that is the new way the postal service that is out there. at will be coming to the united states at some point. that is really disruptive it is great for the environment because of the huge drop of mail volume because people will not get mail that they don't want into their mailbox but samite apartment that is 90 percent twitches the circulars. if my wife and girls could get that sale information i would be saving a ton of money. but the volume will drop which is good for the environment but terrible for the united states postal service national letter carriers. to drop in volume but that is a disruptive change but that is what we have to deal with that some point. what the chairman of the full committee has in mind is to put out about 1. 5 million of these steel boxes in neighborhoods all over america in urban areas, the town's comments to change 50 million door delivery addresses to a postal box so even if there is 100 addresses id one box is saving 1.5 million that you could drop that as 7,050,000 but that is a huge expense even where it i

members of the subcommittee, the postal industry has a long history of working with the private sector and others to spur innovation. historically mail address work shall. postal applications, handwriting recognition technology. they act as a platform presorted and mail-order industries the postal zip court to the benefit of businesses and resources. the ungovernable internet as change the world. great opportunities in enhanced capabilities. forces of logistic system. the infrastructure like the postal service is to support citizens and businesses to compete and position themselves and it also insures efficient market forces prevail and are not undermined. to continue understanding the world and rapid adaptation are increasingly critical endeavors. the postal service faces the tricky challenge of modernizing traditional product as it provides support for emerging technologies. there will lazar depend on the ability to innovate and embrace the innovations of others. as a result continued strengthening of the postal service for innovation. seeking to understand the frustration and the ne

and we're honored to have with us this morning the chief postal inspector of the u.s. l inspection service. inspector guy catrell. he was appointed the postal inspector of the u.s. postal inspection service in july 2010. he oversees all inspections of the postal service. you can have a seat. sorry. hopefully that's my glitch of the day. national headquarters offices have 18 field divisions and two service centers in the national forensics laboratory. about 700 postal police officers and 600 support personnel. he serves as chairman of the universal postal union, union's postal security group. prior to his appointment, served as deputy chief inspector at the national headquarters. he overall national security programs for the postal service. native of west virginia. he grew up in new orleans. he joined the postal service in 1987 when he became a letter carrier there. 1991, became a postal inspector to new orleans division where he investigated internal and external mail theft throughout louisiana and southern mississippi. since that time chief catrell handled several posi

and we're honored to have with us this morning the chief postal inspector of the u.s. al inspection service. inspector guy catrell. he was appointed the postal inspector of the u.s. postal inspection service in july 2010. he oversees all inspections of the postal service. you can have a seat. sorry. hopefully that's my glitch of the day. national headquarters offices have 18 field divisions and two service centers in the national forensics laboratory. about 700 postal police officers and 600 support personnel. he serves as chairman of the universal postal union, union's postal security group. prior to his appointment, served as deputy chief inspector at the national headquarters. he overall national security programs for the postal service. native of west virginia. he grew up in new orleans. he joined the postal service in 1987 when he became a letter carrier there. 1991, became a postal inspector to new orleans division where he investigated internal and external mail theft throughout louisiana and southern mississippi. since that time chief catrell handled several pos

we are honored to have with us this morning the chief postal inspector of the u.s. al inspection service. guy petrill. he overseas all aspects of the postal service. you can have a seat. [laughter] hopefully that is my glitch of the day. the national headquarters office includes 18 field divisions, to service centers, and the national forensics laboratory. it is staffed by 700 police officers, and 600 support personnel. he serves as chairman of the universal postal union's postal security group. he oversaw all national security programs for the postal service. he is a native of west virginia. he grew up in new orleans. he joined a postal service in 1987. 1991, he became a postal inspector where he investigated internal and external mail theft. since that time, he has held a number of management positions in metropolitan areas. in 2008, he served as inspector in charge where he guided the postal service toward a risk and management analysis platform, and implemented numerous cost-effective and innovative solutions. he overhauled the external website. he holds a bachel

i don't know the details of the postal service's operations. cheryl: they're losing, they lost, let's show viewers, 1.96 billion dollars they lost in the third quarter. go ahead. they need to be given the opportunity by congress who is essentially their board. they belong to the taxpayers, congress is our representatives. congress needs to give them enough room, give management enough room to try some changes, to try to make it work. and they might fail. this might not work, i'm not guaranteeing this particular plan, these cuts are going to save the postal service. i can guarantee you doing nothing will doom the postal service. cheryl: obviously, this is not a shock to anyone watching tonight that they are, of course, losing volume. if you look at the chart for first-class mail volume down, down, down, all about e-mail, all about the internet and when it comes to packaging, the u.s. postal service history has taught us was not made to send packages, it was made for letters back in the day when the u.s. postal service was created. 21st century or

