she won best post office _ and the like. she won best post office in— and the like. her first year and represented the northeast in the finals in london and the next — the finals in london and the next post office she bought at the horizon system fitted more or less — the horizon system fitted more or less after taking over. and the problems started immediately. the helpline were 'ust immediately. the helpline were just giving her the same answers all of the time, no one else _ answers all of the time, no one else was— answers all of the time, no one else was having this problem and finally after several requests we did get a gentleman to come — requests we did get a gentleman to come out and have a look and do an— to come out and have a look and do an audit — to come out and have a look and do an audit and see where the problems— do an audit and see where the problems lay. and he couldn't solve — problems lay. and he couldn't solve the _ problems lay. and he couldn't solve the shortage problem and he told — solve the shortage problem and he told me he would make goo

the post office - about franchisees. that's right. the post office is i right.ost office is reeling from the scandal that has been going on for more than a decade now where more than 900 of these individuals that run post offices were unfairly prosecuted because of problems with their it system. as well as that specific problem, it has been struggling to make money because lots of the government services that post office is used to provide are now being delivered online and we send fewer letters than we used to and there is competition in the puzzle market. this is the start of a process where the new government, the incoming labour government, the incoming labour government, is looking to fix the business model of the post office. —— parcel market. we heard yesterday that there will be a smaller centre for the post office and more power delivered to the people that provide the services. that is why they are looking at slimming down the head office, hundreds ofjobs are at risk there and also reviewing the future of the crown offices that they themselves provide.

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the post office has announced that l post office has announced that hundreds ofjobs are to be lost asod to be going from head office. the remaining crown sites are under threat of closure, too. the new chairman of the post office nigel railton says he wants to ensure some postmasters get out greater revenue this year. we want to enter _ greater revenue this year. - want to enter into a new relationship with our postmasters and strategic partners in a new deal. subject to funding from government and those conversations are very positive, we repeat this again, we want to add an additional £4 billion annually to postmaster enumeration by 2030. and we can do this and we can do it by maximising our revenue streams, ensuring value for money in every single pound spent and working in lockstep with government and postmasters. in addition, we want to ensure you are properly supported every step of the way, from onboarding to day—to—day support for the branches. we will deal with this by strengthening postmaster voices in the business with representation from the bodmin right through to the fro

here in the uk, a major shake—up of the post office has been announced. chairman nigel railton is briefing staff today on the outcome of a review launched earlier this year — aimed at putting the business on a firmer financial footing. the bbc understands that 115 loss—making branches wholly owned by the post office could be closed with around a thousand jobs at risk. hundreds ofjobs are also under threat at post office headquarters. the bbc�*s ben king has more. post offices reeling from the scandal that has been going on for a decade now, where 900 of these individuals who run post offices were unfairly prosecuted because of problems with their it system. as well as that specific problem, it's been struggling to make money because a lot of services it used to provide are now being delivered online and we send fewer letters than we used to. so this is the start of a process where the incoming labour government is looking to fix the business model for the post office effectively. we heard the new business secretary yesterday saying that that would see a s

are at risk in a major shake up of the uk's post office. also coming up, living the stream! spotify soars as millions more tune in to the music service and it heads for a full year of profits at last. and, tough times in toyland — retailers unveil their top christmas list but with family finances stretched, how many will make it into santa's sack this year? live from london, this is business today. i'm sally bundock. we start in germany because europe's biggest economy is facing uncertain times. in the next few hours, chancellor olaf scholz will address germany's parliament, the bundestag, after the collapse of his ruling coalition last week. the country now faces a snap election in february. before he speaks, though, germany's council of economic advisors will be giving their latest forecasts for next year, and they won't be pretty. are at risk in a major shake up of the uk's post office. spotify soars as millions more tune in to the music service and it heads for a full year of profits at last. and, tough times in toyland — retailers unveil their top christmas list but wit

