more than one-third of the population is asian-american and pacific islander. you rock. next speaker is no stranger to this event, but within the last few years, he represented mayor newsome at this very celebration. in january of this year, a new chapter was written when the board of supervisors unanimously voted in city administrator edwin lee to be the mayor of san francisco. he was noted as the best candidate for leading the city for work because of his more than 25 years of experience as a leader in city government. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the hon. edwin m. lee, the mayor of san francisco. [applause] mayor lee: thank you. thank you for that wonderful introduction and thank you for being here. it is the seventh annual celebration. sydney already explained our history, what president carter did for us, and what we are doing for ourselves, joining the whole city and region in celebrating asian-pacific portage month. i am so grateful to the board of supervisors for this whole four months of leaving this great city. i will say once again as i have said throu

great wonderful shows that she's sponsored, pacific fusion and others.now jan is all around the bay area. all around the san francisco communities. she's helped us on engagement with our public and helping us dialogue with a difficult -- with difficult topics and being moderator or immediate -- mediator and hosted so many nonprofits and being there for every important fundraiser like the ones we've had with kristi yamaguchi and always dreaming foundation and being part of the osaka sister city association, founder member of course, and asian-american journalist association, again, others following her. for david and for jan, if you look at television today, no matter what channel you turn to, there are asian americans on the journalism positions. and i believe and i know it's because of both david and jan's work behind the scenes, in front, bringing just that whole professional care to what they do every day. and i remember a very unique story. as i was a first-year law student at berkeley, jan was covering this whole issue about affirm active action and

/japan alliance has served as the lynch pin of peace and security in the asia pacific region for the last half century. he said the u.s. and japan can ensure the next half century enjoys the same stability and prosperity. the u.s. has been seeking concrete progress on the long delayed relocation of a u.s. marine air base in okinawa within the prefecture. it is hoped that japan will also join negotiations for the trans pacific partnership at an early stage. the u.s. government wants to hold a bilateral summit late september at the earliest when noda will attend the u.n. general assembly in new york. time now for the latest in business news. we've had some fresh manufacturing come out and industrial production is a closely watched indicator in japan. what kind of numbers are we seeing? >> indeed. since april, right after the earthquake, we have managed monthly gains and industrial production for the month of july also rose 0.6% and that does mark an increase for a fourth consecutive month. the ministry of economy, trade, and industry announced that the output index at factories and min

he went to pacific union college elementary school. and pacific union college prep.ecial his navy seal training was. of the 209 picked by the navy to enroll only 19 finished. benson was one of them. but he apparently was low-key about it all. duane cronk is publisher of the "angwin reporter." >> he was not the kind of person who talked a lot about himself. >> benson was one of the 22 navy seals killed when the chinook helicopter was shot down in afternoon. eight other american service members and eight afghans died in the crash. the u.s. military finished the painful job of recovering what is left of the downed helicopter. firefight continued as the u.s. forces sought out taliban fighters responsible for shooting chinook. >> event like this where their own brothers are shot down that builds resolve and they come back stronger. . the navy seals and the other service members were sent to help the army rangers who had come under fire. as is typically the case, it was a clandestine dangerous mission. the hometown of angwin is grieving over the death. >> my reaction to th

your pacific event of the day, lynn. i couldn't get the word out. >> i mess it up all the time, too. >> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. well, first it was music videos. then reality shows. mtv's all-time ratings come from an awards show. sunday night video music awards scored the biggest audience in mtv history. 12.4 million people. perhaps even more surprising 8.5 million were aged 12 to 34, making it that age group's most watched telecast of all time. >>> tmz reports matthew fox was handcuffed and briefly detained by police over the weekend after allegedly punch ing the female driver of a party bus who blocked his entry because he wasn't a guest. the driver got off her own punch as well, giving fox a bloody lip. fox, who the bus driver claims was drunk, was not formally arrested. >>> and, finally, this season's "dancing with the stars" cast has been revealed, and as always, there are some surprises. that's an understatement. actor david arquette will be in there along with geo

