he was the mailman. they called him john the mailman. when we laid my mother and father to rest, there were countless numbers of people who came and said, john the mailman, he watched out for all of us. and they gave up so much, didn't take -- i wish they'd have spent more on themselves, but just no matter what you told them, they weren't going to do it. because it was all about the next generation. and they're the ones that have inspired me, and all of you that are here today, you're the same way, aren't you? you got those people who did so much for you, who are your heroes. they don't have to be famous. they're just people you love and that you admire. that american dream is pivotal for the future of our country. but i have to tell you, there are a lot of people in america today who are not sure that that american dream is possible, that that american dream is alive. and i can understand their concerns. you know, when i was a kid, you went out and you got a job and you worked at that job your entire lifetime. you got your health care,

a remarkable young man who made an unusual request of his mailman. what he asked for that prompted an unbelievable response from around the world. >>> anger is growing tonight over the american dentist who hunted and killed a lion in africa that turned out to be well known and beloved by tourists. and protected in a wildlife refuge. the outcry has led him to temporarily close his practice and keep out of the public eye. nbc's kevin tibbles has more. >> reporter: cecil's death continues to spark global outrage. and the office of the minneapolis dentist accused of luring the beloved lion from a zimbabwe game preserve and killing him has become a focal point of protest. >> it's a barbaric hobby. >> killing cecil is not right. >> reporter: walter palmer, a lifelong trophy hunter, reportedly paid more than $50,000 for the hunt in early july. he claims he paid his guides to obtain proper permits. today in zimbabwe they appeared in court, one charged with poaching. cecil's killing triggered a huge outcry on social media. on late-night television jimmy kimme

they call him john the mailman.we laid my mother and father to rest, there are countless numbers of people who came and said john the mailman, he watched out for all of us. -- ihey gave up so much wish they would have spent more on themselves but no matter what you told them, they were not going to do it because it was all about the next generation. they are the ones that have inspired me. and all of you here today, you are the same way. you've got those people who did so much for you. they are your heroes. they don't have to be famous. they are people you love and admire. that american dream is future -- is pivotable for the future of our country. there are a lot of people in america today who are not sure that american dream is possible, that that american dream is alive. and i can understand their concerns. was a kid, you went out and got a job and worked at that job your entire lifetime. care, yourr health retirement, and everything was good. today, you can be a 51-year-old man and one day after serving and doin

police and firemen and people like my dad the mailman john the mailman because we're the glue, we are the glue that holds our country together. as for me, look i'm just trying to do my best okay? i came here to ohio state. i found myself on the 19th floor of one of those towers. you could hit it with a stone from here. i had 15 roommates. the place was 23 floors high. the tower next door the same size. ohio state can be a pretty intimidating place, okay? it is big, it is a big place and i left my dorm room went down to the first floor and i walked just right down the path to ohio stadium. it was a time when you could actually walk in that stadium. they didn't have that one end closed in. i walked into that stadium i swear this happened and i walked right to the 50-yard line. there was no one in the stadium that day. and i looked around all of those seats those big structures that were there and i thought to myself, either this place is going to take me down or i'm going to take it down one way or the other. either it was going to beat me -- [applause] you know, either it was going to

and my father, he was the mailman.called him john the mailman, and when we laid my mother and father to rest, there were countless numbers of people who came and said, john the mailman, he watched out for all of us, and they gave up so much. i wish they would have spent more on themselves, but just no matter what you told them, they weren't going to do it because it was all about the next generation, and they're the ones that have inspired me and all of you who are here today, you're the same way, aren't you? you got those people who did so much for you who are your heroes. they don't have to be famous. they're just people you love and that you admire. that american dream is pivotal for the future of our country, but i have to tell you, there are a lot of people in america today who are not sure that that american dream is possible, that that american dream is alive, and i can understand their concerns. you know, when i was a kid, you went out and you got a job and you worked at that job your entire lifetime. you got y

