the seller from iowa shipped with the us postal service have insurance on it.ported to dubai and that is where we are. exhibit a, the complaint says despite his tireless and exhaustive efforts to resolve this dispute amicably and the process contemplated by the amendment, he is confronted by bureaucracy and to frustrate him to drop the claim. >> first of all that is not entirely true. somebody shipping a 60,$000 item and we are throwing it in the mail. amax has insurance up to 10,$000. he is being unreasonable in his demand. you want emotional damage because he didn't get his pokÉmon card. is in there a little obligation to be more careful how you get it? may be a middleman. jillian: a trip to iowa. >> he could have traveled there. shannon: let's look at his complaints. air max informed him he was experiencing issues with the postal service regarding delivery of multiple shipments. an email dated june 21st it stated it could not locate the card or any proof it was delivered beyond proof of delivery. >> an interesting part of that in the complaint on may 15th, a

postal service. so i think that's one of the biggest sticking points for the buyer saying, hey, you know, it did get there safely from iowa and it's your responsibility now to get it to me. and there's a breach of contract, you know, the duty, obviously, was not fulfilled. and, i guess if you're going to buy something on ebay and spend that much money, you might want to like you said, go pick it up. >> remember, the shipper, the person in iowa is probably the person with the best claim. and he's really fussing with the wrong person. >> shannon: maybe so. i want to get caught up from both of you. there's a law in california that's been passed to go to uber and post meats and people who do the gig economy. the law says, no, they have to be treated like full fledged employees. and, so, they're pushing back, a number of them saying, no, it works for me. it's flexible. i don't want to be a full time employee. david, your argument for the law? >> ab5 is the law redefined what constitutes an employee becaus

when we dedicated the memorial in 1997, we were honored to be able to work with the postal service to create a second stamp to celebrate the story of women's service to the nation. but this time we concluded all five services so we were quite proud of that, and in fact the date of issue was october 18, 1997 and they very generously brought in, the post office did, little kiosks that people could get stamps and have them stamped for the women's memorial. so we were very excited about that. also part of the recruiting effort, the department of defense established an organization called dacowits, defense advisory committee on women in the services, which is still in existence today, and it was comprised of individuals from across the united states, influencers, business leaders, education leaders, things of that sort. community leaders who came together to provide advice and assistance to the secretary of defense on the utilization of women. and that was created in 1952 as part of the effort to, you know, this recruiting effort to bring folks into the -- women into the military, and it's

postal service needs to get on board with that. 35% and we are on our way, it needs to be 100%. we are really pleased since the stop act in the u.s. was signed into law. jim can amplify that. >> i would love to lead the delegation if you want to go to the airport and show you what customs and border protection as well as the postal service are up against. what we need is additional capital and additional investments from congress to make sure we have the technology but what we have seen the president attacking this at the core, the country where it's coming from. we have a dramatic reduction in the amount of fentanyl coming in the mail. while we continue to develop the resources, technology to tackle it at the facilities themselves. >> are they going to get there. [indiscernible] >> that's our goal. none of us mentioned the first of its kind fentanyl advisory. and that included the department andreasury, the departments how disrupt and divert their legitimate supply chain. the money, the manufacturing and marketing by these fentanyl traffickers. you could have a couple of blocks

postal service and target. bottom line, you are a capitalist, have you done quite well in capitalist system, but the socialists who are getting the most money, what do you think of that? >> internet has transformed on-line fundraising, political fundraising period. and i think what senator sanders success shows in raising money, that people are really angry. right they don't think that economy is working for them. now his solution is not right answer. throwing out the ep entire economic model of u.s. of america is not the right answer, embracing socialism is not the right answer. we have allowed capitalism in free market to do -- -- >> but john look h who is supporting bench berni bern ber, teachers are number one, and elizabeth warren was a teacher, they are supposed to be teaching the constitution, they are the biggest socialists they are in classrooms i am more worried about that. >> people who work at walmart and target and teachers, they employee a lot of people. postal service, is that is a surprise? >> h

