and so if we capitalize on the postal service, among the things the postal service could do, if we had $30 billion over the next ten years, replace their fleet of 190,000 vehicles with more energy-efficient vehicles, appropriate for the size for the kind of packages they deliver. 300-some mail processing centers could be retooled with mail processing equipment that actually reflects what the postal service delivers in the 21st century. the post offices themselves could have the kind of upgrades in technology investments that would enable for better service as well. that's what the postal service could do if they had the money. now, sometimes people think of the postal service and they think well, the postal service doesn't come up with many -- they are not really innovative. they don't come up with a whole bunch of ideas. actually as it turns out, they are more innovative than i thought they were. i just want to mention a couple of things that they have begun doing that i think are noteworthy, and they ought to be able to do more of them. if they did, they could actually make money and

the postal service handles the file mile delivery.t want to chase ground business as low as that the postal for those offering volume customers. we might not want to chase that down. if you're looking for a lower cost alternative, we have those products in fedex smart post and ups share post. worried that the postal service is this aggressive? i know that they want to run like a business and want to gain market share, but should we be worried that the are sacrificing profits? >> great question. they are desperate for some revenue. first-class mail continues to decline five-present percent every year -- 5-6% every year. .owever, shipping is up 20% shipping is also profitable for them. it's carrying about it 18% profit margin. are making money on the product, but they have to move more parcels than they do first-class mail. they have to move about three packages to make up for the profit margin of one piece of first-class mail. >> thank you so much for joining us. on the feud between the three. scotland's historic vote on independence i

the postal service is asking for permission to begin delivering groceries. ry has lost a billion in the last five years, and it could be a way to bring in extra revenue. financial analyst says they have the equipment to make it happen. the postal service says if approved, people would place their grocery order online, and the store would bring the groceries to the post office, which would deliver them to you. >>> nfl football is knocking on our door. let's check in with the sunday forecast. >> we have a good-looking day, and mix of sun and clouds. temperatures right now, if you're stepping out. upper 50s to low 60s. 60 in san francisco. this afternoon, giants play. upper 60s in the forecast. and partly cloudy conditions a lot of 70s around the bay. mid to upper 70s inland cities. as we get into extended forecast, today is pleasant. tomorrow temperatures will bump just a bit. hold steady on tuesday. wednesday, wow, here comes the warmup. low 90s in the forecast by thursday. at the coast, mostly sunny skies and mid 70s. beach weather coming back our way. >> 90

police say it's clear the postal worker was being targeted when shot twice. other shots missed her. by someone with a bb gun. >> the 28-year-old postal worker left of the hospital after being treated. she was limping after being shot in the knee and back by someone with a bb gun. >> she has an abrasion deep if her left knee. >> it was before 3:00 this afternoon the postal worker was delivering mail in 6200 block of christian. >> towards the house, towards the door when she feels the first strike to her back and reactionary turns quickly and that's when she feels the second one that's when she begins to panic, yell and scream. >> shot to her back struck the strap of leather mail back which prevented it from striking her kin. three other shots hit the side of this prick row home. no mail was taken and it's unknown why she was shot. >> i want to walk open doors and see if anyone knows anything. >> bb guns have been a major concern to residents in south and southwest philadelphia particularly because they look like real weapons. councilman kinata johnson a vocal adds cat says this incide

the postal worker delivering mail on 1600 block of christian. she was walking up to the door and felt something strike her back. reactionary she turns quickly and she felt the second one. the shot struck the mail bag. an investigator was told by a neighbor three other shots hit a home. >> we're going to knock on doors and see if there were any issues with anybody. >>> this evening another postal work delivered the mail under the watchful arm of an armed postal police officer. bb guns are a major concern to residents in south and southwest philadelphia particularly because they look like weapons. councilmen said this incident shows this problem has no borders. >> it's a city-wide issue that needs to be addressed. >> reporter: some unscrupulous him or merchantses are selling them to children. council introduced legislation calling for harsher penalties for those stores selling to kids. in southwest detectives, i'm indiana channel 6 "action news." >> a philadelphia police are looking for a woman who held herself to money from a donation box. this su