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he was the mailman.him john the mailman, and when we laid my mother and father to rest there were countless numbers of people who came and said john the mailman, he watched out for all of us. and they gave up so much. they wish they had spent more on themselves, but no matter what you told them they weren't going to do it because it was all about the next generation. and they are the ones who have inspired me. all of you who are here today, you're the same way, aren't you? you got those people who did so much for you who are your heroes heroes. they don't have to be famous they're just people you love and that you admire. that american dream is pivotal to the future of our country. but i have to tell you there are a lot of people in america today who are not sure that that american dream is possible that that american dream is alive. and i can understand their concerns. you know, when i was a kid, you went out and you got a job and you worked at that job your entire lifetime. you got your health care you

. >>> but first, why police would pick up this mailman for walking around the house wearing the women's boots. topper? >>> that's disturbing, a great follow. it is spectacular out here right now. let's say you want to take a walk later on tonight after dinner. here is the future cast. 10:00, 78 downtown, low 70s in the burbs. 72 in leesburg and 6 in fred -- 69 in frederick. >>> in fact 26 people were killed, dozen more were injured when they went off the crowded market. nobody immediately claim responsibility immediate -- nobody immediately claimed attacks. >>> and there are fears that a major eruption from indonesia's volcano could happen any minute now. where today they would send the hot ash rolling down the mountain side, forcing three airports to shut down, thousands of people living there have been out of their homes, ever since that volcano started rumbling next month. >>> a new hampshire mailman has been arrested, for allegedly breaking in to a house along the route in dover. >> the homeowner says that her motion sensitive surveillance camera, they caught richard ringer inside h

he was a mailman. they called him and john the mailman.hen hewe laid my mother and father to rest, there were countless numbers of people who came and said, john the mailman watched out for all of us. and they gave up so much. i wish they had spent more on themselves but no matter what you told them they were going to do it. it was all about the next generation. they were the ones that have inspired me. and all of you that here today are the same way, aren't you? you got those people who did so much for you, they were your heroes. they don't have to be famous. they were just people that you love and admire. that american dream is pivotal to the future of our country. but i have to tell you, there are a lot of people in america today who are not sure american dream is possible. that that american dream is alive. i understand their concerns. when i was a kid, you went out and you got a job and you worked at that job your entire lifetime. you got your health care, retirement, and everything was good. today, you could be a 51-year-old man and

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he even had people with the post office, the mailman came in.lman came in and paid their money to him and came back there to me. >> this pimp was working out of a barber shop. >> exactly. >> where many folks go in all day long slapping hands and getting haircuts. >> lisa williams has heard stories like this before. far too many times. she founded living water for girls. a safe house and rehabilitation facility for victims of human trafficking. >> from your perspective, can you tell us what trafficking is looking like in atlanta? >> there is no one profile. it is whatever that buyer wants. that pimp, that trafficker will go out and get. generally you want to say that as a young girl, a young woman on the streets in high heels, skimpy clothes. she could be wearing dungarees, blue jeans and a t-shirt with a backpack on her. that's the fantasy of that man who wants to buy her that day. so she looks like a typical school girl. >> williams says most of the girls in her program come from troubled homes where they felt ignored. a vulnerability trafficke

. >> a utah mailman stepped in to help a 12-year-old boy who likes to read.an says he was on his route and saw matthew reading junk mail. >> matthews said he asked for any junk mail because he can't afford bus fare to get to the library. >> lynch wrote i was given many books as a child. mrazek share and let's get him reading material. it's great to see his desire and you should have seen him beam when i said i could help. facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan are expecting a baby. >> it's something a lot of people don't talk about, the couple announced they are having a baby but they opened up about their struggle to conseif. they say they've been trying for years an had three miscarriages. >> he wrote you feel so hopeful when you're going to have a child. you dream of hopes for their future, start making plans and then they're gone. it's lonely experience. most don't discuss it because you worry it will reflect on you so you struggle on your own. >> they shared this picture and priscilla sill la has the baby bump going on. they're join

