jan blum, doug kern, [speaker not understood], john, edward, john chester, [speaker not understood], gloria [speaker not understood], jim, tony, barbara and sarah seeing. ~ seigel. the three members who are here, mark duncan, julie monahan, [speaker not understood]. thank you on behalf of our entire city. someone who has been in the presidio my entire life, it is through the efforts of so many, but in particular yours a jewel and will be for generations for people in san francisco and the bay area and the country. for us on behalf of the board of supervisors, thank you for all of your efforts. plea know how much we all appreciate it. it's what makes san francisco tick and so great. i want to thank you and offer you the chance to say a few words. but thank you so much. (applause) >> [inaudible] just a patient experience for us. to some extent we felt we represented a feeling in san francisco and the greater bay area of really caring about a new national park and a clean environment. so, we are just three of about 88 people who served on this board over the 20 years. although the two o

. >> reporter: chester mayor john linder called aldi representatives last week and has not heard backet. >> so we can talk with them about some of the things that we expect obviously. >> reporter: if aldi doesn't convert the space soon residents will have to find grocery shops outside the city. the mayor is willing to negotiate tax breaks and other perks to attract aldi or other grocers. >> want to put up the safety cameras, the public safety cameras so we believe that it is a great spot. >> reporter: even if aldi does open a store at this location, some shoppers may be disappointed. they say aldi doesn't carry the same items as bottom dollar food. >> i never liked that market even when it was over in upland shopping center i didn't like it. >> reporter: whether it's aldi or not shoppers say it's a need to fill the space. >> it's such a shame that they don't understand the severity of the situation here in the city of chester. >> reporter: a city that could become a food desert once again. in chester, syma chowdhury, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> skies are starlit and tempera

. >> reporter: chester mayor john linder called aldi representatives last week and has not heard back yet. >> we can talk with them about some of the things that we expect obviously. >> reporter: if aldi does not convert space soon residents will to have find grocery shops outside the city. the marries willing to negotiate tax breaks and other perks to attract aldi or other grocers. >> we will put up the safety cameras, public safety cameras, so we believe that it is a great spot. >> reporter: even if aldi does open up a store at this location, some shoppers may be disappointed. they say that aldi does not carry same items as bottom dollar food. >> i have never like that mark in upland shopping center, i didn't like it. >> reporter: whether it is aldi or not shoppers say there is a need to fill this space. >> it is such a shame that they don't understand the severity of the situation here in the city of chester. >> reporter: a city that could become a food desert once again. in chester, syma chowdhry for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> on the healthwatch tonight, some new, shocking figur

john rawlins. >> reporter: at crozier chester we met this guy little michael or is it his twin, it's confusing, ask want to get their named wrong. >> day three on the outside, the young sirs are doing their best at keeping the big folks up at night. it's a long ride, both are air force majors, she was diagnosed with cancer in 2010 just before they married. facing chemo they froze embryos, the cancer was arrested but efforts to have a baby didn't succeed. >> it was more of the same and initial difficulty and you continue to say we'll get there we'll get there. >> in 2013 the cancer came back, it was more sad. like in my soul, that to not be a mom than to have cancer again. i know how to have cancer. >> they say i can't have a baby and it broke my heart. enter her cousin a nurse here and the mother of a 4-year-old, the gift of love, to be a surrogate and tuesday the boys were born, now to be holding one of my sons, i mean it's in indedescribable. tomorrow they are all expected to leave the hospital and go on it's on? oh yeah. with who? the citizens banker lady. she made things way simple for me, like

. >> reporter: she's joined by delaware county councilman john mcblaine who says harrah's casino in chester gives his county millions each year. new that there is more competition he says it will be less money for harrah's which he says less money for delaware county. >> incredibly difficulties a appointed that the board didn't provide its reasoning or what facts they discerned from what has happened in atlantic city. >> reporter: to plug financial hole mcblaine says tax increases on time in the future may be the only option. site developers david cordish says the new casino is long overdue and he wants to ease neighbor's concerns. >> we have had a lot of community support. so we have to get some other ones to win over and we will win them over. >> losing bidders have 30 days to appeal this process, as far as a time line is concern, group could not give me a time line to say they don't have an official start of construction. we are live from south philadelphia, david spun t for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thank you very much. >>> check out this video a brazen crook grabs a package right of