the postal service does a good job. they work at it. are no substitutes for the private sk or the can do. >> do you expect medicare for tulle be implemented? >> no, we can't afford it. it's a sound bite. even some of the candidates have said we'll do it in our third or fourth year in office. no, we can't afford it. the only way single-payer controlled spots is by with holding services. in canada, i think and what i've heard and i haven't documented this, there are more m.r.i.'s in the city of philadelphia than in the country. >> even as the u.s. and china were signing their phase one trade deal, e.u. trade commissioner phil hogan was in talk with trump administration officials. lonnie quinn discussed the u.s. trade relations. >> this is the objective of the visitors to reset the relationship and understand each other in relation to a number of trade at the moment and find common ground with the united states in relation to many issues. we started on a positive note. the united states and the europeanian union and japan signed up for a s

postal service more than any other brand which blows my mind. melissa: how is that possible?r one is the primary doctor. number two is the military. i was clear about that number three is amazon. number four is google. number seven is tom hanks. nine is oprah. 12 is donald trump. it is understandable that you would trust an institution you would rely on day after day after day, than somebody you read about in the news or see in the movies every now and again. so that didn't surprise me that much. what surprised me, the postal service has great ratings from boomers. melissa: yay, seriously. it is crazy. what is coming up on your fantastic program? >> thank you very much. we have senator mike braun on, he is on two senate committees that passed usmca. the question will the full senate pass it before they get the impeachment? and then tom kehoe. usda trade representative. will the chinese really buy all of those ag products that they say they're going to buy at least in phase one? we'll ask tom. melissa: david, thank you. we'll see you at the top of the hour. ashley: good stuff.

postal service debuts a new forever stamp, as we celebrate the life of ournd frgwen ifill. election voting certainly can be affected by our peers, our friends, our neighbors that is also true with some of our economic choices, and what we buy. tonight, economics correspondent paul solman explores how those forces could potentially be marshaled for other constructive purposes it's part of our regular series, "making sense." >> the man in the middle is the hidden camera subjec he has just arrived from an employment agency. >> reporter: 50 years ago, allen tame by today's standards-- using the hidden camera technique pioneered on histv how, "candid camera." ♪ now the test is progressing >> reporter: in this bit, an unsuspting job applicant arrives for an interview. fellow applicants in the waiting room-- funt's undercover confederates-- start disrobing. ♪ people will follow obediently♪ >> reporter: economist robert hs frank calls eer-pressure- like phenomenon "behavioral contagion." but it doesn't just lead to humiliation... >> are you ready? >> reporter: ...or explain thees b

the forever stamp is part of the postal service's long-running black series.the co-anchor of "news hour." as a moderator of washington week, she was also the first black woman to host a major national politics show. gwen ifill died of cancer in 2016 at the age of 61. black history month starts tomorrow. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the battles of michelle miller and mo rocca takes us to kansas city. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ beds get sick too protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness- causing bacteria detergent leaves behind. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> our top story this morning. the first known human-to-human transfer of the coronavirus in the u.s. has been confirmed. the cdc says a woman who returned from wuhan transmitted it to her husband. wuhan is the epicenter of the outbreak. >>> today lawmakers are expected to vote on whether witnesses and new documents should be submitted. democrats need four republicans to vote with them in order to

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going for postal service will not be tempted to put in popular items and leave out the political material which is what we want we all know about the icing on the cake argument but if only the icing is sold and the cake left purposes are not served the most the minds behind this were shut away section of the far enough information research department created in 1988. goal was to create and spread anti soviet material during the cold war but having the news agencies integrity and reputation. there's no way with such activity today and says at the time it was simply the norm and it really wasn't as bad as it seems. many news organizations receive some form of state subsidy after world war 2 but the arrangement in 1989 was not in keeping with our trust principles and we would not do this today so you see the truth always comes out and now the national archives under the instruction of the foreign office is gradually releasing historical records that expose dirty deeds of the past but it seems like former deals have left a shadow on what's supposed to be those at the forefront of objectivity

