. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. deadly shooting spree at a church in tennessee, latest information and what may have sparked the shooting. president trump lashing out at athletes in the nfl and nba sparking sideline protests by players.

frederick county. what organizers are saying in an exclusive interview with fox 5. the news at 10:00 starts right now. we begin with that deadly church shooting in tennessee, at least one person was killed, and seven others wounded. after a gunman opened fire today. >> no word on a motive but federal authorities open a civil rights investigation into the shooting at the burnette chapel church. jonathan zero has more. >> reporter: a masked gunman opening fire at a church near nashville shooting worshippers gathered for services, an usher confronted the shooter who apparently got shot >> he's a hero the person that shot this man. we're grateful to him. >> reporter: the alleged gunman has been identified as 25 emmanuel samson of murphy borrow. churn members told police he attended a year or two ago. as many as 50 were inside the church. al

>> we heard three gunshots and the little girl shut the door. and i heard somebody say, get down. >> reporter: this little boy was in sunday school when the shots rang out. he's grateful his family is safe. >> when i realized they're alive, i just started like pouring out crying. that's like, i know i'm ten and supposed to be tough. i'm supposed to be tough >> church shootings like this one spread fear among the gone the people. >> reporter: police along with the atf and fbi are now on the scene, federal officials tell fox news, they will initiate a civil rights into the shooting jonathan srai, fox news. tonight, learning president trump signed a new

from six mostly muslim countries expires at midnight, the new band expands from six to eight and is more targeted. the president's previous ban is still tied up in the courts. the supreme court is expected to consider its constitutionty next month another major story we're following, nfl team mates and fans taking a stand after president trump leveled criticism at players who needle. evan lambert live outside where the redskins are playing tonight. he has details on what's hppened and how fans are reacting. evan? >> reporter: lindsay we saw several redskins and even more raiders kneel inside fedex field. we've been talking to fans and their reactions they run the gamut. . several red redskins alongside with wilmington with most

sunday night. the protests cap off day of demonstrations by nfl players and even some owners across the league. who linked arms with protesting players. in london, several jaguars players needle at a game played there. in chicago, near the the entire steeler's stayed in the locker room, more than 100 players demonstrated in opposition to president trump he don't used an expletive and called on team owners to fire them >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say get that son of a -- off the field right now? out. he's fired. >> reporter: the president responded again, tweeting quote, sports fans should never condone players that do not stand proud for their national anthem or their country. nfl should change policy. >> if they don't do it out of disrespect, they're trying to

prove a point >> at fedex field many redskins fans support the players freedom of speech. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick was the first to kneel saying it was in protest to police brutality and racial inequality in this country. >> this is freedom of expression, this is america, this is an opportunity for kaepernick and people associated and affiliated with him to give theirself an opportunity to express. >> reporter: others agree with the president calling kneeling during the anthem disrespectful >> normally when we kneel someone is hurt. that's what we're used to. when the national anthem is gone, we used to stand and the respect and doing this. >> people want to watch football to get away from the politics. and you know, to watch their team. not bring all this politics into it. i think that they should be honoring our flag. >> reporter: tonight the redskins released a statement on this saying, it's red

work to address divisions and bring unit civility and respect to the community. live, evan lambert, fox 5 local news tonight, nba star steven curry is speaking out about the president trump's tweet where he calmed him out and rescinded an invitation to the white house, they were supposed is to meet with the president after a championship win, curry expressed a lack of interest in attend, the visit, yesterday of the president tweeted this, withdrawaling that information. tonight, curry is saying he is standing by his belief >> i don't want to be applauded for an accomplishment on the court when the guy that would be doing the patting on the back is something that doesn't think respects the majority of americans in this country. kind of what i stand for, and hopefully that message rings loud. >> and singer steve vee wonder showing his support by

at the global citizens festival in new york. he knelt on both knees during his performance. wonder asked for prayers for our planet, our future and our leaders of the world. tomorrow morning, mayor muriel bowser will be live in the studio after inviting the warriors to dc, tune in to good day dc to hear what she has to. we'll take a live look at the air force memorial. gorgeous night. another gorgeous day. feels like summer and fall. are these warmer temperatures going to stay or cooler temperatures on the way >> we'll check in with gwen and three days into fall and some areas in the 90's. >> it's a pool day. >> definitely. >> if the pools were still open >> lot of pools closed but a little too early according to mother nature, she's serving up exceptional weather: let's take a look at where things are right now. and where we hit today for daytime highs. we hit 92 at reagan national airport. i cannot believe i'm