. >> is the postal service doing anything about this? 7 is on your side. we are live in arlington with what she has found. >> he had already heard how people in the neighborhood were playing mailmen amongst exchanging letters that consistently landed at the wrong houses. we are hearing more serious complaints involving missing packages to to stolen money. his daily ritual? still has not turned up the one thing he has been waiting for, the county sticker he says should have arrived more than a month ago. hesing items of the reason stopped having important things sent to his house months ago. >> i don't have direct mail service anymore. >> neither does his neighbor. >> most of the time of forget a greeting card, it is ripped open. she filed a complaint with the postal master after greeting cards with potentially thousands of dollars ripped open arrived for her daughter. people say delivery problems have continued even after an abc 7 story earlier this week. >> you would think they would pay more attention to things like that. >> instead, he arrived home to fi

for all of you who work in the postal service, hear this one -- "we propose the abolition of the governmental postal service." >> boo. >> right now, jeanne and i and members of the house are fighting to raise the minimum wage. what many have used should understand, that republicans in congress are not only opposing raising the minimum wage, they believe in abolishing the concept of the minimum wage. this is what the koch brothers said in 1980 -- "we support the repeal of all law which impedes the ability of all people to find employment, such as minimum wage laws." if you are in a high unemployment. and your employer says i will give you three bucks an hour, and you say, i have no choice, that is it, and no more job protection, no more safety relations on the workplace. needless to say, they support the abolition of the environmental protection agency, and this is the last point. listen to this one carefully. this is their vision of a new america -- "we oppose all government welfare relief projects and aid to the poor programs. all these government programs our privacy-invading, ritualistic,

post office department and the postal service. his retirement ended three quarters after century of mail service by the havens family of seamy valley. the first rural route set up in seamy began in 1912 when neil's grandfather served as the first carrier. the havens family became innamon us in -- sib none must -- synonymous with letter carriers. the havens family persevered and continued to serve their community. starting out when they just had a couple of people in the community. neil following it a competitive examination continued the family tradition in 1958 after being appointed postmaster by president dwight d. eisenhower. over the course of his career, he saw mail service grow from route 1, seamy, california, with a single carrier, to a team of more than 170 employees and approximately 60 routes. in july of 2004, postmaster havens passed away while resting in his favorite chair at the home he and his wife owned for 353 years. a rotary club president, navy reservist, and supporter of charitable and educational foundations, ne

some financial experts say the postal service has the trucks and warehouses and the employees to pullf. >>> shoppers, they've got varied views. >> it could be a boom for everybody if it's played right and if people still believe in the male especially in the city where i don't have to carry all my luggage up the stairs. >> i don't trust them to deliver mail why would i trust them to deliver food. >> postal workers are not select and bag your produce. >> you would place your order online then grocery stores would bring your groceries to post office which would then cliff them to your home. >> in kansas city a woman won million dollars after a radio staying called her a porn star. the radio dj were putting together a list of local porn stars they asked listeners to tech the names of porn stars they knew that lived in the ar area. one listeners teched ashley patton's name when the djs read on the air. they have agreeing geld her name and found pornographic pictures but it turns out those pictures were connected to another woman with a similar but different name from patton. her name was

the rain kept this postal truck from getting out. several other cars stalled out in the deep water. here we're starting to need rain. >> reporter: just a little bit it's getting dry out there. i believe we've seen i have to check the numbers, over the last 45 days we've seen 2 1/2 inches of rain, but that came in one shot, when we had a heavy downpour. that's no good, because 90% of that runs off. let's go live on sky 6. there's the view of the center city skyline. clouds and sun, more clouds west of the of the city, more clouds south and east. we're picking up a coastal storm that's developing off the coast of the carolinas that's pushing toward the north, it will miss us, but bring clouds toward the shore. 69 in the boar walk in atlantic city, that's the same number for sea isle. dover, 63. allentown 57. poconos 354. him most locations are doing all right as far as visibility is concerned. lancaster you're socked in pretty good, 2.5. millville, 5. wilmington and dover no issues down there. atlantic city at the airport, 6 miles. now that the sun is coming up, a lot of that will bur

