the presentation of the san francisco police commission medal of valor of ceremony i'm inspector john monroe the police commission secretary and acknowledge the people on the stage and welcome and thank some people i'd like to thank the masonic temple for allowing us to use they're beautiful auditorium and the people that helped to put this presentation together and those are the wizards behind the curtain and especially lisa tom that put 75 or 80 percent of this whole thing today 0 lisa thank you very much and i said to obviously put a pretty face at the microphone so here i am you find that funny see how this is going to go thanks and introduce to you first your commission and start with the president of the commission suzy laufs (clapping) next to commissioner maufas is commissioner mazzucco the former president of the commission and next to commissioner mazzucco is a supervisor wong and commissioner dejesus (clapping) and our new itself member of the commission sonya. (clapping.) and next to that commission dr. joseph making sure a former president of the commission (clapping) and i'd li

maybe john tyler or james monroe , the era of good feelings. here,thinking, coming in about military experience, what president did and did not have it. after civil war, you have all these republican general types running the white house am a all the way up to mckinley. get people with no tr, all theories after the way from task through hoover . into the 40's. frankly -- franklin roosevelt. eligible fore was a naval cross or something. he had been in combat because he toured the front lines here at the -- in terms of realize military, no. psyche toifted the want a president with military experience, thinking of today's times, when you have the threat of terrorism after september 11, 2001. >> it is a natural thought. we want people with experience to look at it and frame the right questions, coming to the right answers. greatin roosevelt was a were president. basically by letting the generals do their job. his work experience as a combatant, no. part ofin the civilian the operation world war i, yes. woodrow wilson was a good president, again. no