to protect your parcels amazon has lockers set up in milwaukee. you choose a locker location as your shipping address. amazon sends a code to enter at the locker to retrieve the package. places like shopping centers, retail stores and transit centers. melinda: this next heist doesn't involve holiday gifts but instead living creatures. 250 to 300 live salamanders have gone missing from the san marcos aquatic resources center in san marcos, texas. officials say the animals have been disappearing since thanksgiving and police think it could be an inside job saying there have been no signs of a break-in. investigators think whoever took them. melinda: 18 orphaned ducklings are safe and sound this morning after being rescued from a storm drain yesterday in florida. broward sheriff's office deputies and firefighters worked together to fish all the babies out safely. they are now being raised at a wildlife sanctuary until they can released back into the wild. andy: new this morning, a pair of co-workers turning heads at a lowes store in texas. this is cl

to protect your parcels amazon has lockers set up in milwaukee. you choose a locker location as your shipping address. amazon sends a code to enter at the locker to retrieve the package. the self-service lockers are in places like shopping centers, retail stores and transit centers. melinda: this next heist doesn't involve holiday gifts but instead living creatures. 250 to 300 live salamanders have gone missing from the san marcos aquatic resources center in san marcos, texas. officials say the animals have been disappearing since thanksgiving and police think it could be an inside job saying there have been no signs of a break-in. investigators think whoever took the animals will try to sell them. melinda: 18 orphaned ducklings are safe and sound this morning after being rescued from a storm broward sheriff's office deputies and firefighters worked together to fish all the babies out safely. they are now being raised at a wildlife sanctuary until they can be released back into the wild. andy: new this morning, a pair of co-workers turning heads a

they're sorting their parcels. we've had on average about 10,000 parcels a day coming through this office which equates to about 125 to 150 package it's per carrier. the volume up in this office is about 17%. >> reporter: you say it's pretty much records are being set? >> yes. absolutely. last year was an astronomical year for the postal office as far as moving packages through the system. this year, we're seeing an uptick again. i don't know what next year is going to bring. this year is incredible as far as the volume. >> reporter: how do you get the folks ready for a day like this? >> well, they've got to have a lot of coffee. >> reporter: that's a start. >> absolutely. they know their expectations. they know this time of the year, we have to step up a little bit. move a little quicker to get the volume moved out to the customers. >> reporter: sharon, thank you very much. a busy day ahead. this guy is listening to christmas music. i think heard you singing, sir. i heard you singing christmas carols earlier. we m

are available and 2026 to fund the first development of 7 parcels with support from mohcd including in their next year budget including budget the predevelopment fund by mohcd for our first two parcels which will be available to us in 2018 for development that predevelopment work allows us to go forward and start the design process design and permitting process for those to buildings so we're working collaboratively with mohcd and on how to close the gap and the other thing as we move forward it opens the don't worry about as i mentioned to start as we have sites available to pursue funding sources that require construction ready sites in order to be eligible for consideration we intend to pursue in 2017 from the affordable housing and the sustainability developments as well as suhr the h h p support for the first project which will be out the door a source of shares the veterans housing for the first project but securing that commitment requires us to be moving forward and having sites ready for construction. >> okay. this clearly is a length discussion and past 2:30 we have 32:30

-- parcels of land he got an audience and by this time france had seen the wisdom to what things back and it was impossible to determine what the real impact was. but they certainly thought there was a lot of impact he was hailed a hero he became a celebrity in paris. you would think he received similar treatment in his home country for his own initiative. morbid that was most emphatically not the case. to be inexcusable of american foreign policy and what day saw the bus of these as well that the view that democratic republican of the mob rule of the french revolution in they wanted to do something that they would not do this again. and makes it does crime without authorization to correspond directly or indirectly with a foreign power over any disputes or controversy. this turns out to be one of the worthless slides and i know that is a high bar from when they pass this budget hawk in the 225 years it is passed not the single person was convicted that is the distinction and those on the eastern seaboard who were out of touch with the rest of america. in the absence the many real-esta

