general david petraes. look. (chanting) (chanting (chanting) well, the one guy almost got creamed by the bus and not paying attention. general petraes is not used to that treatment from a bunch ever college kids. he spent his life dodging bullets and bombs and i found it incredible. what is your grade for david petraes. excuse me the students. we'll grade the students. good thing. i would say. matt a cminus. >> i teach community organizing for living and the first rule is to show up. they get a cminus for showing up to class. they were so rude and obnoxious i think they made the case for general petraes. and if they want to go after war criminals. go after the guy who hired him twice can promoted him twice he lives in 16nd pennsylvania avenue. nhaving been a marine i found it, the eligible ate sand and devoted his life to service. however, what they were doing is what we defend freedom of speech and i have to understand that. i was very torn with this and watching the tape, there was an outrageous display that ma

>> to go back to general petrae petraeus, i have observed him for many, many years. if anyone knows syria very well it's davidraeus. in 2012, when he was cia director, he and the secretary of state and the secretary of defense and the chairman of the joint chief staff all urged arming the city in rebellion. they armed if we don't arm them we'll get to this poibnt we're now at. he brings a personal heft of knowledge of the strategic landscape in the region. as far as the larger question are we close to intervention, are we not, that's a different question. >> that's a different question. nick payton walsh as we start to get the u.n. inspector's reports. what information does that give us? it's obvious from the video that there has been some type of chemical weapons attack. will we get more specifics about where the chemicals came from. are there records of what company has access to what and will that evidence be shown in the record report the. >> the reason why the u.n. is taking so long and thorough is they want to come up with a conclusive chemical that was used and also a narrative, how it was delivered an

petra dejesus. vice president julius turman, and president, thomas mazzucco. and the command staff. commander hector fines. commander joseph garrity. commander charlie ork. commander alie. commander richard korea. deputy chief denise smith. deputy chief daviduty chief john loftus. deputy chief michael beal. deputy chief tomakia, my boss and the chief gregory pesir. and last and not least the mayor of city and county of san francisco, ed lee. first i would like to start with vice president turman and president mazzucco to say a few words for you. >> thank you very much, inspector monroe, distinguished guests. tonight i ask my vice president turman to be present, because he actually participated in the selection of these awards. on behalf of the police commission i want to congratulate the officers and their families. we have had a busy week at the san francisco police department, on friday night we graduated 46 brand-new officers from the 235th recruit class, and during my speech to the officers, i talked about being courageous. you are courageous. i talked about becoming san francisco's finest. you are san francisco's finest. on tuesday we had a promotion ceremony and another speech speaking to officers and commanders and i spoke to them a