it is truly an honor to be here to celebrate the test text1 underline test text1 italics mayor edwin lee court. i just laugh every time i think about the stories that mayor lee told me that he would actually be a basketball star but he decided to go te into public service. and it is just so great to be who are and test text1 underline test text1 italics to share with-- here and to be sharing with you, and i'll just be brief because i know you're excited to be playing on this court. are you excited today? >> i don't believe you. tell me are you excited today? and i just want to thank the salvation army because not only is this building an amazing place, but they provide test text1 underline test meals, they provide support to so many people, especially here in chinatown who need it the most and i just wanted to provide you with a certificate of honor on behalf of the san francisco board of supervisors for the work that test text1 underline you have done for generations to support this community, to support so many san franciscans. you are giving of yourself oftentimes for people who need

i'd like to pay a huge tribute to mayor edwin lee. thank you. [applause] joanne, making it happen this morning. all right. we have a few more folks to bring up before we do our singing and we hang the wreath here. our newest edition of law enforcement in the city, i got to meet about this time last year when he first arrived in town, our police chief bill scott, everybody! [applause] >> good morning, everybody. so, i too would like to thank all of our public safety partners but i also would like to thank the other members of the city family that always is shoulder to shoulder with us and that -- they're right behind me. we have a great team in this city. so let's give them a round of applause as well. [applause] >> when you talk about resilience, when you talk about being ready for the big one, i know you guys see us first, police and fire, we're in uniform and we get the first call but we can't do what we do without the team of people that i just mentioned and many others that make this city great. we got some great people until this city and w

lee's battle plan in his possession, mcclellan hesitates to attack the rebel army. many feel it's due to his fear of being outnumbered. there are others, like secretary of war edwinraitor. whatever the reason, lee has time to dig in, setting the stage for antietam, one of the civil war's bloodiest battles. >> the fight begins at dawn as union general joe hooker's troops attack stonewall jackson's confederate corps. >> the southern army has drawn up in a defensive position running roughly from a cornfield in the north down to some high ground in the south. and mcclellan throws his army at lee's northern flank. and you've got these two armies absolutely throwing themselves at each other. >> the battle-hardened rebels throw back the union's first wave. to the north, robert gould shaw and the second massachusetts prepare to enter the fray. >> what's this? for my mother, in boston. if i should fall, shaw i want you to see that she gets it. >> it won't come to that dwight. second massachusetts, fall in! ♪ ♪ >> left! left! left! >> forward! >> left! left! left! left! left! >> americans had not seen so many of their fellow countrymen dead and wounded on a battlefield. al