abc requires for this type of license that people do a 500 ft mailer. the required that they provide abc a list of all the people mailed, and then it is up to the applicant to do the mailer and send it out in signed affidavits that they follow through on that. in this case, there were community people that believe it was not done adequately, and based on their audit, and i am sure they will speak to it today, that it was not done adequately. in my opinion they came up with a reasonable solution, and the remedy where it stands today is abc has said they will accept our test for any person regarding the application at any point in time. as opposition goes out to the community and says did you hear about this, if someone says no i did not, they can write a protest that they choose to and board in abc will still consider it. those issues i feel confident are pretty much resolved. the other thing i want to speak to is where this is headed down the road. by no means are you issuing at a liquor license today, and i know you know that, but for those watching th

for mailers, less entry points will enable better utilization of tracks. bottom line, we expect to realize an estimated $3 billion in savings from this initiative. .does this this impact our customers? there's really two areas of change that our customers will be interested in. literally, where will they need to drop mail? and at what time? so this change will largely be transparent to the residential customer and the receivers of mail. there will be no impact at the post office or with mail delivery. we believe our current commercial mailers will readily accommodate her new schedule and affects many large customers have been telling us you need to do this. that being said, we know the proposed changes will have some industry specific implications. so we've outlined these changes so most of the major industry groups on the conceptual basis and have been pleased with the initial response. we do have a strong record of working with our customers in the mailing industry to mitigate any potential issues and we're committed to making sure the transition works a

the staff has been working with the board and a direct mailer has been posted. the next project of like to report on is the tracking and street improvements. as i give this report, operations into finalizing for the shutdown which is scheduled for friday, september 23. the work will include an installation between market and fifteenth street. the water main replacement which is being conducted by the water department. this work is expected to be completed later this week. it was started in mid july and will continue through august. the department of public works is expected to start and will take two-three weeks to finish. and yet another part of the public utilities commission. it is scheduled for october 21 to accomplish work at the intersection of market and church. we anticipate that the third shutdown will occur in early 2012. moving on to some other news, now that the nfl owners and players have agreed on a 10- year settlement, we can afford to a new season of football beginning next month. special express buses will transport vans directly to candlestick

i have been in business -- >> did you do this verbally or did you send out mailers? >> i talked to the shop owners and i am their all-time. i know a lot of the neighbors and they have been, they are excited. >> ok. >> it would be nice if we had letters from neighbors or someone were here to speak on your behalf. that is always really a plus. kasay there is not going to be a dance floor. previously there was. there is no dance floor. >> the dance floor has been removed. >> what is in its place now? >> pool tables i have put in in that place. i am having a pool table permit also. you walk in, and high and cocktail lounge, two pool tables, a shuffleboard table. you cannot move the pool tables out. you cannot move the 900 pound shuffle puck out. we are going with a high and bar with entertainment. -- end bar with entertainment. >>> commissioner meko: good luck. >> i hope you come by. >> can you walk me through the four plan -- for plan? if you bring in a band, i am trying to figure this out. >> we have elevated -- a broad iron fence which is open in three locations with

we do a resident mailer to 18,000 people in the richmond and sunset district.tiple languages. commissioner lee: that said, i do commend you on the festival. i'm glad you added friday. last year, we did not have friday. from what i observed, it went well, particularly on sunday. i did notice it was quieter. i lived not far from the festival site. i did note the difference in the sound level. i would urge you next year, as we move forward, perhaps expand the hot line to also include a twitter application. i have heard from a number of people that when they report the sound, you know, it's usually within a set. they want to be able to capture where the problem occurred. that may be helpful for next year. >> thank you. >> we will use all of the data and all of the neighborhood concerns and complaints about when the complaint came in and at what stage is it is in for the planning for next year. commissioner buell: thank you. >> my last item, mr. president, if you would indulge me, was a little bit of a recap. it will be brief. we are now two months into fiscal year

for mailers, let -- less entry points allow for better unitlyization of trucks. we expect to realize an estimated $3 billion in savings from this initiative. how does this impact our customers? there's really two area of change that our customers will be interested in. literally, where will they need to drop mail? at what time? this change will largely be transparent to the residential customer and the receivers of mail. there will be no impact at the post office or with mail delivery. we believe our commercial mailers will be able to readily accommodate our new schedule, and, in fact, many of the larger customers have been telling us, you need to do this. that being said, we know the proposed changes have industry specific changes. we've outlined the changes to most of the major industry groups on a concept basis and are pleased with the initial response. there's a strong record of working with our customers to mitigate potential issues and committed to making sure this transition works as smoothly as possible. we're also seeking comment through an advanced noti