that vacant lot is a separate parcel and has a separate address of 1305, 31st avenue. for the past 18 years there have been 13 complaints. beginning in 1988 no visible street addresses which is why we have included records for both addresses. now 16th of those complaints happened in very past years and anytime between 1988 and 2014. but the following two complaints were made on the vacant lot during 2016. on november 14th, illegal interior building structure and on november 13th, quote there are a ton of garbage piling up on the property. a lot of items left on the sidewalk. some with trash and hazards. the owner turned it into a trash recycle site. again these records will be made available to you on our website as we continue compiling all public records relevant to this event that happen prior to the fire, we will be making those available on our public records request website so that they are downloadable and assessable to everyone in the public. no one ever wants to see a tragedy like this in their community. but when one strike it is our responsibility to take ag

minded person going into different communities, it is hard to imagines the landscapers so they had parcels of land for there was level else going on. so he went to help negotiate the bank's loans to brokerage the deals and ray was much more than a hamburger guy but the other was high minded finance so that is going on while joan hopes her husband but somehow they become involved with each other i am pretty sure it had something to do with one of the early hires which was a world war ii pilot and early on to be entered call that is a whole other book ended up living in florida so the earlier mcdonald's would fly around the country in the cessna and identify parcels of land but somewhere along the of away favors stopping off in rapid city so a relationship evolves he was desperate to marry her she'll most married him but she married somebody else not to give away the entire story but in 1965 when mcdonald's went public debt that is when he was married to his second wife so she was still in rapid city when he hit the lottery and became more of $33 million on paper. that was huge you have to r

this week is by far its busiest for handling parcels and letters, and christmas cheer would appear to, with a number of strikes. planes and trains are also at the heart of this christmas of discontent. southern rail passengers face more disruption as 400 conductors walk—out today and tomorrow. airline travellers will also face double trouble this week, as baggage handlers for swiss port are set to strike this friday and saturday. this will mainly affect regional airports. and talks got underway this morning to try and head off a strike over pay involving thousands of airlines of british cabin crew. —— british airways cabin crew. but why is it all happening now? the reality is that management is not listening to them, they need to do something that shows they are serious about the issues that matter to them. the post offers claims it is business as usual, while dozens of city centre sites are closed, post—office insists its modernisation plans will go ahead. what we can't do of course is change a strategy which is about improving post office services for customers in an increasingly co

firefighters arrived quickly to extinguish the blaze.many of the rescued parcels were amazon deliveries. amazon was so impressed that they're donating some money to the local fire department. amazon says it's made its first-ever prime air drone delivery... with the launch of a private the u-k.the service promises to get packages up to five pounds to consumers in 30 minutes or less using drones. it took 13 minutes from customer click to package delivery.amazon is starting the service with two customers within miles of its u-k facility for the initial phase of this trial with plans to expand to hundreds more. today's tmj4 is also proud to partner with the hunger task force and raymond james investments on "home 4 the holidays." its a virtual food ingredients for a holiday meal. just go to tmj4.com and look for the "home 4 the holidays" button. still ahead - we'll get a look at the markets this afternoon... and -- happy hanukkah! where the jewish holiday falls on the calendar this year... and how the community is invited to take part in a big celebration. at perdue, we take some unexpected

we're taking five parcells including north ridge, pieces of land and discussing how can we build this community? >> to redo it. >> redo it and what do we need in the next ten years? so that's where we see that the opportunity is endless. absolutely endless. we look at our strengths our businesses, manufactures, car dealerships so we know people will come. >> it's like a blank canvas it coulbe >> exactly. to service our amazing rederesidential communities. we have an amazing diversity of everything income people, all ethnic groups and that's what we want to keep there. >> and you're having fun too. we mentioned the food truck. think that is super fun for people to look forward to one day a week you are also doing an art walk. >> the only way we can get place it is is to bring people in. june 3 we're doing the first of many art walks. it's going to be on brown deer road. with the multicultural emphasis we'll be bringing in artists, dancers, jazz, blues. we're trying to get this place to be fun. >> i like it. >> i love what you're doing. you can visit online if you want to learn more abo