the retailer and the postal service could consider expanding nationwide. >> do you want your groceriesd at 3:00 a.m.? >> we get up so early, why not, freshing as. >>> at five o'clock, is california going in the right direction in we have a new poll showing a dramatic town around in how voters feel about the future. >>> the mistake at wall that has them scrambling to notifying thousands of customers. >> you recognize us, right, in the smaller picture a look at the embarcadero with the bay bridge toll plaza backed up and the east bay interstate 680 in the east bay interstate 680 in walnut creek is it the biting? ...we need to break up. cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> at 6:00, a two-alarm fire breaks out on san francisco twin peaks with crews on the scene now. >>> east bay student accuses

police say it's clear the postal worker was targeted when shot at least twice. there were other shots fired that missed her by someone with a bb gun. the 28-year-old postal worker let the hospital of the university of pennsylvania this evening of being treated he was limping a bit after shot in the knee and back by someone with a bb gun. >> she's got operation deep bruising to left knee. >> it was just before 3:00 this afternoon the postal worker was delivering mail in 6200 block of christian street. >> she is walking up towards the house towards the door when she feels a strike to her back and reactionary she turns quickly and that's when she feels the second one when she begins to panic, yell and scream. >> shot this her back shot the strap of the mail bag which prevented hitting her skin. police say no mail was taken and it's unknown why she was hot shot. >> we're going to knock on doors and see if there's been issues with anybody. >> and this evening another postal worker delivered mail on the block under watchful eye of armed postal police officer. bb guns a

the rain kept this postal service truck from getting the mail out.got swamped in a low-lying section of the city. several other vehicles in the southwestern part of houston stalled out in what looks like deep water there. they always tell you, turn around don't drown. >> reporter: this is going to sound strange if we don't start getting rain around here, we could be talking drought conditions in this part of the county. the drought monitor put us in an abnormally dry, whatever their rating scale is. which is good we haven't seen around here for sometime. there's one shot for precipitation over the next several days. that will be tomorrow night. if we don't get any rain we could go another week without any precipitation. it will be dry out there and continue to be dry in the foreseeable future. that's the ben franklin bridge we have low level cloud cover starting to overspread the area and patchy fog in others. temperatures wise it's nice and comfortable. 59 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 54. winds out of the northeast at 6 miles per hour. those a

the rain kept this postal service truck from being able to deliver the mail. it got swamped in the low-lying section of the city. >>> a violent hail storm inundated florence, italy. so much hail fell from the sky it covered the streets. farmers are reporting expensive damage to crops. >>> in our, area, though, calm this weekend. >> reporter: it was calm last week, it's going to be calm next week, next weekend looks calm. we're loving life right now, right? let's go live on sky 6. it's a nice, comfortable pattern, a quiet pattern we are settling into. it will by quiet days to the delaware valley. we're seeing a mixture of sun and clouds, comfortable temperatures and low humidity levels, 64 in philadelphia. some locations are cooler, but, again, these numbers are close to where they should be for this time of year. allentown, 62. trenton, 63. wilmington, 67. dover, 72. sea isle city, 71. the high down the shore will come within the next hour or two, and our winds because they are strengthening out of the east will allow the temperatures to fall back into the upp

the postal problems are perplexing. >> once a week, somebody complains about having someone else's mail or missing a package. it seems to be pervasive. >> where is it going? >> i do not know. i tracked mind to the post office and i was told that it was delivered. i do not know where it went. >> the mail comes from this post office. the residents say they noticed a change for the worse over the last year. revolving doora of carriers on the route and they wonder if that is cutting into service. a spokesperson tells seven on your side that they are investigating the claims and welcome the claim -- welcome the opportunity to address service issues. that that happens with the precision of overnight delivery. >> thank you. we will be back with the work week forecast. >> won the best times of the year is september. we are here. >> different. the first fight of the seven days that we had our at 90 degrees. >> you said that the record high for today was 104. i am going to stop complaining about last week. >> they could have been a lot worse. >> we show you the summer rooftop. it was a beautiful