but 115 are crown post offices, like this one.ion, but they�* re loss—making. so their future is uncertain, putting at risk up to 1,000 jobs, along with hundreds of roles at head office. the dvla are saying no. gerry brown is one of thousands of self—employed sub—postmasters. he welcomes the idea of a slimmed down centre. it will hopefully put more money in his pocket. well, the most important thing is an increase in our remuneration, in our pay. we have been starved of cash. our income has been cut, services have been cut, and it's made it impossible to run a post office. but the union representing post office staff described the plan as tone deaf and immoral. we are not going to support the idea that they close the entire crown post office network or franchise. that's not going to create a future for the post office. and we're certainly not going to support this attack on our members' jobs. we will be looking for the government to intervene. the government said it is in active discussions with nigel railton. a consultation will

to the post office business model.s heavily on the tax payer and it's very top heavy. you know, you've got very, very, very many managers managing small business people, people out there that are trying to earn a living. they're the least paid. they receive the smallest amount of remuneration. so it's time it was turned on its head. it's time that the subpostmasters were paid properly and i'm sure that the restructure needs to take place. and obviously we need to make it so that the commercial decisions are made now to to give strength going forward. but you can't possibly have a company with so many management structures and so top heavy, that relies on the small business person to pay all those wages. you know, we need to make it so that it's more commercial because we need to return to proper payments for proper transactions. and that's not what's happening now. we've got lots and lots of village postmasters and small town postmasters that are working for nothing, basically for very small fees, tiny penny transactio

also tonight — a big shake up is expected at the post office that could result in the loss of hundredsfjobs. we're in court in moscow as a 68—year—old doctor who allegedly made comments about the war in ukraine is jailed after being denounced by one of her patients. the winner of the booker prize 2024 is samantha hardy for orbital. we'll be speaking to samantha harvey live. have you seen it yet? no. 0n newsnight at 10:30pm tonight, we'll bring you a fresh insight on the stories of the day with big interviews and our regular panel of newsnighters, and, of course, look at what the papers are saying about tomorrow's news. good evening. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has resigned days after he was criticised in a report over his handling of the case of a prolific child abuser associated with the church. john smyth, who died six years ago, subjected around 130 boys and young men to physical, sexual and psychological attacks over decades. the archbishop, who was made aware of the abuse in 2013, was criticised in the report for not going to the police. today, justin welby said he

in charleston, south carolina, a mob laid siege to the us post office there. nd you can see in the illustration they pulled many of these items out from the post and set fire to them outside and there's no way you can see this up on the screen but if you can look at this on a computer and zoom in some of the papers at the bottom there are marked with titles like the liberator the boston atlas another another paper from the north so this the kind of violent reaction the repression that they eliciting from the south. but that's actually wasn't confined only to the south. there was also a lot of people in the north and especially kind of in the middle portion of the country. a lot of white people who were supportive of slavery or at least were not supportive of abolitionists and did not like the way abolitionists were doing what they were doing. so in the decades leading to the civil war, there were at least two dozen violent attacks on anti-slavery newspaper personalities. most of these actually took place on supposedly freely territory in the north, and the most

but 110 branches that are wholly owned by the post office are thought to be at risk.ns and could have third party take on the branches? but these sites employ effectively 1000 people and the business secretary said this week that the future of the post office has to be one that has a significantly smaller centre and would need considerable changes to the organisation centrally to do that and we could hear as early as tomorrow morning what these plans are. emma simpson there. i went to leave you this half—hour with a small bird causing a huge commotion in west yorkshire, a scarlet tanager, found thousands of miles away in america spotted on the washing line in a back garden. hundreds of bird—watchers are gathering to look at it in the tiny village. good luck to them and i hope you see it. this is bbc news. back in a moment. hello. in the sunniest spots today temperatures got all the way up to 13 or 1a degrees. not so where mist and fog lingered for a good part of the day. one or two locations only got to 5 or 6 c. the next few days will bring more mist and murk and fog