inspector of the u.s. postalpection service. he was appointed the 38th chief postal inspector of the u.s. postal inspection service in july, 2010. he oversees all operations of the postal inspection service which includes national headquarters offices -- sorry, you can have a seat. [ laughter ] sorry about that. that's my -- hopefully that's my glitch of the day. national headquarters office includes 18 field divisions, two service centers and the national forensics laboratory. the office is staffed by more than 1,400 postal inspectors, 700 postal police officers and approximately 600 support personnel. the chief also serves as chairman of the universal postal union, union's postal security group. prior to his appointment served as deputy chief inspector at the national headquarters where he oversaw all national security programs for the postal service. he's a native of west virginia, grew up in new orleans, cottrel joined the postal service in 1987 when he became a letter carrier there. in 1991 he became a posta

and we're honored to have with us this morning the chief postal inspector of the u.s. l inspection service. inspector guy catrell. he was appointed the postal inspector of the u.s. postal inspection service in july 2010. he oversees all inspections of the postal service. you can have a seat. sorry. hopefully that's my glitch of the day. national headquarters offices have 18 field divisions and two service centers in the national forensics laboratory. about 700 postal police officers and 600 support personnel. he serves as chairman of the universal postal union, union's postal security group. prior to his appointment, served as deputy chief inspector at the national headquarters. he overall national security programs for the postal service. native of west virginia. he grew up in new orleans. he joined the postal service in 1987 when he became a letter carrier there. 1991, became a postal inspector to new orleans division where he investigated internal and external mail theft throughout louisiana and southern mississippi. since that time chief catrell handled several posi

. >> saving the postal service - can they deliver in this technological time. stay with us. >>> welcome back, you're watching al jazeera, live from doha, a reminder of the top stories. the european union is considering more sanctions against russia after accusing moscow of invading eastern ukraine. e.u. leaders will meet in brussels, and are expected to discuss ukraine's request. egypt's highest religious leader is expected to rule on a death sentence handed down to the religious leader of the muslim brotherhood. the sentence was given in june. the grand mufti rejected it once, but was asked to reconsider. >> the united nations is calling for the unconditional and immediate release of the 42 peacekeepers in the occupied golan heights. they've been taken hostage by syrian rebels and peacekeepers are trapped in the area. >> more on the breaking news story we reported earlier, and reports of a coup in ley so theo in southern -- lesotho in southern africa, let's speak to tania page who is in southern africa. what are you hearing? >> the latest information from witne

we've work very hard not only as a national park service unit but also with the u.s. postalhis event what it is today. weefr h we're honored to have the chief u.s. postal service inspector. he was appointed in july of 2010. he overseed all operations of the postal service inspection which include all national headquarters offices. >> sorry. you can have a seat. >> that's -- hopefully that's glitch of the day. national headquarters office includes 18 field divisions, two service centers. the office is staffed by more than 1400 inspectors approximately personnel. prior to his appointment, he served as deputy chief inspector at the national headquarters where he oversaw all national security programs for the postal service. he's astate of west virginia and joined the postal service in 1987. 1991 investigated mail threat throughout louisiana and southern mississippi. since that time he has held a number of management positions including being in charge of security and crime prevention communication group with risk and management analysis and implement numerous cost-effective and

at the u.s. postal service, our priority is...was... ll be...you. >> yes my love. >> scenes from the world according to garp. from the legacy of robin williams. john irving novel. robin williams, gone too soon at age of 63. bill: so many laughs. martha: we thank him for that. so many. bill: 2:00 eastern time the sheriff's department in marin county in northern california will hold a press conference. we'll see what they do when they talk. martha: "happening now" starts right now. jenna: good morning, everybody, i'm jenna lee. welcome to happening now. please have to have someone joining from us washington. >> i'm ed henry in for jon scott. we look at embattled career of a comic genius, robin williams dead at age of 63 apparent suicide. he burst on the hollywood seen as mork from the planet ork in the decade made the world laugh and sometimes cry with wide range and bottomless energy. >> stand like an object. you do eclectic celebration of events. do fosse, fosse, fosse, martha gram, martha gram, or twyla. mike cad kidd,