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the u.s. postal service is considering a grocery delivery service. it's another way that cash-strapped agency is hoping to bring in more money. according to the "washington post," the postal service would work with retailers to deliver the groceries to homes in the early morning between 3:00 and 7:00 a.m. the idea is being considered by the commission that regulates the postal service, and testing could come as early as october. >>> if you've got a story idea for the consumer watch, we would love to hear from you. send us an e-mail. consumerwatch@nbcwashington.co also phone your ideas at 202-885-4884. >>> thanks, erika. it was an unusual art show. we'll show you how you can enjoyim so special exhibits all night long. that story coming up up >>> tomorrow, art is pulling an all-nighter. it's called "art all night dc." it celebrates local and international artists in five different neighborhoods across the city after dark. news4 news4' zachah has a preview of the festivities. >> more like ahh! >> i'm super excited about being involved in art all night ag

one of the things that postal services needed to do in recent years is right size the enterprise.y no longer carry the same amount of first-class mail they used to, for example. they reduced by roughly half-full, place and the number of mail processing centers. they transferred a lot of the rural post offices. our role in congress is to make sure we pass a law -- and i think our bill does this -- that enables the postal service to get full value out of a totally unique 200-year-old just reason network. >> is it headed for bankruptcy? >> not if we are smart about it. we have legislation and able to make money, capitalize the postal service and end up with billions of dollars in the bank, pay the money they own if we will just do it. the old nike saying, "just do it." >> thank you so much, senator tom carper of delaware. staying on this theme, president obama would love to come in support of a time for minister -- prime minister in the fight against extremism. erik schatzker sat down with renzi. >> think about it this way. what is italy? it is a peninsula, a food jutting southward f

the shipping company is facing increased competition particularly from the postal service which just its overnight and two day rates. another shipping company already hiring for the holidays. united parcel service says it plans to hire nearly 100,000 seasonal workers this year. it also expects more applicants than last year. and starbucks test marketing what it calls the frappuccino mini, 2 ounces smaller than the regular version, about 30 cents cheaper. it also doesn't have as many calories. the mini is available right now in denver and houston. >>> and that's america's money. i'm reena ninan. >> 5:23 now and we're following two developing stories including new developments on nfl star adrian peterson. we'll tell you what the vikings did overnight. >> the power of social media may have helped crack the case of an attack on two gay len in center city. i'm stanley tucci and i love new york. there's no place like it in the world. one of my favorite fall activities is visiting our world-renowned wineries and craft brewers. and, award-winning distilleries and cider makers. they're locate

the postal workers would not select and bag your produce. ould you place your order on line and grocery stores would bring your groceries to the post office which would then, deliver them to your home. >> interesting. >> yeah. >> a baby, born in a car, as it speeds down i-95 in delaware. mom, grand mom, sister all on hand to tell the the amazing story. >>> then local medical community is mourning the the loss of a beloved leader, how he and his wife died that has investigators now looking into this. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> well, we're outside cooper hospital with the lead story this morning, still the big story from yesterday, question new jersey political pur full want to know how did the cooper health ceo and his wife die in their bedroom. shock and sadness from camden to the state capitol as autopsies may hold the answers, chris? >> steve, kids trapped by flames in the local apartment compl

from the postal service and gsa. everybody kept their work in the same way and the computer could read it more easily. not impossible. they never managed to make it work. take all of this disparate kind of paper and meld them together. is 640 people who work there now. 5:00.work 8:00- they get plenty of overtime. >> they like it. it is a steady job. it is a strange place to work. you go down under the ground into sort of -- you can tell you are in the cave. the roof is a jagged rock. there's no cooking down there. all of the food is brought in. >> what did you mean the food is brought in? of people have concessions to bring food. no one can cook. there's a pizza guy who was the mayor of the town. and another guy who brings a mozzarella sticks. a couple of things. they truck it in. >> is he on contract with the government? >> yes. the other guy drives it to down and call him up. kind of congealed, not to the best food for the not the best way to eat food. to get out of the mine to your car is a lot of trouble. >> how l

