the u.s. postal service traditionally would come to your home by five or six days depending on what's going on, this advent of the seventh day delivery is truly around taking advantage of the internet. all mentioned to slides this is the first one. united states postal service has over 250,000 mobile delivery thousand mobile delivery devices that will be deployed throughout our network. with that comes a tremendous amount of data, we are responsible for a huge amount of information. what that means is every package, every single product that comes our network, from the moment it is ingested into the mail stream to the minute comes to your home we are tracking it at each step. there is mobile delivery devices allow letter carriers have the ability to reroute a package, so you might am not going to be home i like like you to deliver to a different address. those devices will enable us to do that. they will also allow us to support things like connect.gov. anyone aware of connect that go? so u.s. postal

the postal service has over 40,000 retail locations. we have one of the largest retail footprints of anyone. with that comes around 3,000 mobile point of sale devices. have any of you been to the post office? have you went to buy stamps? [laughs] >> maybe you had this mail package. it's very important for us to try to continue to in the process of streamline the process not the affect the customer sisfaction. our goal is to serve you very well nowing that it's not your favorite place to b. have you ever notice the line developing in the post office and someone will come away and walk into the lobby and begin to serve people. more and more as we establish internet connected devices in the postal service we will take that even further out. it looks just like your iphone, we call it mobile point of sales and they will transact with you and improve the customer satisfaction. we've taken those into the parking lot. maybe some of you have filed your taxes a little late this year. a few of us. they'll actually be out there and getting those pos

the postal service has over 40,000 retail locations. with one of the largest retail footprint of anyone. and with that comes about 3000 local point-of-sale devices. have any of you been a post office? anybody went to buy stamps? you had this mail package. it's very important for us to try to continue to come in the process of streamlining our processes, not to the that customer satisfaction. our goal is to serve you very well. we want to keep the experience besides possibly begin knowing at times it's not your favorite placplace to be great if you evr noticed the line to begin to develop in your post office and somewhat actually, away from behind the counter and walked out into the lobby and begin to serve people. more and more as we established more of these internet of connected devices and postal service we will be able to take a further after if you've ever seen them, it looks like your iphone, it's an ios enabled device, mobile point of sales and they will walk right out into the lobby and they were transact with you in an effort to

and fed-ex in the same day delivery and so is the postal service. ou think of the quaint snail mail leftover from the preinternet age -- >> here's the package addressed to jimmy and susan. >> reporter: -- think again. it's suddenly taking it up a notch, ramping up same-day delivery on the east and west coast. while amazon.com dreams of f flying drones, amazon is using the postal service for same-day rush shipments which is offering to do it cheaper than fed-ex or u.p.s. >> it's good to be competitive. >> customers should have as many options as possible to get the service they're looking for. >> reporter: make no mistake, the u.s.p.s. has work cut out for itself. e-mail and internet cut by 20% first class mail volumes. their bread and butter. but online shopping and package delivery are booming. now same-day rush deliveries. in a statement, the u.s.p.s. tells nbc news, it's all about enhancing the customer experience and increasing customer convenience. >> we really believe that the services we're uniquely capable of providing really make the postal

>> this is what i do to the front of the shirt. >> the only problem is he is not verified by the u.s. postal service to sell these shirts. he shirts. he has been trying for years but the agency tells him they are ready have enough vendors. >> they were outdated and you can get them custom-made. poster workers get an allowance. right now they get an allowance of $390 per year to buy uniforms. there are dozens of them out there. does his clothing meet their standards? >> it does and he even has a local on the other t-shirts. it doesn't have the usps logo. >> wow, you look great. >> i didn't see that style t-shirt in any of the official uniform listing. this one was made especially for me but he did show me a supply of shirts that he has. they just announced they were closing several processing centers and laying off several thousand people. do they even want his business at all? he says he has 50000 plus customers. >> he says he is not gigiving up because this is what he feels is his calling. >> to they get in trouble if they wear this? they supposedly get in trouble but they still wear it. >>