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the post office will officially be called the dianne feinstein post office. california senators alex padilla and laphonza butler also introduced a bill to rename a joshua tree visitor center after the late senator. after a successful couple of events, the warriors are getting their own entertainment zone in san francisco. it's going to cover 11 acres at thrive city, which includes restaurants, bars, retailers around chase center. the new zone will officially kick off with a tree lighting ceremony on november 30th. coming up and participating stores will be selling alcohol to go. mayor london breeds first entertainment zone, you might remember, was approved on front street back in june. since then, the city has held two successful events oktoberfest and nightmare on french street. city says participating retailers saw up to a 1,500% increase in sales, and governor newsom has signed legislation to allow other cities to follow sf's entertainment zone model starting in january. all right. we continue to track that atmospheric river hitting the bay area. we're goi

the post office in san francisco is now one step closer to being renamed. in honor of the late senator dianne feinstein. the u.s. senate unanimously passing a bill to today officially rename the post office at the historic rincon center. the bill now advances to the house. now, if passed, the name will officially be called the dianne feinstein post office. california senator alex padilla, as well as laphonza butler, also introduced a bill to rename a joshua tree visitor center after the late senator. what a nice tribute. well, another nba championship never far from steph curry's mind. ahead on nbc bay area, our colleagues are going one on one with the dub nation superstar about the reason he's still in the game after 16 years in the nba nice to meet ya. my name is david. i've been a pharmacist for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's safe and effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the

we saw her earlier in the week and giving evidence in the post office inquiry and the prime ministerp to the cop29. we will be going back to thatjust in a few minutes' time. in the meantime, let's catch up on other news. the sad news that the actor timothy west has died at the age of 90. this may have been one of timothy west's last public appearances meeting queen camilla at a literally event. he was married to fellow actress pring ellis goes for 60 years and starred in shows such as brass, the sitcom not going out. he was also a regular 0ut. he was also a regular shakespearean performer, twice playing king leo. those pictures from may this year when he met queen camilla. —— king leah. breaking news, the father has accepted full responsibility for her death. he made the admission under cross examination. previously she sought to blame his wife killing his daughter, bit in his admission he told jurors that he accepted every single thing. sara was found dead at the family home in woking last august after the defendants fled to pakistan. herfather has denied all charges of murder and c

janet skinner ended up in prison, wrongly convicted of stealing from her post office.ting for her compensation. this is supposed to help people. it's more like a battle. she's had to learn how to walk again. amid all the stress she suffered a neurological collapse, paralysed from the neck down. janet's now being asked for a fifth medical report, another opinion on whether her disability was caused by her ordeal. are they going to want something else after this, and then they're going to want something else after? do you know, it's just never—ending. how long has your claim been going on for now? they've had my claim for over two years. money is being paid out but it's less than a quarter of the £1.8 billion now set aside by the government. and it's those hardest hit, often the most complex cases, that are waiting the longest. frustrations are real. james hartley is one of the main lawyers for the victims and is giving evidence to mps today. we are not asking government to simply pay what a postmaster is asking, whatever that figure may be. we understand it has to have

like, it was the post office. and i was just like, in complete disbelief. >> the driver backs up and slowly veers around the damaged car, then drives off. >> did we get a note? did they ring our doorbell? nope. person got back in the car and just drove off. just like nothing ever happened. >> brady contacted the local post office to make a claim. an employee came and took pictures. >> well, i'm going to, you know, turn this in and we'll get back to you. >> however, no one did. brady contacted the postmaster in sacramento. >> okay. what you need to do is take the car to get two estimates, and then we'll get back to you. >> again, no one did. so he called back. >> he's like, to be honest with you. he goes, it's going to take anywhere from 6 to 9 months for us to get going on it. and i was like, yeah, that's not going to work. >> the damage seemed minimal, but the impact had actually bent the frame. the car was a total loss and the insurance payout didn't cover the replacement cost. brady had to settle for an older m

like, it was the post office.e disbelief. >> the driver backs up and slowly veers around the damaged car, then drives off. >> did we get a note? did they ring our doorbell? nope. person got back in the car and just drove off. just like nothing ever happened. >> brady contacted the local post office to make a claim. an employee came and took pictures. >> well, i'm going to, you know, turn this in and we'll get back to you. >> however, no one did. brady contacted the postmaster in sacramento. >> okay. what you need to do is take the car to get two estimates, and then we'll get back to you. >> again, no one did. so he called back. >> he's like, to be honest with you. he goes, it's going to take anywhere from 6 to 9 months for us to get going on it. and i was like, yeah, that's not going to work. >> the damage seemed minimal, but the impact had actually bent the frame. the car was a total loss and the insurance payout didn't cover the replacement cost. brady had to settle for an older model. >> that's when the reality

