. >> mccray? >> thank you walker. >> here. >> clinch and melgar are excused.have a quorum and the next item is president's announcements fp >> before we get into the president announcements, if i could get the commissioners a heads up that on item 7 we are going to somehow go in between 9:30 to a quarter to ten, and there is no objection, then if we are in the middle of something and i might stop and go right to 7, okay? because we have some people here waiting for that. and it should not take too long, in the closed session from what i understand, okay? >> so with that, >> karvin began to work with us and spent two years with rec and park, 2001 and 2003, and then we turn to dbi from 2003 to november, 2029 and 2014. where she retired after 17 years of public service, good luck and enjoy your retirement, smith retires after a ten year career with dbi and good luck to you and enjoy your retirement >> a big thank you to the electrical inspection staff who received a letter from the customer who expressed the gratitude to the excellent way that the inspections hav

john mccray was a medical officer in the canadian army.ne of his dear friends fell in the eeps salient in 1915. evers on the back of an ambulance when he looked out and saw a cemetery covered in poppies. this really prompted him to write a poem about the death and destruction he saw during the war. today you'll see thousands of people wearing poppies, especially in britain and the commonwealth, during our armistice day and remembrance day which are both november 11th. most of the artists in this exhibition were either the soldiers themselves on the front, those sent by illustrated newspapers, or professional studio artists. here we have an example of a professional academic artist who never visited the front, so this is an imaginary scene. it depicts men walking through a town. as you can tell, the town has been totally destroyed by the fighting. in fact, the entire town had to be totally rebuilt in the 1920s. in this picture we see three german cavalry men sitting on upturned barrels playing cards. their horses await battle in the backgro

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. >> mccray. >> here. >> walker >> here. >> melgar is excused. the item b, the oath. will all parties giving testimony today please stand to raise your right-hand? do you swear that the testimony you are about to give is the truth to the best of your knowledge? >> move the minute of october, 2014. is there any public comment on the minutes? >> okay, seeing none, are all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? >> okay, the minutes are approved. >> item d, continued appeal. case number 6794, 819 ellis street. >> good morning, chief housing inspector as the abatement appeals board may recall this was an item that was before you at the november 19th, 2014, abatement appeals board hearing in which the board indicated that the property owner would have to address 8 items in the notice of decision which are also in today's agenda. the taking down of the sign and that occured immediately and they began to seize the residential occupancy of the third and the second floor and as fars the auto repair, you know, i believe that is till going on and i will perhaps on the fi

. >> reporter: jennifer webb mccray reluctantly with went on cam ranchs don'tera camera. >> we issued a press release. the investigation is ongoing. >> reporter: eyewitnesses weren't as quick to hold back. >> the cop was saying don't move don't move don't move. the next thing you know we heard six gunshots. >> one on the driver's shot straight through the front wind shield as if it was high up like he was trying to shoot the boy in the head. >> reed's cousin told us he had a 3-month-old son. >> he was a good kid. he had a troubled past but after that he became a good person. i love my cousin. you know everybody has their bad times. as an individual and as a person he had his bad times. >> reporter: you're looking at what has become a makeshift memorial outside where this shooting occurred. we're told the driver of that black jaguar is still in police custody. he is being questioned. the prosecutor here in cumberland county says more answers will be coming in the coming days. for now, live in bridgeton, mitch blocker, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, mitch. >>> chester county prosecutors are

. >> commissioner mccray. >> yes. >> commissioner walker. >> no. >> and commissioner clinch he arrived, 10:45, >> can i vote? >> yes, you can vote. >> yes. >> on this motion would carry 4-2. >> okay. >> thank you. >> if we could go to item 5 now. >> okay >> director's report, 5 a, up date on dbi finances. >> good morning, commissioners, deputy director of finance and administration and before you is our november 2014 year to date financial report. we can do a comparison of what occurred last year, so over all we are going down in the revenues, and we are about 4.4 million dollars less than we were last year. and that is a 17 percent decrease in prior months you can see next chart shows permit activity. actually increasing, stays at about 4 percent higher than the prior year. what is happening, the high value projects are coming in lower that is what reflected when you see the actual revenues going down. remains robust and more permits now than last time, but the valuation is lower and the revenues are lower. on the expenditure side you see that we have a variance of 92 percent that we

. >> commissioner mccray. >> yes. >> walker. >> yes. >> the motion carries. item 9. >> and where we would go to item 10 and then 11 and then back to nine. >> okay. >> and then we will go to the director's report. >> item 10, up date on 3450, 21st street. and by commissioner walker we were approached regarding getting an up date from our department about the project at 3450, 21st street, there apparently has been a very long construction project that has closed down the streets and some of the neighbors contacted me. and maybe other commissioners to try to get to the bottom of what is going on, and so i just asked that it be put on the agenda to up date the commission and the public about this project. >> good morning, commissioners. >> good morning. >> highway deputy director. >> that project here at 3450, 21st street. and there was several permits on that job. and they looked at the scope and they found no deviation and they amended their complaint, as far as plumbing and electrical, i checked with the plumbing chiefs and the electrical chiefs and there are

jennifer webb mccray would only say the shooting is being investigated. >> a gun was recovered. thank you very much. >> reporter: the officers who were both involved in this shooting, they have both been put on administrator leave until the investigation is over. live in bridgeton, mitch blocker, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you, mitch. >>> medical examiner is expected to perform an autopsy on the man who die at the hands of police after he allegedly tried to run over officers with his car. police in delaware county followed joseph panccini. he allegedly put his car in reverse and accelerated, slamming into a police cruiser. he posted several videos on youtube making threats against law enforcement officers. investigators believe he had mental health problems haverford township police were investigating him after he made threats against police sunday at the la fitness on westchester pike. >>> philadelphia police released new information about a deadly hit and run catch. teresa posey was hit and killed in the homesburg section of the city last week. a headlight lens was left behind. us

duchess will visit a local harlem childhood development center with the city's first lady, shar lean mccray. by the end of the day, the couple will be back together for a basketball game to watch the current king james play. >> i looked into getting basketball tickets for the nets game they are supposedly attending. it's great. >> reporter: william and kate will spend their last day tuesday visiting the 9/11 memorial museum and attending a black tie fund-raiser. the royal couple flew on commercial lights and will be staying at the famous carlisle hotel, the same hotel william's mother diana stayed in. >> even the most jaded new yorkers are fascinated by the history, the drama and the glamour of the british royal family. >> reporter: all eyes will be on what the future queen is wearing and her baby bump. she's five months pregnant. sadly, the couple's son prince george is not making the trip. in new york, fox news. >> lots of fun for the royal family. >> i can't believe they have never been to new york all this time! >> i know, strange. >>> mark, you're getting me concerned about this storm.

some of the lows as george mccray said in el cerrito, what we get in july for highs. no kidding. gonna be a lot taking place the next couple of days. our system is still back here. it has aways to go. 61 in san francisco. look at the water temps, the lows can't cool down near the coast because the water temps are balmy. get out the mr. bubble. that's absolutely beyond warm for this time of year. el nino type of event. that's not the case. this just a south wind along the coast. a lot of cloud cover, landfill will -- rainfall will be heavy. if you don't have to go to work, i wouldn't. the projections are just literally the most we've seen in a long, long time. the timing on this looks to be late wednesday in the north bay. i will try to go quick. it will stall out a little bit. there's wednesday night. maybe north bay. after that, we'll have to wait until early thursday morning before it starts to slide, san francisco, oakland, concord. it waits until later in the afternoon. i buy that. i think it will slow down. it will move ever so slowly. again, we got a couple of days to iron