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to keep the slums or to sneer at the postal service if you so. much of a. p.c. ended up to almost nothing because most would nobody. really believe. that insane yet in that. little. i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report we are in rehearsal for cause report the musical. got the congas we got the guitars i got the band i got the drummers write the song stephen sondheim i was going to fail or not he's ill but we've got some major folks involved in this project going to hit broadway oh man i'm excited stacy i want to talk about it's a good story that relates to your congress because of course you need the congress for a you know war to beat the war drums of war exactly because what is the old saying on wall street don't fight the fed. i feel the 1st song of our musical comedy go there. to fit. well many of our guests they're called heterodox economists are heterodox financial analysts because they often fight the fed but my question we're going to look at these headlines and my observations of some of these charts over the past decades or 2 is . what came 1st the

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many members of the public were shocked that the military are not given that postal service care by thes, quite literally, for lives like your own. what is your message? i have two feelings. i am angry, and what is your message? i have two feelings. iam angry, and i what is your message? i have two feelings. i am angry, and i am disappointed. the military, both men and women, serve this country and they put their... they are willing to die for their country. all the governments are ignoring them. they are not giving them the help that they deserve. they don't ask for a lot. military suicide, for me, isn't ending lives, veterans commit suicide to stop the pain. they expect, and i think it is right that they expect their government to support them. the military have supported the government of the country, and there is not enough done. i don't think the mps have actually met with veterans like myself, who have had to live with it. and i also speak to veterans and been at home crying their eyes out for what they have done, for what they have seen, and the way they are treating the people t

keep the slot you want to sneer at the postal service to do so. what. you see is just. the most with nobody. you know. that. while the month of january marks the beginning of a brand new year here in the united states it also marks the anniversary of one of the darkest chapters in u.s. history that is still being written the military prison at guantanamo bay naval base opened in january of 2002 the war on terror prison according to the a.c.l.u. was originally intended to be an island outside the law where terrorism suspects could be detained without process and interrogated without restraint almost $800.00 souls have passed through its cells during its now 18 year reign but today only $41.00 remain $41.00 prisoners who the new york times estimates cost u.s. taxpayers an average of $13000000.00 per prisoner this weekend here in the united you're here in washington d.c. citizens and activists took to the streets in front of both the white house and the trump hotel to protest the anniversary of the guantanamo bay prison calling for an end to the years of torture and human

i work with the postal services union. joe kept our plant open. now they say that once tom goes , it's closing. mrs. biden: really? [inaudible] i remember. >> delaware group. >> thank you. i'm also from delaware. mrs. biden: thank you for being here. >> of course. >> ok, ready? >> thank you. [inaudible] mrs. biden: >> send in those pictures. >> we will send them in. >> one, two, three. mrs. biden: you look very happy. >> thank you. >> very supportive, very happy to be here. mrs. biden: how are you? thank you for your service. >> you're welcome. i have a picture from 2008. [inaudible] ok. i'll frame it. matte it and frame it and send it to you. mrs. biden: oh good. thank you. >> how are you -- you. how are you? >> thank you for the opportunity. mrs. biden: thank you. >> oh my gosh. i love him. [inaudible] mrs. biden: thank you. >> thank you so much. mrs. biden: thank you. do you love philly? >> i love philly. mrs. biden: are you an eagles fan now? >> i'm not an eagles fan, buffalo bill fan. mrs. biden: ok. >> i will try to stay that way. mrs. biden

postal service, fedex, ups, dhl, they all should fentanyl and other types of fentanyl through the mail. fentanyl also comes through china through the mexican cartels to hi who in for it, pae it up and send it north through the border and it's distributed through the same channel as drugs like heroin, cocaine and meth. when it arrives in the mexican cartels it is usually pretty pure. but they cut it with other cutting agents, stuff like benadryl also cutting agents and then to the border. even the drug dealers themselves don't know how strong it is. it only takes two grains of rice worth of fentanyl to overdose. it's barely visible to the eye. so, when drug dealers try to mix it up, next heroin with fentanyl it is almost impossible to do. i talked to a former fentanyl dealer that actually used a coffee grinder to mix up the fentanyl and heroin into this is the same coffee grinder you buy in the store and the result of that you get what is known as hotspots and so some batches might be benign while others book is not just about fentanyl or a collapse of drugs which you are calling global

