the u.s. postal service not taking chances either. >>> the news at 11:00 starts right now. good evening everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm ka aguirre. >> is city agencies lawmakering into emergency response mode. we don't know what we'll see this weekend but a lot of people will be watching. jean ellie joins news san francisco where the story is changing by the hour. jean. >> reporter: raj, there is a lot of planning going on right now. a spokesperson for san francisco general hospital says extra staff will be on duty and on call this weekend. city agencies are hoping for a peaceful event but they're planning for the worst. >> in light of what happened in charlottesville, people want to be prepared for anything. in part that is making sure we have with folks out there knowing the law. >> the public defend he is doesn't want to see the deadly fliens in charlottesville erupting in frist. but with far right protestorsen centre protestors and police redding to chrissy field he and his staff will be there observing. >> express yourself. but don't get physical. with anyone. >>

pancakes and krispy kreme will have glazed chocolate doughnut and blackout, black velvet cupcake and the postal service has special edition forever stamps. and now i've got my glasses here. i've -- rob: wow. tracee: head band. first one in line here for the museum to get into the viewing party. so i'm ready to go. back to you guys. heather: that's awesome? rob: i have my glasses too. i will bring them back to you. heather: 26 minutes after the top of the hour.

she told me she's not surprised that the postal vote is going ahead. e a constructive way forward. it was always going to be a divisive discussion, and we welcome the fact that the senate has rejected the push of push the plebiscite through. let's call the postal plebiscite idea exactly what it is. it is a survey. what we are seeing here in australia is a real interesting shift in australian democracy. we hold grave concerns, not only for the mental health of our young people, but also about the efficacy of what a postal survey might look like for all australians. i think we also need to stop and consider that we refer to this issue as a minority issue, however, in the recent abs survey, there were more same—sex couples than there were university students in australia, and we don't go referring to health or education subgroups as a minority issue. the government really needs to make a decision on how we move forward. there is a bill prepared which protects freedom of speech and provides the rest of us with equality, and that's the direction that we real

the postal regulatory commission appears likely to grant the postal service power to increase stamp costsinflation. that would make the biggest change in its pricing system in nearly half a century. a decision is expected sometime next month. >> if you've ordered a package from amazon, you may have noticed the delivery person isn't always in a uniform. sometimes they're not in a marked vehicle, either, and it's beginning to cause confusion. it's because amazon also uses private drivers. they fall under a program called amazon flex and these drivers have to pass criminal and background checks. you may see them driving for amazon prime, amazon restaurants and prime now. some customers are wary, but others don't seem to mind if it saves them some money. >> if they're going to pass the savings on to me by hiring joe driver that has his white van or red truck, more power to them. i'm happy with it. >> amazon flex launched in 2015 in seattle and has since expanded to more than 30 other cities, including philadelphia. >>> at the jersey shore, the 108th ocean city baby parade happens today. babie

then again, how many bedrooms the postals would have needed if bob kept all the boxes!ot, matt murphy, the hobby-shop owner bob hired to get "the guys" ready for sale, says it is plenty valuable. could you put a price on this collection? >> the toy-soldier market is a little down right now. but it could fetch anywhere between $85,000 to maybe $130,000. >> but those numbers are based on retail prices, so matt can only offer carole $25,000 if he wants to guarantee himself a profit. >> i do think like that. obviously, i'm in business. >> that's a far cry from the $700,000 the malcolm forbes soldiers fetched at auction back in 1997. but carole's not insulted. more and more, "strange inheritance" gets her thinking. it's not about the money for her. >> i don't want the cash. i don't want it. i want this to be his legacy to keep them together, and i want to donate them so that other people could enjoy his collection as much as he did. >> but what if nobody's interested? or as interested as he was? that's next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we would love to tell it.