. >> he couldn't afford books so he asked his mailman to read the junk mail.no one saw coming. the incredible on-line movement to get that little boy books. >> first let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." >>> we will be discussing this. two big candidates for the race of president of the united states scott walker, texas governor rick perry is here live making sure they are on the stage august 6th for debate day. >> a car sales man gets kidnapped on a test drive. how he got away. donald trump continues to surge in the polls doubling up jeb bush. cooking with friends series continues as ian wants it to. maria molina and fiancee will be here hopefully they will agree on what to make. mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phone rings] but a little less crazy. we're do

your dad was a mailman. you lost your parents in a car accident by a drunk driver. >> yeah. >> how did that change you? how does that impact your thinking? >> the biggest change sean was when i was a little boy, i kind of always felt the presence of god. i kind of felt him when i would go to church. and then like you know most other kids, you know i kind of -- god became a rabbit's foot press it when i want a good great. i'm going to get elected. grab this foot come on god. >> can i borrow yours? >> when my parents died it was the hardest time in my life for our whole family. and a man came to me and he said where are you vis-a-vis the lord. i didn't answer the question very well. he said you have a window of opportunity through your pain to discover it. i spent 28 years of my life figuring out does god exist, does he care about me can i talk to him? faith to me is about the dues. it's -- look he's given -- >> can you use the rabbit's foot to make sure hillary doesn't get elected? >> you know some people hav

. >>> a mailman is facing prison time after failing to deliver more than 22,000 pieces of mail. coming up where police say they track down the missing deliveries. >>> plus a south jersey softball team is on a quest with the national title, we are with the girls with their last practice before they hit the the road, but first a look at your winning lottery numbers. good luck. >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. phillies open up in chicago this afternoon, cole hamels decided he did in the want to pitch until tomorrow. he would rather pitch on saturday. jerome williams is back after a terrible outing in triple a. >>> big game in new york, dodgers/mets last night. clayton kershaw has 11 strike outs in the game, he has 29 scoreless innings and those dodgers won three to nothing over the mets. >>> all right. some training camps in the nfl are opened. eagles report august 1st. former eagles defensive back carry williams, now with seattle, showing his edge against the eagles. >> it shocked me initially then i felt angry, you know what i mean because like i said there is a lot of things

. >>> a philadelphia mailman is facing prison time tonight after failing to deliver more than 22,000ces of mail. fox 29's dawn timmeney has the latest on this story. dawn where did they find this missing male? >> well iain and lucy they found it inside his garage and his personal car according to investigators. and for people wondering why they were not getting their mail it's all beginning to make sense now. >> there's been times i've gone a week without getting my male. >> reporter: judy beck is not alone. thousands of peaces of mail were not delivered in the 19135 philadelphia zip code from may of last year until january of 2015. that's in the cityi' tas coney section. >> yeah, last summer was the worst. specifically. >> did you ever wonder why you weren't getting your mail? >> oh, yeah absolutely. i told my sister that we really needed to follow up because it just seemed to be consistently happening. >> reporter: now judy knows why. a philadelphia male carrier identified as 48-year-old patrick d'ambrosio charged with failing to deliver approximately 22500 pieces of mail. >> that'

on his back, john the mailman.hey loved him because he looked out for everyone in those neighborhood. i learned something from my father. do your best to look out for other people. >> an ad run by super pac supporting ohio governor john kasich. airing in support of candidacy in new hampshire. airing in new hampshire right. whenever you think about that ad, the choice run the ads is strategic. this year, iowa and new hampshire are not allowed to play their traditional role as the gatekeeper to the presidential primary field. right? in the, on the republican side this year that role of deciding who gets to be a viable candidate that role has instead been taken over by the fox news channel in new york city. which is only letting people into the first republican primary debate based on their national polling numbers. that decision has changed the strategic incentives how to run for president this year. at least on some surface level it no longer makes sense for lower tier candidates to focus time and resources on place