they were conveyed to the pacific mills co. back in the 1960's, one of the first industries in this part of san francisco. they had a major iron mill that was operating on the up land portion. they have perhaps already expanded into the tidelands. the state granted those lands to the company in, i think, 1863. it is not clear whether that grant was intended to free the tidelands from the trust or not. there are different opinions on that. we have been conservative and treated those lands as potentially subject to the trust, not withstanding that private grant. so we have treated them as land within the trust today. just for a point of reference, the blue line that you see running through the property was the historic shoreline. that is a brandy high tide line was at the time of the statement. the green area shaded to the right of that is where land is granted by the state to pacific railway mills. the second grant that occurred in the 1860's, around 1868, was the yellow kerria that you see. -- area that you see. this was a comm

leslie brinkley is live at the pacific stock exchange in san francisco. leslie? >> reporter: the stage has been set. and the anticipation is that wall street is set for a sharply lower opening today. especially given how asian markets fared today in reaction to the news about the u.s. credit rating downgraded on friday. nikkei lost 2.8%. market drop in hong kong of over 2%. the markets are already closed. pessimistic trading in europe. london and germany markets fluctuating between 1.7 and 2.5% down. some say it could have been worse. >> i heard the reaction in asia was better than expected. that's really because last friday we had one of the biggest of the years 4-5% in most asian markets. but today, we still have 1 to 3%. [ no audio ] >> that was abc7's leslie brinkley reporting. we will check back in with leslie later with more on a preview of what will happen when the stock markets open this morning. >>> with friday senate action to end the faa shutdown, construction workers can go back to their jobs this week in oakland international airport. the $31 million

happy asia-pacific american week. thank you. [applause] >> and i heard the supervisor kim has joined us. thank you for being here. >> i look at david and jan and i would not be here if it were not for them. you have heard the professional side of it. 20 years ago, i was a very young reporter in montgomery, alabama, and our -- they decided, they had come out to san francisco and decided that they needed someone that looked just like her, and i was the only one in the newsroom in montgomery, alabama that look like her. do you know they forced me to do this show, and that started me on my road to coming out to san francisco and the bay area to live and work here and become part of the community. i thank jan for that. i had no idea who she was, but that is how i got my start in the coming out to california. on a quick personal note, 10 years ago, she says she works out, but she really just kind of talk to people on the machine at certification, asked a fellow should in london, and she said she had a single friend she got really need

he single handedly crossed the pacific not before reaching seattle. he is now a permanent resident nikolsk oil but he's preparing illustrations for his book about the commander island's. at the very his crew is lucky to be stranded at this place there must have been a guardian angel watching from above because the ship was thrown over a reef into this cozy bay. most of the varying crew managed to survive precisely because they had landed a sure but the commander died unable to withstand the harsh winter for a long time nobody knew where he had been buried his grave was found only in one nine hundred ninety one during an archeological expedition organized for the purpose local residents so gala saw was on that expedition to meet. with. scientists tested the soil in several places to see how much phosphorus it contained they found the greatest amount of phosphorus around bearings grave. burying was not put in a coffin he was buried on a plank survivors were too weak to dig deep graves all agrees were shallow this is the place. and members of the bering

welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm veronica de la cruz. >>> today we begin with a record breaking roller coaster ride. wall street saw yet another day of volatile trading thursday, this time on the up side as investors and analysts scratch their heads trying to come up with clues as to when it will all end and where the market is ultimately headed. nbc's brian mooar reports. >> reporter: it was another wild ride on wall street with the dow recovering more than 420 points and climbing back over the 11,000 mark. >> i would like to believe so, but i think it's way too early to tell. >> reporter: the market picked up on news that germany and france are meeting next week, and italy is promising strict reforms in return for eu help. a better-than-expected report on u.s. jobless claims helped but investors are still rung scared. >> i think americans are looking at washington and looking at europe and saying does anyone really know what's going on? do these people know what they're doing? that's leading to the volatility.