>>mark: the decision behind from the u.s. postalice ongoing battle between the city of napa and the postal service what to do with this historic building from the registry this is the post office one of the most well-known buildings in downtown apple still sitting boarded up metal beams right now holding up the left side of the building the postal service was to demolish it with the city of napa try to save it one of the store is one year after the earthquake extreme to before the building pick up and slammed back to the ground follow by 15 seconds of swing role and shake and totaled 20 seconds in the middle at 320 in the morning walk over a million people from the bay area in this the first glimpse of the damage one year ago is in the year of rebuilding its lost thousands of bottles of wine and inventory and they're still cleaning up the damage is well a year later. >>j.r. stone: this is what look like we reported on the earthquake last year he is the manager of the collective one room and he says this building was built and a 1075

the seat that you now hold? rep. lawrence: i'm proud to say i was a postal employee in the united states postal service. i came in being a letter carrier. actually, walking door-to-door in the weather. i worked my way up to management retire --30 years to to transition from management district job to go and be full-time as mayor of my community. host: what perspective did he give you as a member of the house now on how government should be working? rep. lawrence: it is a government agency. knowing the checks and balances. not being frustrated with that. oferstanding the impact althoughg tax dollars, the postal service generated its own revenue, the perception was taxpayer generated. was thathe about that we were regulated by the federal government. there were some internal controls and restraints. role inctation of our public service to the country was extremely consistent throughout my service. , i served inr customer service where i had the responsibility of delivering the mail. that gave me early on in my career, as the first job that i had, a respect of public service. host: you were born and raised

a public notice of the intent to sale has been posted open postal properties in the region. in early july usps said it would cost $8 million to repair the damage but only $500,000 to demolish the building. >> police are watching drivers this could be a lot of traffic around levi stadium on sunday. the 49ers are expect 20,000 fans to attend the afternoon public practice. police say the drive is open to through traffic between noon and 4:00 p.m. and great america next to levi stadium will also be open. tickets for the practice were given out to fans who registered last week. >> if it is too hot at the stadium you can go over to great america with the boom ring water pack right? >> take a >> they will get you go in the ice buckets. an added benefit. my 88. a last sunshine. you know how levi stadium can get. san jose is 64. santa clara is 60. same in campbell and cupertino. mountain view is 63. milpitas is around 62. we have 58 at los gatos and safer together and los altos hills. half moon bay is 54. redwood city and newark and alameda and danville, all at 62. lafayette is 63. n

the u.s. state of florida where we visited a town built specifically for postal workers. as conceived in the 1960s and it's so popular there is a waiting list to retire there and andy gallagher has more there. >> reporter: florida is often referred to as god's waiting room, retirement communities are abundant in the sunshine state but this one is a little different. this town was created, designed and paid for by the postal workers union and almost everyone here spent years delivering the mail but even among these letter carriers the decision to move to nalcrest wasn't obvious. >> i blew it off as a place that carriers go to sit down and talk about the good old days and didn't do anything. so when i came to check it in 2003 i came in january it was total opposite and i just fell in love with it. >> reporter: the concept came about 50 years ago and the idea was simple, offer postal workers a cheap, comfortable place to live with neighbors who walked literally the same career path and it's something that paul thompson says it created a special place to live. >> they were in

the road. video shows a u.s. postal worker driving a tractor- trailer while apparently using his cellphone. we spoke with the man who recorded the incident. >> cause this guy is texting while driving a truck. >> reporter: this is what a driver saw during rush hour traffic monday morning on the northbound van wick expressway in jamaica queens. >> it doesn't appear that he has his head up. >> reporter: the driver didn't want to show his face but says the man driving the u.s. postal service tractor-trailer needs aa wake-up call. >> just looking into his phone like as if he just was looking at a video or something. >> reporter: in the video, you can see the driver staring intently at his cellphone. and the man says he knows he shouldn't have used his own phone while driving to record the incident but says he couldn't let the dangerous driver pass him by. >> it's not like he was driving a honda. he was driving a 53-foot trailer. even at 30 miles per hour, a smaller car is going to get crushed. >> reporter: a spokesperson with the u.s. postal person said in part, drivers of postal vehicles are exp

this town was created, designed and paid for by the postal workers union and almost everyone here spentyears delivering the mail. even among these letter carriers the decision to move to nalcrest wasn't obvious. >> i blew it off where carriers go to sit down and talk about the good old days and didn't do anything. when i came to check it in 2003it was opposite and i fell in love with it. >> reporter: the concept came about more than 50 years ago and the idea was simple: offer postal workers a cheap, comfortable place to live with neighbors who literally walked the same career pact. it's something the property manager says has created a special place to live. >> they have something in common with everything and something they can talk about. and just a sense of belonging and, you know, i think it's something they cherish very much. >> 9 of spades. >> reporter: it is not only deeply popular among retired postal workers, it's also unique. it's the only community of its kind in the u.s. and its future seem assured. >> it's the best thing to live here. it is a great place. it's a great place