. >> on the back of it she wrote, dear mailman, if this letter gets lost, don't send it to me, send it to prison to my daddy. ♪ >>> located on the edge of downtown tulsa, it looks like any other government building, but behind the walls of the tulsa county jail, high-stakes dramas play out daily. >> let's go. >> let him go! >> the jailhouse is about 1,800 men and women, most have only been charged with crimes and awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. >> we in the concrete jail. >> unless they violate the rules or need to be segregated for security reasons, they spend the days outside their units in housing units or pods. under a system called direct supervision, a single officer completely exposed to the mates is stationed inside each pod. >> we have general population pods which house 94 inmates. there's one officer in that pod, at all times, just one. >> all right, guys, let's lock down. >> it's not about physical any more. it's about maintaining control. they don't have weapons when they go into the pod. they have nothing but a key and a radio and they're in the pod with

my father was a mailman. when he went to first grade he could not speak one word of english. no one ignored him or lowered their expectations. instead, they helped him learn the skills he needed to succeed. my mother had to turn down a scholarship to cornell because it was the depths of the depression and she was the only one in the family working so she took a job as a waitress. my mother is 99 and at home doing great, and she is watching this live on cspan. mom, thank you. [applause] mr. pataki: they never saw themselves as victims. they were americans. although they might not have had every real opportunity for themselves, they knew that their children could accomplish anything. my brother and i worked on our farm as kids. when i was in college, during christmas and summer vacations i worked at the fleishman's factory with my cousin and in the evenings and weekends we would come home and work on the farm. for my dad, working two jobs was the norm. he would leave the house at 5:00 in the morning, deliver mail throughout the day, come home and work on the farm until it was d

he talked about his father, john the mailman, put a lot of what he does, harkens to the republican voter joe the plumber as well. >> and then i got down to washington and got on the arm services committee, where i served for 18 years on national security, and i was there just the blink of an eye, and i discovered that these hammers and screwdrivers had cost thousands of dollars. and it was taking the resources from the people that needed it who were serving in the military. we were wasting money and i said we need to clean this up. >> and they are like come on, it is the pent upon, you can't -- forget about it it can't happen. well we passed legislation and made things right. we improved the system. and we helped the military. they said it couldn't be done, and we proved them wrong. >> and randall you have seen a lot of candidates come and go many try to go for those ray dan democrats and that's what they are doing to try to do now, so he is going to tap into that. >> yeah, i heard on another channel talking about what et thing what 60% of the vote in the same district where president ob

. >> you know my father was a mailman.ey called him john the mailman because he was looking out for everybody on that route for 29 years. my parents had a profound impact on my life. and the most important message that they gave me was, johnny, make sure the make where you are is a little bit better for the fact that you were there. >> i don't think a good leader really reads polls or listens to focus intrups or who yells the loudest. a good leader has a sense intuition about what's just and what's fair for the people. and that is their obligation their responsibility, to make sure they stand up for the folks. >> john kasich, for us. >> new day for america is responsible for the contests of this advertising. >> ohio governor john kasich is announcing his campaign for president tuesday, making him the 16th candidate for the republican presidential nomination. governor kasich is making the announcement at ohio state university in columbus at 11:00 a.m. eastern. you can see it live right here on c-span3. >> it's almost as if

police and fireman and people like my dad the mailman john the mailman because we're the clue.y together. how about -- as for me. look, i'm just trying to do my best okay? i came here to ohio state. i found myself on the 19th floor of one of those towers. you could hit it with a stone from here. i had 15 roommates. the place was 23 floors high. the tower next door, the same size. ohio state can be a pretty intimidating place okay? it's big. it is a big place. and i left my dorm room, went down to the first floor, and i walked just right down the path to ohio stadium. and it was a time where you could actually walk in that stadium, and you could have that one end closed in, and i walked into that stadium i swear this happened. and i walked right to the 50-yard line. there was no one in the stadium that day. and i looked around. all of those steets, those big structures that were there and i thought to myself. either this place is going to take me down, or i'm going to take it down. one way or another. either it be me -- [clapping] you know either it was going to be me, or it was