with the post office, it has to go through the post office first. we're probably in the 80% and up turnout, so i think it's going to be a pretty high turnout in here. >> you want to help? >> jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> the absolute deadline to vote in california is to have your mail in ballot postmarked on election day, or to be at a polling place in line by 8 p.m. anyone who still has not registered to vote but wants to can cast a provisional ballot on election day. we do have more resources on our website to help you with se of the issues on the ballot. you can find more by scanning the qr code here on your screen or you can visit ktvu.com/election. >> new polling shows one of the most closely watched statewide propositions prop 36 has a good chance of passing. a uc berkeley poll of likely voters found 60% of voters plan to vote yes on prop 36, the initiative that would increase sentences for certain drug and theft crimes. 25% plan to vote no. 15% are undecided on prop 32, the initiative to increase the state minimum wage, 47% of likely

come in and pick up keys from the post office to get their mail, said garcia. >> abc seven news, therose officials say recent storms dropped enough natural snow for the resort's snow making operation to kick in. the resort will operate two lifts and open multiple trails, with 1000 vertical feet of skiing. other resorts in the area plan to open before thanksgiving, and they include heavenly north star, northstar, california and palisades tahoe. >> that's fun. >> yeah. now they just want some new fresh snow. >> but in the meantime, we're going to get some fresh rain. >> that is true. let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel. hey, sandhya. hi, there. >> yeah, and you know what? dan and kristen, we're also going to see some snow up in the sierra. so let's take a look at a live picture right now in the tahoe area. it is 40s for the temperatures at this hour. that's going to be changing though as we head towards monday where they will be seeing some rain and snow. our live picture is beautiful views today we saw those temperatures in the 60s and 70s, but you're noticing a few more h

. >> in san francisco, there's going to be a new post office.t's same post office, but it will be named after late senator dianne feinstein. >> they just passed that bill in the u.s. senate unanimously authored by california's current senator alex padilla and lafond. so butler dianne feinstein post office is at the rain come finance center just off the embarcadero. so now she has got a post office and also she has got the international terminal at sfo named after her. it's 8.40, in kron. 4 is celebrating. speaking of remarkable women, we've got a remarkable woman of the bay area. contest, but kind of because when you nominate someone they could be featured on the news right here on the kron. 4 morning news as well as maybe even when a prize, is a couple $1000 that can go to a nonprofit. so scan the qr code on your screen and it will take you to that spot on our website. >> okay. we're going to take a break here at 8.40. that's still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. the forty-niners have been snake that all season with injuries to key players.

raskin: i rise in was a lifelong and honor her legacy by naming a post office. we support this legislation and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from louisiana is recognized. mr. higgins: i have no further speakers on this bill and prepared to close. thank you, mr. speaker. i encourage my colleagues to honor a veteran and local postmaster. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the alyields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass senate 2274. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. mr. higgins: i move the house suspend the rules and pass senate bill 2367 the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: an act to designate the facility of the united states postal 410 dakota avenue south in huron, south dakota as martin post office building. the speaker pro tempore: the

like, it was the post office. and i was just like, in complete disbelief. >> the driver backs up and slowly veers around the damaged car, then drives off. >> did we get a note? did they ring our doorbell? nope. person got back in the car and just drove off. just like nothing ever happened. >> brady contacted the local post office to make a claim. an employee came and took pictures. >> well, i'm going to, you know, turn this in and we'll get back to you. >> however, no one did. brady contacted the postmaster in sacramento. >> okay, what you need to do is take the car to get two estimates, and then we'll get back to you. >> again, no one did. so he called back. >> and he's like, to be honest with you. he goes, it's going to take anywhere from 6 to 9 months for us to get going on it. now i was like, yeah, that's not going to work. >> the damage seemed minimal, but the impact had actually bent the frame. the car was a total loss and the insurance payout didn't cover the replacement cost. brady had to settle for an old