in riverhead, long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >> the postal service will review it over the next two months. >>> big changes could be coming to a theater near you. regal cinemas a major u.s. theater chain has announced plans to start searching customer bags and backpacks. the new security measure is the result of recent deadly movie theater shoot things. but new row -- shootings. but new rochelle police commissioner said they need full security screening to be safe. >> i know people think that there's going to be some kind of security and maybe it's that effect that they are looking for. >> i would not have a problem with that. >> i think it is a bad idea. i think it's an invasion of privacy. >> on its website, regal theaters asked for customers' patience with what is a new inconvenience. >>> vanessa murdoch is in for lonnie quinn tonight with our exclusive forecast from cbs 2. and it was muggy today. >> i know. everybody is talking about the sticky weather. it does break. but not until late tomorrow and saturday. it will be much more comfortable. in the meantime, we have we

. >> the u.s. postal service offering same today delivery in some key cities, trying to compete with other shipping giants. tom costello at a postal facility in washington, d.c. hey, tom. good morning. >> reporter: hi, guys. good morning to you. it's no secret the postal service has been struggling. it's been in express shipping for a while but all of us want our stuff faster, today if we can get it. u.p.s. and fedex are in the game and so is the postal service. if you think of the postal service as a quaint snail mail company. >> the birthday present has come at last. >> reporter: today's usps is taking it up a notch, ramping up same day delivery including groceries, fresh fish and bottled water. while amazon.com dreams of flying drones for faster delivery, am ston is already using the postal service for same-day rush shipments which is offering to do it cheaper than u.p.s. or fedex. >> customers should have as many options as possible to get the server vis they are looking for. >> reporter: the usps has

. >>> well the postal service lost money last quarter. but it was an improvement from a year ago. the independent agency lost about a half a billion dollars in the quarter ended in june. a year ago the loss was nearly $2 billion. even though volumes continue to decline the slide was offset by an increase in prices. officials at the postal service say they are focusing on digital innovation to help improve financial health. >>> social security, the federal government's largest benefits program, of course, turns 80 on friday. entitlement program is in bad financial shape, as we recently reported. the program has enough cash to make payments until 2035. but its disability fund is projected to run dry by the end of next year. where do the presidential candidates stand on the issue of social security? john harwood is in washington. john, social security back at the center of the political debate. what are the principle arguments here? and they really don't have to do so much, do they, with the disability fund? >> no, they don't. because the disability fund is one that it appears likely

before that she worked for the postal service, served on her local school board and as mayor of southfield, michigan. since coming to washington, d.c. she's been appointed a senior democrat chip. representative lawrence the told us more in this interview. >> representative brenda lawrence, democrat from michigan. before you came to the house this year you spent a long career work in the federal government. >> yes. >> what kind of work did you do and what perspective did it give you on the seat that you now hold? >> well, i'm proud to say i was a postal worker, postal employee, united states postal service, came in being a letter carrier, actually walking door to door in the weather, worked my way up through management and actually after 30 years to retire -- not retire, but to transition from management district job to go and be full time a mayor of my community. >> what perspective did it give you as a member of the house now on how government should be working? >> you know, it's a government agency. so knowing the checks and balances, not being frustrated with that. understanding the imp

>> people have been able to write reviews about uncle sam, things like the postal service and theism rs. but what makes today's news news is the federal government will respond to many of those reviews in realtime. the government says the hope here is to take consumer feedback and improve everything from the postal service to national parks, even the tsa. i reached out to yelp earlier today and it tell mets government is not paying for the partnership and unlike other yelp pages, these will not include advertisements. yelp told me every single review, good or bad, will be visible. if you've already make a comment about the federal government and wondering, so, where's my response? yelp says it is going to take few more weeks to get all this going. pat, chris, back to you. >> erika gonzalez, thanks, erika. >>> the former face of subway sandwiches strikes a plea dmeea in a child sex case. what jared's wife and his attorney had to say about the sentence. >>> should movie theaters start >>> should movie theaters start checking people's what's the most important thing your parents do for y