and fix our country. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: kasich is the son of a mailman who went toongress and helped balance the federal budget. >> end the smoke and mirrors. end the gimmicks. >> reporter: now he's a popular two-term governor in a critical swing state who's shown he can win democratic votes. he's known for his prickly personality that would normally get plenty of attention. >> plus there's me. you know that matters, too, i think. >> what about you? >> well, i mean, i'm kind of a fun guy, you know. >> reporter: but with donald trump hogging the spotlight, it's tough to break through. kasich is so far back in polls he might not even qualify for the august primetime debate in his own home state. >> when you think donald trump, do you think politician? >> i think his golf courses. >> reporter: the national media seem to disagree. when trump announced, he got a bigger boost in coverage than any other candidate. and a month later he's still getting 21% of the headlines. even more on network television news. only jeb bush even comes close. >> without question, donald trum

>> my father was a mailman and they called him john the mailman because he was looking out for everybodyoute for 29 years. my parents had a profound impact on my life and the most important message that they gave me was, johnny, make sure the place where you are is a little bit better because of the fact that you were there. i don't think a good leader really reads polls or listens to focus groups or who yells the loudest but a good leader has a intuition of what is just and fair for the people and that's to make sure they stand up for the folks. >> john kasich is for us. >> new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> that video was released yesterday. governor john kasich expected to announce he is getting ready to make a run for the presidency in 2016. c-span 3 live today at the ohio university, and he is the 16th republican to enter the race, and 21 total candidates in all and he is the governor of one of the most critical general election swing states but he still faces long odds at winning the nomination, and more centrist than many of the potential r

. >>> a mailman faces prison time for failing to delivery 22,000 pieces of mail he is accused of stashing the mail destine for neighbors in tacony and wissinoming. he held ton to mail in the zip code 19135 for a year. >> we can tell you where to get a steak a whole steak for a dollar, whether it's that a good idea that may be another matter. she'll start with news from greece with maribel aber. >> reporter: greece's prime minister praised the vote calling it difficult but the right choice futures indicating a higher open before the open before jobless claims will be released. >>> record number of americans receive disability payments if the fund is completed they will pay 81% of the benefits. >>> would you by steaks at a dollar tree. there's a frozen rib eye sold for a dollar. abc in houston did a taste test and said they are not bad. not a ringing endorsement whip up a nice sauce. >> dirt is not bad for a dollar either. >> when you caring a dollar steak to taste like. >> you can use your cell phone as a plate. two bites. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan we have no precipitat

. >> missing males it could be at the mailman's house. worker caught hoarding thousands of letters. test test test. test test test test test test. test test test test test test. >> we traded high level taliban terrorists for bowe bergdahl this after he walked off his base in afghanistan. now he's involved in a pot growing raid in california. >> patricia stark joins us live in the studio. a lot of people with this one. bowe bergdahl the american soldier who wandered off his base spotted during a drug task force raid at a northern california pot farm. it was located in the part of the state north of san francisco. he was visiting friends at the farm when the task force arrived. several people were arrested bergdahl was detained eventually released. he had no connections with nearly 200 plant growing operations. a former cia officer maysay he may have been high when he walked off the base in june 2009. american soldier along with 2 or 3 afghan soldiers were captured. they in this case had been high on hashees. >> he is awaiting court-martial

i'm the son of a mailman and i've done it all.is record in ohio is impressive and current and he's created more jobs there than scott walker. he's going to make a mess for the other candidates. the i think steve's right. the path to the nomination is really tricky. but he has a great resume' and he's a fateighter and he's going to shake things up. i think he hopes other establishment candidates will stumble and he'll have an opening. that may happen. even after the debate that he might not be at in his own state, he's going to make ripples, i think. >> we'll see. he's tied for ten in the latest fox news poll. he may get a bump from this announcement. who knows? >> well, regarding the debate he's on the bubble. i think he should have a play in debate between 10 and 11. >> now it is sweet 16. >> like in the ncaa. that's just a programming idea. look i think you're right. he's playing for the left wing of the party, which is not that large. and it doesn't allow a lot of contenders. what's interesting is there's a split between what h