this, 89 at dulles and 90 at bwi that you are good marshal. not only did we hit that high in the temperatures we had all kinds of sunshine and a bit of humidity out there. 78 degrees at dc. 67 at manassas. 69 at culpeper, we've got 71 at baltimore. 68 at leonardtown and 75 degrees at cumberland. here's a look at the national map. you can see there's a pretty strong frontal system to our west. that will start to move its way towards us. look how cool it is. temperature there is in the 30's and 40's. a far cry from where we are. we're continuing to see that flow still continue to move in into this week. overnight lows will be in the 60's and the 70's. we've got clear skies. it will be fairly pleasant and i want to say we're keeping a close eye on the tropics and i'll have the details in a little bit maryland health official investigating another outbreak of swine

down the frederick fair yesterday. ing a cultural officials say almost a dozen pigs tested positive for swine flu and last week, fox 5 brought you a store offing your in the hospital. >> angelie hemphill this is frightening for parents taking their kids to the fair. it's sad to learn about this. >> reporter: but i can tell you it is still too early to tell if anybody will be directly affected. a total of 11 pigs having tested positive for swine flu and they are being quantified on the property. it's still early to tell if this can be passed oh and to humans. of take a look at this video of the swine barn on the property currently surrounded by yellow tape and guarded by securings. there are currently more than 50 pigs kept

people and animals and they have to stay there seven days, the great frederick fair had to close down early on saturday for the first time in their 155 year history, because of pig in their swine barn started showing signs of being sick. a veterinarian said 11 pigs tested positive for swine flu and it was shutdown. it will be several days inially test result comes back on whether or not this strain can be passed oh and to humans. we simply just don't know. but we did speak to a member of the fair's board of directors who tells me they have been informed of a child taken to a local hospital showing flu like systems >> two questions were asked. was the child at the fair. the answer was yes. was the child in the swine barn? the answer was yes. at that point, we don't know anything more tan that. if something came from another area, it could have been brought

that's why, you know, again, we're taking precautionary measures. you know, what, more than what goes in and definitely what comes out >> on friday, fox 5 spoke exclusively to the family of a girl who handled pigs at the charles county fair, tested positive for swine flu. at least ten people may have been infected. may be several days before we get the results back from the swine flu here. whether or not it's the strain that can be passed on to humans. however, if you did handle the pigs here and you start exhibiting flu like symptoms you're urged to contact the department of health, that number is 301-660-1733. that's the la

angelie hemphill, fox 5 local news. the search is underway for a killer in prince george's county. police say two men were found shot inside an apartment building early this morning, along the 9300 oh block of cherry hill road in college park. the victims were taken to the hospital. where one of them was pronounced dead. no word on the condition of the second man. anyone with information is asked to call the prince george's county police department. . police in alexandria are still investigating after a three-year-old boy was hit by a car and killed. it happened yesterday on executive avenue. investigators say the driver of the suv that struck the child did stay on scene, and still unclear whether the driver will be facing charges. so far police have not identified the victim. police in montgomery county say that they have located a missing woman tonight. there was concern when 55-year-old maureen o'malley was supposed to show up for work but never arrived. her condition and how she was found unclear. >> coming up.

has hit a major snag. this is lawmakers prepare to vote on the proposal this week >> in another private e-mail controversy this time from inside the white house. we'll be right back. we'll be right back.

