now nationally custom sort of show of course us post office and i live in. also as a lot of us. i guess i think that's all we have in the mist. and that the two over the here i keep keep can says these to stephen. is. as i said well learned in the midst of the long asian little change they see sicko . and i want to know they go. local and there it is as you can make. a list of all of. the pope has never publicly commented on the grassy case. for eight months we tried to get an interview with the holy father dozens of requests all refused. so at the vatican we tried to meet his holiness. he was to hold a public audience on st peter's square. we want to give folks francis a letter with all our questions on his suppose a brawl in the attempt to divert the course of justice in argentina. thousands of people have countered. we'll need a miracle to get to talk to the pope. few hours later the pope will be on the rock. the third time he passes we shall. see that. he managed to give our last. thing a few minutes later. listen. to something that is as old as the i don't think that i incl

and b has you using the post office, correct? >> c. >> c has you using the post office and b says shall not resun theemal of the name of a person for any official register to vote in election to federal office by reason of the person's failure to vote. >> that is correct. if you interpret that to be a sole proximate cause text than ours does not satisfy it has nobody is removed by solely of that. they are removed because they failed to respond to a notice and failed to vote over six years which is more than the minimum. >> would you please explain to me why a change of address is reasonable? what are the statistics that show that the vast majority of people that you disenfranchise from voting, that you strike from eion rules have actually moved? there was no statistical evidence that is necessary because congress made the determination of what is necessary. >> no. i give you an example. >> that was an example of meeting the minimum duty on the other side. there is in them -- there is a minimum requiring on states to undertake. >>

and b has you using the post office, correct? >> c. >> c has you using the post office. b says shall not be removed -- shall not result in the removal of the name of a person from any official list registered to vote in election for federal office by reason of the person's failure to vote. >> that's correct. and if you interpret that to be a sole proximate cause test, then ours ds not satisfy it because nobody is removed solely by reason of their- >> exactly. >> so they're removed because they fail to respond to notice and failed to vote over six years, which is more thanhe minimum -- >> so please explain to me why a change of address is reasonable? what are the statistics that show that the vast majority of people that you disenfranchise from voting, that you strike from the election roles have actually moved. >> so there was no statistic cal evidence that is necessary because congress made the determination of what evidence is necessary. and that determination -- >> no. when it gave you an example, it gave you an example. >> that was an example for meeting our minimum

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it has to maintain under used post offices and charges same for mail deliveries to hard-to-reach and easy to reach places. two measures cried totally to universal service. it has to charge mass mailers and mailings by the government and other at lower rates. that is not tied to his public responsibilities.based on estimates by the postal regulatory commission, the burdens imposed by congress raise the systems cost by $4.4 billion in 2016. this accounting is quite selective. my analysis suggests that the range of subsidies that benefits the postal service was worth about $12.9 billion in 2016. for example, the prc figures that systems exemption from state and local property and real estate taxes was worth $428 million in 2016. they actually have an estimate for a couple years before that and this is just adjusted for inflation. but that estimate by the prc is based on the historical cost of the property and real estate. what it cost to buy the land and build a post office 10, 20, 40 or 50 years ago. wish my properties work that way. using current value, which comes from the postal ser

she hired african-americans to work in the post office and used her office as a believe pulpit for the cause of civil -- as a bully pulpit for the cause of civil rights. the committee of passed american men resolution, declaring if any other person is appointed postmaster, the colored people will have no chance whatsoever of gaining influence in the post office. wightman men across the political spectrum responded to van lew's handling all of this ource by marching in edition she was erratic and hysterical. their words. it was more against her office holding than her wartime comportment that came to regard -- that came to have them regard her as crazy. it was not only former confederates, the republican men who believed a job was a man's that salary should be a man salary. they resented her. we have this tragic situation. postmasteres the comes intoen hayes office. she was poverty-stricken for she spent much of the family fortune on spy work during the war. she is frightened for her life. there are death threats from white supremacists. public, she seems to appear skittish, paranoid, f

so as an oakland high school student, i remembered that we use to raise to the post office to beat thenight deadline to apply for colleges. and she got in. but she decided to go to uc berkeley which is still the number one public institution. at the time, nobody and her family had even graduated from high school. so this was a big leap. we had gone to look at columbia where she also got in. she decided, i want to stay closer to home. after that, she did domestic exchange -- domestic exchange. she studied abroad. she decided to shift her goal from being a pediatric doctor to a phd focused in social welfare. she is -- numeral. >> so you put a lot of emphasis on service? >> yes. she is the quintessential example of what we try to do. she has graduated with her phd from the university of wisconsin madison. she took two years off to work with the obama administration. she is a fantastic young woman. now she is working in alameda county. >> thank you for that. we will come back to hear more great stories from both of you. please join us with mosaic . >>> welcome back to mosaic. during the br