the post office is looking at options for its wholly—owned branches, which currently employ about 1,000ing. it comes as the long—running inquiry into the horizon it scandal heads into its final stages. parts of spain are being lashed with yet more heavy rain. thousands of homes have been evacuated in southern spain after a red alert was issued for extreme rain and flooding. schools have been closed in malaga, and tourist resorts like marbella are expected to take the full force of the latest storm. this map shows the areas in southern spain and on the east coast that are affected today. it comes just two weeks after more than 220 people were killed in valencia by flash flooding — which were the worst in europe this century. from spain, here's nick beake. more misery heaped on spain. this deluge in malaga today. a scramble to reach safety, in the face of the latest downpour. this has been a brutal time for the country after it was gripped by the worst floods in generations. it's estimated 100,000 cars were destroyed a fortnight ago. that's nothing compared to the human cost. yesterday, w

a radical shake up of the post office is expected to be announced as early as wednesday. d, which includes hundreds ofjob losses at head office, as part of a wider transformation of the whole business. under the move, 115 loss—making branches wholly owned by the post office could also be closed. the nhs will start offering an "improved" stop smoking pill to tens of thousands of people in england who want to quit cigarettes. nhs england says varenicline, a daily tablet given over a few months, is more effective than nicotine replacement gum or patches. it works by reducing cravings and blocking nicotine's effect on the brain, while also helping with withdrawal symptoms. sir keir starmer�*s former chief of staff, sue gray, will not be taking up her post as the prime minister's envoy to the nations and regions. she was appointed to the newly—created position after stepping down from her role in downing street. sue gray said then, that she risked becoming a distraction, after a series of negative headlines about her pay. you're live with bbc news. a russian doctor is facing fi

like, it was the post office. was just like, in complete disbelief. >> the driver backs up and slowly veers around the damaged car, then drives off. >> did we get a note? did they ring our doorbell? nope. person got back in the car and just drove off. just like nothing ever happened. >> brady contacted the local post office to make a claim. an employee came and took pictures. >> well, i'm going to, you know, turn this in and we'll get back to you. >> however, no one did. brady contacted the postmaster in sacramento. >> okay, what you need to do is take the car to get two estimates, and then we'll get back to you. >> again, no one did, so he called back. >> he's like, to be honest with you. he goes, it's going to take anywhere from 6 to 9 months for us to get going on it. and i was like, yeah, that's not going to work. >> the damage seemed minimal, but the impact had actually bent the frame. the car was a total loss and the insurance payout didn't cover the replacement cost. brady had to settle for an older model.

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hundreds ofjobs could go at the uk's post office, as it's set to announce a radical shake up of the businessarchbishop of canterbury resigns over his handling of a child abuse scandal that stretches back decades. and china unveils its brand—new stealth fighterjet, thej—35a, at its air show in zhuhai. hello, i'm sally bundock. we start in the us, where president—elect donald trump has been naming members of his white house team for his second term in office. one of those appointments will be going to elon musk — he will oversee a new "department of government efficiency" alongside his one—time rival for the republican presidential nomination, multi—millionaire vivek ramaswamy. trump has also announced other appointments and nominees.

let's turn to some of the news because the post office has revealed that 115 of its branches are at risks would boost the pay of postmasters over five years. let's turn to the health secretary because wes streeting has announced the introduction of league performance tables which will show failing hospitals in england, he also revealed nhs managers who don't improve patient care will be sacked. he told a conference of nhs trusts there could be no more rewards forfailure. so improving services for patients should be rewarded, and the quid pro quo is there will be no more rewards for failure. we wa nt we want to move to a system where freedom is the norm and central grit is the exception to challenge poor performance. improving services for patients should be rewarded and the quid pro quo is that they will be no more rewards forfailure. the work you do couldn't be more serious. when you get it right, lives are saved. when you don't, consequences could be tragic. if performance dips, i reserve the right to take those freedoms away. we will go from zero consequences for failure to zero toler