documents are showing that the super pack that is backing him is planning to spend $55 million in tv ads, mailers and social media to keep him on top. lynn? >> thanks. msnbc will broadcast the gop presidential candidate debate at the reagan library tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time here on msnbc, the place for politics. >>> teamsters president james hoffa jr. kick up controversy recently in a fiery introduction of president obama in his labor day speech in detroit. last night on the "ed show," he to told ed shultz the reaction got from his unit after calling members of the tea party sobs. >> the phones rang off the hook. the members are calling in, finally somebody is standing up for us. somebody is saying what has to be said. we're tired of this talk that's out there. let's go out and call these people what they are. let's go after the issue of voting. let's talk about the war on workers and let's make sure we mobilize and vote in november. >> do you -- >> it was a tremendous response today. the phones rang off the hook in tremendous support from working families. >> do you think the republicans

. >> the e-mailer called the white house to find out if they tipped the associated press photographer here at the target before first lady michelle obama arrived. once they do, if they do, we'll post the response. it's worth menging that the fist lady is not the first first lady to do this. hillary rodham clinton was seen wearing sun glasses and a baseball cap while she was walking. i'm shamari stone, back to you. >> they should be able to get out once in a while on their own in a ball cap. >> you've got to be able to do some of your own shopping. you have to cruise the aisles and decide what you want. you have to have the right to do that no matter how big you are. >> indeed. >>> police take to the streets after a jogger is attacked in arlington. >> a new report tracking sexual harassment claims on capitol hill has one member of congress calling for change. >>> an explosion sends firefighters rushing to put out an ambulance, doug? >>> out there right now, a little bit of a cooldown when you walkout side. a great evening. check this out, a frontal boundary is making its way to the are

and welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to london and speak with ned mailereeland asset management ned welcome back to the kaiser report tom nice nice to be here at all boy we've invited you back on the cars the reports of talk about the latest in the j.p. morgan silver manipulation lawsuit and scandal tell us about the latest developments well look i think it's a really interesting story nice i think is probably worth just ramoni yourselves the timeline of this of course we had the last twenty ten we had the c.s.e. hearing it's a silver manipulation and as you well know neither the regulator nor the accused have come up with anything in in that timeframe which is pretty spectacular stuff in and of itself but further to that last year i think it was september of last year almost exactly a year ago there was a cost action lawsuit that was circulated naming j.p. morgan h.s.b.c. as the accused but there was much detail in not talking a lot if you had a look at it they won't necessarily overly sort of impressed with the document but what's obvious is that in the

people just don't rely on us for mail, but mailers relie on us, paper makers and ink makers.e huge, you know, in, and as a whole. and this nation relies on us for mail delivery. >> the post master general goes before congress, one changes he's asking for will be ending home delivery on saturdays. >> with the 10th anniversary of september 11th less than a week away, airports are heeding fbi warnings that al qaeda may be plotting an tack using small aircraft. abc 7's laura anthony checked in at livermore municipal airport. the latest fbi warnings about possible terrorist activities involving small planes has the owner of this flight school on high alert but it's business as usual. >> do we worry about things happening as we approach the 10th anniversary of september 11th? yes. does it change how we operate? not rooly. >> a retired air force lieutenant kolel, he says a lot did change after september 11th. the attacks that day involved large commercial jets there was information that the hijackers had chained on small planes. and there is a realization that even a cessna could be

this is going to hurt local jumpism and the direct mailers and small businesses big-time, the poor, theabled. we don't care about anybody any more in country. it's all about making a dollar is what it is. the republicans had the wars off budget in the lame duck session of the congress in 2006, this is what the republicans stuck this country with. the beginning of the end. would you call it the beginning of the end of the postal service? >> if it goes through as some of the congressmen want it to happen and the not the way we would like it to happen, it will dismantle the postal service and have severe ramifications throughout the rest of the country. we had rallies in 500 locations. some areas had 1500 people and some areas 60. 500 congressional districts, and we estimate at a mince we had a minimum showing of 100 people average in these 500. that's 50,000 people. >> you had a great turnout, and i hope you do it again. if the democrats are listening tonight, just all of you get on board and tell the president to get on board with 1351. if you're out there talking about creating jobs and