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an isis training camp in libia. killed 17 isis militants, officials say the strike targeted an area used by isis to move fighters in and out of the country as well as stockpile weapons. first american strike since january. iran is showing off its missiles assumingly in device of president trump. the revolutionary guard is displaying the missiles first time the air defense system has been made public after the country tested a ballistic missile a few days ago. one capable of reaching parts of the middle east including israel. the you public display marks the 37th anniversary of the iran iraqi war. to italy where tragedy took place at an air show, thousands gathered to see the event and many reacted in horror as one of the jets crashed into the sea. the pilot was killed. searchers

the accident is under investigation but organizers cancelled the rest of that air show. it's expected to be a make or break week for senate republicans in their resurrected efforts to repeal and replace obamacare. a vote is expected on the graham cassidy bill >> it does not appear the you republicans have the vote to pass the two possible blows to the graham cassidy healthcare bill coming from senator ted cruz in texas and maine's susan collin, she's a key senator in all of this and the white house spent a lot of time trying to convince her to support the graham cassidy bill. today, she said she's most likely not going to support it >> it's difficult for me to envision a scenario where i would end up voting for this bill. >> reporter: if republicans lose three of their own senators, the bill fails. >> there's no

we need to make sure the last couple republicans win over, those are john mccain, lisa murkowski, susan collins and rand paul. our path to victory >> and cruz added his name to that list of people needing convincing a speech in texas >> you're not necessarily >> right now, they won't have my vote. and i don't think they have mike lee's either >> no word on how alaska's lisa murkowski will vote. john mccain said he will not vote for this legislation. senator rand paul has said the same. director mark short told fox news sunday there will not be major change >> i don't think there's significant change, we have been continuing to talk to various senators, ways to refine the normal formula. we're taking dollars out of washington, dc >> the deadline is september 30th. >> republicans only need 50 yes votes a simple majority to pass the legislation. come

in washington, i'm ellison barber, fox news for months now, we've been reporting on the opioid crisis in america, one of the country's leading pharmacies, cvs is taking a stand, it will limit opioid prescriptions to seven days. this change is the first time a big pharmacy group attempted to address the epidemic in the country. >> i don't think anything is too little too late. i think we got a national crisis. that has to be addressed at multiple levels. >> the statistics about opioid abuse are sobering, the cdc estimates 2 million people are hooked on pale killers, the agency said in 2015, 33,000 people died from drug overdoses >> the fbi is trying to address another big problem, human trafficking. using digital big boards to increase awareness, these bill boards were posted around the las vegas area, they feature a child with a hand covering her face, saying we'll listen,

help. in three languages, english, spanish and chinese >> billboard campaigns on various criminal enterprises throughout the country have been wildlily successful. the fbi noted at least 50 arrests directly related to those efforts. >> las vegas police reported 1 soar 7 cases of child sex trafficking and since 2014 the number has steadily increased. the fbi hopes the billboard will lead to a reduction in human trafficking cases in the months ahead. . coming up, we continue to follow a situation in mexico, rescue efforts continue after several deadly earthquakes and after shock >> details on the situation there as communities try to rebuild. rebuild.

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reopened at the national portrait gallery after remodelling, the nation's only complete collection of portraits outside the white house, creating cam lot. the museum will have more than 70 photos of jfk and the family on display showcasing public and private life. >> you may have noticed it was a taste of georgetown if you're in that area where you get the tickets and try out the local restaurants. well, next weekend, saturday, is taste of prince george's county in manassas and we were talking a love some of the local restaurants in manassas >> i got to try some of them out. i don't think i really gotten to eat out too often >> i love when i get assigned out there >> maybe i'll stop by. >> something for me to do. >> coming up. is dc ready for a disastrous storm, we've seen major hurricanes hit the area, we're asking the question, is the

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. this is fox 5 local news at 10:00. developing right now in tennessee, police are still trying to determine why a masked gunman opened fire at a church in nashville investigators say the suspect shot and killed a woman after she left the service and was heading to her car. he walked into the church and shot six more people. an usher tried to confront him but became a victim. >> during the confrontation, the church usher was pistol whipped. there was a significant struggle. during the struggle, the gunman shot himself probably not intentionally in the left pectoral muscle t

chest. >> police say the gunman is now out of the hospital and tonight they have identified him as 25-year-old emmanuel samson of murphy bureau tennessee, motive for the shooting is still under investigation. from coast to coast and stadium to stadium, nfl players took stand and so did many fans as they reacted to president trump's criticism of athletes who kneel during the anthem >> we hear more on this from fox's kristen fisher. >> reporter: president trump is clearly been watching these protests that are taking place at nfl games across the country. his response, quote, great. this issue has consumed the administration. the secretary was on another sunday show to talk about tax reform while the white house director of legislative affairs was supposed to be talking about the latest effort to repeal and replace obamacare and