>> particularly the workforce but the postal service. you have a lot of people who drive cars and deliver mails and get into the internet of things space. >> that's not an easy shift and some of them quite public. there's a lot of conversation around what's happening with our united workforce. i'm sure this public which were referencing as well. we are partners with the postal service in this conversation and also would like to keep the citizens around for the workforce. which means that is a reinvention. in some scenarios you may seem the postal service is now testing the delivery of groceries. interestingly expansion of the mail service, coming to the house, in addition to doing those packages what are other items we can provide that would be of value to the consumer. that's part of that expansion of the division. their job is still to deliver and security the united states mail but if they can provide an additional service that allows us to keep those positions and extend to something that consumers are interested in, that's what we ar

employee for the united states postal service. came in being a letter carrier actually walking door to door in the weather. i worked my way up through management and actually after 30 years to retire from -- not retire but to transition from management district job -- to go and be full time a mayor of my community. >> what perspective did it give you as a member of the house on how government should be working? brenda: it's a government agency. so knowing the checks an balances. not being frustrated with that, nderstanding the impact of respecting tax dollars although the postal service generate their own revenue. the perception is that we're a taxpayer generated -- our revenue came that way but it came from ourselves. but what was key about that is that we were regulated by the federal government. so there were some internal controls and restraints and the expectation of our role and public service to the country was extremely consistent throughout my service. served in h.r. very concerned. served in customer service where i had t

this town was created designed and paid for by the postal workers union. veryone here spent year old delivering the mail. but even amongst these letter carriers the decision to move to here wasn't always obvious. >> i just blew it off myself as an old place where carriers goes to sit down and talk about the good old days ask the days and o anything. when i came to check it in 2003, came in january, it was total opposite and i fell in love with. >> reporter: the concept came about more than 50 years ago and the idea was simple. offer postal workers a cheap, comfortable place to live with maybes who literally walked the same career path. it's something property manager paul thompson says has create the a special place to live. >> they have something in common with everybody and something they can talk about. and you know, just a sense of belonging and, you know, i think it's something that they cherish very much. >> nine of spades. >> reporter: it's not only deeply popular amongst retired postal work et cetera it's also unique, this is the only community of i

. >> the postal inspection service saying the gun-carrying man peers 50 to 60 and gray and white bushyrd is hard to miss. police say he robbed a place and took off running. none of the employees were hurt. and there were only a couple of customers inside at the time of the armed robbery. they, too, are okay but a bit shaken. >> this compromises the the safety and security of this office and that's our top prioritych the safety and security of customer and employees. we take this serious and we will apprehend the person responsible. >> a live look employees so shaken up they're tun sure if they thop posts office come tomorrow. if you have any idea who the man is in the video call the u.s. postal inspection service and their phone number is 877- 877-876-2455. live in north east philadelphia, sharee williams, "channel 6 action news," monica. >> thank you, sharee. bridgeton police officers who shot and killed a passenger during a traffic stop last year will not face criminal charges and the entire intense confrontation with 36-year-old jerome rext id was caught on dashcam. >> don't you mov

consumers have $1 trillion in outstanding loans up from 20106789 the u.s. postal service is ramping up same-day delivery to compete. it's trying to get congress to let it ship alcohol. the postal service posted a $600 million loss in the latest quarter. >> thank you tlandon. >>> now to sports. bottom of the seventh, alex rodriguez launches a ball to center for his grand slam. first home r since 40th birthday july 27th. yankees win it. >>> mets scored combined 1 runs in the previous six games. last night they had 15 ending six game losing streak. rock kiss lost eight of ten. they wing big 15-6. >>> michael jordan returned to court to testify over use of his image. arguably best player to step foot in the nba, he's suing the chain for using his image without permission. young people will moe of his achievements. now a jury will decide how much the owners must pay for the wrong doing. >>> all right. so we have seen jj watt jump, tackle, catch. now he's showing o inin ining a. he's throwing a ball with a fan in the upper deck. watt was accurate and made it look easy.