all, i said to this -- the postal service does a good job. >> do you expect medicare for all to be implementknow, we cannot afford it. it is a soundbite. of the candidate say, we will do it in our third or fourth year of office. the only way single-payer controls costs is by withholding services. m.r.i.'s in the city of philadelphia than the entire country. commissioner was in washington for talks with the trump administration officials. we caught up with hogan to discuss the state of trade relations with the u.s.. >> trying to reset the relationship, trying to understand each other. find common ground with the united states. we started on a positive note on tuesday, where the united states and european union and jpeg -- anan said we wish to have issue around industrial atsidies and dealt with this the basis of a level playing field. this was a positive agenda. >> you did have another bilateral meeting today. did you receive any assurances there will not be new tariffs? we did not get any rate -- assurances and we did not expect any assurances. he has a very big trade week. the european unio

the postal service is also closed. the south market and the banks also closed and then you've got many stores and restaurants and other businesses that are either closed today or keeping their regular hours. >>> it's going to cost more this year to ride some public transportation in the bay area. bart is raising all of its fares while muni is raising some of its fares. we're live with more on these price jumps. good morning and happy new year. >> if you're riding a cable car you can expect to pay a dollar more than you would expect to pay yesterday. later on today an adult ticket will cost $8 up from $7. some other muni rides will remain at $2.50 if you are using your clipper card. one other fare is changing at bart where the average fare will change. minimum fare for the shortest trips go up by 10 sentence. also increasing fares and this is all part of a program that renews prices every year. both bart and muni are ruvening on sunday schedules. now transbay rides will also cost more. you can expect to pay $0.50 more.

postal service. here is what got me worried, the most common occupation? teachers.ers backing a socialist candidate? when you think about that, what are they teaching our kids? jenna, when i saw that, i'm like teachers? they're backing socialists! what country is this? i'm confused! >> you know, charles i don't think anyone regardless of any profession should be backing socialism whatsoever. so i think that's a problem regardless of what profession we're talking about. i think what is most interesting about this, probably speak as lot more to the influence of the influence of union bosses over teachers more than anything else. so i don't think when you look at, average teacher in america and what they are for and what they're promoting, i think it speaks a lot more to the union influence. and bernie gotten some of those endorsements but if you look at unions otherwise, president trump certainly has a lot more of the backing of other types of unions. i think that we're going to see that for the individual average american, regardless of profession, you see so much in

teachers were the most popular occupation, most common employees were amazon, walmart, united states postal service target. the average donation was $18.53. $34.5 million that he raised, voters are putting money towards him, they are not discouraged by the oldest candidate in the field or someone who describes himself as a democratic socialist. also had a heart attack in the fall. pete buttigieg and joe biden a few moments ago announced $22.7 million raised last quarter. that is their biggest quarter ever, but it is still more than $10 million behind bernie sanders. we hope at least you have a chance to ask biden about that at his first event at the national motorcycle museum. >> dana: my husband would probably like to go to that. tomorrow, they start voting in iowa. peter doocy, thank you, and happy new year. let's bring in kevin walling, democratic campaign advisor, and john thomas. great to have you both here. those new numbers from the biden team. kevin, what do you make of the fund-raising for the democrats so far, and what do you think biden has to do? >> as it was noted in iowa, team biden s

postal service officially unveiled the black heritage forever stamp at a dedication ceremony at the metropolitan. her brother accepted the honor on behalf of her family andte rea poem that he wrote -- >> it is entitled -- gwen forever. herle s- compassionate, consoling, cognizant beams out at us. erauy has given her the stamp of approl. when we have something to say that is too difficult or complicated tsa in a text or over the phone, she will be with us. our memories will fe ove time as our lives will but her image, image, legacy, spirit will indoor -- will endure. [applause] judy: her stamp puts her in a pantheon of other black trail blazers honored with ace damp including rosa parks, dr. martin luther kin junior, ida b wells and jackie robinson. former u.s. attorney general eric holder was a good friend. >> today, more than ever and in this city, in thisim the need for her is painfully acute. this is a time for journalists to be brave, demanding, unyielding, persisten s and committering truth with the nation. judy: her career in journalism began in newspapers. the baltimore sun, the washingto