assessors parcel block 4277 lot number 16 to a friend the planning determines ceqa determination spears can we take this item same house, same call? without objection the ordinance passes universally on the first reading >>[gavel] >> let's go to item number 26 >> item 26 our resolution to approve the jurisdictional transfer of 18 1 gerald ave. assessors parcel block number 5281 lot number 001 commonly known as the asphalt land site under the jurisdiction of public works to the san francisco public utilities commission and a portion of 116 napoleon st. commonly known as napoleon site currently under the jurisdiction of sf puc to public works. subject to the terms and conditions of the memorandum of understanding to puc and public works and to adopt the appropriate findings. >> colleagues can we take this item same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously >>[gavel] >> because let's go to our 3 pm special orders >> item 27 through 30 comprise of special order at 3 pm for public hearing of persons interested in the public works decision approving a tentative

it is largest ever parcel of land to be returned since okinawa's reversion since u.s. administration in 197 2. it is the largest u.s. military training site in the southern prefecture. the governments of japan and the united states agreed on the return in 1996.

this week is by far its busiest for handling parcels and letters, and christmas cheer would appear toply elsewhere as well, with a number of strikes. planes and trains are also at the heart of this christmas of discontent. southern rail passengers face more disruption as 400 conductors walk—out today and tomorrow. airline travellers will also face double trouble this week, as baggage handlers for swiss port are set to strike this friday and saturday. and talks got underway this morning to try and head off a strike over pay involving thousands of airlines of british airways cabin crew. but why is it all happening now? the reality is that management is not listening to them, they need to do something that shows they are serious about the issues that matter to them. the post offers claims it is business as usual, while dozens of city centre sites are closed, post—office insists its modernisation plans will go ahead. what we can't do of course is change a strategy which is about improving post office services for customers in an increasingly competitive marketplace, with changing lifestyl

had the progressive expropriation of land from the indigenous population, and then that land was parceled out often times

in order to have it be more permanent i think we parcels set aside.ed to think creatively to make farming longer-term were permanent fixture in our city. so thank you again. i look forward i can >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is alan martinez. i think just as it's unwise to take a wait and see attitude on immigration i think it's crazy to take a wait and see attitude on how. i been following the news is you all have and the republicans have promised to repeal aca as their first item of business which could include repealing the individual mandate. as a new york times article pointed out, no matter what we assuring things the republican readership may be saying, insurance, visit their own agenda and will do what's good for them. sooner rather than later which could introduce chaos to the healthcare system. the new york similar news article stated state of california gives $20 billion from the federal government for healthcare. i don't know that's just a [inaudible] aca or lotta medicare. but that's a lot of money [

in order to have it be more permanent i think we parcels set aside.ed to think creatively to make farming longer-term were permanent fixture in our city. so thank you again. i look forward i can >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is alan martinez. i think just as it's unwise to take a wait and see attitude on immigration i think it's crazy to take a wait and see attitude on how. i been following the news is you all have and the republicans have promised to repeal aca as their first item of business which could include repealing the individual mandate. as a new york times article pointed out, no matter what we assuring things the republican readership may be saying, insurance, visit their own agenda and will do what's good for them. sooner rather than later which could introduce chaos to the healthcare system. the new york similar news article stated state of california gives $20 billion from the federal government for healthcare. i don't know that's just a [inaudible] aca or lotta medicare. but that's a lot of money [

that's a separate parcel and has a separate address of 1305 31st avenue. for the past 30 years, there have been 18 complaints involving the vacant lot beginning in 1988. note that there are no visible street addresses for either of these properties. which is why we have inhadcluded records for both addresses. now 16 of those complaints happened in very past years between 1988 and 2014. but the following two complaints were made on the vacant lot during 2016. on november 14th, illegal interior building structure and on november 14th, quote there are a ton of garbage piling up on the property, a lot of items left on the sidewalk, some of trash was hazardous. this property is a storage but the owner turned it to become trash recycle site. again, these records will be made available to you on our website as we continue compiling all public records relevant to this event that happened prior to the fire. we will be making those available on our public records request website so they are downloadable and accessible to everyone in the public. no one ever wants to