issue, this controversy with the nfl was front and center. in fact. mark short, equated the controversy to high school football coaches who are bee be punished for leading their players in prayer. >> they're getting punished to asking their players to prayer. players who take a knee over many preceding our generations died, get honored >> this has nothing to do with race or anything else. this has to do with respect for our country and respect for our players >> all of this is happening as the administration continues to try to deal with issues like tax reform, he repeal and replacing obamacare, dealing with threats abroad coming from iran, north korea and the going to go recovery efforts after hurricanes in houston, florida and of course, puerto rico. traveling with the president, i'm kristen fisher, fox news.

complain when it comes to the weather. it's like, is it the dog days of summer. >> call it that. i mean, fall officially arrived last friday. and then it was just all in writing. it really didn't exist. because it just got hotter and hotter >> you could ware shorts >> you have to wear shorts >> definitely, it was a day where you wanted drinks with ice in it. our temperatures were well above the seasonal average, at least 16 to 17 degrees warmer than it should have been. tonight is a clear night out there. we've got comfortable conditions highs today, unbelievable, 92 at reagan national airport. 89 at dulles, and 90 at bwi. yesterday was the same story. and we're going to keep the warm weather going into the week for a bit. right now, it's 78 degrees at dc. but feels like it's about 80. had a little bit of humidity out there. there will be a little bit tomorrow as well. 78 at dc. 71 at

76 at annapolis and we've got 68 at winchester, 71 at dulles this hour, to the south, 70 at fredericksberg. take a look at the national map. cold front look at this. really giving a very distinct division, here's where temperatures are in the 30's and the 40's. while we are basking, so to speak, in the 70's at this hour of the night. so a real big difference, we will see that frontal system heading our way and we will get cooler air moving in as we head to the end of the week. in the meantime, overnight lows under clear skies, temperatures into the 60's and the 70's, a pretty light wind and keeping a close eye on transporters still things are firing up there. now, lee is a system that developed around the 17th of september, ended up as a low pressure system then 24 hours ago reorganized and it is now a category 1 hurricane. good news, it's not expected to be any threat to land whatsoever. keeping an eye on maria.

hour, we'll have another update in the next hour and we're looking at as we can see it's a pretty big storm. going to make its way to the north, heading to the u.s. coast and if you take a look it will take a pretty big turn heading out to sea. the cone of uncertainty is what we're watching closely, the outer rain bands and the wind feel will be pretty massive. we could see areas affected from the outer banks to the virginia border, i can't rule out southeastern portions of our area into southern maryland, might get wind gusts once we get into tuesday, wednesday and thursday with this and that we may also get maybe a light shower or two, as that system moves its way to the north and we are definitely going to go see clouds from it. just bears watching. here's a look at futurecast. once we get to monday, tuesday, you can see how the rain bands are starting to move on to land and you can see how that cloud area is also pushing its way a

ridge of high pressure in control. and we're seeing the sunshine, temperatures in the 80's for monday, as you start your work week, but we have a code orange quality day tomorrow. anyone with sensitive breathing issues and small children, elderly people. don't spend any limited time outside. and by midday, it will be about 83. a little bit of that humidity as i mentioned and here ap look at your fox 5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. not bad. if you take a look you'll see where the clouds are starting to fill in had a little bit and that's as i said from what we'll see from maria but other than that, things are looking pretty good. we may get a little bit of a shower late week from a frontal system that comes through. doesn't have a lot of energy, we'll have to watch. by the end of the week, temperature wise, we're where we should be in the 70's, this has been a real treat for everybody who enjoy >> while it last >> hang on to the last little bit of summer >> thanks be gwen. time is running out in mexico as searchers

anyone else alive after tuesday's powerful earthquake. death toll stands at 319. more than half of those victims died in mexico city. a number of buildings crumbled when the quake hit and search concentrated their efforts on a seven story office building >> the will to somebody to live outweighs anything else. if a human being can survive a number of days especially if they have a water source, if there's in an area where it's a void space and testify they have some source of water, rain water, we pulled victims out of the rubble between seven and nine days that had a water source >> he's part of a search and rescue team from the los angeles fire department. he and his crew will not give up until all the victims are found. to the devastation in puerto rico. caused by hurricane maria. puerto rico's nonvoting representative in congress offered a sobering assessment of the efforts.