john, thank you. putting a spotlight on in chester county in science. super science saturday westchester university, girls got a chance to explore careers in sciences all while conducting hands on experiments and pronls like digging for dinosaur bones. all the activities were designed to spark curiosity about math and science. maybe you can become a meteorologist and talk about the reprieve from rain. >> nonstop wind for tomorrow. keep that in mind. feel closer to 40 degrees throughout much of the day, even close to the 30s when you wake up tomorrow morning. bundle up. >> as cold as it's been. >> in a while, especially with wind speeds. that's the big difference. >> the windchill will get you. that's it for now. we'll see you back here tonight at 11:00. "nbc nightly news" is next. >>> on this saturday night, what went wrong? new images of the space plane that exploded mid flight just months before it was to carry paying passengers into near-orbit. tonight, the search for a cause and the future of space tourism. >>> going to extremes. record breaking sno

chester rustin drain loper will emerge. here he goes. you see him emerge from the pile. get em! 80-yard totter house he goes but back comes upper dubl dublin. ryan stover finds johntt for the score. dublin won it, 41-23. >>> west chester henderson and coatesville. hudson with a strong run here. coatesville won this one big, 56-28. >> downington east visiting quakertown. andrew hudson finds cary angeline with great run. great block by jake hand ford. watch this block. see these guys work as a team. east won it 21-zero. >> time for timeout here in the frenzy. but when we return the game of the week, highlights from garnet valley and pennsbury after the timeout.

chester rustin drain loper will emerge. here he goes. you see him emerge from the pile. get em! 80-yard totter house he goes but back comes upper dubl dublin. ryan stover finds johnhe score. dublin won it, 41-23. >>> west chester henderson and coatesville. hudson with a strong run here. coatesville won this one big, 56-28. >> downington east visiting quakertown. andrew hudson finds cary angeline with great run. great block by jake hand ford. watch this block. see these guys work as a team. east won it 21-zero. >> time for timeout here in the frenzy. but when we return the game of the week, highlights from garnet valley and pennsbury after the timeout. a remote that lives more wi-fi in more places. a movie library you can take wherever you go. internet speeds that have gotten faster 13 times in 12 years. the innovators and inventors at comcast labs are creating more possibilities for more people every day. comcast. bringing media and technology together for you. >> all right. time now for the game of the week as voted on by you the fans on our audio road show app. garnet valley taking on pennsbury. pennsylvania playoffs. let's hear from the pennsylvania band. ♪ >>

. >>> a golf course stirred up emotion in chester county, that a new school district development project could hurt their quiet community. john rawlins is live in phoenixville with that story. >> one of the attractions just outside of phoenixville is its quiet wooded areas in many locations here, with that if mind, a proposal by the school district has some folks circulating petitions. >> a golf course with 100 big trees, is turned off by a plan that sees 100 of those trees kutd down by the owners. >> it's too much, it's an overkill, the neighbors know there is a need for a new school and expect a few new playing fields. birded eye view, the planned school is dwarfed by playing fields and parking spaces, a mega complex that is out of scale. they are worried about what may follow. cars to fill the parking lot and -- >> noise from the pa system and a huge concession stand and all the congestion that comes with it. >> they say that the fields are needed by school teams and on the weekends community teams and neighbors are skeptical. >> their studies say that maybe it shows it won't have an impact but do they really know, and we

chester, dwayne loper emerges. get him. nobody is even in the picture with the guy. 80 yards to the house. back comes upper dublin, johnrett gets the score. dublin was the winner 41-23. west chester henderson at coatsville. jaylen hudson with the strong run here. coatsville won big 56-28. downingtown east, still alive visiting quakertown. andre hudson finds kerry and lean as a great run and great block by jake hanson. watch them work. working. teamwork is what we're talking about. theme of the day. east won 21 to nothing. >>> time for the game of the week you votedded for it using audio road show app garnett valley taking on pennsbury in the pennsylvania playoffs. let's start with the pennsbury band. >> ♪ >> old school big tradition, marching band, great job and big match up, pennsbury came out hot, charles snoreway, you cannot sleep on this kid. snoreway puts to you sleep, he ran for over 400 yards, that is right, last week. 56-yard run there. garnett veil comes back to find bobby clayton. garnett will valley would later tie in the later drive. here's pennsbury, here's a little snore way. 60 yards for the score. not t