in order to have it be more permanent i think we parcels set aside.ed to think creatively to make farming longer-term were permanent fixture in our city. so thank you again. i look forward i can >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is alan martinez. i think just as it's unwise to take a wait and see attitude on immigration i think it's crazy to take a wait and see attitude on how. i been following the news is you all have and the republicans have promised to repeal aca as their first item of business which could include repealing the individual mandate. as a new york times article pointed out, no matter what we assuring things the republican readership may be saying, insurance, visit their own agenda and will do what's good for them. sooner rather than later which could introduce chaos to the healthcare system. the new york similar news article stated state of california gives $20 billion from the federal government for healthcare. i don't know that's just a [inaudible] aca or lotta medicare. but that's a lot of money [

as well as the neighbors of the they get lots on and separate parcels.13 05 31st ave. >> the release of any public documents prior to december 2nd will not compromise any investigation related to this fire. it will be treated as a public record. in the 30 year period, roughly cover the land of time that we had a electronic record. >> the vast majority of the questions that we have received, regarding the content we have. but we want to recognize that there are other city agencies that we are working on compiling records from. including police calls for service and fighters and inspections. -- fires and inspections. >> i just want to say that we are also seeking out workers from other public agencies including alameda that will have records of interest. many people have axed and i want to have this confirmed that as of 2007 the owner listed and is also listed over the bay get a lot. to use it as a commercial space and not permit for residential. nor public assembly use. now prior to the deli where house fire. there have been three complaints made about th

both fedex, we had a 50 acre parcel we assembled over a period of time in chicago.ght by midway airport, just outside of the city. it's close as you could probably find 50 acres. it was three different sellers. we aggregated that parcel and started with plans to build normal distributions. fedex came along. they probably would have rather bought, but it's not for sale. you've got something you need, the result was we entered into a long-term lease with fedex involvement with ups. we had a property in hayward. the building that was vacant we bought it. it was a good building, but too big for the site. it wasn't enough parking for trucks or cars. our plans were to demolish a quarter of it. we added value but it's attracting brick and mortar. >> sounds like business is good enough you can do that. >> you want to do that. our goal is to create value, not just buy and hold, but buy and add value to our people and our ideas and our capital. >> it's certainly worked. you had better return than almost any real estate investment trust i fochlt it's great growth model. the pr

with the patriots and parcells was notorious for haying rookies and was really, that's all you have?laughter] >> it's an astonishing place. i keep thinking it's not going to last and i keep thinking that they're going to stop producing division one player and yet it's still happening. and i really thought this year -- 35-30 that's not aliquippa standard. i'm not predicting their demise this year, i really thought with all the hits tape on the field and that they had gone in place that they were going to have a very hard time this year. they had a harder time but i'm wrong yet again. >> wow. >> questions over there. >> i think it's gone down. i've been to a lot of games where certainly the stadium is not jammed pack. the interest in the team remains and you certainly have a former steel workers under this roof that's been set up for them at the pit but the interest in football remains, i would say the attendants at nonbig games specially has gone down. to me, which again you sort of think, wow, are people really interested in this town. you look at four different teams and four differ

it's all part and parcel -- i willingness to engage the world. >> here was a headline. trump says ready to play role in resolution of issues. let me ask you, is he offering to mediate border disputes -- i guess pakistan wanted to imply that, that he was offering to mediate border disputes between pakistan and india. >> there has been great tension between india and pakistan in recent days. it's resulted in violence along the cashmere region. expressed in conversation with leaders from both countries was a desire for continued u.s. engagement and building the relationship with both those countries. these are two nuclear powers. s president-elect recognizes that. and making sure that they know that when this administration takes office, that we intend to be fully engaged in the region and fully engaged with both nations to advance peace and >> i think in president-elect donald trump you have someone who is prepared to advance america's interests here at home, to rebuild the economy, to fight for american jobs. but i think you are also going to see an energetic leadership