. >> yes, 200 million-dollar to give the mailman a panic button, mike. so when they are attacked, not joking by a dog or a person and this happens every year, 6,000 attacks on mail carriers, hundreds of attacks by people. mail carrier gets to press this button and let supervisor know where they are and what is going on. it is a way agency to say this is where you are going on around you. the cost for these devices is 200 million-dollar. every within will get them by september. just pointing out the cost because this is the same agency that lost, in the red, by $5 billion last year. >> wow. you know, like our septa bus drivers, they have panic buttons on the buses and there are panic buttons all over america. i had no idea that postal carriers were attacked so much, lauren. >> i know, i was shocked. 5700 times last year by dogs, jumping and attacking them. >> scary stuff. >> all right. >> so give your post carrier, your mailman a christmas gift. >> god bless america. >> were you a soccer player, lauren. >> for like a week in second grade but i enjoyed wat

the mailman was such a nice man.he said i can help. his request has gone viral. people from around the world including the uk, india, austria. i'm trying to get the name of the mailman. it's ron lynch and the young boy is matthew flores. sweet young man. a lot of people are sending him books from all over the world. >> and this story. >> this story, i can't stop watching the video. okay. have you ever caught a bride's bouquet at the wedding? >> yeah. >> have you? i never caught one. i will go in after this. look at this failed attempt. it's gone viral. the woman in the front is holding her baby sister. the baby is fine. it had more than 1 million views in four days on youtube. i can't stop looking at it for a number of reasons. i have mixed feelings about these videos that make people laugh and cringe at the same time. i don't know what to think of this vid wroe. >> horrible. oh, my gosh. >> i thought did she forget she was holding the baby? >> i guess. >> how do you -- that's a child. >> i'm perplexed by it. they po

ron lynch a mailman in utah found out about a 12-year-old's passion for books. matthew flores would read anything he could get his hand on. newspapers and advertisements and even asking lunch for extra mail -- asking lynch for extra mail. the reason? >> he asked about going to the library and he couldn't afford a bus pass. he didn't want electronics. this kid just wanted to read. >> i find it interesting and it makes you smarter. scott: he is now reading books sent to him from as far away as the u.k. australia and india. kimberly: that is a thirst every parent wishes their child naturally had. scott: extra for extra mail just to read it. good for him. kimberly: good job. scott: still ahead at 4:00 squaring off. the president taking aim at a political opponent from on ocean away. his words for donald trump, mike huckabee next. kimberly: but first, changing the conversation. 35 women one magazine cover and the man they say they are all standing up to. that is coming up next. when "abc7 news at 4:00" kimberly: depending where you are standing there is sunshine pour

i'm the son of a mailman and i've done it all.ecord in ohio is impressive and current and he's created more jobs there than scott walker. he's going to make a mess for the other candidates. the i think steve's right. the path to the nomination is really tricky. but he has a great resume' and he's a fateighter and he's going to shake things up. i think he hopes other establishment candidates will stumble and he'll have an opening. that may happen. even after the debate that he might not be at in his own state, he's going to make ripples, i think. >> we'll see. he's tied for ten in the latest fox news poll. he may get a bump from this announcement. who knows? >> well, regarding the debate he's on the bubble. i think he should have a play in debate between 10 and 11. >> now it is sweet 16. >> like in the ncaa. that's just a programming idea. look i think you're right. he's playing for the left wing of the party, which is not that large. and it doesn't allow a lot of contenders. what's interesting is there's a split between what he's