the average total compensation for a postal employee is about $80,000. that's 20 grand more than the private sector and it's not surprising why they keep this money-losing operation open, it's the jobs. 91% of postal union employees donate to democrats. we should follow europe in this case and privatize it just like postal industries in england, in denmark and in germany, all privately run. >> i love that idea. michelle, one of the most outrageous things about the post office is u.p.s. and fedex use the post office for the final leg of some of their mail deliveries. we're picking up the tab and they're earning profit on it. >> we need to privatize it, absolutely agree with jonathan. this is not surprising. all you have to do is walk into a post office to understand why they're going broke. it's horrible customer service. why are they wasting $2 billion a quarter just to send us a bunch of coupons and bills from visa. just privatize the whole thing. >> what about it, we're losing money. isn't this a business that we should be as a government shutting down?

that's when it entered the postal vortex. he package arrived in san francisco a machine read the address and shipped it back to brooklyn. >> and when it was in brooklyn they said we tried to deliver it. it has to go back to san francisco and then back and then back and then back. >> she was tracking it on-line as it bounced from one coast to the other and stops in between. >> the kearney, up to san francisco and up to flushing and back to brooklyn and back to kearney. >> they told her unfortunately the automated system would ship the box back and forth forever unless a human could trap it. >> you must get someone to pounce -- or possibly there is a guy with a big net waiting to pounce. >> the postal service couldn't catch it. laura wondered if 7 on your side could. >> if it is an automation, it is like finding a needle in a hay stack. >> why this package got stuck is a mystery. >> we don't know why it has been moving for so long. we did our best to trap it. >> this sbt our first case like this sh -- this isn't our first case l

and the postal service put everyone on alert.someone in new york pounced. >> there was a card, too. just remembered. >> gift looks perfect. she plans to send them off. >> i'm going to get a snail with a backpack and gps. >> she did resend it and get this, she sent it by priority mail. this time, the post office delivered it safely. so if you have a problem click on the sections tab, select 7 on your side. and you can reach me there. >> thank you >> sure >> spencer christian probably has been around the world 14 times >> weather looks looping. same weather day off day. state wide another sunny day interior locations across california. in the bay area, warm day. mid-60s on the coast. and sunday, football comes as broncos at the game time. warming up to 79. so sun screen is recommended we're going to have sunny days ahead high temperatures near 90 inland. >> thank you, spencer >> let's talk baseball. >> that is right. >> yes. a live shot on sunday >> right. >> get rest here >> yes. >> right. >> in sports of son of a famous raider ho

and the postal service put everyone on alert.ne in new york pounced. >> there was a card, too. just remembered. >> gift looks perfect. she plans to send them off. >> i'm going to get a snail with a backpack and gps. >> she did resend it and get this, she sent it by priority mail. this time, the post office delivered it safely. so if you have a problem click on the sections tab, select 7 on your side. and you can reach me there. >> thank you >> sure >> spencer christian probably has been around the world 14 times >> weather looks looping. same weather day off day. state wide another sunny day interior locations across california. in the bay area, warm day. mid-60s on the coast. and sunday, football comes as broncos at the game time. warming up to 79. so sun screen is recommended we're going to have sunny days ahead high temperatures near 90 inland. >> thank you, spencer >> let's talk baseball. >> that is right. >> yes. a live shot on sunday >> right. >> get rest here >> yes. >> right. >> in sports of son of a famous raider hoping

the postal service owes $100 billion on payment to workers past and present. at needs t to be done is to legislate and overhaul the gargantuan financial burden. in the meantime, postal service wants to cut back on other ways, cut back on saturday deliveries, there's a strong lobby against that, and the other option is to cash on on the online shopping craze by the shipping business. but congress will need the act and don't hold your breath for that. that is our show today, i'm ali velshi and thank you for joining us. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. iraq's standoff. america backs the newly nominated prime minister but nouri al-maliki says he's standing put. >>> hundreds of thousands of iraqis are running from war. a look at long simmering religious divisions, our show in iraq, and the fbi investigates the police shooting of an unarmed man plus