we have a look next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, parcel carriers are keeping up with record online sales this holiday season. u-p-s projects a 14 percent increase in package deliveries this year compared to last. while fedex forecasts a 10 percent climb. data tracker shipmatrix says about 97 percent of ups deliveries and nearly 99 percent of fedex deliveries made it to their destination on time last week. the clock is ticking.. if you still need to ship those holiday presents! if you want it in time for christmas.. today is the deadline to send mail "first class." for priority mail.. you have until tomorrow. and priority express.. you have until december 23rd. but u-s-p-s officials say.. try to do it sooner rather than later. "..sharon varnadoÂusps customer service coordinator do to some of the snow storms that we have, it's a possibility that some of the mail maybe delayed."." u-s-p-s expects to send nearly 16- billion pieces of mail this holiday season. most post offices are staying open later.. to help everyone with their shipments. a package theif stole all of the presents one east bay mom picked

. >> this person did drop this parcel at that location. >> this this newly surveillance video related to the package bombing incident last week, you can see the man put something on the oorstep and walk down the street for several blocks. police described the man as possibly asian, late teens to early 30s wearing a lumber jack, elmefu found a motive, but say the package was addressed to 60-year old jim aldin and you can see the injuries. i'm lindsay davis. >> if you find yourself yelling in rush how about how bad drivers in colorado are inn3 colorado -- mitch does it all the time at himself. there's a >> colorado is the 8th worst driving state in the -- they looked at everything. colorado was in the top ten for speeding tickets and dui's unfortunately and number one under citations. >> the worst driving state our friends to the west, utah. the best, rhode island. >> is that it? >> comparison? >>>i know, i would not think rhode island. >> if you're driving today, no real treacherous conditions. we have a few flurries so you want to make sure the windshield wipers are working. colder. m

subject lines the company your order is ready to be delivered, or courier was unable to deliver the parcel." the email could be infected with a virus that either locks up your computer or can extract your personal banking information. take time to look at the email and don't click on the link provided. instead type in the actual , website of the store you purchase something from to see if it is true. adrienne: now would be a good time to check the water level of your christmas tree. a fire department and t.v. station tested three trees with different levels of moisture moisture by setting them on fire. the first tree did not get any water, and within 30 seconds, it is completely up in flames. another tree that had been sitting in the water for 10 days started easily but it took , longer to become fully engulfed. the third tree was coated with a flame retardant substance and wouldn't start on fire. patrick: from a hot holiday breakfast, to holiday shopping, and ending with free cookies and cocoa. we're looking ahead to tomorrow. the west bend municipal airport starting at 7:00 a.m., you can

in order to have it be more permanent i think we parcels set aside. need to think creatively to make farming longer-term were permanent fixture in our city. so thank you again. i look forward i can >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hi. my name is alan martinez. i think just as it's unwise to take a wait and see attitude on immigration i think it's crazy to take a wait and see attitude on how. i been following the news is you all have and the republicans have promised to repeal aca as their first item of business which could include repealing the individual mandate. as a new york times article pointed out, no matter what we assuring things the republican readership may be saying, insurance, visit their own agenda and will do what's good for them. sooner rather than later which could introduce chaos to the healthcare system. the new york similar news article stated state of california gives $20 billion from the federal government for healthcare. i don't know that's just a [inaudible] aca or lotta medicare. but that's a lot of mone

tax on the ballot that showed how much people care we put a parcel tax the parcel tax pass higher than prop q that goes against homeless people we. >> saw that, yes people in san francisco according to our property tax care more about removing tents from the city we we've got a lot more work to do probation j mentioned we is a mandate we need to fund i don't think this is the sources and shouldn't be the source we've work together on different deals to make sure the city college and street trees and transportation all the services moving forward and step back to that and making other tough choices to balance the budget we have to defund things so my last day on the board of supervisors i'm introducing an ordinance that will allow us to fund many different things a way to have a way to negotiate how we deappraise certain things and ii won't be here but moved on the priorities that the voters made happen i'm sorry for taking so long i appreciate all the work we've done openly on all the priorities to make sure we put our priorities forward and deprioritize so things can happen. >> thank