the u.s. postal service and border control testified about their efforts to deal with international and domestic fentanyl shipments. >> i want to focus just a minute, because in my last briefing with the dea at home, they recounted to me in very graphic and vivid details how dangerous fentanyl and carfentanil is for our law enforcement and first responder personnel. that obviously extends to people who may be handling these substances through the postal system. so, we know that you can overdose by touching this stuff with a their finger or breathing it in, and carfentanil in particular has changed the way our law-enforcement is dealing with everything about the way they enter a suspect's home to a crime scene afterwards. wantso know that we do not to put parties like the usps personnel at risk. so, let me start with you, what has the postal service done to help address these risks to usps employees and how can we protect our workers but make sure that law enforcement has with will they need to invest

the u.s. postal service and border control testified about their efforts to deal with international and domestic fentanyl shipments. >> i want to focus just a minute, because in my last briefing with the dea at home, they recounted to me in very graphic and vivid details how dangerous fentanyl and carfentanil is for our law enforcement and first responder personnel. that obviously extends to people who may be handling these substances through the postal system. so, we know that you can overdose by touching this stuff with a their finger or breathing it in, and carfentanil in particular has changed the way our law-enforcement is dealing with everything about the way they enter a suspect's home to a crime scene afterwards. wantso know that we do not to put parties like the usps personnel at risk. so, let me start with you, what has the postal service done to help address these risks to usps employees and how can we protect our workers but make sure that law enforcement has with will they need to invest

step. >> there are assets and we want to protect them. >> reporter: the postal service will remove 12 of its collection boxes in berkeley as well as another 50 in san francisco ahead of the weekend rallies and protests. >> the sanctity of the mail is very important to us. also the safety of our assets. so in combination we want to make sure the mail is safe and the collection boxes are well taken care of. >> reporter: thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> stay with us for the latest on air and online. it's the top story on nbcbayarea.com right now. our website, facebook and twitter feed are updating 24/7. >>> the state of the urban shield trading program in the east bay will be decided today. the alameda county task force will vote on whether to continue this controversial training. activists say urban shield promotes the motivation of police. the alameda county sheriff's office started this ten years ago. >>> the search continues for a man caught on camera attacking a woman in san francisco. it happened in the area caught on surveillance camera. that man approaches the woman and beats

the regulatory commission app r appears likely to grant the postal service power to ib crease the cost beyond the rate of inflation. >>> happening now a job fair at dorney park. the park is looking to hire monster teches, ushers and interviews are until 8:00 p.m. >>> are you ready for some football? we are a little more than 24 hours from the preseason kickoff between the eagles and packers at lambeau field. nbc 10 is the official station of the eagles as the only station where you'll see all of the action. the birds have landed in green bay and so has keith jones. >> there's a lot of excite meme ahead of tomorrow's big game. >> there's a little bit of a log jam. take a step out of the way. quarterback carson wentz is in town. the team usually consisting after all the cuts were made about fifth year. you're e seeing week one of the preseason. there's probably 90 guys right now. they are all getting to the hotel for the first time. we got here two hours ago. what you're seeing now is the philadelphia eagles have just got here an hour ago and made their way directly to the hotel in green

. >>> the u.s. postal service lost more than $2 billion in the recent quarter. there's more competition from the private sector and the rise of technology has enabled consumers to send less via snail mail. the postmaster general wants to be able to hike prices, but right now, the postal service cannot raise stamp prices of traditional mail beyond the rate of inflation. today, the postmaster called that cap fundamentally unsuited. >>> the television industry gets a lot of money from advertisers and facebook wants some of that, so today, it unveiled a new home for original videos. more on b facebook's aggressive push for dollars. >> facebook wants to make sure its users never need to click waway. g a laub ch tab ant to wat offering recommendations based on user's interests and what their friends are talking about. facebook is looking for a piece of the $72 billion that will be spent on ads this year. e adverti dollars ng, that's are going. >> facebook's looking to feature content that will drive social chatter. launching partners include a and e, major league base

the australia government is to go ahead with a voluntary postal vote on legalising same—sex marriage,iament. the former conservative prime minister, tony abbott, made a plea to australian's to vote against same—sex marriage. he told reporters "if you don't like same—sex, vote no " well, none other than his sister, who's openly gay, hit back. christine forster tweeted after the press conference "‘if you value mutual respect, vote yes." if you want all australians to be equal, vote yes. if you believe in free speech, vote yes. well, earlier in the programme i spoke with lauren foy from the new south wales gay lesbian rights lobby. the bill was never going to be a constructive way forward. it was a lwa ys constructive way forward. it was always going to be a divisive discussion and we welcome the fact that the senate has rejected the push of pushed the plebiscite through. let's call the postal plebiscite idea exactly what it is. it isa plebiscite idea exactly what it is. it is a survey. what we are seeing here in australia is a real interesting shift in australian democracy, and we hold