the u.s. postalervice lost $2 billion in the last quarter, almost three times as much as the same period a year ago. that even though its revenue was up in nearly all areas. the judge supervising the lawsuits against general motors over the ignition switch defect says he's going to push for deals not trials. but there's a question of whether the automaker can be sued for anything from before its government bailout five years ago. another judge will decide on that. and amazon is getting into the mobile payment movement today launching its own credit card reader that costs just 10 bucks. amazon's readers connect to a smartphone allowing individuals and companies to accept payments through a credit card. and finally burger king's chicken fries are back. they were dropped from the menu about two years ago because of slow sales but a social media campaign to bring them back appears to have worked. that's america's money. i'm devin dwyer. >> up next a new scam at a local atm. we have a video police want yo

residents complained, and the postal service retrieved the mail.okesman calls the behavior "clearly unacceptable." the carrier has been suspended. she could face federal misdemeanor charges for deserting mail and delaying mail delivery. >>> well, now to some sports and we start with a scary incident last night in pittsburgh. take a look. miami marlins pitcher dan jennings was hit in the head by a line drive clearly leaving him stunned. >> jennings left the game, was diagnosed with a concussion. he also underwent a scan, which came back negative. >>> look at that again, scary moment there in pittsburgh. yikes. >>> well, tiger woods goes in today's section round of the pga championship nine strokes off the lead. >> and for last night's other action, we toss it over to espn. >> this is the "sportscenter" set in los angeles. that is stan. i am neil. hillsborough beat eugene in minor league baseball on thursday. stan has major league baseball. >>> the dodgers beat the angels. so an opportunity for the athletics to extend their lead to three games in the

the child's body was found in a forested area. >>> a postal worker in ohio is on the receiving end of a message, you never know whose watching. you see that worker dumping all that mail. someone captured cell phone video of the postal worker tossing arm fulls of mail in cincinnati. the postal service retrieved the mail. the inspector general is looking into that incident. >> from our delaware newsroom, the city of new castle is shutting down their drinking water wells because of toxic chemicals. they are two types of acids made to use nonstick products. they trying to determine the source of the acids. >> we can install a facility tryings system that will remove the contaminant from the water that's what we're in the process of doing. regarding the source, that's being investigated. >> reporter: the arrest teeshian water -- artian water idled their wells. >>> the tourist in a national park is in a bit of hot water. >> they flew a drone over the hot springs and crashed it. iselle is causing problems on the big island and along the southern coast of . >> authorities at yellowstone natio

we're honored to have with us this morning the chief postal inspector of the u.s. al inspection service, he was appointed in july 2010. he oversees all operations of the postal inspection service which include national headquarters office. sorry, you can have a seat. [ laughter ] >> sorry about that. >> hopefully that's my glitch of the day. national headquarters, 18 field positions, two in laboratory, staffed by 114 inspectors, 700 postal police officers and approximately 600 support personnel. chief cat rell serves as postal union postal security group. prior to his appointment served as deputy chief inspector at the national headquarters, where he oversee all national security programs for postal service. a native of west virginia, grew up in noerps. he joined postal service in 1987 when he became a letter carrier there. 1991 became a postal inspector to the new orleans division where he investigated internal and external mail theft throughout louisiana and southern mississippi. since that time, the chief held a number of management positions in major metropolita

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. >> ed, let's switch gears to the postal service. >> ben garrett? >> $2 billion loss in the quarter. >> yeah. >> i don't know, what -- what needs to be done? i mean, the mail gets there every day. >> yeah. but, you know, the good thing is that the postal service actually does produce a pretty high quality product. so if we compare our postal service to those around the world we actually do a pretty good job. >> and we were doing that here on the set before the set -- >> we're making fun of me. >> from a business standpoint. >> no. >> the postal service can't get out of its own way. >> you can't defend -- i mean, to spend that much money to get -- michelle is saying hey we get the mail every day. $8 billion a year. $8 billion a year. >> a lot of countries spend that money and they don't get the mail. >> here's the thing, though. the problem is this. the postal service has a monopoly on first class mail. when you have a monopoly, you either can use it to make money, or you can use it to subsidize someone. in this case what the postal service has chosen