postal service, and then target., which tells you that they have more to go. i also thought it was interesting that andrew yang brought in 16 million, which i think was more than elizabeth warren. i mean, he has a lot of traction. what you think about that? >> pete: he is doing truth telling, people who are sick of the groupthink. when it comes to bernie, go, bernie, go. i would be the clear contrast. i thought that bernie would be the nominee. then bernie sanders had a heart attack. everyone thought there is no way that he comes back. here he is roaring back. i think that is because they have inched it to the left, trying to look like him, but they are not the real deal. they were steamrolled by the clintons. seizing that opportunity. >> kennedy: there is really something to that because these nontraditional candidates, they have gone the traction that they have because there are a lot of voters that are still not in love with the establishment. andrew yang has called other dnc for putting together a list of arbitra

. >> reporter: in 2006 george retired from his day job at the postal service. >> you retire and you decide, oh, i know what i'm going to do. >> i'm going to take tickets. >> reporter: parsons worked as a ticket taker at candlestick for seven years. today he's a supervisor at levi's. >> what is this team reminiscent to you of? any other year or team or group of guys? >> i'd say the closest to nowh with a few stars. >> reporter: that team knowledge accrued over more than 400 games. a true stadium stalwart, except for that one time. >> i've missed one football game in the last 25 years. >> and the reason was? >> i got married. >> we had season tickets before >> reporter: dave and jean are lifers too, in marriage as they get ready to score their 55th wedding anniversary, and in football. one of the first dates, you guessed it. >> he picked me up at the airport and he says, you know, i have a game in a couple of hours. change your clothes, put all my stuff away and we went to the game. >> a 49er game? >> a 49er -- yes, yes. >> reporter: but dave's love of the niners predates even the love of hi

the five more common employees were amazon, starbucks, walmart, the united states postal service, and. the average donation was $18.53." we still don't know where joe biden ranks in relation to sanders' $34 million for the last quarter, but he will be here within the next hour or so, so we will ask him, melissa. >> melissa: looking forward to that. thank you so much. the power panel joins us now. kayleigh mcenany is president -- press secretary, sorry, for the term religion campaign. dave brown is former senior advisor and committee counsel to democratic senator patty murray. things to both of you for joining us. we start with you. what do you think of the fact that there are only four candidates of color left on the democratic side? that actually only one of them, andrew yang, is going to be on the debate stage. >> well, look -- when we started this process, this was the most inclusive field. i think that the democratic party has ever posted. we had 20 people on stage during the first two debates. when secretary castro exited the race, and even before that when senator kamala harris

postal service and target.illion more than mayor pete and almost $12 million more than joe biden in his biggest quarter ever. >> by the way, our contributions have been double since last quarter. >> even though biden trails sanders and now even buttigieg in fund-raising, his campaign argues these numbers clearly demonstrate donald trump's lies against the president have only cemented and expanded his support. the president's reelection campaign has a lot more money than any of the democrats running democrats running. >> trump given his due, $46 million in the fourth quarter. he's got $103 million cash on hand. >> donation and polling kept julio cast her off the main stages and today he suspended his campaign. >> with only a month until the iowa caucuses and given the circumstances of this campaign season, i have determined that it simply isn't our time. >> in iowa and new hampshire, elizabeth warren has slipped to fourth place in the real clear politics averages of those states and lately she's been talking les

postal service honoring journalist gwen ifill with a forever stamp it features a photo of her taken in gwen ifill died at the age of 61 after battling cancer. a fitting tribute to a great journalist that is the news update at this hour ty, back to you. >> absolutely, sue thank you very much. >>> here is what else is coming up on the exchange. >> ahead, u.p.s. wants to go electric and autonomous. > >>> tea leaves could be predicting trouble >>> its fate is up in the cloud. > d fit dierce>>andeciinffen (upbeat music) - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university we're committed to making college more accessible by making it more affordable. that's why we're keeping our tuition the same for all online and campus programs through the year 2021. - [woman] i knew snhu was the place for me when i saw how affordable it was. i ran to my husband with my computer and i said, "look we can do this!" - [narrator] take advantage of some of the lowest online tuition rates in the nation. find your degree at snhu.edu. wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hai