candidate jeff adachi is sending out mailers accusing ed lee of cutting a back room deal with city workers for pension reform. >> one week after the mayor made this deal he got the endorsement of the police officers union. it certainly raises some questions. >> how do you feel about saying he has a back room deal? >> of course not. i think that we reached out to every labor union in the city. >> reporter: so what's really going on here? the bottom line is that early polls show that mayor ed lee is the clear favorite. he is running at about 35% favorable votes on the first round. the others are about 10 to 15 points behind. they hope to get him down and everybody gets within 5 or 10 points of winning they will have a race. so although leland yee is leading the charge, you can bet other candidates are waving him on in his corner, good for you, i'll meet you around the bend when things start to heat up. >> not to disparage politicians in general for what they do for a living, but really, is there one that's been elected that hasn't told us something that they didn't follow through on? >> repo

in a mailer in the primary state of new hampshire.wn campaign making him "john" with an "h" which is not the way you spell his name. a former jon huntsman aide did a tell all with this seven-page click-through piece on politico called inside the drama disorga tension. the aide had reached out to him to discuss concerns with the campaign and insisted he be identified in any story only as a campaign insider. after reading a real clear politics story that featured unnamed huntsman officials calling him a disruptive force, this particular aide was infuriated and agreed to go on the record. that sort of tell-all back stabby catty dirt dishing usually happens once the campaign is over. that's usually the way campaign people treat each other of the campaign lost and it's done. this is a bad sign for the campaign for jon huntsman for president that huntsman staffers and former staffers are yelling at each other on the internet while the campaign is still going on. there's the time the huntsman campaign promised a major announcement. turned ou

with the larger commercial mailers, with the revised time, we think they will be able to accommodate that very readily. maintained that overnight standard. >> can you give me a specific example? >> one of the things we have seen, there are too big changes that have been going on. one is the payment issues that people pay more bills online. there are still a lot of bills that get paid to the mail. as the work through this change, we have to make sure that -- we work with that industry to make sure that we are -- are: -- consolidation points are such that they are able to handle the volume and handled in an expeditious way to get that money through to the recipients. this is what has given us the idea. if you look at what has been happening over the course of the last few years in the first- class mail business, there is a lot of consolidation and the generators. a lot of the generators have moved to consolidation point where they're bringing mail into our system and we get to 2 and 3-day service standards. we think we are making the right decision from but a service standpoint and a c

markets and they raise all this money and give 80% off to media and buy television and radio time and mailersnd the like to get their message out. so, all this time is spent raising money. they constantly need money and they don't have time to legislate. >> which leads me to another point that you make in there. xers say powerful special interests are to blame. those who run for congress think they have all this power and then they win the seat and th k think. >> the distinguished gentleman with eddie murphy. he gets elected to congress. if you vote for our bill this way, you get money from this group. if you vote that way, you get money from that group. these special interests know how to push the points and they know where the points are. so, no matter what the issue is, it's health care reform or whatever, they can be guaranteed to get money from one group or another. it's not the congressmen who have money at all, but the people who fill their pockts and know where to push. >> i definitely encourage everyone to read your op-ed as you lay out a number of points. i wish we could go more in

and then we're going to hear from the unions and the independent auditors as well and mailers about howe this great american institution and keep it alive. but it's not going to be kept alive by just continuing the status quo. in that sense, a model -- jenna: right. >> -- for the rest of the government. jenna: senator, you came on to talk about your book, and we want to do that. we're going to take a quick break and talk about your book, "the gift of rest," with senator lieberman in just a few moments. we'll be right back. jenna: welcome back, everybody. connecticut senator joe lieberman is chairman of the homeland security committee, also co-author of "the gift of rest", and that's what he was going to talk to us before we talked about the military, foreign affairs, the jobs crisis and the postal service. so we need to give you the gift of rest, honestly, senator lieberman, after that conversation, but you're out with this new book, it has an interesting title t. talks a lot about your faith. what is the message of the book and what do you want our viewers to know about it? >> thanks j

