affecting cuba and part of barack obamas. bahamas. and we're talking a hot and sticky 92 degrees and as i sai said, humidity willing start to build in and it will be later. so you get most of the day pretty comfortable here's a look at the "fox5" weather

forecast. cools down by the time we get to laterart of week a chance of storms especially wednesday and 80s are alooking did now and compared to what we have had. >> yeah. 80s sounds really good. >> sounds great. >> you were right when i got back on what sunday, monday, we had a couple of nice days. it was not bad at all. you terp the heat up. >> humidity gets everybody. >> unwanted house guest. >> unwant the house guest. you. >> know i love your terms. gwen, see you in a let little bit. thank you very much. >> new details of the spread of the zika vie rise here in the d.c. ratheron according to the cdc there are 11 confirmed cases in d.c. and 77 in maryland and 66 in virginia. meantime, the fda now wants all us blood banks to screen for the virus. up until now blood testing was limited to puerto rico and parts of florida. fox's trace gallagher reports. >> spread of zika prompting

drug administration friday fda calling on all u.s. blood banks to screen for zika virus. >> we're recommending testing of donated blood throughout the united states and territory and we're taking a step to urge further enhance blood safety of the blood supply. >> and federal dollars are set to run dry at the end of september. >> but each day that goes by until then, is a missed opportunity for the u.s. government to be doing everything possible toe protect the american people from the zika virus. >> white house is continuing to urge conditioning gross take immediate action to provide more zika funding hen. >> if there were more resources available there would be more we could put on the ground in states like texas, louisiana, florida. there are more resources that could be dedicated to lab capacity and diagnostic tests and a budget battle could be on the horizon before any new fun funding is approved and, do

announced a baby girl born wit g signs of symptoms associated with the zika linked brain defect micro cephaly. they say her case could change the way the medical community thinks about zika. >> right now we are expecting to have -- in stores of the first six months of life. >> the baby's mom contracted the virus in citizen deal awhen she was three months pregnant and tested positive. her baby now watched closely. in los angeles, tre gallagher, fox news. >> olympic medalist is home for rio and spent her first weekend in the united states vaiingting patients at a hospital and here in texas and gymnast took time to discuss her now found fame and future plans with the needia. >> and everyone recognizes me and sometimes they freak out and start screaming and i don't know w

are you asked, do you want the e they're freaking out. >> yes, i think doing sports business would be cool because i know the community like i've done sports my whole life. i think it would be cool to enter into that or business and management. i'm not sure yet. something with sports. >> i would freak out toofy saw that. >> biles would three gold medals and they make the 1 19-year-old one of the most decorated gymnast in history. she has a great attitude. if you plan to take a trip in the near future this is one of the best times of the year to book a flight. prices are beginning to drop following busy summer travel season and now the airlines are challenged to gear up for the next wave business. can they step up to the task. we'll discuss that when the ten returns.

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>> so the traditional summer travel season it's just about over. air blinds will sooping reducing prices to get people on plane this fall and at the same time, well, they're dealing with enormous pressure to get their computer systems in order. fox's rob schmidt has the stor story. >> it really is hell. >> paul purel found himself stramded at an airport and delta and southwest nearly collapsed after out annuals paralyzed airline computers and in 2015 for the second time in 15 years airlines themselves were to blainl for weather and air traffic issues and more

should have tens time for the as up to date their it systems for the jet age. >> edward marquise and richard blooming thal members of the science and transportation committee accepted a let to 13 airlines including delta and southwest suggesting changes and asking about plans to avoid blunders in the future. >> airlines should use their record profits to invest in new technology and implement trandz parents and fair policies that protect and compensate the customer. >> trade group airlines for america says those profits are being used saying carriers are investing 1.5 billion per month in products and technologies to make it better. >> you have to make sure production systems are robust and building as possible and if you have failures in the system you have other systems to takeover. >> joseph george works with airlines on technology. >> we evolve

technology is fundamentally the backbone of how businesses run their operations. it's the point that when the systems that rely on those technology or those businesses fail the business cannot run anymore. >> passengers wants changes now. >> they need to come one a backup plan or something. >> senators bloomingthal and marquise given the airlines until september 16 to respond and based on feedback they received we could see legislation to ensure paerms are not grounded by any future meltdowns. in philadelphia, rob schmidt, fox news. >> when we come back tonight one northern virginia woman took matters into her own hands when she notice aid drone flying over her neighbor's home. di this story yesterday. you have to hear from this lad

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a neighbor protecting a neighbor and it all started with a drone. fauquier county woman fed one a drone flying over her famous neighbor's property took drastic measures to protect him. i spoke to her yesterday. >> here in the plains, virginia, it's peaceful, beautiful an a place where people value their privacy. the one day not long ago, the sight and sound of a drone similar to this ruined all of that. >> jennifer youngman was on her porch cleaning her shot gun when she spotted the drone fl flying over her neighbor's property scaring livestock. actor robert duvall owns hundreds of acres across the street. >> i think people should respect his privrty. >> when the drone came back to her house she said it was time to protect her neighbor's privacy and took aim at the

many times before. >> it ar down and i picked it up and came over here and raised my shot gun and blast today out of the sky. >> with just one blast from that shot gun the drone was shot out of the sky and into many pieces and it fell down to the ground in this nearby fiel field. meanwhile two guys jennifer believes were flying that drone started walking up the street towards the house and she said no trespassing and she was going to call police and remember, she was holding a big shotgun. >> but it did get them to turn around and with haste get out of here. >> jennifer has not seen them again and there was never a police complaint filed and what about her famous neighbor. >> mr. duvall has he contact the you. >> no he's lola round here. you need to give people their space. >> by the way if you wonder about the drone itself, she says she blew it out of the sky and it came to the ground and she picked up all the pieces and made sure she put it to the recycle