. >> i was a mailman one christmas. >> were you good? >> no. i was a bad mail carrier. >> steve telling ellen his brief postal career kept him busy back at home. >> i grew up in massachusetts. >> he was always destined to make it to hollywood. he took his show on the road with the children's theater group but his break came in 1989 with this 30-second spot. >> big news from brown's chicken. >> pushing cholesterol free poultry, just a stepping stone to the famed second city improv troupe in chicago which helped land him his first movie role a walk-on in the 1991 john hughes' comedy "curly sue". >> go and notify albert that we have a situation. >> he was well on his way, especially after finding his wife of 19 years, nancy walls. >> i just got lucky. i married the right person. >> a few years later hollywood came calling casting him in a slew of short lived sitcoms. in 1996 steve costarred on the dana carvey show. >> dude, two tickets. >> notice who is there with steve and dana, that's louis ck. soon after carell was the overly excited greek chef

he says that comes from his own background as the son of a mailman. it was a bit rambling. he didn't use notes or a teleprompter. so we had classic john kasich up there, but different in tone than from other people. >> let me ask you about the crowd reaction. he didn't give them red meat. he didn't blast obama. he didn't blast the political world. he seemed to be saying here's my personal story of a working class guy who had tragedies in his life, lost his parents. and he seemed to be talking about his uncle george, his uncle steve, guys who fought in the war. it was great storytelling. sounds like my family to some extent. it sounded to me american and positive. that's what i liked about it. >> i don't think it was red meat, chris, you're definitely right about that. the reaction in the crowd was, to a certain extent, muted by that fact. these are a bunch of people who know john case can and know his story and know he's not the guy that can be out there and attacking president obama and offering that kind of thing up. this is a guy who didn't just expand medicaid in ohio b

switzerland's postal service is testing drones to do the job of a mailman.he first time today. letters and packages were placed inside a box and attached to the drone. the drones will be thoroughly tested before put to wide scale use. they say it could be five years before drone mail delivery is a reality in switzerland. i don't know about you, but i don't want a drone delivering my mail. i like my postal workers coming to the house. >> yes, and can you imagine a bunch of them? like a swarm of bees all the the time. >> and you never know. the privacy thing. i don't want it lingering in places. >> i know. >> weather forecast. could become important with the drone or not. if you're not doing that. let's take a live look outside. you can see we have fog rolling into san francisco. we'll talk more about the possibility of thunderstorms the next few days and who has the best chance and how much we'll get. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so y

. >> mailman's job could be tougher today finding front door in the mailbox through this maze of broken down branches and torn down trees not to get hit or normally hoping not to get bit boy dogs on the yard, normally, that is the big worry. today maybe not getting bit by all of those animals that live in trees raccoons, squirrels maybe the old owls, wise old owls, maybe angry old owls now that their house has been torn down, as well. >> thank you steve. >> 6:06. new details about murder investigation about elderly philadelphia woman. police officers fawn regina brenner stolen car the 58 year old found murdered in her home monday. her toy old a corolla was missing. >> go through it, get some prints from it, something to lead us in the right direction. >> tells fox 29, they believe is the murder weapon it is a 10-inch butcher knife in a alley behind this church on the 6900 block of stenton avenue. that's about half mile from the murder scene that's in east mt. airy. there is a $20,000 reward for information lead to go after. >> 6:07. president obama proposing new workplace rules. more pe

my dad was a mailman -- >> a lot of people think that's the real world. >> well, it is, it's a real world's the people i grew up with. working in the steel mills, working in the chemical plants -- >> rather than being a political pundit on fox. >> well, it's part of the world. >> my world. >> i wouldn't really say the working people -- >> yeah. >> kasich is one of those candidates who could surge in new hampshire, so keep an eye on him. >>> quick reminder if you can't watch "meet the press" live on sunday mornings you can catch us on demand. dvr us season pass whatever your machine makes you do do it, that way even if it isn't sunday, it's still "meet the press." >>> coming up our end game segment. we'll be focusing on the planned parenthood videos. what's the bigger story the content or the tactic >> announcer: time now for "meet the press" "end game" brought to you by boeing with a drive to build something better inspires us every day. >>> it's "end game." we have a lot of news and politics that slips through the cracks. i wanted to talk about a couple of controversial videos that came