the fbi started working as a joint task force with atf and because we had bombs in the mail, with the postal inspection service. >> the task force dubs the investigation unabomb. university and airline bombings because the first four bombs were affiliated with university locations or airlines. >> from the beginning, the investigation is hampered by a lack of evidence. the unabomber's devices are relatively crude, making it difficult to trace them back to their maker. >> there wasn't a lot of evidence left. and the evidence that we could identify, matches and pieces of wood, nails, were the kinds of things you could buy at any hardware store. >> we started calling him early the junkyard bomber, because in fact he would make these bombs from scratch. he didn't go buy components and pieces of metal and that type of thing. he went out to piles of old abandoned cars, to carve off chrome to use in his bomb construction. he used scraps of wood. >> everything you find at a bomb scene, everybody single piece of evidence is critical because, for one, you have to decide how the device functioned. and i

these are way a small percentage, the postal vote part of the wider population.een that first vote from the district reporting. we'll still have more results. lauren. >> what have people been telling you as they come out of the voting stations? >> it's been sort of different priorities from different voters in sri lanka. a voter base for people corruption has been an issue, very much comment going the need to get a handle on corruption. the previous regime had allegations of widespread corruption leveled against them. one of the reason they saw the exit of former president rajipaxa. the need to atone for it, address the economy, sri lanka's economy has seen a lot of investment but a lot of investment was government spending and spending done after taking huge amounts of loans. so people also talking about the need to address the economy. these are some of the issues we heard from colombo, very the rajipaxa voter base. about selling their paddy, produce, and other priorities, that want rajipaxa back that created the journey he had started and safeguard this countr

this town was created, designed and paid for by the postal workers union and almost everyone here spentering the mail and with the letter carriers the decision to move here was not obvious. >> i blew it off as where carriers go and sit down and talk about the good old days and didn't do anything so when i came to check it in 2003 i came in january it was total opposite and i fell in love with it. >> reporter: the concept came 50 years ago and the idea was simple offer postal workers a cheap, comfortable place to live with neighbors who want the same career path and it's what thompson said has a special place to live. >> something in common and something to talk about and just a sense of belonging and you know i think it's something that they cherish very much. >> nine of spade. >> reporter: and malcrest is not only popular with postal workers and unique, it's the only community of the kind in the u.s. and the future seems assured. >> it's the best thing to do is to live here. it's a great place. as everyone knows it's a great here, isn't it? >> yes. >> [laughter] this place has everythi

the u.s. postal service tractor trailer needs a wakeup call. >> he was just looking into the his phone as if he was looking at a video or something. >> reporter: in the video, you can see the driver staring intently at his cell phone, and the man says he knows he shouldn't have used his own phone while driving to record the incident but said he couldn't let the dangerous driver pass him by. >> he was not driving a honda. he was driving a 53-foot trailer. even at 55 miles an hour, a car will be crushed. the postal service said "drivers of postal vehicles are expected to follow the traffic laws with no exception. safe driving is a requirement. this video appears to be unacceptable conduct." >> there's tomorrow and the next day. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the u.s. postal service did not say if the driver has been repremanded or even identified at this point. valerie castro, cbs 2 news. >>> a celebration for the new forever stamp in honor of maya angelou. the stamp, which is on sale features an imag

the road? new video shows a postal worker who appears to be texting behind the wheel. now cbs 2 is demanding answers from the postal service about their distracted driver. >> plus, is your home affecting your mental health? how simple changes can make you happier. those stories and more at 11. >>> next on the "cbs evening news," danger in the skies. how did a piece of a jetliner fall off midflight? thank you for joining us tonight. have a good evening. captions by: caption colorado

he was honored by the postal service. this is the anniversary of the death of he will advice stamp and the he will advice presley forever stamp was unveiled. and his widow and the postmaster were there to unveil it. >>> johnny depp is playing a rock star in real life. the hollywood vampires is what they're called. the first album comes out on september 11th. depp will be on guitar and he'll play rock in rio. they'll provide music hairs that will provide assistance to musicians. >>> under new restrictions passed yesterday, shower heads will be limited to 1.8 gallons per minute starting in the year 2018. most of them release 2.5 gallons per minute. the new standards could save 38 billion gallons of water in the next ten years. the state department of resources have announced a toilet and lawn rebate program. they'll have rebates for those who will replace the toilet with a high efficiency one. the lawn rebate will offer $2,000 for people who replace their lawns with drought tolerant landscaping. >>> the golden state warriors