then again, how many bedrooms the postals would have needed if bob kept all the boxes!hobby-shop owner bob hired to get "the guys" ready for sale, says it is plenty valuable. could you put a price on this collection? >> the toy-soldier market is a little down right now. but it could fetch anywhere between $85,000 to maybe $130,000. >> but those numbers are based on retail prices, so matt can only offer carole $25,000 if he wants to guarantee himself a profit. >> i do think like that. obviously, i'm in business. >> that's a far cry from the $700,000 the malcolm forbes soldiers fetched at auction back in 1997. but carole's not insulted. more and more, "strange inheritance" gets her thinking. it's not about the money for her. >> i don't want the cash. i don't want it. i want this to be his legacy to keep them together, and i want to donate them so that other people could enjoy his collection as much as he did. >> but what if nobody's interested? or as interested as he was? that's next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we would love to tell it. send me an e-mail or

. >>> the u.s. postal service is counting on a new strategy to stay competitive.wants to invest billions in new delivery trucks to get packages to american homes more quickly. this comes as competition ramps up from amazon and other quick delivery services. meantime, stamp prices could make a bigger jump than you're used to. the postal commission appears likely to increase the power to increase stamp costs beyond the rate of inflation. change in its pricing system in nearly a half century. a decision on that is expected next month. >>> if you've ordered a package from amazon, you may notice the delivery person isn't always in a uniform. sometimes, in fact, they're not in a marked vehicle. and it's all beginning to cause some confusion. that's because amazon also uses private drivers. they fall under a program called amazon flex. they drivers must pass criminal and driving background checks. you may see them delivering for amazon prime, amazon restaurants and amazon now. some customers are wary, but others don't seem to mind if it saves them money. >> if they're go

requests for more flexibility to raise the price of mailing letters beyond the rate of inflation, the postals looking for ways to stay afloat, net losses for the last three months totaled $2.14 billion. lauren: retail ice age also affecting restaurants that are near shopping malls such as applebee's and ihop. what's going on there? >> applebee's and i hon plan to close 160 restaurants, both chains having increased trouble attracting customers as more people are eating out at quick service restaurants, but parent company dine equity said the two chains will open 125 restaurants globally between them in new locations. >> chipotle model -- tracee: panera. cheryl: as long as the pancakes are hot. throw them at me. lauren: we are not picky. cheryl: speaking of sugar, free ice cream friday. tracee: uber riders choose uber ice cream in the app and tap request and uber ice cream truck will deliver ice cream to you and up to four friends. will give reusable silicon ice cream cones that be refilled with participating mcdonalds lock occasion every friday through september 22nd, special promotion from u

. >>> one dedicated mailman is living out the postal services motto, neither snow rain, heat or gloommail carrier battled knee deep flood waters in new orleans, some areas of the city were hit with five to eight inches of rain that hit this. >>> it's a story we brought you last week, a new jersey on a quest to return a ring to a philadelphia high school student graduated 68 years ago. we're happy to report that the ring has been reunited and with it, heart felt memories. alicia nieves reports >> when we lose something, sometimes we don't know how valuable it was until it's found again. >> it's overwhelming. you can't even put it into words. >> reporter: at least 40 years ago, andrea forrest ter's mother lot of her st. hubert's high school ring on many of their family trips there was no big fuss. >> i saw this little glint of gold >> the natural curiosity of a former journalist led her to dig up his glint of gold >> there was a tree root growing through it. i had a vision of a young girl, 17, 18 coming to quarry with her friend and realizing she lost her ring. >> reporter: kennedy emba