jennifer gonzales said the storm set the island back 20 to 30 years. she said maria leveled countless profits left families without homes destroyed the green re. engineers are inspecting a 90-year-old damn that holds back a reservoir in the northwest. it suffered a large crack during the hurricane and authorities believe it could collapse at any time. >> we spoke over the phone with a maryland woman who rode out the storm in her mother's bedside in a hospital in san juan, she tells us that while people are banding together to clean up the devastation maria left behind, the situation is becoming more dire when the it comes to supplies. hospital is raging water and food is running low. it's uncomfortably hot. few stores have been able to open and those that are have limited hours and bare shelves >> it doesn't even look like a hurricane, it look like a tornado panel. i went to the cvs,

almost an hour just to get inside. under the scorching sun. once i get inside, a lot of the shelf are just empty. i went straight to the refrigerator. there were only nine bottles left of water, little bottles, i took all the nine bottles the best i can grab for my mom and brought them back wisdom martin. >> she said the few gas stations that are open have long lines and have been running out and there's also a curfew being districtly enforced, no one allowed on streets from 6:00 to 6:00 a.m. >> once we follow all the devastation caused by harvey, irma and maria, is the inpatient's capitol ready if a major hurricane strikes here, rolling stone magazine published a story about how a super storm could paralyze the government and jeopardize national security. i take a look at the levee. >> reporter:

major hurricane, storm surge up the chesapeake bay. reagan national airport bowling air force and for the nare's could take on massive flooding. >> the university of maryland explains >> the flooding would continue where the levy is, and that could affect the monument, it could get to the mall. it could get all the way to the back yards of the white house. >> reporter: part of levy that crosses 17th street has to be manual approached. it's roughly ten feet above street level, 19 above sea level but if we were to see excess of 13 to 16 feet, the water would begin to loop around essentially leaving the monument on an island. >>

clockwise. so the levy will stop this but the water will come from the other side, it will come parallel to south cap told street and going to the mall and -- and not far from the capitol. >> reporter: other major threat is severe rainfall. if a storm parked over dc much like harvey did over houston, storm drains would quickly be overwhelmed, the lowest lying areas would be in danger and experts say federal triangle home to a number of government agencies could become ground zero. >> i don't know there's been comprehensive modelling done and i think that's the one of the issues we need to be working towards, and the engineers has a study plan for the area, but having that comprehensive look but we know from the 2006 rainfall event that we flooded the federal triangle area, so the archive buildings, the irs >> large parts of metro and underground infrastructure could be

we're talking potentially bills of dollars in damage >> what needs to be done is more studies to characterize it better and understand it better. >> when you're downtown on constitution avenue, you see this stone wall, you think it's part of the monument, i didn't even realize that was part of a levy system. blends in very well. but it's supposed to protect against 100 year storm built by the army corp of engineers and there are designs to make it higher but across has not approved the funding >> do you get the sense from doing that story there's more thought now into planning and being ready >> everybody i talked to said there's constant planning and meetingses going on but you have to imagine especially after this rolling stone article there's a little bit more pressure now, there's studies ongoing but hopefully we can be more prepared >> what can happen. >> yep. >> seems like a matter of not if but

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. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. the dave matthews band taking the stage at the university of virginia for the concert after charlottesville it comes one month after a deadly white supremacist rally. heather hire was killed in the protest. the concerts benefits community members and first responders. >> it's been long known for its

decision to cancel free speech week has surprised some people including >> in a letter sent from a lawmaker representing the conservative student group berkley patriot, free speech week was officially cancelled. but a few hours later, milo went live on facebook saying he may have lost his student sponsor but was coming and would have the protection of berkley city police >> the blame for this events new mutated form lies squarely with uc berkley. uc berkley did this to you but i'm going to make this right >> he vowels to pay for the travel of people wishing to attend the now cancel event and claims the university gave unrealistic deadlines and ignored request to add a clause they'd get their money back of the events were cancelled >> basically in two words, utter nonsense >> uc berkley officials questioned whether free speec