the road. cbs 2 obtained exclusive video of a u.s. postal worker driving a tractor trailer and apparently using his cell phone behind the wheel. and cbs 2's valerie castro spoke to the man who recorded the incident. >> this guy is texting and driving a truck. >> reporter: this is what the driver saw on the northbound van wyck expressway in jamaica, queens. >> he doesn't even is his head up. >> reporter: the driver didn't want to show his face but says the man driverring this u.s. postal service tractor trailer needs a wakeup call. >> he was just looking into the his phone as if he was just looking at a video or something. >> reporter: in the video, you can see the driver staring intently at his cell phone. the man says he knows he shouldn't have used his own phone driving to record the incident but he said he couldn't allow the driver to pass him by. >> it's not like the guy was driving a honda. it was an 18 wheeler, 53-foot trailer, and a smaller car could be crushed. >> reporter: a spokesperson said "drivers of postal vehicles are expected

this town was created, designed and paid for by the postal workers union, and almost everyone here spent years delivering the mail. the decision to move here wasn't always obvious. >> i blew it off as an old place where carriers go to sit down and talk about the good old days, and they didn't do anything. when i came to check it in 2003 and i came in january, it was total opposite and i just fell in love with it. >> the concept for nalcrest was simple, offer postal workers a cheap, comfortable place to live with neighbors who literally walked the same career path. it's something the property manager said has created a special place to live. >> they have something in common with everybody and something they can talk about. just a sense of belonging, and you know, i think it's something that they cherish very much. >> nine of spades. >> it is not only deeply popular amongst retired postal workers, it's unique. this is the only community of its kind in the u.s., and its future seemed assured. >> that's the best thing to do, to live here. it's a great place. as everybody knows, it's a great

there's one thing you won't find here, and that's the eternal enemy of postal enemies everywhere, the dog. kain ins are banned. there's other hazards here, for the most part crest is a restful place, those that spent years on their feet delivering letters. >> when we come back, sworn enemies working together. a local sheriff enlisting drug dealers to help him fight the war on drugs. and soccer hooligans on a rampage. looks like england, but it's here in the states. . >> apparently a little bit of levity goes a long way in law enforcement, the sheriff in franklin country finding that out. posting a flyer asking drug dealers to help in the war on drugs by turning in their competition. and it seems to be working. franklin county sheriff joining us now. mr melton, thank you for being [with us. let me see if i had it right you asked the drug dealers to turn in the competition, and they did. >> absolutely. we had - since this started at the beginning of the weak, we had over 275,000 views, but more than that over 30 credible tips coming in, from one little flyer. >> were you surprised? >> i

this town was created, designed and paid for by the postal workers' union. everyone here spent years delivering the mail. but even amongst these letter carriers, the decision to move to nalcres. it wasn't always obvious. >> i blew it off myself as an old place where carriers go to sit and talk about the good ol' days. it didn't do anything. when i came to check it, in 2003, and i came in january, it was total opposite. i just fell in love with it. >> the concept for nowcrest came about more than 50 years ago when the idea was simple. offer postal workers a cheap, comfortable place to live with neighbors that walked the same career path. it's something paul damplyson says has a great place to live. >> it's something they can talk about and, you know, just a sense of belonging and, you know, i think it's something that they cherish very much. >> nine of spades. >> it is not only deeply popular amongst retired postal workers. it's also unique. this is the only community of its kind in the u.s. and its future seems assured. >> it's the best thing to do, is to li

they expect to find even more video evidence in the coming days. no postal employees or customers were injured in all of this. you can provide tips to the u.s. postal inspection service through their hotline for up to a $25,000 reward. that number is on nbc10.com. i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 11:00, a 16-year-old girl is charged with murdering a man in camden. the prosecutors office did not release her name. we do know the teenager is from berlin borough. she shot a man last week. he died from his injuries today. no word on a motive. >>> police tell us they have located a 2-year-old girl they thought had been abducted in atlantic city. officers say the girl was with her father. her mother told police the girl's father kidnapped her and did not have custody of her. investigators determined that girl was never in any danger. >>> new video of a rescue on the delaware bay. members of the philadelphia coast guard were called to help a man on a commercial fishing boat after he suffered a puncture wound. as you can see, the helicopter brought the man