(darya) you can soon expect to pay more at the postal office. e u-s postal service is hoping to raise the price of stamps to stay comptetive with other delivery services.(áááboxesááá) first-class stamps right now cost 49 cents, but it is unclear how much the price would jump. the postal service is trying to stay financially afloat as it hopes to invest billions of dollars in new delivery trucks to get packages out to people quicker. the increase of package deliveries from online shopping has led to fewer people sending mail. the postal regulatory commission is expected to make a decision next month. (darya) this morning a cafe is getting a lot of attention for charging men more money than women. according to the cafe in australia... men are charged an 18-percent premium. it is meant to raise awareness about the pay gap between men and women. men earn roughly 18 percent more than women in australia which is simmilar to the pay gap in the united states. cafe owners say the premium is voluntary... and so far, evenyone has shelled out the extra money

of cocaine, meth am met mean, heroin fentanyl and marijuana off the streets a lot confiscated by the postal service. they collected 21 guns and more than $200,000 in cash. >> we were utilizing wire taps and electronics surveillance. we were able to determine that this organization was not just confined to berks county. its tentacles spread throughout eastern pennsylvania. >> at least 26 of the 39 suspects are now in custody. >>> upcoming community festival supposed to be about empowerment and celebration but a recent tragedy has left many in shock. today they told bill anderson that the pain of mourning a loved one will reinforce their commitment to each other the neighborhood and piece for goodness sake. >> we working together to put the nice back into town. >> reporter: press conference announcing the 15th annual give back festival here in nicetown really isn't that unusual. but today was different for a couple of reasons. first, because of who was here standing together. >> we can't have the foolishne foolishness. we can't have the fighting. >> we are holding everyone accountable who ter

. >>> still ahead, on "eyewitness news" why the postal service wants to raise stamp prices again. >>>lus this. >> we hear this god awful noise that sound like maybe a book shelf falling off or picture falling off the wall. >> but it was actually a woman 's purse exploding, during city council meeting and it is all caught on camera we will show you more video. >>> we will tell you why there was a inflatable chicken outside the white house yesterday. >> good hair day for everybody i think. >> we will look ahead to the upcoming weekend and it does appear as they we will see showers moving through here especially on saturday some what scattered in nature but they are still out there not a total wash out. we cannot use that criteria but it is turning more un settled for weekend and we might have left over showers in the southeast half of the area on sunday as well. in the meantime it is still beautiful, we will let you know how long this will lath us coming when you switch to progressive. winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken discounts to

homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postalvice. priority: you >>> donald trump's aides, they come, they go and then they come back. stephen miller had been a media block out for months. today after six months, he came roaring back this the briefing room. >> can you tell me how many -- >> maybe we'll make a card out in the bill that says the new york times can hire the low skilled, less paid workers they want from other countries and show you feel about low wage substituti substitution. >> that's not what you said. it shows your bias. i want to say -- >> sounds like you're trying to engineer the rational and ethnic flow of people into this country. >> that's one of the most outrageous, insulting, ignorant and foolish things you really said. that's a really, the goenotion think is a racist bill is so wrong and so insulting. >> miller kept repeating that phrase kcosmopolitan bias. once you're in trump world, you may get benched, attacked or sack. the rule is he who fights and runs away may live to fight another day. anthony scara

(darya) you can soon expect to pay more at the postal office. oping to raise the price of stamps to stay comptetive with other delivery services.(áááboxesááá) first-class stamps right now cost 49 cents, but it is unclear how much the price would jump. the postal service is trying to stay financially afloat as it hopes to invest billions of dollars in new delivery trucks to get packages out to people quicker. the increase of package deliveries from online shopping has led to fewer people sending mail. the postal regulatory commission is expected to make a decision next month. (darya) the former d-j who is suing taylor swift after she accused him inappropriately touching her... testified in the first day of the trial. david mueller testified yesterday that he may have touched swift's rib cage with a closed hand after he jumped in to take a picture with the singer. jurors were also shown the picture that was taken in 2013. mueller is suing swift saying she cost him his job with a false accusation. the singer has countersued mueller, accusing him of

and they're not shreading none of it. >> the united states postal service tells fox 46 charlotte it ishorized to discard undeliverable parking mail or what some might call junk mail. >> oppose al worker approached fox 46 charlotte as we were sifting through the tash, he said the mail here is just that. junk mail. >> first class priority is going to be forwarded or return to sender. >> look what we discovered within minutes of digging. >> turn it over, see if there is anything in it. >> this envelope with a handwritten address on it. >> sent that one back. could have slipped through. >> the postal worker pulled the letter out, realizing it is first class mail. which is never supposed to be thrown out. >> okay, that one, we'll return that one to sender. >> check this out. inside the envelope? >> looks like it has a check in it, i'll see if i can deliver it. >> there appears to be a check that never made it to its recipient. but the fact that it has a check in it, or it looks like it has a check in it, i mean? >> we don't know. that will we're not supposed to really inspect the content of