camera but he did issue this tweet threatening iran before leaving there he said these media postal service notification to the united states congress that should iran strike any u.s. person or target the united states will quickly and fully strike back and perhaps in a disproportionate manner that is probably the 1st time a u.s. president has ever notified congress of an impending military strike by twitter that prompted the house foreign affairs committee which is run by democrats to post this tweet in response saying this media post will serve as a reminder that the powers reside in the congress under the united states constitution and that you should read the war powers act and that you're not a dictator that is an act in 1903 that was passed in response to some actions that the president richard nixon took unilaterally during the vietnam war it wasn't just threatening iran he also threatened iraq after iraq passed that resolution which sought to kick u.s. soldiers out of iraq he said if they do that that the u.s. will not leave until iraq pays for the u.s. airbase it belonged that it c

a 9 year-old boy police say they arrested a 3rd suspect as a felon for possessing a gun a us postal service contractor faces federal charges accused of stealing cash from mail bags. investigators say. >>50 year-old christopher rocha from fresno worked for a company that moves us mail money, another usps property from post offices in sonoma county to a distribution center in san francisco. surveillance video from tuesday showed rocha taking a male bog mailbag rather from the healdsburg post office and throwing it away at a post office in santa rosa. investigators say they found his truck in a stack of more than $5,000 in cash. investigators believe rocha stole cash from mail bags on a number of other locations milpitas police arrested a driver for dui after finding his porsche rolled over an up against a tree. these are photographs of the scene where police responded to piedmont road. this was earlier this month. police say the alleged drunk driver was danny zuniga his passenger and another driver were hurt in this incident this passenger was ejected from the car and found nearby. >>the driv

a contractor for the us postal service has now been arrested and charged with stealing public money. >>50 year-old christopher roadshow work for an independent trucking company and wrist was responsible for transporting usps property from the north bay to san francisco that on tuesday surveillance video captured him in santa rosa throwing away. an official mailbag and when he arrived in san francisco. he was then arrested. authorities found a stack of over $5,000 cash hidden in his truck roche has now been released from jail and is due back in court next month. >>the city of santa clara is warning people who live there to be on the lookout for fake utility workers officials say if somebody comes to your door impersonating a silicon valley power employee. that's the power they have in santa clara. and they request payment in the field do not give it to them and call the number on your screen city employees we'll never ask for payment in the field by cash checked prepaid gift card or credit card. 12 former students of a man convicted of sexually abusing them when he was their teacher.

chp says it is speeding car hit the us postal service semi causing it to plunge off the freeway, the truck landed on the street below and as you can see spilled its load of mail and packages on the roadway. la fire department crews rescued the unconscious driver from the cab. and russian to the hospital, he's only identified as a 50 year-old man as for the driver and the passenger. in the speeding car they ran away from the crash and have not yet been found. >>few clouds to linger in our bay area skies but boy we are going to see some dry weather and some spring-like temperatures ad we'll show you where coming up next and a man charged with possession of marijuana decide to make a point that the drug should be legalized by lighting up a joint in of all places the courtroom and in sports. >>solo where the shades are out the opening night media celebration if you will is over but now the niners have to get on with business. we have mark carpenter joininus next see as wh we tried to get the politicians to deal with the problem. but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced b

postal service needs to get on board with that. the last numbers were in the 35 percentile, and we're on our way to it needs to be 100% at some point. we're pleased 16 months into the stop act, maybe less was signed into law, we're at 37%. but jim can lead with that. >> i would love to lead the delegation at the jfk or other ones to show you what customs and border protection are up against. what we need is additional capital, additional investments from congress to make sure we have the technology. what we have seen is the president attacking this at the core, at the countries where it's coming from. so, as i said at the beginning we do have a dramatic reduction in the amount of fentanyl that is coming in the mail from china. so, that is helping at the outset. while we continue to develop the resources, technology to tackle it at the facilities themselves. >> you think you're a long way off. are they going to get there? the law says what the law says. can they comply? >> that's our goal. >> just quickly, none of us mentioned the f