. >> this person did, in fact, drop this parcel at that location. >> reporter: in this newly released surveillance video believed to be related to the package bombing incident last week you can see the man put something on the doorstep and then casually walked down the treat for several blocks. police describe the man as possibly asian, late teens to early 30s, wearing a lumberjack elmer fudd style hat with ear flaps down and baseball hat underneath. police have not yet found a motive but say the package was addressed to 60-year-old jim aldin. in this photo you can see injuries from the shrapnel on his face, chest and airports. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> a rhode island man is recovering after a horrific car crash that played out on social media. the man live streamed himself on facebook recklessly speeding through traffic at 115 miles an hour. this along route 6 plowing into the back of a garbage truck barreling across three lanes then slamming into the barrier there. you see the result. >> at least he survived after that stunt. >>> former astronaut buzz aldrin is in stable

for parcel posted a link at cbs 58 dot police in washington identified the veteran officer shot and killed while answering a domestic violence c. call..reginald "jake" gutierrez and his partner responded to a call in tacoma, washington on wednesday. when the officer started to go up the stairs to the house.. the two exchanged gunfire.. and the officer was shot.police say the shooter barricaded hif children..using them as shields.he was eventually shot and killed.. the two children were not hurt.officials say the community is standing by the department. 1:45-2:00 support from our community in general and it just makes me feel very honored (emotional) to be a tacoma police officer. 3 officer. 3 the mayor ordered flags in the community to be lowered to police say a man live-streamed himself on facebook... going more than 100 miles an hour through traffic.they say the 20-year-old crashed his car... and is now in the hospital with critical injuries.rhode island police say ?this? video is a perfect example of what not to do while driving. 3 police say the car flew into the center median... slamm

looks like a busy day for you, lots of letters and parcels. well, at least it's a nice day for it!. he sent me to get these throat lozenges. here, those are mine. if i don't take those i might lose my voice. that is why he sent me to get them! cheeky blighter! there's a lot of them about, ain't there? i ain't staying round here! we used plasticine because it was fun and it's quite easy, although it has got a few drawbacks. if the temperature is too cold, it can crack. if it's too hot, it can melt and get a bit soggy, and arms and legs can fall off. custard surprise on its way up! drumming music. i've been a man in the world, and i want everybody out there on tv to know it. i am the greatest. i don't think he'll ever get through this round. he's going again... he's got him! why do you insist on being called muhammad ali now? that's the name given to me by my leading teacher. that's my original name, that's a slave name, i'm no longer a slave. a man who can pay in two fights for three planes, why would you take and seek out and be anxious to call me, out of 30 men who you could have

this is part and parcel of the lake effectses snow that has been ongoing in areas to our north and westcolder wind moving over the lake waters you can see the temperatures cold, freezing in philadelphia, 24 in allentown. and it's only 19 degrees in mount pocono. 29 in birmingham black man, colder than it is here, 25 in little rock, 27 in nashville and here is the core of the cold, bismarck north dakota, 15 below 0. quiet weather through overnight. quiet tomorrow, most on the lake effects flurries should stay off to our north, here comes a warm front sunday. sunday afternoon looks like snow will start along that warm front mainly in the poconos and the lehigh valley. this should stay to our north, the eagles game looks quiet. lifts to the north and we get the big push of warm air, it's now looking warm enough that this should be main al cold rain, maybe few flakes. lehigh valley and the poconos starts with snow but change over to rain, possibly a brief period of freezing rain, by monday morning rain for all of us as temperatures go above freezing. best chances for accumulating snow where

. >> it's the busiest time of the year for parcel deliveries in america, and ups drivers are on the case like elves on santa's sleigh. santa's elves, and maybe you too. ups anticipates it'll deliver about 700 million packages between now and christmas, and they have job openings. >> there are all some opportunities for persons looking for extra holiday money. how great is it to be santa's helper and brown? it is a great opportunity, very flexible. you are able to get som >> ups encourages customers to sign up for a program called 'my choice,' allowing them to get an email when their package arrives and there are other ways to keep , your deliveries safe. >> we suggest that any of our customers try to get their package is rerouted to their work twice or being able to get those packages rerouted to friends or family members. >> the advice that is always good, get your packages out be sure to make it in time for christmas. patrick: always good advice. the rain isn't the only reason people in washington state are watching for flooded streets. it's because of beavers. they've been building da