john runyon. >>> today's orientation included republican ryan costello. the former chesterty commissioner was elected to represent pennsylvania's 6th district. costello is replacing jim gerlach who did not seek re-election. >> taking on his bosses. >> harry hairston joining us with new details about an investigation. >> a state police trooper won more than $2 million. i'll show you how, coming up at 5:30. >> all right, harry. >>> widespread power outages. nbc 10 talks to peco about hundreds of thousands of upgrades to the system. >>> plus all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, a drier accused of hitting a man and then driving away with the victims hanging out of his windshield. the bizarre case police are investigating tonight. just like an interception, i bet you didn't see this one coming. up your game with a new fritos chili pizza. a large for $12 dollars. add a mega chocolate chip cookie for just $5 dollars more. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. papa john's. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> right now at 5:30, cold changes on the horizon, even thoug

. >>> a family dispute in chester county ended in violence over the weekend. john berry is is accused of shooting a family member. tredyffrin township police arrived at a home on the 100 block of summit after new late sat take night when a shooting vick till told them thatter with i had shot him during a fight. police later found berry at the a home in philadelphia where he was firing his gun and eventually, shot himself in the head. both men were listed in very critical condition. >>> a nasty car crash sends a with man to the hospital in burlington county. it happened at walton avenue and kyle court this was last night in mount laurel. the car flipped over, woman was trapped inside, crew where is able to get her out and then loaded her on the hell cooperate tore fly her to the hospital no word on how she's doing or what caused the crash. >>> you might want to find a different route to work this morning. you can use the area around j and tioga. this water main break is causing delays in juniata park intersection will be closed for today in the westbound lanes. 48-i

host: west chester, pennsylvania is next, john you are on with john feehery. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call or do i have a comment on the need for doing something in the economy. it has been discussed over and over, and everybody in washington seems to know and understand that the only way the economy is going to be fixed is if we start working on the infrastructure. the only way we can start working on the infrastructure is to have money in the bank, by reinstating the 34% corporate the private industry is not going to spend any of their money on infrastructure work. e everybody knows that that is the only way the economy is going to improve, then it is ti ando bite the bullet reinstate the 34% corporate tax. it angers me when i see fedexies like comcast and moreg their ceo's 50 times than we pay the president of the united states because they have so much money they do not know what to do with it. feehery on corporate tax rates and where republicans go from here. guest: i think raising the corporate tax rate is exactly the wrong solution to this problem. if you t

a family dispute in chester county ended violent over the weekend. john berry is accused of shooting a family member. a police officer arrived the at 100 block of summit avenue late saturday night where a shooting victim told them that berry had shot him during a fight. well, police later found berry at a home in philadelphia. in philadelphia. where they say, he was firing his gun, and he eventually shot himself in the head as police officers approached his porch. both men were listed in very critical condition. >>> 7:11 now. delaware senator tom carper and chris coons will take part in the round table discussion for veteran business owners to day. >> yeah, pope eighth, right. records say tomorrow. the event hosted by senators and small business administration will be held in rehoboth beach, veterans business owners and entrepreneurs from around delaware will have an opportunity to learn about very business opportunities, according to reports. one out of every ten small businesses, in america is started, by a veteran, how about that. >>> and happy birthda

. >> prayers started the day at saint john the baptist search the staging area for the search where teams scowered the woods looking for the west chester student wearing this exact same shirt. >> great fantastic neighborhood in roxborough, manayunk. and we love him, and we love their family as well. that's why we're all here. >> reporter: shaken's parents continue their plea for any information about their son. >> somebody has to know something. >> reporter: that was dave kinchen reporting we have another essential that is happening now. this one is for a missing 14-year-old boy who has autism. police say this young boca lease adams last seen yesterday morning on the 6200 block of carpenter street. family members say he likes to hang out at the ymca on the 5100 block of chestnut street. if you have any idea where he is or spot him call police. >> now we've got breaking news this comes from the germantown section of the city. police have opened fire on a person at rieger and portico streets this happened just after 8:30 this evening. we know that the victim is a man. he was in stable condition. he's got a gunshot wound to the neck. we a

