the postal union says staffing cuts, along with the closure of 80 mail processing centers will dramatically slow down mail delivery. they are calling on cuts to delay it until they can improve finances for the postal service. >>> another ebola patient is headed to the nebraska medical center. that patient will be flown in tomorrow. the patient reportedly a surgeon and a citizen of sierra leone who contracted the there, but he is also a u.s. respect. the last patient in this country was released from a new york city hospital on tuesday. >>> the university of virginia just received a record number of early applications. early action allowed students to apply before november 1st and receive an answer by the end of january. uva received more than 16,000 packets marking a 7.5 increase over last year. uva applicants do not have to commit to attending if admitted for early decision. >>> a baby back with his mother. it put her at the center of a custody fight >> watching for slick conditions on the roads. your weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. >>> first, though, take some time to pour yours >>

the postal union says the staffing cuts and closure of 80 mail processing centers could slow down yourvery. they're calling on the cut to be delayed. >>> 6:54. west virginia university put a moratorium on all fraternity is and sororities. an 18-year-old freshman collapsed at the kappa sig house with no pulse night. he is now in the hospital. the dean of students said the action to halt fraternity activities is being done with the well-being and safety of o students in mind. >>> 6:54. we leader bladensburg high school will be closed today. theres no heat there. bladensburg high school closed, laurel victim ville elementary . >>> making a bush to get you signed up for health care. if you qualify for coverage, federally supported health care centers in the state will most likely be reaching out to you. virginia uses the federal health exchange website. last year more than 200,000 people enrolled. . >>> right now another ebola patient is headed to the nebraska medical center. the patient will be flown in tomorrow. the patient is reportedly a surgeon who is a citizen of sierra leone and con

the power to stop it. number two, all four postal unions are working together. delaying america's mail. >> and the problem here is the bottom line. you read stories all the time about the postal service isn't making money. you have to get $5 billion a year that you have to fund health care 75 years in advance. you take that out, do you make money? >> yes. the operating profits of the last fiscal year without that was over $1 billion. >> and it's a fact that no tax dollars are involved in your operation, it's all user fees, correct? >> absolutely no tax dollars. and i wanted to let the listeners know, on november 14th, this friday, there's going to be 145 actions planned around the country to back up what's happening in washington, at the board of governor's meeting. it's going to be in 45 states, and also 51 senators have gone on record asking the post office -- demanding that the post office put a moratorium on a change in service standards, how long it takes to get mail from point a to point b. stop the diminishing of the postal services, and it doesn't take an

the postal service is inefficient and overstaffed. the audit says there are too many employees. it recommends eliminating more than 486,000 work hours to save $21 million. a solution, have 280 employees retire. the postal workers unionsident says the data is not accurate and management at the facility disagrees with the recommendation to reduce work hours. >>> the utility commission is requiring drivers with more insurance. drivers will have to have at least 1 million insurance. more insurance is also needed during the time drivers are logged on to an app but not yet on call. these are interim requirements they'll become mandatory next july when a new law takes effect. >>> the state public utilities commission has fined pg & e more than $1 million for exchanging inappropriating e- mails with regulators. the cpuc voted 3-1 in favor of the fine. two members did not vote because they were included in the back channel e-mails. pg & e plans to appeal. it says it has already taken action to fix the problem including firing three board members. >>> we demand free speech online and we will fight to keep it open. >>> a number of political, press and internet groups hosted this evening's event. they say without that large int

the nazdek, however, ended day higher, up nearly 15 points, to close at 4675. >> us postal service is planning to shut down 82 more plants this january. now, the postal workers unionmbers of congress, are pushing to hole off on those closures that i have will weaken the agency, slow down your mail service even more. the postal service says, consolidations would most affect first class mail personal letters, bills, and greeting cards. >>> a political gag gift, just in time for the holidays, causing a lot of controversy, yes, the hillary clinton nutcracker, was back up for sale on the urban outfitters website. it is already sold out, urban outfitters brought back the gag gift, that first raised eyebrows, back in 2008, selling for about $60, a lot of people were very angry, calling this sexist. >>> indeed. >> and that said, today is world kindness day, people. >> don't forget it. it means it is perfect time to go out and do something very special for a loved one, even for a stranger. at love park, in fact, we caught up with a couple of folks who had jump start on the day. our crew caught couple of people making deals, to snap photos for one another. and near the new

the postal union president said that information is not accurate. at the facility disagrees with the recommendation to cut work hours. >>> hundreds of native americans plan to gather outside of levi stadium on sunday to protest the name of the 49ers' opponent. they will hold a rally demanding the washington redskins change their names. similar protests have included in other cities, cluferredding this one in min so -- including this one in minnesota. here in california, the state asimply recently passed a resolution urging the nfl to take action. >>> some high-tech leaders in silicon valley did not hear what they wanted in president obama's announcement last night on the plans for immigration reform. tech companies want the government to expand the visa program that caps the number of highly skilled foreigners allowed to work in the u.s. facebook, google, yahoo! and linked-in have lobbied for more foreign worker visas. in his speech last night, president obama did month mention any specific action to increase the visa pool, although he did say he wo