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we're also getting word of a mailer collision on southbound 101 in menlo park and right now, all southbound lanes are blocked. chp is investigating and sev13:00. you're watching mornings on 2. >> all right, happening right now, we have president obama on board air force 1 and there it is, starting to tax and going to take off from andrewsar force base and he's heading here to the west coast. you will see marine one in the foreground and picked him up and now he is headed out here and this go is going to be a long flight as he heads out here and is going to arrive here in the bay area until 4:55 this afternoon and that is because he's making a stop in seattle first and then he will have a busy 18-hour visit here in the bay area. all right, time now is 7:16. in nepal. >>> none people are dead after a plane carrying tourist while trying to land. two americans were among the pares killed. the witness said the plane hit the roof of the house in the village and broke into several pieces. no one on the ground was killed. witnesses say it was foggy and the visibility was low in that area. the plane

but i will say this to the e- mailer.n you stand for something and you are willing to not compromise and your principles, i think you generate more support, not less. and the president has tried in good faith to compromise on a lot of things with the republican leadership. but he had senator mcconnell saying our goal is to defeat the president. he had speaker boehner out of hand rejecting any kind of revenue increase. and i think the time has come for the president to exert strength, to draw a line, which he has done, and say that he will not sign a plan that does not include more contributions from the wealthiest americans making more than $1 million a year. i think that shows strength and will bolster his standing among the american people and i welcome it. host: lee, a republican from louisiana. what do you think? caller: all like this representative to say point by point how this bill is going to generate any jobs. i do not want him to go skirting around and all this about something else. i want him to explain to the

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i know our e-mailers have a variety of opinions about who they thought won.history a little bit. i find that fascinating. what are we now 14 months out from the election? if you go back to 2008 in a race then, guess who was at the top of the republican ticket at that point? not who ended up there. rudy giuliani had 28% of the voters behind him then. fred thompson had 23% and john mccain who ended up becoming -- being the nominee, 15% and this is fascinating now because a lot of discussion is should certain people get out of the race? well, if you look at those stats, the answer is no. unless they run out of money potentially. maybe they should stick it out. you never know who is going to end up on top. >> story in "new york times" today that we'll ask michelle bachmann about that she's running out of money. >> who do you think won or lost? rhonda from north carolina says herman cain and newt gingrich really helped themselves in the debate last night. cain's answers are clean and crisp and newt demonstrates a breadth of knowledge unequalled by anybody on the s

like you said before, commercial mailers -- they still have the opportunity to bring this mail in to the centralized facility and retain the overnight service. >> going back to the press conference he had a couple of months ago about closing post office, -- post offices, how many post offices been closed and what can we expect? >>>> the earliest we would finalize this review process is late december early january. let me add that the studies are not foregone conclusions. the closing process, we have this continual 21 studies -- discontinued 21 studies because we did not believe that we had the products available in those areas for consumers. >> in terms of the retail side, the post offices, it is access. it can be on line, in stores, a number of different ways that we want to make sure the american public gets it. we have to keep an eye on the top line as we go through this. >> we have been talking a lot about cuts being made. what is the post office doing to possibly create new business in order to compete with things like e-mail and create revenue? >> there are a couple of things g

but i will say this to the e- mailer. when you stand for something and you are willing to not compromise and your principles, i think you generate more support, not less. and the president has tried in good faith to compromise on a lot of things with the republican leadership. but he had senator mcconnell saying our goal is to defeat the president. he had speaker boehner out of hand rejecting any kind of revenue increase. and i think the time has come for the president to exert strength, to draw a line, which he has done, and say that he will not sign a plan that does not include more contributions from the wealthiest americans making more than $1 million a year. i think that shows strength and will bolster his standing among the american people and i welcome it. host: lee, a republican from louisiana. what do you think? caller: all like this representative to say point by point how this bill is going to generate any jobs. i do not want him to go skirting around and all this about something else. i want him to explain to

, and a certain point the recruiters didn't have to go in anymore and to answer the collar, the e-mailersquestion, the people began to spread the word himself and find that if they could just get out, they believed they could find were. that's how the migration took off. >> host: we will show you the cover of "the warmth of other suns" as we take this next call from brooklyn, new york. brooklyn, you're on the air with isabel wilkerson. >> caller: hello? >> host: please go ahead. >> caller: isabell? >> host: we are listening, please go ahead. >> caller: what i wanted to ask you is, i'm going through -- [inaudible] >> host: could you repeat that? >> caller: [inaudible] back in the 1800s. thank you all, what about the two bibles? why do they have the two bibles? thank you. drama couldn't hear very well. sorry about that. >> guest: they had the two bibles because in order to maintain that it's a system of artificial hierarchy that was created in order to bind the people who are going to be the lowest members of that caste system, people paid the least if paid at all in a fixed place so they w