they say you can use post offices and mobile banking trucks as viable alternatives. for a few minutes to do your banking, that is just not sufficient —— toddles. so many areas did not have broadband access and mobile connectivity so going online is not always an option that you have, and the local post office infrastructure is not capable of dealing with many small business requirements. what are your members, small businesses, saying about the practical ways they are affected by banks closing? they have to travel more. that increases their costs. they have to pay for parking if they can get access to a branch and it may be 20 or 30 miles away. they have to take time out from actually doing their business to actually bank. isn't thatjust as must? we all have to do that, we all have to travel to the bank, travel to work. if we need to use a car or public transport, that is just the way of the world. not when your branches are closing at such a rate, without taking notice of what the options are, without consulting properly with businesses, and leaving businesses quite

so, as an oakland high school student, i remembered that we used to race to the post office to beat the mid-light -- midnight deadline to go to college's. she got into uc berkeley, still the number one public institution. at the time, nobody in her family had even graduated high school, so this was a big leap. we had gone to look at columbia where she also got in. she decided, i'm going to stay closer to home. but after that, she did domestic change while at cal. she did study abroad. that's when she decided to shift her goal from being a pediatric doctor to a phd focused on social welfare. >> so you put a lot of emphasis on service. >> yes. she is the quintessential example of what we try to do. she graduated with her phd from a top-five school at university of wisconsin, madison. by the way, she took 2 years off to go work at the obama administration. she's a fatin -- fantastic young woman. and, she is now working >> we are going to be back with more stories for you. please join us for more "mosaic." >>> welcome back to "mosaic." during the break, i had mentioned that -- well, before

post office. the post office wanted to use airplanes to carry the mail, they needed airfields, landing fields across the country. they did not have money to build a system of air transportation. they went to local cities and asked them, could you build in a field for us? cities at that time did not have the power to build landing fields, but often private interests would come forward, chambers of commerce or other businessmen would come and established the first airports in this country. 1920's,o back to the public and private entities came forward to establish airport infrastructure. 1930's, when federal money became available for jobs transportation was one of the few expanding areas in the country. there was a great need to improve airports that had existed, while federal policy said, if you're going to get federal money for this, you have to be publicly owned. many private airports then became public. cities would buy them, sometimes just for one dollar, so they would be technically public airports and could get pwa money. the first big infusion of federal money into airports came during world w

district of singapore, then you have the fullerton hoteljust behind us here which used to be the old british post office there are, quite an iconic retort leader hotel on the horizon. panning around, —— an iconic hotel on the horizon. panning around, you see the big wheel, the singapore flyer, then down at the bottom, which might bejust out singapore flyer, then down at the bottom, which might be just out of your shot, the singapore parliament, so we your shot, the singapore parliament, so we have it all here behind us, the full panoply of the buildings in singapore. but let's focus for a moment on what the us is likely to wa nt moment on what the us is likely to want out of this summit. the us and its regional allies want to see north korea give up its nuclear weapons, but mr trump acknowledged it will take longer than just one meeting to realise that goal. the two lea d e rs meeting to realise that goal. the two leaders will be talking about denuclearisation, but president trump has indicated he may accept a phasing out of the programme in exchange for those sanctions. both leaders playing on their pe

in fact, using work based upon bob cohen's analysis. and in fact in 1988 post offices of major industrialized countries met in canada to create private corporation to help them compete against the express companies at an international level. in all the analyses of postal laws, in every industrialized country, the starting point was always the postal monopoly. it seemed impossible to generate fundamental reform without getting rid of the monopoly yet no one questioned the need to maintain some sort of universal service, and postal officials in every country said, without the monopoly there can be no universal service. sorting out these various, different perspectives took many years. this single most important document at the international level was probably the european commission's postal green paper which was an in depth policy study that came out in 1992. the postal green paper said in 350 pages that the european countries needed to move toward more competition and more specific definition of universal service. and the establishment of independent regulators to assu