so these are people who had parcels of land in places where there was very little else going on, and so harry went in and helped negotiate bank loans and brokered deals with real estate owners and built these mcdonald's, and ray was much more the hamburger guy, whereas harry was the high-minded finance guy. so that is going on while joan's helping her husband. but they continued to somehow be involved with each other, and i'm pretty sure it had something to do with one of ray's early hires who was a world war ii pilot, who owned a little cessna, and ray and harry and june mr. teen know, who -- martin know who was integral -- a whole other book -- she ended enliving in florida -- i won't go too far ahead. the early mcdonald's core team would fly around the country in cessna and look overhead for the clutches and schools some identify parcels of land, but somewhere along the way, ray was stopping off in rapid city, and joan was seeing him somewhere. and so a relationship -- >> host: a reelings reelings ship evolved. she was desperate to marry her. he married someone else, divorced this

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mike: it's the busiest time of the year for parcel deliveries in america, and ups drivers are on the case like elves on santa's sleigh. mike: in fact, they could use some of santa's elves and maybe you too. ups anticipates it'll deliver about 700 million packages between now and christmas, and they have job openings. >> they are awesome opportunities for people that are looking for extra holiday money. how great is it to be santa's helper in brown? money. mike: ups encourages customers to sign up for a program called my choice allowing them to get an email when their package arrives, and there are other ways to keep your deliveries safe. >> we really suggest that any of our customers try to get packages rerouted to their workplace, or be able to get them rerouted to friends or family members. mike: it is always good to get them ordered early. be certain they will make it in patrick: as he said time is of , the essence. depending on where you chose to do business, here are some deadlines you might want to keep in mind. the u.s. postal service says december 15 is the last day for retai

ukraine is part and parcel. the idea of efending against an external fear is very real in their mind. there is also pride. russia was a great power starting with peter the great all the way up until the fall of the romanov dynasty and the russian revolution. it was a great power and a great empire and you have the russian revolution and then it becomes a power in its own right eye making the greatest contribution to defeating not the journey and then -- nazi germany and becomes a superpower drink cold war. all that came shattering down between 89 and 90. putin himself called at the greatest catastrophe of the last century. it was something that ripped apart at the self-esteem nd pride of a country that was and pride of a country that was fed propaganda about how big and tall they were. they want to regain russian nationalist pride in themselves and there's lot of interest involved, not a lot of interest involved, not the least amount of money and so forth. those three factors are significant to the russians and

this is an important time of year as people are sending their christmas cards and parcels.entirely on how do we ensure that we minimise disruption for our customers. all of our focus is on post office customers today and tomorrow and for the rest of the week as we seek to minimise any disruption which could impact on them. presumably the timing before christmas is not by accident? it is really disappointing the union is taking this action before christmas, absolutely. this is not a great time of year to be taking strike action. millions of customers rely on post office services. it is great, therefore, to say that it looks like many colleagues across the post office have come to work as normal today. i would like to thank them for showing the commitment they have shown 365 days of the year for their customers across their branches, particularly at this critical time of the year. the strike action is disappointing. it is clearly disappointing that we are in a position where we need to reassure customers that it'll be business as usual. but that is the message. for those unsu

monday before christmas, traditionally the busiest shipping day of the year for packages and other parcels. today is expected to be the busiest mailing day of the year. the postal service says this year could be even busier than last year. "nbc 10" stopped by this post office in north philadelphia where some people were trying to get a jump on the crowd. >> it gets worse as it gets closer to the 25th. we've experienced the line on the 23rd and we decided to try to cram just a little bit. >> tomorrow's the deadline for first class shipping to guarantee your package arrives by christmas. here's some other important shipping deadlines. if you use ups, today is the deadline for three day select shipping for arrival by christmas. you have until friday for ups next day air. if you're going with fed ex tomorrow is the last day for two-day delivery service in time for christmas. >>> 5:37. montgomery county the lights went out at the king of prussia mall because of a power outage. there was a shortage in the circuit that serves the mall. shoppers were in the dark for about 30 minutes. >>> win or lo