>> when the student had in their hands contracts for indoor venue five weeks ago. so there are a number of things i'm sure you've all seen reported that raise serious questions about whether there was ever actually plans or intentions to hold these events or whether what we witnessed was a somewhat cynical over to the create a false narrative and score political points. >> reporter: the vice chancellor said the berkley patriot students didn't sign the contracts and that an outside entity put out a press release naming the speakers some including steve bannon never publicly said they were coming. >> just yesterday, i personally received an e-mail from one of the speakers and i asked them, was this ever real? he said no. >> he said the university did receive mile low's payments but returned it to him. . >> they had another venue secured and

it was all good to go. seats a few hundred people. they gave that up voluntarily on wednesday morning. we had no idea what to make of it. >> reporter: the lawmaker's letter to the university accuses the administration of failing to protect berkley patriot students from violence and vandalism, claims the university denied that the letter end that day the students were considering a lawsuit. >> still ahead, a high school security officer is becoming a media sensation >> the friday night football cheer making him an internet star tonight. we'll be right back. we'll be right back.

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walking into the bleachers during a friday night game and initially appears he's about to break up the rowdy behavior, instead, jack helps lead the crowd with the school's -- school's drive the bus cheer. he said he had the whole thing planned out and coordinated the stunt with a student who normally leads the cheer. when he took over the crowd went wild. >> cute. a sweet reunion in southeast dc between a young child and the first responders who helped save his life >> 5-year-old wisdom penderghast went into cardiac arrest >> his mother called 911 and his father start cpr. firefighters credit the quick reactions for helping save his son's life, first responders continued to revive him. earlier wisdom and his family got a chance to thank firefighter whose responded.

wisdom's father said it's important for every parent to know cpr >> you're the first responder, in life, as parents, we're the first teacher, the only, you know, what i'm saying people around the kids more than anybody else in life. you're the first everything. you're the first teacher, first responders until the actual paid first responders get there. it pays to know the stuff. >> wisdom is six years old now and doing fine after that scary situation. of doctors still don't know what caused his young heart to stop like that. if you don't cpr and you want to learn be the fire department has a program called hands on hearts and firefighters will come to your house and teach you cpr >> that is greatly everybody needs to know >> everybody should know it >> concerned about throwing back one too many? a new device here to help >> how it can tell when you've gone overboard with the booze.

. high tech bracelet can help keep you safe while dripping alcohol. fox's beth explains how it tracks your blood alcohol content. >> this is the page where you can see your content at any time. >> reporter: the invent teres called it the fit bit for drinking >> it's noninvasive, doesn't prick you. all the information is through your smart phone. >> reporter: the wrist band reads ethanol, the intoxicating ingredient found in alcohol, as you sip at the bar, it's watching, and monitoring your blood alcohol level >> say you want to drive home, you set it at .08 and your phone

so you know not to have another person >> if you ask the average person how long do you think it takes to take peak? actually it's 20, 30 minutes be actually it's 80 minutes. >> the device works off of a disposal 12 hour cartridge. if it looks like the creators took a bite out of fit bit, they didn't, they got their own research team in offices and a lab. while proof wherible isn't into the mainstream market yet, they recently sold out of 700 devices in a week, and ranked in $53,000. it's a great way to monitor a night out on your own, rather than at the opposite end of a police stop. >> our analogy, a breathalyzer gives you one image of your evening. where we give you a movie. if i had set this alarm this is fox 5 local news at

11:00. we begin with a deadly church shooting in tennessee, at least one person was killed. seven others wounded after a gunman opened fire today. >> no word on a motive but federal authorities have opened a civil rights investigation into the shooting at the burnette chapel church of christ. news correspond has the latest details tonight. >> reporter: a masked gunman opening fire at a church near nashville shooting worshippers gathered for services, an usher confronted the shooter who got shot during the struggle >> he's the hero. the person that stopped this man. we're very grateful to him. >> reporter: the alleged gunman has been identified as 25-year-old emmanuel samson of murphy bureau. church members told police he attended the church a year or two ago. as many as 50 people were inside the church all adult >> we heard three gunshots and the little