other breaking news, potential major development, washington post reporting the dc us atty.'s office is seriously considering whether former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe should be charged with a crime and that they have interviewed his former boss in the bureau, james comey. catherine herridge looks at another angle about secret memos that could impact the special counsel is investigation. >> reporter: a source familiar with the memo says the former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe documented a meeting the number 2 justice department official rod rosenstein said donald trump wanted him -- the memo used to fire james comey. rosenstein declined. he gave a copy of a draft letter firing comey written by donald trump, it hasn't passed on to robert mueller. writing on twitter today the pres. said not that it matters but i never fire james comey because of russia, corrupt mainstream media loves to keep pushing that media but they know it is not true. earlier on fox the pres.'s spokesman went further. >> he said on national television because of james comey's handling of the clinton in

extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >>> we are, all of us, perhaps, called to serve a higher purpose. put here on earth to do god's mysterious will. daniel matta is here for this. to spread the gospel of meat. hungarian meat-related wisdom in all its delicious, delicious variety. like st. francis of assisi, he wanders the earth, doing good works. in this case, highlighting the ancient arts of butchery, sausage making, and the preparation of many of the lord's creatures. as he, himself, would no doubt like to see them prepared. budapest butchers?eard about >> not much. >> we have about 70 butchers in budapest. >> 70? >> you can find us on a small corner with roasted meats. >> it's very -- >> in five minutes, you can find a butcher where you can eat something. >> and on this particular corner, one of daniel's favorites. >> so, you are not a butcher. you're not -- >> no, no. >> what is your -- what do you do? >> i am an economist. >> i understand it, you go from butcher shop from butcher shop, investigating butchers. why do you do that? >> beca

us from istanbul for the latest. let's bring in cumberland advisor's chief investment officer. he will be joining us as our guest postrom new york. thank you for joining us. seems like we have the selection out of the way in turkey, should we expect erdogan to push interest rate cuts? how likely will easter the economy from traditional theories? we have not seen that from the president. seems like he has a different take. difficulty.s the official inflation rate is 12% or 13%. the unofficial estimates are double that. i have seen as high as in the 30's. when you are trying to deal with fighting inflation and trying to deal with your currency, both of which are in play in turkey, and you raise interest rates, which is the economic response reported, you get one outcome. now we have a political outcome. how this plays out with a higher inflation, double-digit inflation remains to be seen. what happens in turkey with economic slowdown, which is destined to come. yvonne: we have a chart that talks about the volatility we have seen in the turkish lira. we can bring it up. we see the one week of volatility hitting the high

president is the us president being belligerent whichever way you look at this photo posted on instagram by angle america's office you can't ignore the tension. that tension was evident before during and even after the g. seven summit ended in canada donald trump made sure of that he'd already angered his allies by slapping tariffs on steel and alan minium imports from canada the european union and mexico and he used the g seven meeting to demand better trade deals for the u.s. while warning against retaliation over they tell you to make it a mistake because you see we have a tremendous trade imbalance so when we try and bring our piece up a little bit so that it's not so bad and then they go up right the difference is they do so much more business with us than we do with them that we can't lose that you understand we can't listen and with that trump left the show five hours early but even with his warning in mind justin trudeau still felt obliged to promise his own retaliatory tariffs. i highlighted directly to the president that canadians did not take it lightly. that the united states has will forward with sig

post office, 10, 20, 40, 50 years ago. i wish my property taxes worked that way. using current value comes from the postal service's inspector general, the tax exemption actually saved the postal service nearly $2.4 billion in 2016. another example. the postal service owes federal income tax on profits from its package delivery system and paid $1.4 billion of those taxes in 2016. it deposits tax payments in a special postal service fund at the treasury. lo and behold, the postal service fund allows the postal service to withdraw any amount from that fund to cover its expenses. so in 2016 it withdrew its $1.4 billion tax payment almost immediately. that is a subsidy. the cross-subsidies occur when the savings help support not just universal mail delivery but the competitive division for package and express mail deliveries. this cross subsidization received public attention when president deannounced the low rates amazon pays the postal service for local or so-called last mile delivery services. every retailer and whole saler who uses last mile service pays cross subsidiz

