they had concerns over the opening up of postal market reform. the universall service has to deliver across the entire country mail should it need to. rivals are now a lot to apply for licenses to deliver your mail that they are saying they will cherry pick the easiest bits. we are not thinking that. analyzing but a bit of a disappointment to the shareholders. 15%deal has come through a premium and friends life shares on the up from that m&a this morning. >> those of the stocks on the move this morning. europe's role in becoming a source of heated exchange. an exclusive interview with shadow chancellor ed walls over his concern with the british exit from the eu. oure need to make sure economy is growing at a strong and stable way and to do that we need to say a member of the european union. reform but to to walk away from the largest single market on our doorstep would be a disaster for british jobs and investors will have to win the argument with the public and open international trading economy. >> what are the chances of the u.k. leaving the eu? >> it is a

the 26th at 7 pm eastern. history tv an tonight for lectures and history. virginia commonwealth university christopher saladino discusses the cold war nuclear arms race. >> now, on "american artifacts", we visit the smithsonian national postal about its learn collections. the william h. gross.gallery. >> welcome to the smithsonian national postal museum. your right now is your standing in our newest gallery. gross s the william h. stamp gallery. it is the largest stamp gallery in the world. the images on the stands tell of the history, heritage, and heroes of this country. heritage, and heroes. it is pure education. what we do in exhibits and education is try to teach people about history. >> our goal here is to give you visuals so you can personally connect to stamps. you where in the space, will find a stamp that has meaning to you. this is the world's first postage stamp. it is called the penny black cost one penny and is printed in black ink. they are not particularly rare, but the opportunity to see the is always nything exciting. >> just seven years later, the united states issued its first postage stamp. we have graphics of it here, but in the next gallery you will see some artwork. >> there we go from this introduct

madam president, as senator tester has made clear, the beauty of the postal service is that it provides universal service six days a week to every corner of america no matter how small or how remote. it supports millions of jobs in virtually every other sector of our economy. it provides decent-paying union jobs to some 500,000 americans, and, in fact, -- and i say this as the chairman of the senate veterans committee -- it is the largest single employer of veterans. whether you are a low-income elderly woman living at the end of a dirt road in pennsylvania or vermont, or you're a wealthy c.e.o. on wall street, you will get your mail six days a week, and the american people, by the way, pay for this service at a cost far, far less than anywhere else in the industrialized world. but if congress doesn't stop the postmaster general from making these devastating cuts, it will drive more americans away from the postal service and will lead to what we call a death spiral. the quality of service deteriorates, fewer people use the postal service, less revenue comes in, less revenue comes in, the process

the university after she suddenly cancelled her meeting in d.c. what she says about the >>> you're watching news4 at 6:00. >>> first at 6:30 tonight, local postal workersre under investigation for stealing gift cards. >> thousands of dollars worth of gift cards were allegedly stolen from inside a major local postal facility. and as the i-team scott macfarlane reports now, customers from across the region may have been hit. >> reporter: at least two of the employees here at the mail distribution center in capitol heights are accused of taking the gift cards right from the mail they were processing. one of them telling investigators her colleague would cut open the envelopes and take out the gift cards, when, quote, the coast was clear. several weeks ago, before the holiday mail rush, a manager here found a razor blade and 200 envelopes sliced open. according to a search warrant filed by the inspector general. days earlieearlier, the feds ha gotten a tip that the card never arrived. they say the woman who redeemed the card was a postal employee who worked here at the distribution center, and the feds say when they questioned her, she admitted stealing $2

postal address. there was the e-mail address web relations@trader joe's.com. so i went one more round and told her or him that i am a journalist and the university professor and i am researching this and i wish to arrange a trip to the orchard. would he or she please help me. and ladies and gentlemen, did i ever hear from kerry again? the chorus, please? that is correct. i never heard from kerry again. so trader joe's is famous as a corporate entity for the opposite of transparency. even their corporate headquarters if you shop there at all will at all on the road to allow for the addresses. i've addresses. i went down to the headquarters. there was no sign up here. that's not exactly correct. there is a sign out there at 800 shamrock avenue across the street from immaculate conception, the church that has on the front of it ordinary conceded without sin, pray for us, which i thought was so appropriate given what i was facing with trader joe's. the only sign at this great corporate headquarters is a harsh no trespassing sign that has the subtext violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. that was kind of a momentary dead end. for probably

the postal service, throwing more money down the black hole. rich: a new survey suggest 40% of college educated millennials working in jobs that do not require a college degree. our universitieseapening the education are just too few jobs for college graduates? for more on this, charlie joins us now. what do you think? >> i think it is a little bit of both. we are giving away money we do not have to have students study things that don't matter to find jobs that don't exist. i think we have too many kids going to college study visit not have a reciprocating value in the marketplace. coincidentally another statistic offshoot of the 40% o the survey shows his 42% of all college graduates studying degrees in social sciences like history and philosophy, things that do not have great reciprocating value in the market. if the student is studying western medieval history i think they are studying to be a brief the as starbucks. there is nothing wrong with learning about absolutely. i'm awfully events an end of western literature and north african studies or whatever but students take out exorbitant amounts of money and taxpayers have to subsidize it should be asking more questions wh