host: west chester, pennsylvania is next, john you are on with john feehery. caller: good morning.hanks for taking my call or do i have a comment on the need for doing something in the economy. it has been discussed over and over, and everybody in washington seems to know and understand that the only way the economy is going to be fixed is if we start working on the infrastructure. the only way we can start working on the infrastructure is to have money in the bank, by reinstating the 34% corporate the private industry is not going to spend any of their money on infrastructure work. e everybody knows that that is the only way the economy is going to improve, then it is ti ando bite the bullet reinstate the 34% corporate tax. it angers me when i see fedexies like comcast and moreg their ceo's 50 times than we pay the president of the united states because they have so much money they do not know what to do with it. feehery on corporate tax rates and where republicans go from here. guest: i think raising the corporate tax rate is exactly the wrong solution to this problem. if you tal

> police in chester county say a family fight over money led to an attempted murder-suicide that left the shooter brain-dead and the victim clinging to life. officers tell us 70-year-old john richard berry shot a family member before shooting himself. this happened saturday night at a home in paoli. berry is now on life support. the victim, john williams, is in very critical condition. >>> and a man is in critical condition this morning after being shot inside his car in philadelphia. police were called to the scene on marron street in germantown last night. they thought it was a car crash but then found that the driver had been shot in the head. police have made no arrests yet. >>> in salem county this morning, we have new information in the case of a school board member and a borough councilwoman who are charged with assaulting a police officer. attorneys for walter hudson and jeanette jackson have now filed a complaint against pennsgrove borough, saying the borough failed to comply with an ordinance to pay their legal fees. this all stems from this incident in july, which was caught on video. investigators say hudson and jackson became upset with an officer who was ques

police in chester county say a family fight over money led to an attempted murder-suicide that left the shooter brain-dead and the victim clinging to life. officers tell us that 70-year-old john richard berry shot a family member before shooting himself saturday night at a home in paoli. berry is now on life support. the victim, john williams, is in very critical condition. >>> and look at this video. the investigation continues here in new castle county as authorities try to figure out what caused a man to lose control of his car and crash into a house. police say the 27-year-old driver was on old wilmington road in hockessin when he went off the road, went airborne and crashed into the second floor of a barn that had been converted into a home. thankfully, no one inside was hurt. the driver had minor injuries. >>> philadelphia's helping the u.s. marine corps celebrate its 239th birthday. a ceremony will happen this morning at city hall. the celebration will then move to the tuns tavern sign where the marines held their very first recruitment drive during the american revolution. and tomorrow, our nation celebrates veterans day. as always, a lot of events happening across ou

john mcblaine said we are extremely disappointment that the gaming control board would approve aç lans for a casino s close to hair raw's in chesterpecially when there are other options. >> we are dealing with near record cold, strong winds here but parts of new york they're getting buried in snow. check out this scene. these near whiteout conditions, they're not digging out from inches of snow. today it's being measured in feet. >>> also ahead -- >> the brutal cold here seemed to catch everybody from work crews to homeless shelters off guard. i'm doug shimell. the story coming up. >>> and car fire investigation. what philadelphia police have done with hundreds of their patrol cars like this one that burst into flames. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> forget inches, parts of new york are measuring snow by the foot today. 3 feet of lake-effect snow is blanketing areas around buffalo. the storm is dumping 3 to 4 inches an hour and remember the calendar says it's supposed to be fall. there's still more than a month until the official start of winter. >> unbelievable. as mark barger tells us, many parts of the country are under a deep free

chester county say one pulled a gun on the other. police arrived at a home on summit avenue in paoli where they found victim who said he was shot by a family member, john richard berry. officers eventually track down berry, to house down the street. we spoke to neighbor, who was one of the first to call 911. >> that was the first time i heard the pow, pow, pow. i saw a gentleman, walking up the street in the process of this shooting incident, and i thought that was kind of weird. so i got back on the phone, and i called 911 again, because i saw the gentleman standing on the porch. and that freaked me out. >> that as officers approached berry, he turned the gun on himself. he and victim returned to pray old i hospital in critical condition. >> 6:33, here's your traffic and weather together. katy? >> good morning, everybody there is will end up being pretty pleasant day for us, offer to bit of chilly start, but virtually no winds out, there so what you see is in fact what you will get on the thermometer, in terms of how it actually feels outside. but, let's walk you through this. you know, we've got very pleasant weather to start things off for the week