okay, we want to move on to a post office in san francisco. to being renamed to honor late senator dianne feinstein. the u.s. senate unanimously passed a bill today to officially rename the post office at the historic rincon center. the bill now advances to the house. if passed, the name will officially be called the dianne feinstein post office. california senator alex padilla and laphonza butler also introduced a bill to rename a joshua tree visitor center a joshua tree visitor center after the before taking breztri for my copd, i had bad days. days ruined by flare-ups [cough] that could permanently damage my lungs. then i talked to my doctor about breztri, and i noticed things changed. breztri gave me better breathing. ♪♪ starting within 5 minutes, my lung function improved. ♪♪ breztri also helped improve my symptoms... and was even proven to reduce flare-ups... including those that could send me to the hospital. now i worry less about bad days... and enjoy more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems

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presidency. lensky saved shoals this thing, and to prove income with jewels and the hard key regions post office, the homes as the russian for the . i'm the how do you, how do you welcome to the program? germany's transfer all of schultz and the russian president vladimir fulton have spoken for the 1st time. in nearly 2 years. this picture of the call was posted to the trunk, little social media account and x. the german government saves schultz told fulton to end the war and ukraine and control russian troops. he also urged rochelle to negotiate what it's called a, just and lasting peace. the government underlined germany support for kids shows also spoke to the ukrainian president below them is the landscape before his call to to join from washington. now, by just being betsy now managing director of the german marshall fund north. welcome to the w, christine, why it is show speaking to put a noun or the end of this year. and really the last few weeks had changed the political realities, both in germany and in the united states. and there is a process of coming to ahead of the question of what

so our post offices and there is no mail delivery.as well which is interesting. there were a few years all of the retailers opened on thanksgiving to get a jump on black friday. there was backlash to that, remember? >> back to the chill holiday. i needed to cash a check today but i guess i will wait another day. >>> it is beautiful out there today, so take it slow. expect 60s for the bay area with clear skies too. we were dealing with atmospheric river events the past week or so. it is clearing up just in time for the thanksgiving travel yesterday and thanksgiving day today, 60s on the santa clara valley . we will continue to watch this calm weather pattern develop heading into this weekend which is perfect for outdoor events, a quick trip to tahoe. 40s in the forecast. 60s near monterey. 70s down in los angeles , if you're planning on heading out today. here locally we are continuing to watch the winds push offshore heading into the afternoon hours and it will lighten up. if you live near half moon bay, pacifica, notice breezy condit

the lights were done, the lizard we'll be have this posted in the office. we have viewed at 4 o'clock on friday evening that i came over here, this new i didn't leave chris, i was like, oh, i like the websites are in generally this work life balance to a large extent and sad to do so. the in india that there is a thinking that germans are serious. but then after coming here utilize, okay, it's not like they are serious. it's just the language value. so if you learn the language, then they're like normal. any other people in the world are in india, i never say like an outside or so i don't know the language and like some lots of the language they would actually help me to figure it out with a lot of expressions and stuff like that. and i'm like, that's clearly suite of them. a one or 2 months for me i use i have to fix times to get used to the silence. essentially. it's like very low to the tv's load. the side is sort of this dining it's load and over here everything is sol. com, silent. it took me, but sometimes it's a very nice thinking of germany as a def

a radical shake—up of the post office is set to be announced. may result in hundreds ofjob losses. as the bbc confirms gary lineker is stepping down after a quarter of a century, we'll look at who could be the new face of match of the day. and extraordinary story of the runner whose heart stopped for six minutes during the belfast marathon and, yet, lived to tell the tale. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, we'll have the latest from the england camp, with a number of changes to the squad ahead of their must win nationas league matches. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has resigned after days of mounting criticism over his handling of a long—running abuse scandal carried out by a man he knew who was associated with the church. john smyth subjected around 130 boys and young men to physical, sexual and psychological attacks over decades. the archbishop was made aware of the abuse in 2013, but failed to stop it before smyth died in 2018. today, justin welby said he f