society brought harm to my heart and realitien and as a poet i may seem calm and come postal serviced about inside i'm hollering out. never known love and now i travel about, bitter and beaten, marked and scarred, sufficient skatinger in the without of me own short coming and now i'm struggling for air. you see i'm a victim of a pain but out of love i don't care and been here my whole life and i just pray noneoff y'all have to good there they always tell me to look at the bigger picture. doesn't seem wrong but at the problem with the big are picture it's not physically developed and the frame it wasn't built too strong so it couldn't hold and collapsed and folded now that image is fallen. so as far as the future holds, can't call it. i just know i write what i write and i say what i share. i know what files like to wear your heart on you've sleeve and if the whole world doesn't care. be grateful you don't got to go there peace. [applause] >> big incarcerated, you talk to a lot of people sometimes, some are better than others, [inaudible] >> sometimes there's people in places that go b

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many offices are closed including the postal service and the stock market. many restaurants and businesses are closed today for keeping different hours. be sure you check before you head out the door. >>> heads up to bay area commuters who use public transportation. it is certainly adding up in san francisco. >> reporter: you can see a cable car behind me. they are on sunday service and not as frequent as usual, the people are excited to hop on. it will cost one dollar more to ride the cable car in san francisco and a ticket is now s -- eight dollars. they had to raise the fare to provide safe and reliable transportation. ticket prices have not been raised since 2015. train rides with muni will stay at $2.50 . bart is increasing their prices as well to deal with inflation. bart prices will go up 5.4% in the new year. transit riders will see a price increase for transit pay. it will be six dollars and senior tickets now three dollars. they will use the money to improve service which includes adding double-decker buses and adding a new sales force transit cent

jody served her community, a clerk, a nurse and later as a letter carrier for the united states postal service. her kindness, sense of humor and infectious smile were sources of joy for those who knew and loved her. arizona has lost an incredible community member, veteran and public servant. pat and i are keeping jody's family, friends and community in our prayers as we mourn her passing. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. > on january 20, hoosiers will celebrate a big milestone. 200iana university will turn and share those 200 years of academic excellence and notable with the whole world. for 200 years, indiana provided top learning opportunities for alike.s and out of state is world renowned for programs likes the jacob school of music, of business and hoosier basketball. since the establishment in 1820, graduated from i.u. and gone off to change the world. scholars, noble

postal service starting next week. u.s.llion loss due to retiree pensions. the new prices will raise shipping costs by almost 2% overall. >> and a quick programming note for you, tomorrow on fox news sunday chris wallace will be broadcasting live from des moines, iowa. chris will first sit down with democratic presidential candidate andrew in exclusive interview ahead of the first in the nation caucuses. he will also be speaking with alan the key member of president trump's impeachment defense team both interviews air tomorrow morning on your local fox station, and then here on this network at 2 p.m. eastern time tomorrow. after that, chris will host a town hall with democratic white house hopeful pete at 7 p.m. eastern. text tomorrow special coverage only on fox news channel. that's how "fox report" this saturday january 25th from 2020 i'm jon scott thanks for watching. ♪ is welcome to "watters world" i'm jesse watters. the president won today. that's the subject of tonight's waters word, after week of hear from adam schif

it took the postal service five years to deliver a package a man says he sold an item on ebay, he refundedd for 45 days. five years later he receive ises an e-mail saying the package if that arrived. up year what took -- unclear what took so long. pete: that's what happens when you trust the government with your mail. [laughter] lisa: there you have it. pete: all right. well, an illegal immigrant arrested for drunk driving was just awarded $19,000 in a lawsuit. all thanks to california's sanctuary policy. wait with until you hear how and why they're defending it. tom homan sounds is off next. ♪ ♪ if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva. serious allergic reactions like low bloo