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. >>> it is in secret the the u.s. postal service needs to raise serious cash and it has a plan that will do just that. >> so the post office wants to start delivering groceries tour front door. what do you think? financial experts think it might be the money maker the post office needs. postal service sent its proposal to the regulatory commission next week hoping to get permission to begin testing this idea next month. financial experts say the postal service, they have the trucks, they have the the warehouses and they have the employees to pull this all off. shoppers have mixed views. >> it could be a boom for everybody fit is played right and people still believe in the mail. >> especially in the city where i don't to have carry my deliveries up the stairs. >> because i don't trust them to deliver mail why would i trust them to deliver food that can make me sick. >> so to be clear postal workers would not select and bag your, produce but place your order on line and then grocery stores would bring your groceries to the po

the postal notice was left down the street. >>> and the nfl feel good story of the year so far.s the daughter of defensive lineman devon still. >> the bengals kept him on the team to keep his insurance to pay for her cancer treatment. she had surgery yesterday, but first a pep talk from dad on the way to the hospital. >> are you ready for today? i'm ready for today. let's get this cancer about. let's do it. fist bump. >> there she is post on. during the nearly six hour surgery, doctors were able to remove the tumor. she's facing chemo. >>> this is the man who said he would never get married again, that's out the window. one-time confirmed bachelor george clooney. this morning, much of venice is closed down, and it says there is the wedding. >> amal alamuddin and his wedding could happen any day, taking place at a seven star hotel there. >> of course. >>> for some folks, your local news is up next. >> and for everyone else, we'll actually be back in just a moment with your friday funnies. at the dannon creamery, we've put a fresh twist on classic desserts. making them all new, an

now we have the postal service. >> rather drone give you a loaf of bread or the post office. depends on the item if you're standing underneath. >> post office for a long time they will contract. instead of going six days a week, going five days a week. maybe they can go seven days a week and deliver every day alongside amazon. melissa: i got to correct you. they deliver on sunday. when i order amazon prime package, it is postman who walks up on sunday. they have been making some money with amazon. this partnership, i mean, maybe it brings the post office back to life. although do we have the video of that one postal employee who was caught dumping all, this is what makes me nervous about these guys delivering your groceries. this is mail carrier who was caught by someone just watching out their window. dumped your m. the check is in the mail no it is not. it is in the dumpster. grapes are on the way? no, they're not, they're in the dumpster. james, how do you feel about this. >> that is a little disturbing. amazon will demand a little better service than that. melissa: you th

at the u.s. postal service, our priority is...was... always will be...you. >> a survey team from the national weather service will visit massachusetts this afternoon to determine if a tornado touched down. a warning had been issued for the area so far there have been no reports of any injuries. >> reporter: luckily not getting a lot of reports of downed trees in the wake of last night's storms. the roads are open and drying out. on mass transit we have power problems on the 101, 102 trolleys. that means you're riding the shuttle buses. across the board everything is on a holiday. we have new schedules over the last few days, on the trolleys and subways and a lot of city buses. the new schedules involve route 10, 15, 11 and 13 being back to normal following their shuttle busing. route 7, 33, 38, 48 running with the detours after made in america festival this weekend. >> reporter: if you're down the shore it's a tricky forecast. him it will be so warm and humid, document the shore is a great place to be. noon, 82 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 84. th

amazon has begun using the u.s. postaloceries on a trial basis in the san francisco area. it's an effort to build up the company's amazon fresh business which is also available in seattle, los angeles, expanding to other cities this year. beyond saying in a statement we are always looking for new and innovative ways to deliver packages to customers. let's check shares of amazon's stock right now down just about a quarter of a percent. listen, i support our letter carriers. they work very hard, they do their job, they deliver my mail. they're losing money, maybe amazon can help. >>> closing bell is about 14 and a half minutes away. you can uber a car, you can sing with a meal, you can do everything with all of these smartphone apps, but what about like that getting a signature look for a night out on the town delivered to your door, your home, your office? one hot new start-up is stealing the show getting you carpet ready. it's happening right now in our green room. we've got the ceo of glam squad, co-founder of guilt group