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posted online f him and his family. he also uses the term cpd k which stands for chicago police department killer. he refers to officers and posted about killing all the rich people. the chicago principal says she brought him in to speak to students about his poetry and activism but here is what one mother with three children who listened to him said happened. >> told them all the police were bad at all the police wanted to kill people. i was very disappointed someone would come into the school and preach hate about the police. even if he was talking about anyone else it would have upset me. >> reporter: in an apology letter the principle wrote in part, i was present when his narrative took a negative return about policing and i intervened. i care about your children and would never intentionally expose them to or endorse this type of negativity. some parents we talked to said the principal invited him because she has been pressured to introduce anti-police philosophy to students. otherwise the parents say the principal was doing an excellent job. one chicago police officer whose children went to this school said now t

us. they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office?.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >> donald trump signing an executive order to keep migrant families together. and signing this order, this growing problem, republican strategists, thank you for joining us. was this the right thing to do. >> a lot of people think it was because it looks good. i don't share the same sentiments. in 2014 hillary clinton explained just because you make it over the border doesn't mean they get to stay. we have so many things in place where people could the us citizens and the pathway to citizenship sponsored by employers. to come over the border illegally doesn't make sense. jillian: we have a lot of people coming here, hundreds of thousands each year illegally so we are faced with the situat and donald trump said this yesterday, the country will be overrun wi

postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >> sean: a lot >> sean: a lot happening in d.c., joining uslow singapore visitor, ed henry. a lot going on. >> absolutely. fox has confirmed that peter strzok, the controversial fbi agent was is ported out of fbi headquarters in washington last friday. it appears for now he still has a job. we spoke to his attorney who put out a statement and said that strzok is cooperating with an internal investigation at the fbi. interesting, we're learning it on the same day that strzok came under fire as did former fbi director james comey, at a house hearing where republicans asserted bad apples at the agency were biased, this prejudged the outcome. hillary clinton e-mail probe and the outcome. russia investigation. trey gowdy pressed on the newly revealed text where strzok tacked about stopping trump from being elected. democrat elijah cummings, openly admitted at the hearing he would prefer to distract and talk about the child migration controversy, charging that the president has set up child internment catches, the phrase that cummings used. the pres

according to the washington post the us attorney's office has interviewed former fbi director jim comeyof new efforts to see if andrew mccabe lied to federal agents, a crime punishable by a 5 year prison sentence, this after michael horowitz accused mccabe of misleading comey and investigators while under oath. joining these former criminal defense attorney for oj simpson and the author of the case against impeaching trump, alan dershowitz, thanks for weighing in this morning. your take on the most recent news with comey being interviewed to 0 in on mccabe. >> it proves we never needed an independent counsel or special counsel, us attorney's office is perfectly capable of dealing with these problems if and when they come up as a result of the inspector general's report. the big difference is us attorneys don't have targets on the back of people and don't have enormous budgets that are directed at getting particular amounts whereas special counsel's office if they don't end up inviting people, particularly people who are targeted having spent so much money regarded as failures as we are

back in february, when a chicago police officer was shot and killed it, eat those posted online, f him and his family. he also usesich stands for chicago police department killer. he refers to officers as pigs online. the principal said she brought in to eat to to eat talk abouts poetry. >> he told them that all police were bad and all police wanted to kill people. i was very disappointed that someone would come into the school and preaching about the police. or even if he was talking about anyone else, it would have upset me. >> in an apology letter, the principal wrote in part quote i was present at which his talk turned negatively about policing and i intervened. i care about your children and would never endorse or expose them to this type of negativity. some parents say that the principal invited ethos because she has been pressure to introduce antipolice philosophy to students. otherwise, parent say the police principal was doing an excellent job. >> insulted and angry. i can't believe she didn't bet him properly. look on his facebook account, some of the things on his facebook account are absolutely horribl

and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again heather: declaring all-out war top republicans threatening to usearsenal of constitutional weapons if the fbi and doj keep stone walling over fisa court and clinton e-mail document requests. >> there's going to be action on the floor of the house this week if the fbi and doj do not comply with our subpoena request. we are going get compliance or the house of representativs going to use its full arsenal of constitutional weapons to gain compliance. heather: but will this be enough to finally get something done? here to debate, thank you both for joining us, appreciate it. >> good morning. heather: chris, i am going to start with you, you heard what trey gowdy use, we will use full arsenal of constitutional weapons to gain compliance, will that be enough? >> were you know, with this particular they have documents, theyre running the agency, so to speak with the quote, unquote, heart of james comey, obviously he is gone but his employers and staff, people who understand the inner workings of fbi still working now. the individuals are working as they ar