. >>> members of the asia pacific economic cooperation forum will discuss measures that companies can take against disasters. the two-day conference starts on tuesday in sendai miyagi prefecture which was hit hard by the march 11th earthquake and tsunami. participants met at a reception on monday evening. about 100 experts and government officials from 18 countries and regions are attending the conference. >> translator: people in the prefecture will do all they can for early reconstruction. we would like to ask for further support for their rebuilding efforts. >> state secretary for foreign affairs takahashi said earthquakes hit many parts of the asia pacific region every ye. he said he wants to exchange information on initial responses to quakes, as well as reconstruction after disasters. he added that the government wants to develop a plan in which people in a wider area can work together to minimize damage. during the meeting, participants will talk out the importance of a corporate plan which would enable firms to quickly resume their operations in the face of natural disasters a

a lot of energy coming across the pacific in the form of a tie fine -- tie find. we'll see how it develops but that's how it is looking. sunny and warm inland and fog will clear back to the coast breezy at times nothing like what we have had a few days ago. 60s and 70 some 90s towards vacaville. it looks like that fog wants to regroup especially next week. >>> dianne has been forced to abandon her quest to swim without a shark cage. she was very sick when she was brought on the boat last night. 28 hours since she started her journey. she said i am not sad. it was the right call. she struggled through shoulder pain and as what. it was her second attempt at that swim. >>> they are predicting which comets might be a danger around the world. cameras set up at three locations are tracking media showers. it is located on a corner of the property that remains dark to see if any of them might hit the earth. he never thought he would be part of a giant's science project and said he is glad to help. >> yes, i am glad to help. look at it, i provide a little electricity and s

he went to pacific union college elementary school and pacific union college prep. one of benton teachers remembers him as a kid who loved life. >> he always had a little smile playing on the corner of his lips. and he was the kind of fellow who lived life in the moment enjoy the today. he could have a little sense of mischief and fun. >>reporter: 36-year-old san jose native kevin houston also killed. his dad still lives in san jose. he said he dreamed of being a navy seal since fifth grade. he's survived by his wife and 3 children. >>> for the third consecutive day gang turning parts of london into a combat zone. tonight 3 people are under arrest charged with the attempted murder of a police officer. they are among 330 people who have been arrested. including an 11-year-old boy since the mayhem broke out over the weekend. violence was sparked by a fatal police shooting but it has been fueled by high unemployment and simmering anger at police. >>> back here san francisco mayor ed lee announced today that he's running for a full term in the office that he originally

we are here with supervisor farrell from district2, which includes the marina, pacific heights, st. cliff, and the neighborhoods surrounding the presidio. supervisor farrell started his first term this january, so he is new to the board. we will get to know him and talk about the toughest issues facing the city. welcome, supervisor. thank you for joining us. tell us about your background -- where you grew up, went to school, the kind of jobs you have worked. >> i am a born and raised san franciscan, first and foremost. very proud of that. i am also a born and raised district 2 residents. i grew up close to the palace of fine arts. my parents still live in the same set of flats i grew up in. i went to grammar school at stuart hall in district 2. i went to high school in st. ignatius. i'm a very proud wildcat. i went to college at loyola marymount college in los angeles. i had a scholarship to play baseball down there. ended up going to ireland and getting a master's degree at university college dublin. came back to the states and went to law school at the university of pennsylvania.

people are talking about a horrifying story from pacific coo. tara moriarty is on this story now. >> reporter: investigators are hoping that it will provide some clues as to why it attacked. it was only two years old anoa parentally had not attacked before. flowers and candles continue to grow outside the home of napora. she was mauled sometime after her husband left for work. he returned at noon to fine her on the living room on her house. she was seriously bitten, bleeding, and not recovering. the it and kill it. >> the dog was covered in blood and started to approach first responders. >> i think they should shoot all of them. >> reporter: neighbors have strong opinions to the pit bull attack. they didn't know they had dogs. napora's nearest neighbor said off camera they have always been well behive. there. they would back -- sis say there were no prior -- he is now staying another tag is the the home. . we are live in pacifica i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 6:05. last night the republican presidential candidates were in attack mod

ocean but russia has also applied for possible research in the in the seabed all of the pacific ocean as well so we have to find out whether or not those developments will bring forth any fruit ok thank you very much for that update r.t. if you are reporting there. and now let's have a look at some more stories from across the globe for you another of the battle of libyan leader moammar gadhafi sons has reportedly been killed in a nato air strike it's thought of congress gadhafi was in one of colonel's the colonel's compounds with the raid began nato won't confirm or deny whether the twenty eight year old was among the thirty two who died in may one of gadhafi is other sons was killed along with three grandchildren when a nato bomb hit the house they were in. a teacher or some joined the anti-government protest movement currently sweeping across hundreds of education workers value through the streets demanding better working conditions but the news comes after the three week old demonstrations over. cities may should wide with tens of thousands of protesters reportedly involved the mo