the videotape that appears to show a postal carrier dumping the mail in the garbage.s. "mad men" bombshell, christina hendricks, her funny stunt with a serious message about women in the workplace. that's in "the skinny" on this friday, august 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning on this very busy friday. i'm devin dwyer. >> i'm reena ninan. a lot of focus on the middle east. we're watching the hurricane over hawaii. incredible phone-in we're going to have in a little bit. >> so much. one of our former colleagues is there on the big island. she's going to report the latest to us in just a few minutes. >>> we're going to start with the breaking news out of iraq. american forces dropping much-needed food and water as president obama clears the way for u.s. air strikes. >> the president is vowing this time there will be no american troops returning to ground combat. >> reporter: this morning the u.s. military is back in action in iraq. >> today america is coming to help. >> reporter: president obama authorizing a military air drop

the response from the u.s. postalervice coming up. >>> the lock down at the white house ends with a toddler on time-out. >>> and the f nelson: when i started high school in jersey city making it to the finish line seemed like a distant dream. mr. cunningham: i know how hard nelson works running track and he works just as hard in my honors class. nelson: i thought i wasn't good at history but mr. cunningham, he makes it come alive. now i'm heading to college-- and my teachers helped make that happen. mr. cunningham: we're not just teachers, we're mentors, and helping all our students realize their dreams is the best part of the job. >> the ongoing ebola outbreak in west africa prompted the world health organization to declare an international health emergency. the organization will meet next week to discuss whether it is ethical to use experimental treatments to stop the spread. they advise those who had close contact with ebola into the to travel internationally. the outbreak killed at least 961 people. >>> the calm i

and the postal service retrieved the mail from the dumpster. the carrier has been suspended.as nosey neighbors with cameras. >>> if your mail is delivered, it may look psychedelic soon. this is janis joplin's forever stamp that goes on sale today. the queen of psychedelic soul is the latest to be honored in the postal service's music icon series. colorful. >> she looks good. >>> whether you realize it or not, this time of year, state fair season across nation's heartland. >> i love the state fair. long-time viewers to the show know we love the state fairs, too. so, with in a, we're off to springfield, illinois. >> the state fair's butter cow was unveiled yesterday. and look at the detail here. 500 pounds of unsalted butter. sculptors took two days. >> the butter cow has a long tradition there in springfield. it's been part of the state fair since the 1920s. the sculpture will be on display until the fair ends on the 17th of the month. that's when they melt her down. >> and use it for another sculpture. >> freeze it again. >> it's a project of the midwest dairy association. it

. >>> the u.s. postal service delivering some bad news, overall revenue rose 2% in the third quarter, thanks to a boost in shipping and package services. but the post office lost $2 billion during the past three months on another big drop in first class mail. the postal service has reported a loss in 21 of the past 23 quarters. >>> once again, amazon.com is embroiled in a heated contract dispute with a major content provider. and this time it's blocking preordinaries of some of this year's biggest movies from disney? what's amazon after? and could this fight be good news for consumers? julia bors ten has the story. >> you go to amazon to preorder dvds or blu-ray disks, you're out of luck. amazon allows users to preorder digital downloads but not the dvds. neither amazon nor disney will comment but the two companies are in a dispute over pricing. >> amazon is trying to use whatever leverage it has to squeeze some kind of a concession out of disney. i don't know if that's on pricing or some other type of ter

the residents say the postal worker return to pick up the mail after they called to complain. >> i'md by it because you rely on the postal system and now they have failed you. >> people missing out on bills, letters, it could be anything important and necessary. >> in a statement the postal service says in part quote this is clearly unacceptable behavior that does not the reflect the efforts of the thousands of professional, dedicated carriers in our work force, and they say they are investigating this incident. >>> the the cost of college continues to rise and that might change the way many families are paying for college. a new study finds that many grandparents are pitching in for their grandchildren's tuition. marley hall has this story. >> reporter: isabel is getting ready for her final year at arizona state university. her degree will be made possible by her grandparent who paid for school. >> way back when i was been and i have two older brothers my grand parents decided they wanted to start a college fund for all of us and had was their way to give back to us. >> reporter: su

but that's not so much what's doing the postal service in. it's the cost of its workforce. postal service owes $100 billion in benefits payments for workers past and present. postal service keeps defaulting on those payments and what needs to be done is for congress to legislate an overhaul that would change the postal services business model reducing it's gar gap an financial burden and in the meantime they want to cut costs in other ways, one proposal is cut back on saturday deliveries but there is a pretty strong lobby against doing that. the other option is to try to cash in on the online shopping craze by shipping out more packages. the higher revenue numbers so it's working up to a points. more needs to be done to kuyt are cut down the costs but to do it suck. i, congress needs to act. and don't hold your breath for that. that's our show for today, i am al see velshi, thank you for joining us. los that void... >> there is a huge opportunity for al jazeera america to change the way people look at news. >> we just don't parachute in on a story...quickly talk to a couple

