every now and then, you have one of those." >> reporter: but chitwood says he's not hiding anything, and that he has another three years before voters will decide if he should keep his job. before we left, we met him back at the bar after he finished filming his local news segment, dubbed "scumbag of the week" you like that term. >> i do. i do. i think it adds a little panache to what we're looking for, and i think there's a lot of people in the world that want to say that, but they're like, "oh my god, it's not politically correct." me, i'm not politically correct. i'm a bull in a china shop. i'll admit that. i have the least political skills of anybody you'll ever meet. >> reporter: while some believe chitwood will seek higher office one day, he says he has no intention of turning in his badge anytime soon. i'm john carlos frey of the marshall project, reporting for the pbs newshour in volusia county, florida. >> woodruff: the pope just concluded a trip to chile this weekend, aimed at healing some of the after-effects of sexual abuse committed there. but his remarks during that tri

" >>> meanwhile, eagles' safety malcolm jenkins sits down with upper darby police superintendent chitwood to talk about issues that affect community relations. it's part of a series on football players and social justice. >>> 29 degrees outside. we'll check the roads starting with the pennsylvania turnpike. katy zachry? >> yes, i want to give you an update. we were following a crash on 202 right at 422 westbound. there was a ramp restriction. that scene has cleared. moving on to the pennsylvania turnpike, also clearing from the p.a. turnpike, some overnight construction affecting things between ft. washington and norristown as you make your way westbound. that's good. 20 minutes, all in the green, between route 1 and the exit for valley forge. the same in the opposite direction. 95 at academy, southbound toward the city of philadelphia, it will take you 13 minutes southbound between woodhaven and the vine. and finally over in new jersey, the 42 freeway is looking good as you make your way northbound between route 55 and the walt whitman bridge. however, 42 freeway southbound, the off ramp

on the nfl network, jenkins sits down with upper darbiy police superintendent michael chitwood to talk about efforts to communicate with people. >>> fletcher cox, he's not one of the millions watching the super bowl. he says he's never watched the big game. >> no, you know, i don't watch football. >> even the super bowl? >> no. i don't watch sports, you know that. >> how about that? at the minneapolis st. paul national airport, they believe they'll see a record number of travelers for the super bowl. in anticipation, airport has special decorations and greetings playing on video screens. also called in volunteers and even therapy dogs to help travelers. especially if you miss your connecting flight. the airport says it could see 70,000 outgoing passengers a day after the game, breaking the current record by 20,000 people. nbc10 the is the only station to wash the eagles taking on the patriots in super bowl lii. we have exclusive access to the birds that you will not find anywhere else. >>> new, a philadelphia pizza delivery person is in the hospital after someone shot him in the brewer

one person not shocked is superintendant, michael chitwood. >> theft of locke clubs and gyms is not anommon thing what is uncommon is they steal the car. >> now a search for the two women that made off with the house keys credit cards and car. much like this one. >> don't ever do this to anyone ever again. don't put anyone through what you put me through and also too just bring my car back. >> once again the thieves remain on the loose, anybody with information is asked to call upper darby police. >> thank you. >>> a man and woman who worked together to rob a rite-aid in the port richmond section of philadelphia. we have details on that now. police released this video of the suspects. the woman got out of a silver jeep commander and went into the store of aramingo avenue on january 4 and, she asked what time the store closed and left. the man went out of the same vehicle and asked to buy cigarettes and he pulled a knife and demanded money and ran out with an unknown amount of cash. >>> all right to the weather now after weeks of bitter cold the deep freeze has finally loosened its grip

. >> reporter: upper darby police superintendent mike chitwood is well known for being supportive of >> i think the fir thing law enforcement appreciation day means to me is that the community should be thankful for what the police do day in and day out. >> reporter: as he joins us today in celebrating those officers, he also agrees that we need action at the same time as symbolism. >> philosophy in policing has to be that you as a police officer must treat anybody you encounter the same way you want your family treated. treat them with dignity, treat them with respect. i don't care what they did. >> reporter: retired officer and community activist and long-time police superintendent and their message was pretty much the same. >> we are the community. we are the police. they are the community and we got to support them. >> nobody in this city is anti police. we just anti bad cop. >> reporter: on day when we say we celebrate cops, i wonder if we'll heed their advice and make law enforcement appreciation day about more than blue lights or ribbons or free coffee and actually rededicate

. >> reporter: upper darby police superintendent mike chitwood is well known for being supportive ofhink the first thing that law enforcement appreciation day means to me is that the community should be thankful for what the police do day in and day out. >> reporter: as he joins us today in celebrating those officers, he also agrees that we need action at the same time as symbolism. >> the philosophy in policing has to be that you as a police officer must treat anybody you encounter the same way you want your family treated. treat them with dignity, treat them with respect. i don't care what they did. >> reporter: retired officer and community activist and the long-time police superintendent and their message was pretty much the same. >> we are the community. we are the police. they are the community and we got to support them. >> nobody in this city is anti police. we just anti bad cop. >> reporter: oh and a day when we celebrate cops i wouldn't if we'll heed their advice and make law enforcement appreciation day about more than blue lights or ribbons or free coffee and actually red