become the world's largest car market and i think major companies are looking to for growth in asia pacific and they did birthing their attention to these markets and i think if you look at just the announcements that were made yesterday like by h.s.b.c. they're cutting back in europe but they're adding they're adding about five thousand people in asia pacific. carcase economists daniel tarbush says the asian economy will easily withstand america and europe storm our concern that we have now is that we have to see growth rates in asia come down a bit further from where we had been expecting them and if you remember in the global financial crisis previously a lot of banks in asia got very cautious so they themselves decided to limit their lending and that's likely what we will face again and compared to the global financial crisis you may remember actually asian economies and banks didn't get that hard hit so again the situation today is is not that worrisome compared to the last two crises in asia for china remember in the past that they were able to continue to grow their infrastructure pr

mild for some. 78 vallejo and vend nearby why -- and santa clara and cupertino 79, red wood city, pacific annandalely city 6 -- and daily city 62. cooler weather by the weekend. >>> same time, why some nursing home employees are going to dale what they were accused of doing to patients suffering with dementia. >>> and the store manager at the center of a scandal. [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly shredded cheese. we're not just making great cheese. we're taking it further. ♪ . >>> good mortgage we have an injury crash, southbound 101 at whipel, now we do have the two right lanes closed southbound 101 and that means a couple of lanes are closed here and traffic is backing up for at least a mile approaching this crash and we will let you know more about it straight ahead. >>> 6:15 a former store manager accused of taping women in very private places in a popular area mall. now you see him

some of it was shot about 5,350 meters below the surface of the pacific ocean. it shows a fissure about one meter wide and one meter deep extending for 80 meters north to south. a number of other new fissures have also been found in the seabed. they include a 20 centimeter wide fissure located at a depth of 3,200. >> translator: we will analyze the information to learn about the various phenomena triggered by the earthquake. then our findings will be publicized. >>> there is an additional relief measure for the areas hurt by the disaster. that -- having asked to be flexible in helping survivors. the internal affairs ministry has received many complaints and inquiries from survivors about applying for licenses. the ministry conducted a survey of licenses. the results show that no steps have been taken for 26 licenses such as postponing the application deadline or changing the exam date. the licenses include occupations like administrative specialists and tax accountants. in the case of 46 licenses for professions such as architects and processing technicians, tho

welcome to our viewers across the nation, including the pacific time zone. today we begin with a power struggle. there have been reports of heavy fighting near moammar gadhafi's compound near tripoli this morning. but the libya leader is still nowhere to be found. this as one of gadhafi's sons, thought to have been captured, made a bizarre appearance. nbc's brian mooar has the latest from washington. brian, good morning to you. >> good morning. a spokesman for the rebels says this fight will not be over until they have qadhafi. >> reporter: libyan rebel have overrun moammar gadhafi's seat of power. some of them armed with nothing more than axes, tear guns, and sure determination. this morning this country and the rest of the world are looking ahead to a new libya, on vacation in martha's vineyard, president obama saluted the libyan people. >> your revolution is your own and your sacrifices have been extraordinary. now the libya that you deserve is within your reach. >> reporter: six months after the revolution started, qadhafi's regime is all but crushed. >>

some of it was shot about 5,350 meters below the surface of the pacific ocean. it shows a fissure about one meter wide and one meter deep extending for 80 meters north to south. a number of other new fissures have also been found in the seabed. they include a 20 centimeter wide fissure located at a depth of 3,200. >> translator: we will analyze the information to learn about the various phenomena triggered by the earthquake. then our findings will be publicized. >>> there is an additional relief measure for the areas hurt by the disaster. that -- having asked to be flexible in helping survivors. the internal affairs ministry has received many complaints and inquiries from survivors about applying for licenses. the ministry conducted a survey of licenses. the results show that no steps have been taken for 26 licenses such as postponing the application deadline or changing the exam date. the licenses include occupations like administrative specialists and tax accountants. in the case of 46 licenses for professions such as architects and processing technicians, tho