if you look at the growth of the postal services. ot only in india. >> moving mail doesn't make the bunny it used to. india wants a banking licence, it says it can reach more people than a traditional bank. >> small-time investors can't do to bank, they won't accept meagre savings. >> reporter: these banks are a reminder of how much the postal service evolves. as india modernizes, the institution is working hard to deliver prosperity. snoorks >>> fewer quality films are made, which could lead to fewer film festivals. coming up a look at what is causing the movie shortage, coming up next. >>> you may not think of new york city as a place to find humpback whales, but there have been several sight inns, this one is off the coast of queens. the waters serve as a feeding ground for whales, dolphins and sharks. >> welcome back, thank you for joining us on al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford. first a look at the temperatures. >> what a beautiful morning, a lot of people in central park running and biking. >> good labour day weekend. >> 66

the u.s. postalervice continues to bleed red ink, but its revenue in nearly all areas is up, especially in shipping and package services. the agency got permission for an emergency rate hike back in january. the postal service lost $2 billion in the last quarter, almost three times what it lost in the same period a year ago. >>> those suing gm over ignition switch problems will be encouraged to accept settlements. that's the word from the federal judge who will preside over more than a hundred lawsuits stemming from the defect. there is a question whether the automaker can be sued for a problem that dates to before its government bailout five years ago. another judge will decide that. >>> and amazon is getting into mobile payments. it's launching its own credit card reader that costs just $10. amazon's card readers connect to a smartphone allowing individuals and companies to accept payments through a credit card. >>> burger king seems to be bowing to consumer demand by bringing back its chicken frie

why the driver says a bug had him spinning out of control. >> postal work caught dumping boxes of male right in the tra fox 29 news in hd brought to you by x finity the future of awesome. ♪ >> tonight a story you'll see only on fox. 64 year old woman attacked and robbed at an atm describes the moment she tried to fight back. good evening i'm luce is he noland. >> i'm dawn timmeney. she spoke only with fox 29's dave can't chen. >> if i had my cane i'd cracked his head. >> 64 year old brenda is still fuming over this surprise heist last sunday as she was getting church money from a fels fargo atm under the el at frankford. >> he reached over. we was tussling. i was holding on to my money. >> the crook snatched 60 bucks from right from her hand. pulling so hard he injured the victim who was dressed in her sunday best. >>> he dislocated my shoulder and my arm up here. i feel violated you can come over here and see a person dressed in church clothes that you would -- you have no fear of god. >> atm surveillance camera got good look at the thief another shot shows him milling around the area

>> the u.s. postalervice delivers mail to the 153 million addresses, it handles 43% of the world's mail volume and it does it six days a woke. why does it keep losing billions every quarter? the post-master general for a special interview a few minutes from now. r me, it starts with the opening bell. . >>> the bull set to charge ahead, markets shrugging off weakness in china. how long can u.s. stocks beat back the bears? >> u.s. mail makes it through rain, sleet, snow and the dark of night, but the losses keep pileing up. the post master joining us to talk about the u.s. postal service. >> place your bets. at the casino, your laptop and smartphone is the fakes suffering from gambling gone wild? the man lays the cards on the table as atlantic city faces a major cold streak. the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. [ music playing ] >> good morning, everybody, welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick along with joe kernan. >> you talk about the post office, he's a genius. >> he

. >>> in the meantime, neighbors in cincinnati, now know why they were not receiving mail. it turns out their postal was delivering it into a dumpster. the worker was caught on camera, tossing letters, even paychecks into the trash. residents say postal worker returned to pick up the mail after they called to complained. >> i'm saddened by it because you rely on the postal system. >> people are missing out on bills, letters. it could be anything, anything important and necessary. >> and in a statement the postal service says in part quote this is clearly an unacceptable behavior that does not reflect the efforts of the thousands of the professional dedicated carriers in our work force. they say they are investigating this incident. >>> well, football is back and the eagles in their first preseason game of the year, we will have the highlights. >>> also ahead, a pair of phillies legend are honored, beasley reese has more on alumni weekend, next. >>> a boy survives an al-ghaith the or attack but wait until you hear his story, it will warm your heart, that is you know what i love america? fine barbecue

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