>> reporter: raj, the american postal workers' union sent this letter after our investigation aired. in it, the union director of industrial relations asks pointed questions of national leaders at the usps. mckinnon wants the vp of labor relations to, quote, explain the rationales for any policies that instruct employees not to call 911 when a coworker is in obvious need of medical care. this prompted by what happened to a veteran employee at the postal processing center in west oakland. coworkers found him on the ground, bleeding from the mouth in urgent need of medical care. but instead of calling 911, they followed the facility protocol, which was to call on-site postal police officers. it took up to 53 minutes between the time witnesses said they first saw sam to the time the postal police called 911. sources told us they had been repeatedly instructed not to call 911, and to find a supervisor instead. as we uncovered, the policy itself in west oakland says, quote, only postal police are to initiate the 911 procedure. we've reached out to the national usps, but no one has returned

the postal service has had losses in excess of $5 billion a year. postal workers were protesting the board of governors today. the unione cuts that said will create hardships for employees. donahoe responded to claims that public was kept out of today's meeting. we had a normal group of ofple in there to in terms in there in terms of reporters. the majority of the people in the room had blue shirts on, rank and file of the organization. >> there's going to be another good living wage jobs across the country. none of it is necessary. in an effort to get out of donahoe tried ending saturday's service. back to you. >> investigators in loudoun are working with detectives in north carolina on a missing person case. the arrest was made in winston-salem yesterday. roldan is charged with attempt girlfriend. she disappeared in january 2011. she was five months pregnant at the time. roldan was the person to see her alive. killer is facing charges.rism those charges stem from comments made after his arrest about his desire to change government. letter hes released a while onhis parents run in which he talks about spark a revolutio

the postal service says unknown hackers reach their computer system and lifted names, social security numbers, dates of birth and emergency contact information for every employee. >> they just one after everyone. >> the president of the poster union presents workers in the d.c. area, and she says the cyber attack went to the highest levels of the postal service and more than 800,000 across the country have been affected. myi'm concerned because information has been compromised. i don't know w has it or what could happen with it. >> the u.s. postal service issued this statement saying int intrusion is limited scope and all operations of the postal service are functioning normally. >> we're taking corrective measures to try to make sure it does not happen again. but you never know. and what about customers like you and me? for the most part, we have nothing to worry about. only those customers who called the call center may have had some general information taken by these cyber thieves. >> thank you, horace. at a home and the victim is a u.s. congresswoman. here what happened when she and her husband came face to face with a thief. and a student arrested from aching ricin in his dorm room. >> and new studies show how dangerous dete

he made the announcement at the board of governors meeting this morning, as protesters rallied outside. [indiscernible] >> postal workers, letter carriers, and union leaders said closingsings -- plant set to go into effect in jenny where he will lead to major mail delays and job losses. minimum, we need a one-year moratorium on changing service standards. that will give us time to deal with legislation. >> several lawmakers are joining in the call for delay in service and processing center closures. ae postal service is facing $5.5 billion revenue loss for this year. now, theing right washington national cathedral is hosting its first ever muslim prayer service. planners say they hope this service will foster understanding and acceptance between christians and muslims around the world. tonight, we will tell you that not everyone thinks this a good idea. that's that abc 7 news at 4:00. isll become, president obama preparing to go it alone on immigration reform it. when we could see executive action, and how many people that may impact. plus, dangerous disneyland paris. authorities are searching for an animal on the prowl. what they are looking for.

the postal workers are hoping to block the scheduled closures of 82 processing and distribution centers nationwide. their unions the cuts would cause hardships for people and businesses and eliminate jobs. >>> 5:15. a check of traffic not "friday light" i guess, right? you're busy. >> we have already seen a few accidents out the door. we were kind of hoping to cruise on into the morning because it is drier today than yesterday. but unfortunately, we have seen a few different fender-benders out the door. two overturns, in fact. and an accident approaching north flynn is not helping the drive out of the altamont pass. even a little foggy out there kind of see in the distance. westbound 580 it looks okay once you reach the dublin interchange. but you see that stretch of red is behind the north flynn exit so again that's where it's jamming up. looks like from the 205/580 split to north flynn and once you get past the accident scene everything looks clear. this is an overturn i'm talking about. it's count your commute so fortunately it's not causing huge backups. a major injury crash southbound 101 at tully. chp sa

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