have you ever been in a post office? these are cavernous giant real estate sucks. ywhere i've gone in all the many years that we have become more efficient in offices using laptops and of giant computers to move information, using tools that are more and more efficient and effective, you cannot walk in and tell me you are walking into a federal post office where the wave is immense. on top of which there are no people in a giant space rented in cities, states and so on. this would be a place to cut immediately. they have so much inefficiency in the actual paperwork, not just the envelopes but every other part of it is ineffective and inefficient. who is managing this, who is the postmaster general in the federal government getting paid to manage. it's almost as if we have not seen what's going on in normal commercial industry with workplaces and laptops and tools that we have that are minuscule and require almostto run serious businesses. the post office is one of the places we could cut significantly, just the states alone would save a ton of money, let alone the t

. >> san francisco's main post office is one step closer to bearing the name of the late former mayoralifornia senator dianne feinstein. this morning, the u.s. senate unanimously passed a bill to rename the rincon center station on stewart street the dianne feinstein post office. the bill now goes to the house of representatives. in september, the senate unanimously passed a bill to rename san francisco's 50 united nations plaza federal building as the senator dianne feinstein federal building. feinstein passed away last year at the age of 90. >> coming up, is your digital clutter a sign of disorder? what experts say it means for your health. when those notifications stack up and do you plan to be traveling with your turkey? the tsa breaks down what parts of your thanksgiving meal you can and cannot bring what is bargain bliss? prices are too high, but grocery outlet has the name brands you love for way way less. that's bargain bliss. this thanksgiving budgets are stretched tight, so we are giving you a little extra help this season. $3.99 for a jennie-o 14 to 16 lb. turkey. when you

which is still going - on and it had the last evidence from the post office from yesterday and we willom the business secretaryjonathan reynolds next week and paul patterson from fujitsu is back again. it is evidence gathering drawing to a close and then we will get the final report from the inquiry into what happened. today the focus is on parliament and what the mps are going to try and uncover and to get to the bottom of what is going wrong with compensation, which is the big priority for so many victims.— which is the big priority for so many victims. the thinking is that this — so many victims. the thinking is that this select _ so many victims. the thinking is that this select committee l is that this select committee might have some leverage in removing whatever blockages we might hear about? it removing whatever blockages we might hear about?— might hear about? it certainly uts the might hear about? it certainly puts the pressure _ might hear about? it certainly puts the pressure on - might hear about? it certainly puts the pressure on and - might hear about? it certainly puts

obviously these we will be to use the post office and also post going to even take that 3 minutes. you must, nobody's law recently and they will have to do the teen my going off the, who the yes. bunker thoughtful to law supposedly signed the son of a couple useful. but also boston the cut of off to see on up to morning paper they left measure may explain how they came to see and accept the crime as mobile. and then it would metals for diligence and exterminating an entire people. the by all accounts divine is intending to end his presidency with a band literally. and by doing so be able to saddle donald trump with his foreign policy. they were called ukraine projects. many in the truck board, they seem to have no problem with this. the is the loan ship, this special military operations mold, in $13000.00 far less than the race of joining the ukraine. miller tray, we will use lots of things are good enough to stop growing up. i mean, you need for 2 of us doing the with any of them surely, cuz it was stressful. you most of my friend build for the fine you is fine. yeah. the, the but

in francisco, a post office is going to be named after late senator dianne feinstein, a bill in the u.sdo so was unanimously passed. it was authored by california's current senators, alex padilla and the funds. a butler, dianne feinstein post office will be located at the rate can finance center just off the embarcadero. the house of representatives must now consider both name changes the international terminal at sfo was also renamed for the late sen. and a reminder kron 4 is celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area and we need your help to share their stories. if you know, a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, you can nominate her right now for a chance to be awarded woman of the year. enter your nomination by scanning the qr code right there on your screen or kron 4 dot com slash remarkable women. and before we could was a hit broadway show. it was a book that best seller was written by gregory maguire. he was born and raised in albany where he hoped to one day become a storyteller with enough courage, brains and heart to chase a dream. john gray tells us