. >> so the postal clerk wasn't very nice, and she had spoken back to him, and he just lost it. >> whohe hell do you think you are? >> who the hell do you think you are? >> i'm the customer. that's who the hell i am! >> and? >> you know and. so? we'll see when your job comes up for review. >> the customer quiets down for about a minute while he waits for a manager. but then the clerk says something, and the dispute escalates. >> that's your job! that's your job, sweetie. that's your job. do your job! that's your job. >> go to hell. >> you go to hell first, you [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ]! get the manager out here. >> this man's response is extreme. we've all felt the frustration of long lines, long waits, and poor service. >> who the hell does she think she is? >> jefferson pang says he can understand the customer's frustration. >> i thought he was definitely flying off the handle, and the words that he was using were a bit extreme for the situation at hand, but i guess he has some really deep issues with this post office, probably just like everybody else in this neighborhood. >> post of

the postal service rolling out a special stamp. thanks for joining us. >> haiti goes to the polls after four years delay. but many voters may stay away, we'll tell you why. i'm fauziah ibrahim from the world news from doha. coming up in the next half hour. awninger against israel, the palestinian toddler burned to death last week is buried. (f) rethinking his move away from pas pacifism. the victims of the nagasaki bombing. >>> the city of ferguson, missouri, on the first anniversary of the shooting of the black teenager, michael brown. after years of delays months without a government and protests on the streets, people in haiti are hoping democracy will return to their country. they are about to vote in parliamentary elections that are more than three years overdue. the polls are a test of stability after coups, natural disasters and violence. rob reynolds reports. >> all politics all the time. in a country so poor that televisions are a luxury and more than half of all adults can't read or write, radio holds the key for politicia

is said to be 50 to 60 years old with a gray-white beard and a bucket hat, you are asked to call the postal service on your screen, if have you any information, we have posted the surveillance images on our website at 6abc.com. >>> turning to the race for the white house, donald trump is gearing up for his biggest campaign rally since announcing his candidacy, organizers had to move the event to a 40,000 seat stadium due to the high demand, trump is expected to keep immigration front and center, he and rival jeb bush are locked in a war of words, saying that his proposals are unreasonable. >> we'll get them out so fast and so quick and it's tough, not like oh please come with us police come with us. >> there should be more focus on solving the problem than coming in like a tidal wave and saying things that are outrageous and don't make sense. >>> a new poll is saying that her private email issues are take ago toll on her campaign. a new quinnipiac poll says that a third of respondents, in key states of florida, ohio and pennsylvania, think clinton is honest and trustworthy. >> two women hav

. >>> results of the postal ballot to be announced flex month. as nadim baba reports now from london a surprise leading candidate could be about to take them back to their socialist roots. >> until this summer most brit britons probably have not heard of jeremy corbin but while some point out his antiausterity message have attracted tens of thousands to sign up, they are warned that a victory for him could be a kiss of death. >> the one grouping in the party is likely the get the most votes, the one group that its supporters isupporters say is ly to be able to form a reform group. we must pay heed. >> when my heart says i should really be without politics well, get a transplant because that's just done. >> in recent weeks the party says it's caught thousands of activists from rival parties, presumably backing jeremy corbin and now yvette cooper seen here campaigning on monday and fellow candidate liz hendor, refuse to admit they collaborated. a role in rebuilding the party if he won. some westminster watchers are predicting the process of picking

in some scenarios using the postal service now testing delivery of groceries. nteresting expansion of the mail service, they're coming to the house in addition to doing those packages were the other items we can provide that would be of value to the consumer's? that's part of that extension. their job is still to deliver and secure the united states mail but if they can provide an additional service that allows us to extend do something that consumers are interested in, that is what we are interested in pursuing. >> does it change the nature of work essentially, how people do the work? there will probably be jobs the end of disappearing trick that happens with every sort of development of technology. andy kay and we love change as long as we don't have to change. >> you, right. there will be some jobs that may not be kept at the same level as we have today. but if you look at hundreds of years, that happens anyway. 50 years ago there was really no job category called -- [inaudible] now we have -- that's a huge job category. there are no, right now there were a l

we have the number for the postal service hot line on our website. >>> a 16-year-old girl is charged th murdering a man in camden. prosecutors are withholding the girl's nail for now. they tell us she's from berlin borough and last week she shot a 21-year-old pennsauken man in camden. he died yesterday. no word yet on a motive. >>> it's 5:06. a new york father could spend up to 16 years if prison for a crash that killed three teenagers from bucks county. michael ware pleaded guilty to reckless endangerment and involuntary manslaughter yesterday. a judge sentenced him to 6 1/2 to 16 years in prison. he let his daughter use his car last summer. three teens died in the crash. the teenagers were students at council rock high school south. >>> now to the latest on the investigation of pennsylvania's attorney general kathleen kane. her office is expressing concern about uncovering more pornographic e-mails they say they discovered. kane is charged with leaking grand jury information to a reporter and then lying about it. she insists that these allegations, toe, stem from the pornographic e-