in 1991 a southern pacific train derailed near dunsmir. it created an environmental disaster and crippled the local economy. 19,000 gallons of herbicide poured into the river. it was so toxic it was three days before scientists were even allowed near the water. >> virtually everything we've seen macro organisms you can see without scopes have basically died. >> that was biologist then. >> we were loading up several garbage bags full of dead fish. it was crayfish, it was skull fins. it was aquatic insects. >> reporter: almost every living organisms in 38 miles of the river was dead. >> it's amazing to see how resill yentd and how fast the river can come back. >> it started to recover within a week. >> mark is in charge of monitoring the site. >> probably within three to four years the fish population were essential recovered. >> he said the long term effects have been minimal thanks to a fishing ban on the river. the fish came back on their own. by 2005 r showed that most fish species had completely recovered. that was the last time fish an

temperatures look very nice, especially the pacific northwest. if you're watching us on krnv news 4 in reno, see hand carved frames made of various material including 22 karat gold. at the triumph of craftsmanship. >> did somebody say gold? or was it diamonds? >> no, no diamonds. just gold. don't be greedy. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment, in case you had any doubt remaining that charlie sheen will never return to "2 and a half men" this should put it to it. the character sheen played on the show is not only dead the episode will revolve around the funeral being held for him. >>> talk about beatles reunion or at least paul mccartney at the opening ceremonies in london has been premature at best. a rep for sir paul says there have been discussions but there is no deal. >>> the 4700-square-foot home that was host to the anna nicole smith show could be yours. >>> finally following cher on twitter is anything but boring. she let loose with a nasty tweet stream after receiving a fund-raising letter from michele ba

pacific railroad versus santa clara county and in that case the southern pacific railroad came forward. and started to assert and they were one of about seven cases like this that came before the supreme court over about a three year period there called california texas cases started to assert that they could find a rights for themselves in the fourteenth amendment the fourteenth amendment reads all persons born or naturalized in the united states now that would make you think we're talking about human beings very born or naturalized and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the united states and of the state wherein they reside we're still obviously talking about human beings or. no state shall. show of bridge show of force any law would show a bridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states nor shall any state deprive any person and so far it's all pretty obvious with normal human beings here of life liberty or property without due process of law nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws now that we're person is

forecast wise just a few showers and sprinkles in the pacific northwest.ere very warm in the interior west this weekend. we cooled off a bit. boise 98 yesterday. should be low 90s, upper 80s. salt lake city still warm at 91. you had showers go by yesterday. vegas, phoenix, tippic at for you at 106. as far as tomorrow looks, we're still looking at clouds in the northwest. but pretty quiet weather pattern overall. if you're watching us in sacramento. see sculptures at the center of the first floor rotunda at the california state capitol museum. that's your pacific event of the day. >>> those west coast temperatures have me jealous. >> it's been that way for a long time. they haven't been extreme, just very quiet. >> they've got it good.e? now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. the challenger put up a great fight but the champ defended the crown at the box office. "rise of the planet of the apes" managed to hold on to its top spot at the box office taking in $27.5 million. today, it should cross the $100 million mark overall. n

welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. and today we begin with a fight for freedom. there has been heavy fighting this morning near the compound of libyan leader moammar gadhafi as government forces wage a counterattack against rebel fighters who advanced into the capital last night. meanwhile, gadhafi's whereabouts are still unknown. nbc's jim maceda is live for us following all the latest developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. well, rebels swept into the capital and quickly controlled about 80, even 90% of the city. but as you say, the fighting isn't over yet. the gadhafi tanks are firing, according to some rebels, indiscriminately outside his tripoli port. one rebel fighting saying that -- and i quote him -- there is gunfire everywhere. rebels are trying to move house to house looking for those pro gadhafi snipers who are hitting them with great effect. now there's reports that the son and commander of the brigade in charge of trip ole, that he's moving his force into central tripoli to take on the