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caller: i used to work in a post office, and when someone came in , they would have to go to the poste and register, dies why -- why do we not to go back to that so we can have a civil conversation about immigration? host: that is mario why in california. is primary and primary runoff day in seven states around the country. south carolina is one of the states having its runoff. , butsanford was defeated she was and a car accident and update, this was from the "posting courier" after katie harrington was taken off of update,ventilator. her injuries from a high-speed crash had been severe and traumatic. two risk fracturs. reached for a piece of paper and saidwo weeks, and i will be back. during a monday morning press doctorsce, arrington's confirm she is expected to make a full recovery in the next two weeks. quotes, "she has been very strong through this entire event and has responded as a patient much younger than her true age. i expect her to make a quick recovery." that story from yesterday. your calls, charles in new york city, line for democrats. caller: hi, hi. to all of the demo

us tonight. thanks for watching. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >>> he indicated that he would support -- >> we need to do something about it, and doing some being it we are. >> the president wants an immigration deal, but a closed door meeting left house republicans wondering which bill he would actually support. >>> the u.s. pulls out of the u.n.'s human rights council. ambassador nikki haley said the body made a mockery of itself by protecting human rights violators. >>> questions for first responders in chicago. a teenager

i had a green card and i used to report to the post office every year to let them know where i was becausef him being military, we moved quite a lot. eventually, after five years, i went to school and learned all of the history and government. i took the test and became a citizen, got sworn in and have been a citizen. i have raised two children and we have traveled the world. i really believe that we need the immigration system that we have where we have to register, we have to come in legally because this is a country of laws. we have to obey laws. do can't just come in and think you can get a job and stay here. everybody wants to do that. the whole world wants to come here and make a good life. social services are being drained. the school system is being drained. the country can't take it anymore. host: you wouldn't make any changes to the current system? there has been a lot of criticism from a president on the visa lottery system. is that something you would keep? caller: i think we need to change everything. i think we need to start from scratch because i think we need to say apply f

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us. catch you in new york and we'll get a cup of coffee. >> have a lovely blessed weekend. melissa: president trump's plan to privatize the post office hitting resistance from postal worker ps union's president explains why he believes the move is bad for customers. later this hour he's going to meet post master melissa. >>> when the news hits home, a gunman opening fire on the capital gazette newsroom killing five journalists. the latest details on the investigation and the shooter's motive. that's next >>> soim so proud of the journalists that soldiered on these guys. they don't make a lot of money. they do journalism because they love what they do and they got a newspaper outsid out today. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. adam: as a reporter for the capital gazette tweeted, putting out a damn paper. the capital gazette fulfilling their promise to publish a friday edition hours after their newsroom was ravaged by a gunman killing five of their coworker ps the front page covered the tragic story while the opinion page took a solemn stance appearing blank with a simple message. this is the message

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using the powers of his office for personal gain. nbc's kasie hunt has the details. >> reporter: epa administrator scott pruitt's problems piling up. today "the washington post" reporting he asked his taxpayer funded security detail to drive him to multiple ritz carlton hotels in search of his favorite moisturizing lotion and asked them to pick up his dry cleaning. a pruitt spokesperson denies it saying his detail protects him in his personal or official capacity and a top pruitt staffer stepping down yesterday after she told congress pruitt was interested in quote securing an old mattress from the trump hotel and pruitt asked for special help for a business opportunity for his wife who wanted to open a chick-fil-la franchise in lahoma. >> we need more of them in tulsa and across the country. >> reporter: the deal nevh by pruitt yesterday. >> epa is doing really, really well and, you know, somebody has to say that about you a little bit. you know that, scott. >> reporter: mr. pruitt do you owe taxpayers an apology, sir? pruitt is losing support even from members of his own party. >> he's acting like a moron. >> reporter: he is facing 15 allegations and the c

office. with us tonight, philip rucker, pulitzer prize-winning bureau chief from "the washington post." and with us from washington, peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." philip rucker, i'm sure if your view, at the halfway mark, perhaps a little past, it's too early to know what it is we are witnessing here. the history part, what donald trump wanted to emerge, the visuals, has that already been accomplished? >> i think it has, brian. the history here is donald trump is the first u.s. president to have this kind of a meeting with the leader of north korea. the event, the photo opp this morning was staged with that big red carpet. they came out, shook hands, sat down one-on-one and then they joined each other's delegations for that bilateral meeting that is ongoing now. and for trump, it's just so striking because he's afforded kim jong-un more respect than he did the canadian prime minister and quebec a few days ago. he's referring to kim here as mr. chairman. he's flattering him in some ways. he said it was his honor to meet him, has said nothing yet t