lauren lee, nhk world, new york. >> americans will soon be receiving less male on the weekend. official ls at the u.s. postal service say they will stop delivering letters and postcards on saturday starting in august. they are trying to cut costs. usps officials say the popularity of e-mail has put saturday delivery on the chopping block. the volume of mail decline nearly 40%. online payments are replacing mailed checks. americans will still get packages on saturday. postal workers are shipping more products bought online. the usps logged a $15.9 billion loss in fiscal 2012. health insurance pay outs to retires employees put pressure on the agency's finances. they hope the measure will cut costs worth $2 billion a year but analysts say they need to make bger changes as the lu of ma is expected to decline. that's the latest in business. >>> thanks very much. japanese businesses are searching for more investment opportunities oversaeas. they're eager to hire more foreign students. a unique fair was held in tokyo. >> reporter: 60 international students from over ten countries atte

some of that court team is here tonight, including lauren, alex, lisa foster, hank wilson, lesley, jason lee, and brendan monaghan. [applause] those are some of the folks -- those are just some of the folks that really made sfpark happen. i hope you have a chance tonight to meet and congratulate them. these incredibly dedicated, hard-working people. i also want to especially acknowledged the tma'mta's cfo. [applause] without her vision and strength, we almost certainly would not be here tonight to celebrate sfpark alongside these other achievements. thank you. thank you for this honor. [applause] >> let's hear it for the sfpark team. [applause] >> that ends the awards, but the bar is open. let's give one big round of applause for our sponsors, our award winners, and all of our friends and family. see you next time for the 33rd annual. >> hi, i'm with building san francisco and we have a special program of stay safe today. but we're going to talk about what you can do to your home after an earthquake to make it waterproof and to be more comfortable. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at spur in san francisco,

lee miller, fox news channel in the classroom. >> it's one of the most difficult situations a kid can experience. we're talking about divorce. but, as lauren reports, there are ways to make the situation better. >> whether it comes as a sudden surprise or as a breakup that was clearly building over time, divorce can turn your life upside down. and unfortunately, it's all too common. >> i have friends that have parents that are divorced. >> i have friends whose parents are divorced. >> yes, i do know kids whose parents are divorced. >> in fact, divorce affects 1.5 million kids every year. dr. mark banschick is a child psychiatrist. he wrote "the intelligent divorce." although the book's aimed at parents, the doctor has a lot of good advice for kids, as well. when kids find out their parents are divorcing, what's their first worry? >> they're going to be concerned about where they're going to be living, are they going to still see their friends, are they going to be in the same school? those are the kind of things they worry about right away. >> what else are they worried about? >> teens are particularly aware that their parents aren't perfe

lauren green, now back to justice with judge janine. judge. >> judge jeanine: this s a fox news alert. the standoff continues in alabama where jimmy leeto hold a five-year-old boy hostage in an underground bumpinger. let's go now to the -- bunker. go to garrett on the scene in midland, city, alabama with the latest. what is the latest? what is going on there? >> reporter: good evening, judge. authorities are continuing to release very few details about exactly what is happening there at the bunker. in fact, the press conference we were expecting to happen here in about 30 minutes was just canceled. and that has really been kind of typical the last few days. earlier today police did tell us that they have been in constant communication with the 65-year-old man jimmy lee dykes who they say shot and killed a bus driver before taking a special needs child down into the underground bunker on tuesday afternoon. we are here on another chilly night. the fifth night that the child has been down there. police told us earlier that dykes is helping to keep him warm with electric blankets and heaters he has down there and also allowed police to de

lee dykes. thank you. >>> president obama heads to minnesota to push for new gun measures. tonight controversial television ad is about to air in the d.c. region. lauren demarco has more. >> reporter: a group of mayors lead by michael bloomberg is out with a brief but clear message for congress. a call for background checks on all gun sales delivered in the form of a television commercial airing during the super bowl. >> we have to do everything we can to get the guns off the streets. >> reporter: vincent gray among the 850 members of mayors against illegal guns. according to the group, 82% of gun owners including 74% of national rifle association members support requiring background checks for anyone purchasing a gun. the 30 second super bowl ad airing in the d.c. market features a clip of nra vice president wayne lapeer another testifying before congress in 1999. >> we believe it's reasonable to provide criminal background checks for every sale at every gun show. no loopholes anywhere for any one. >> reporter: on fox news he was quick to point out that he was referencing gun shows only. he said background checks for all gun owners as recommended by

lauren ashburn back in, and mike brooks, cnn law enforcement analyst. switching tactics, talking about this hostage situation going on in dale county, alabama, for a week. you have a 65-year-old, jimmy leen an underground bunker here. he is a special needs child, needs medication. apparently dikes and the police have been in corporation. it seems like police are almost -- i don't want to go as far as saying praying this man, but sort of being kind to him publicly. why? >> well, if there's ongoing negotiations, if you've got a dialogue going, i tell you, why be nasty? why push it? because they know that the little boy, as of right now, brooke, he is not being harmed. now, do they have a plan? do they think he's in imminent danger? that they'll go with? absolutely. but as long as he's talking, they're listening. because every time he gets medicine in, they get food in, hot wheels car, it's all negotiated. >> right, he's getting medication, getting cheatos, crayons and coloring books. >> a lot of people have said that the media are making this worse by camping out there, by covering this, day after day. that there's a possibility that he may be watching all of this coverage and enjoying th

lauren bacall, tony bennett. tony bennett son their enemies list. is this taking us back to the mccarthy every la? -- era? sean connery son the enemies list. michael douglas. billy crystal. katie lee giffords. -- kathy lee giffords. leonard any moi. mary tyler moore. john mcenroe. barry manilow. now come on. in this country we would create a list, an organization would create a list of enemies because they support gun violence prevention? mr. speaker, i'm dumbfounded by what goes on here from time to time. i particularly -- i am particularly dumbfounded by the inability of this congress and this house to stand up to the n.r.a. leadership and stand up for america. i'm going to close, mr. speaker, by moralizing two -- memorializing two people in california who died yesterday. two santa cruz police officers in the line of duty, doing their job, going to a home to determine whether or not their had been some domestic altercation. elizabeth butler was a 10-year veteran of the santa cruz police department. lauren baker, known as butch, was a 28-year veteran of the santa cruz police department. it's a small town, it's a comfortable town, it's a loving town, it's an easy going town. there