please welcome the postal service! (cheers and applause) ♪ hey, jimmy, hey, ben, thanks for coming on. all right, thanks so much for being here. jenny, jimmy, this is your first time on the show. welcome. >> thank you. >> stephen: ben, welcome back. >> thank you. >> now collectively you guys are known as the postal service and you put out an album ten years ago called "give up." and an album -- (laughter). -- a title i guess you took too seriously? (laughter) because you've've never put out another album but you're celebrating the tenth anniversary on a tour. how do you do an album like this live? because -- i mean this in the best possible way, bleep pwhrorp. it's a little bleep blorp. how do you do that live in front of an audience? jimmy? >> a lot of computers and a lot of dancing. >> stephen: now you lay the computer, right? >> uh-huh. >> stephen: now why did you choose that instrument? did you go to like the music store as a kid and it was closed but the best buy was open next door? (laughter) what was marching ba

the postal service is going to have to downsize.oing to have to figure out a way to pay some of those, but it is not sustainable. gerri: it sure isn't. i have to tell you. it is astonishing that congress let this go on and on and on. they're not even scaling back saturday delivery at this point. how will you get congress to go along? let's face it, this is of patronage program at this point. congress keeps it in business because it pays them to keep it in business. they get reelected in part because the keep the postal service going. >> and they can't. -- is very difficult to close post offices. is very difficult to close postal processing centers. what will end up forcing the hand of congress is simply went postal service has to go the congress and says, you have to bail us out because we can't pay our workers. we can't pay our contractors. that they will happen, and when that happens you will see pressure for more serious reform like we offered. gerri: it is an interesting plan. we will follow with and see if it gets anywhere. tha

postal service.etter carriers who deliver mail to your doorstep each day. >> a nice job, a good job. it keeps you healthy. you're out in the fresh air. the hourly wage is decent. >> reporter: for the first time in two decades, the postal service is doing a mass recruitment. the bay area region needs 500 letter carrier assistants. temporary positions that could lead to a full-time job. >> we're looking for somebody who can, is fit, healthy, who can carry a workload of 70 pounds. so the physical requirements is you'll be on your feet most of the day. >> the postal service will be holding a job fare on monday to walk darr through the application process. but that level of recruitment is turning heads. especially as the postal service has struggled to stay afloat. they've closed post offices and have proposed cutting saturday deliveries as the digital age has cut into business. >> the fiscal problems remain. no doubt about it. we still have, we're looking for ways to cut costs. but while we're looking fo

the american people are tay peiing attention to this story and how little they know about the postal servicee bought the idea that the post office, well, they're obsolete, dysfunctional. ready to shut their doors. this is not the case. another myth. taxpayers dollars fund the mail service. that is a flat out lie. zero, i mean, zero. not one penny of your tax dollars goes to the post office. this independent agency is solely funded by the purchase of stamps. the purchase of postage and other related products. the destruction of the postal service hurts everybody in this country. it is unnecessary, but where's the money? since 2006 when this legislation passed, they have had to take this money and fund their health care in advance which is about $6 billion a year on the line item budget. all of a sudden we've got government entities that are stepping up saying, hey, give us the money. it's fraudulent is what it is. for more i'm join pd by cliff guffy, president of the american postal office union. mr. guffy, great to have you with us tonight. i want you to explain the money that has been colle

united states postal service. >> reporter: a pretty impressive statistic. you can find details on our website, nbc bay area.com. the starting rate is $15 an hour for those jobs. but they could put people on track for a full time position. >>> okay. thank you. we also have breaking news we're following now in san francisco. our nbc chopper is over the scene. rescue teams are out near the marina green. you see down below. about 45 minutes ago there was a report that a car drove into the water. there's an a car in the water. it's not clear if there are people trapped inside the car and if there are, how many people. the water is still high there. the high 50s is the water temperature. the coast guard is on scene. we'll follow this story throughout the newscast and give you updays as needed. >>> a brush fire damaged at least three homes is now under control. this fire broke out this afternoon at a popular park in roseville. that's just east of sacramento. and it spread to the open grassland. about 30 acres burned. roughly a quarter of that park. evacuated resid

the postal service proposed cutting saturday service and they closed post offices in part because ofompetition from online businesses, but they say there is still a specific need. >> so we've lost 25% of our mail volume and with that goes volume. however, whether it's one piece or whether it's seven pieces, it still needs to be delivered and it still needs a person to deliver it. >> how important is it to get this? >> very important because this is an important job. it's a government job so to get -- once you get in, you're pretty much in. >> reporter: now about 250 of the 500 jobs will be right here in san jose. the rest are throughout northern and central california. there is a physical requirement to the job. you'll be up on your feet quite a bit. there are two more sessions today, one at 1:00, then at 2:30. and you can also see there, they've got the sign out. if you can't make it today you can apply online. kristie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> christie, thank you. >>> using electronic devices for the duration of a flight might soon be a reality but it will take a while. the faa

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