. >> it isn't easy to couple with something nice to say about the united states postal service. ge hit for the total eclipse of the sun stamp. it's got a black disk that responds to the heat your finger. when you put your finger on the disk it disappears to display the moon. maybe the answer to the postal office's financial woes is to have more fun. >> i'm giving a big miss to hong kong which jailed three $student leaders of the so-called umbrella revolution. hong kong used to be a beacon of freedom in china. with political presencer ins in hong kong with letting slay tores being thrown out and being spirited over the border to china. it's become another oppressed city? california. >> last november california legalized marijuana and the plaintiff's attorney saw a business opportunities. so they are suing mom and pop pot shops for violating the state's chemical snraw because they are not providing the information that the pot was grown with pesticides. paul: if this is the way you ban marijuana? i'm giving my hit to america's young people. out unemployment in the summer is down to

the postal service is asking to remove that restriction. they're looking for ways to make more money because it's losing package delivery business to fedex and u.p.s. >> protesters tried to rufrl a few feathers outside the white house. this giant inflatable rooster appeared in a public park just outside the white house yesterday. some say the 23-foot tall rooster looks like president trump. i'll let you decide that. ilities arer not clear who set up the giant rooster. in the spring, inflatable roosters appeared at rallies across the country demanding president trump release his tax returns. >> orioles in town to take on the a's at the coliseum. we're back to evening games and cool weather. first pitch, 65, increasing clouds and 62. as promised, here's your outside lands forecast. golden gate park, going to be pretty gray with just a little sunshine and temperatures ranging from 56 to 57 in the morning, to 63 to 65 in the afternoon hours. maybe even a little drizzle in the afternoon. how is the morning commute going? >> so far, pretty good. i

facing parliamentary defeat today the government announced an alternative, postal vote. the government postalvote. our preference is to have a compulsory attendance and legislation to that effect will come back before the senate we hope this week. if that we re senate we hope this week. if that were to fail, the government believes that we have a legal and constitutional way forward to give the australian people a say on whether or not the definition of marriage should be changed through non—legislated voluntary postal plebiscite. the results would not be binding and at a cost of 100 million us dollars the opponents have caused it -- us dollars the opponents have caused it —— called it a waste of money. b beauty really be problems with this. it is the weakest thing i have seen ina long it is the weakest thing i have seen in a long time. we are doing an opinion poll on what is a basic human right. if you cannot show leadership there, you cannot lead the nation. for those holding out for a change in law it is hard to know what impact the vote will have. lam know what impact the vote will

my name is les dunbar, and i am the postal clerk for the prudhoe bay post office.been doing this about 18 and a half years. >> reporter: the prudhoe bay post office is located in deadhorse, alaska, a collection of industrial buildings clustered at the far northern edge of the state. people get confused when les tells them about the place she works. >> they all think it's a town, with stores and churches and hospitals and it's not, it's actually a work site. >> reporter: just like the thousands of oil workers who staff prudhoe bay, les lives in modular housing that's trucked in and stacked up, she eats meals prepared in a company cafeteria, and she works long days. >> it's 10, 12 hours of work a day. we do two week hitches. so we work 14 days, then we get 14 days off. so i meet a lot of really neat people that work up here, but the really interesting ones are the travelers, the adventure people. >> reporter: les¡s bulletin board, right outside the post office window, features a handful of the people she's encountered over the years. >> there was a lady that flew her

if you are not on the path the u.s. postaltamps that change from dark to light when exposed to heat. some will be glad when it is all over. >> best thing about 21st will be the day after will be the 22nd because it's been a very long couple weeks here. >> that's the overnight news for this friday. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, august 18, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." terror strikes twice in spain. five suspected terrorists are killed in a shoot-out with police less than ten hours after the driver of a van in another city plowed into people on a popular street, killing 13 and injuring dozens of others. >>> overnight another confederate statue came down in maryland, but president trump calls the removal of those memorials foolish. >>> and the countdown to the total eclipse is on. coast to coast people are

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