What's the "incident"

So, according to CNNPolitics.com there was a "Gun Incident near President Bush's Ranch."

Could someone at CNN please explain to me what exactly the "incident" was?

A journalist is wandering around, crosses the road, crosses the sidewalk and is standing in the woman's yard. Yakking on the cell phone in a foreign language. Sweet old grandmother in her house see guy on phone talking funny and gets nervous. Look at the history of the last seven years and what has happened in Crawford, Texas. Massive influx of reporters and protesters. If there were that many liars and hippies in my town, I would be nervous. So the sweet old grandmother picks up her personal protection pistol, and comes out of the house to tell the trespasser to get off the property. Screwball is not paying attention, and doesn't hear grandmother. She tells him again to get off the property. Finally he leaves.

Grandmother NEVER threatened the report. NEVER pointed the gun at him. He didn't even know she was armed until he got back to where he had wandered away from and somebody showed him the picture taken with a telephoto lens.

Where EXACTLY is the "incident" here. The grandmother was COMPLETELY within her rights to respond the way she did. But the MSMFearmongers call it an International "Incident." WTF are they smoking.

***NEWS FLASH*** In the United States, there are still some people who believe in the right to pursue Life, Liberty, and Happiness, and will take measures to protect those things.

Get a clue or get the fuck out. And that is one of the great things about this country, if there is something that you don't like, you also have the right to LEAVE.

h/t to Kim du Toit