a lot of post offices received of these murals inside their buildings. my alma mater, university of wisconsin, at the memorial union, there's a paul bunyan mural that kind just encompasses, i think all three or four of the walls. and that was by a federal one artist and the other places folks want to check out. yeah. portland. okay. portland had 47. a tunnel again, these new deal projects ranged from murals inside of post offices and university campuses to, a tunnel for traffic to go through. any last city that someone is just dying to know about. yeah, along the same vein. but salem, oregon, salem. okay. salem, oregon. well. forest history center. north salem high school, oregon of forestry, oregon state capitol building. i'm assuming there's probably a mural in there, something not sure or let's see who replaces a structure which was destroyed by fire in 35 so yeah if you are curious about you know where are these new deal sites are are they still around you can just check out though the website and do some searches. all right. and so, again, that's on

have you ever been in a post office? these are cavernous giant real estate sucks. ywhere i've gone in all the many years that we have become more efficient in offices using laptops and of giant computers to move information, using tools that are more and more efficient and effective, you cannot walk in and tell me you are walking into a federal post office where the wave is immense. on top of which there are no people in a giant space rented in cities, states and so on. this would be a place to cut immediately. they have so much inefficiency in the actual paperwork, not just the envelopes but every other part of it is ineffective and inefficient. who is managing this, who is the postmaster general in the federal government getting paid to manage. it's almost as if we have not seen what's going on in normal commercial industry with workplaces and laptops and tools that we have that are minuscule and require almostto run serious businesses. the post office is one of the places we could cut significantly, just the states alone would save a ton of money, let alone the t

the dianne feinstein post office will be located on the ground level of the rincon center, right offas san francisco mayor and the late 70s and 80s, feinstein oversaw the development of rincon center, including the rincon annex, which serves as the city's largest postal center for decades. the white house is asking congress for nearly $100 billion to help the southeast rebuild after hurricanes helene and milton. fox's jared halperin is in washington with more on how congress is responding. >> much of the southeast is still struggling to recover from hurricanes helene and milton. the back to back storms killed more than 250 people and caused billions of dollars in damage. now, the white house is asking congress for an emergency funding package worth $98 billion. on wednesday, the senate considered that proposal, finding bipartisan agreement at an appropriations committee hearing. >> they don't need tears. they need action. and we not only need action in the way that we normally respond to storms, we need an action in a very different way. >> but lawmakers from both sides also addresse

in san francisco, a post office will be named for late senator dianne feinstein.enate right now. and it just the past authored by california's current senators, alex padilla and the butler, dianne feinstein, post office going to be located at the rend can finance center just off the embarcadero and this legislation to rename the federal building is just passed by the senate. as we said and september. and then the house has to consider both of the name changes the international terminal at sfo is also now renamed for the late sen. >> google is bringing ai to just about every product. show you their latest. innovations from smarter maps to more helpful shopping tools. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in rich on tech. >> our heaviest of rainfall is right now north of santa rosa up in the lake county. but heavier rain is set to be making its way to the bay area here in just a couple of hours for a lot of areas that it yet. your forecast ahead. plus, we'll take a look at the roads. it's wet out there this morning. so take your drop everything and get some magic of you

more than 100 post office branches could potentially close, putting a thousand jobs at risk in a majore plans aim to put the business on a firmer financial footing. it comes as the long—running inquiry into the horizon it scandal heads into its final stages. you're live with bbc news. to bali now, where most flights have resumed this morning after several airlines were forced to cancel flights due to dangerous ash clouds from a volcano near the popular indonesian holiday island. over the weekend the mount lewotobi laki—laki volcano unleashed a 9 kilometre ash column into the sky, one week after a major eruption killed 10 people. for more on the situation on the ground, we can speak to sakshi mishra, a tourist who was stranded in bali after her flight back to india got cancelled. thank you forjoining me to talk about this today. what was it like yesterday when all those flights were cancelled? it was really tough for us because we had booked an airline, which is a domestic airline, which is a domestic airline, and they do not any staff on back office at this particular airport in bali s