you can see the big eye that is approaching steadily towards japan pacific coast. it will hit konsai overnight friday and steadily move over land of japan towards northern japan and in towards hokkaido. it is a very slow moving system as of now, but as its makes landfall, it will then pick up its speed. so by monday next week, looks like the eye of this typhoon will be way off from japan. but this one is bringing lots of strong winds and picking up those waves. this is high waves forecast for thursday. we're looking at seven meters in izu islands, six meters in much of the pacific coast of japan. these are very dangerous waves. it may sometimes even pick up double of what we are predicting, so maybe up to 12 meters in some areas here. we already have reports of a few people dead from these -- this storm related. so please do stay away from those coastal sides if possible. 24 hour rainfall forecasts is as follows. tokai 300 millimeters in a span of 24 hours. kanto reej up to 150 millimeters. heavy rain to come with this typhoon. not just talas, the hokkaido and nort

in pacific heights with the possible cause of the fire and a look at the damage left behind. tara? >>> you can see some matches from the bedroom of this pacific heights home and if you look at the second story somebody had been smoking and that could be the reason behind this fire. when crews arrived here off jackson street, they discovered two people were trapped inside. they pulled two went out, one who was elderly and the other her caretaker. >> they were not alert. paramedics were working on them. one had burns on the body. the other one was backinged with oxygen. >> now both women are in serious condition. they were rushed to the hospital. one is being treated for second degree burns and the other suffered major smoke inhalation. there is no word on the estimates and we of course are in a pricey section of the multi-million dollar range. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 6:02, a little more than an hour ago police called off a search they say led them through a police chase through downtown interstate 80. that is when the driver of a black pontiac sedan entered 880 going more than 90 m

as our discussion continues discussion continuescal pacific and on housing issues, it is important to have the facts first and make decisions second. she has provided us and the commission was some really interesting and important answers to with the van ness plan is, with a special use district is, and a history of all the different entitlements and developments that occurred and the relationship to the housing requirement. certainly, it is pointed out that there was one instance where hotel was demolished and was replaced by housing. there have been no instances where anything has been demolished and replaced by large institutional use. i think it is quite clear the plan was crafted to make sure that there is a good land between housing and commercial, especially private, but i do not think it speaks to institutional and public serving uses, you know, because they should be distinct from the requirement in my opinion. that is something that is under discussion. it is very interesting. finally, she did a really good job of pointing at the level of charitable contribution for the cal

welcome to our viewers across the nation including the pacific time zone. i'm veronica de la cruz. today we begin with the perfect storm. it hit wall street hard thursday as a variety of factors caused stocks to suffer their worst day

she said the united states is a pacific power and needs to maintain its presence in the region. >> wecan't be abruptly pulling back or pulling out when we know we face some long-term challenges about how we're going to cope with what the rise of china means. >> panetta also warned against defense spending cuts saying they would result in a hollowing out of u.s. forces and weaken the country's ability to respond to threats in the world. earlier this month the u.s. congress enacted a law that allows the government to raise the debt limit in order to avoid default. in line with the law the u.s. defense department may have to cut its budget by up to $1 trillion over the next decade. >>> at the same meeting panetta talked about libya saying the government under moammar al gadhafi was living on borrowed time. >> i think the sense is that gadhafi's days are numbered. >> panetta said anti-government forces are moving on the capital tripoli, suggesting the rebels have gained the upper hand in the fighting. he added that libyan interior minister nasr al mabrouk abdullah appears to have defected

he is 25 to 30 years old, the pacific islander, about 6'5", 260 pounds. at the time of the attack, he had a goatee and long curly hair tied in a ponytail. the suspect severely beat a 26- year-old san rafael man in the men's room leaving him with life-threatening injuries. and that was just one of several violent incidents during saturday's preseason game between the 49ers and raiders. some security changes that have now been made. we're told alcohol sales will be restricted during games. fans will also have to go through dui checkpoints after the game. >>> people living in one east bay neighborhood woke up this morning to a s.w.a.t. team ramming down doors looking for suspects in a series of armed robberies. the raids brought multiple law enforcement agencies to neighborhoods from san leandro to milpitas. juliette goodrich reports from fremont. >>> reporter: this is a lead agency, the fremont police department, and quite a rude awakening for a lot of neighbors in this area and surrounding cities. they woke up to abrupt ramming down of doors, guns drawn, s