the united states postal service is still losing money, just not as much as it used to. they lost $586 million last quarter, down from a loss of $2 billion a year earlier. the postal service is making more on package deliveries, but that is and not enough to make up for the decline in mail volume. apple will hold a product launch early next month, set for the week of september the seventh. it will reportedly pushed its revamp of the apple tv box, along with its latest phone and ipad models. matt: that is exciting. pimm: more things to spend your money on. matt: it is official, as stephanie ruhle reported earlier, under armor is getting a bigger foothold in the nba. the title partner of the nba draft combine and presenting partner of the -- basketball bat partner, and will team with the league to allow -- two make a fitness app. missouri,erguson, police say a man was critically wounded after opening fire on police. the shooting occurred as the town marked the one-year anniversary of the death of michael brown, the black man shot by a white police officer. police in fergus

the postal service is almost broke. s, they're having increased packages, but that's only 20% of their total business. they've seen first class male tea tear ate, still shrinking, down 20% over the last decade. they've been burning through cash, their labor costs are rising. they have to upgrade to new technology and equipment. i think it's good. >> this will be a high margin business for them. >> yes. they've got a new ceo trying to shake things up and good for her, i believe. sandy well's wife offering $20 million to rename paul smith college, the wife of billionaire sanford weill. she didn't go to paul smith college but is taking a liking to it t. gift comes with a string attach and that is that the college change its name to jane weill college. >> i thought long and hard about this. the question is, is it controversial that someone demands to put the name on the school for philanthropic efforts. i don't think it's controversial. i think it will inspire others and inspire a culture of giving. you see it all around new

the postal service can tell us about active actresses -- addresses. my friends at the data center have been tracking the number of addresses taking mail by zip code. account of active addresses is now 90% of what it was before the storm. when you're after the storm, it had been 50%. two years, 67%. three years, 72%. gradually each year, until 90% at 10 years. the recovery has been at a different pace for different neighborhoods. in lakeview, it was 85%. that is the bottom line. in new orleans east, which had the most houses affected of any of the neighborhoods, the top line, the redline, 82% of addresses have returned. earl: in these two neighborhoods in particular, they both shared something in common. there was a higher rate of home ownership. there was also a higher rate of insurance in those areas. that is what attribute it to 85% and 82% of those residents coming back. todd: these two middle lines are the neighboring communities of st. bernard parish and the lower ninth and bywaters areas. 72% of pre-katrina addresses have returned. in st. bernard

the postal service can tell us about active actresses -- addresses. friends at the data center have been tracking the number of addresses taking mail by zip code. account of active addresses is now 90% of what it was before the storm. when you're after the storm, it had been 50%. two years, 67%. three years, 72%. gradually each year, until 90% at 10 years. the recovery has been at a different pace for different neighborhoods. in lakeview, it was 85%. that is the bottom line. in new orleans east, which had the most houses affected of any of the neighborhoods, the top line, the redline, 82% of addresses have returned. earl: in these two neighborhoods in particular, they both shared something in common. there was a higher rate of home ownership. there was also a higher rate of insurance in those areas. that is what attribute it to 85% and 82% of those residents coming back. todd: these two middle lines are the neighboring communities of st. bernard parish and the lower ninth and bywaters areas. 72% of pre-katrina addresses have returned. in st. bernard pa

>> reporter: the problem, mold found in the basement of the 1930s art deco building, something the postal service determined needed to be cleaned up immediately. left unchecked it can cause health problems and death in extreme cases. they are cleaning up mold. >> i hope they do a good job. >> reporter: customers were directed to two other nearby postal facilities to pick up mail, buy stamps or apply for a passport. >> i guess i have to find another post office. what can i do? >> reporter: would you rather have it cleaned up? >> i would. >> reporter: the work is expected to be finished and reopened sometime next week. in richmond, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> if you have been outside you may have felt the hot muggy weather we are experiencing. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a quick look at the numbers around the bay area today. >> so much for the cool down. didn't quite materialize. let me show you the highs so far today. they were about the same or higher than yesterday. 102 degrees in livermore. 37 degrees difference between livermore and half moon bay. 99 antioch. 95 santa r