first started at the postal service, back in the 1990's. from making -- i went to $50,000 in,000 five years. everything was great. around 2002, i felt like a, i am not making that much more money anymore. up, housing went up. as soon as i was ready to buy a house, houses went up astronomically. is there a legislative solution in your view? caller: i believe there is one. it is going to be difficult to get there with the gridlock in washington. i do not want to blame any republicans or democrats for raising or not raising taxes on the wealthy, but they money has to come from somewhere. we would like to say -- cut foreign aid and this and that, but right now, no one wants to cut the military, not with the isil threat. people want to cut foreign aid, or you cut foreign aid, isil whoever will fill in the gap wherever you cut it. where do you get the money from? would you be willing to pay more taxes? caller: i pay a lot of taxes. i pay a lot. i pay, like, a lot of taxes. ical taxes -- i do not think make a lot of money. would you go down south

the new $1,000,000 instant jackpot! (mrs. miller) with 5 top prizes of $1,000,000. (postal worker) welcome to the neighborhood! (voice over) want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winning today. the pennsylvania lottery. bring your dreams to life. >> a theater director in berks county is accused of sexually abusing one of his teen actor. he is the director of the playhouse in birds birdsboro. authorities say drey sent naked photographs to himself in the teen and asked for some in return. >>> a jeep owner in north jersey could not take it anywhere seeing a driver take up two spots, so he snapped the photo of the suv he drives squeezed up to the white corvett. he preceded to take a window seat nearby to watch the sports car driver owner's reaction. the driver was not thrilled. >>> thursday should be sean day. starting at 8 tonight it's grays anatomy. it's going into its 11th season. scandal begins the 4th season. and closing out sean day at 10:00 p.m. how to go the away with murder. viola davis as a criminal lawyer will do anything to spring her clients and trains her student

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it teamed up with the postal service, which is testing delivering postages between 3 and 7am and leaving it on the doorstep. same day delivery is being tested in new york city, and west coast cities, partnering with local stores as well as as retailers like wal-mart and others. it has potential customers in databases, credit card on time. it's not just big companies, relay, in the d.c. area, is addressing the last mile issue by creating pick-up areas, and will deliver for a $10 fee. post mates is another company generating buzz, calling itself the uber. it connects customers to court yours, and take-out. it promises delivery in under an hour. it's in a handful of big cities and expanding quickly. >>> that is the show for today. "real money" airs week nights. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >>> i'm richelle carey, at the top of the hour - tens of thousands fill the streets in new york and several cities around the world taking part in climate change marches. a peace deal has been reached in yemen, it has not stopped the violence as fighters take control of key cities in the capi

. >> we know that 90% of the postal voters have returned their ballots that gives us the first clue ase level of turn out that we can expect. and here in the largest polling station, there are already calling the turn out here astronomical. and this is happening across the country. >> i think it is really important to as a signal to across the world, that we can make really important decisions about the way the u.k. is governed, and whether scotland will settle as a separate nation peaceably, and with i think today i heard that the biggest turn out any poll in the u. k. for almost 100 years. >> this is the first time i have felt my vote could make a major difference. not just a minor little bit of political shifting, but actually a substantial change. >> i think the stress has been building up. you know it is just everything so heightened and television, and everything, emotions are high. because it is an important decision. and we will see what happens. >> the first minister of scotland cast his vote in north eastern scotland, plus the leader of the no campaign, alison darling voted.

. >> amazon and the postal service are teaming up to deliver groceries around san francisco. is part of a trial delivering groceries define 3:00 and 7:00 in the morning when the post office is not using vehicles to deliver mail. am citizen is delivering grocery in san francisco and los angeles and seattle and the participateship allows amazon to test new ways to expand grocery division. >> that is early. >> between 3:00 and 7:00, but that is good use of the trucks that are sitting idle. >>> an east bay high school students decides to become a sales person and we have the product that sent two classmates to the hospital. >>> a military exposition in oakland calls protests and what will be demanded of city leaders. >>> a look at the golden gate bridge and the big picture in the smaller picture, you can the east bay interstate 680 and the bay bridge with more news the bay bridge with more news and weather and ♪ the bay bridge with more news and weather and go! go! wow! go power...oats! go! made from oats cheerios! cheerios! go, go, go! go power oats! go! cheerios! go power! go..

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