we just completed a run with the us postal service.d by a human driver's hours of service regulations. human drivers can only drive so many hours per day and then they must take a rest break. self—driving vehicles will be safer than human drivers. they don't sleep, they don't drink, they don't get distracted. this is a crucial element of autonomy. since there is such a shortage of drivers now, we believe that this technology will be applied first to address the shortage. we think there are going to be plenty of opportunities for human drivers for the foreseeable future. so how do truckers feel about theirjobs being threatened by self—driving rigs? you ask any truck driver, they don't want to be behind a nine to 5 desk, somebody telling them what to do, pick up that, do that, do this. if you are in a truck, eight hours a day, you are driving, you're by yourself. you've got peace. there was an accident here in town of a car, self—driving car, so how catastrophic it would be with a truck if something went wrong? what i going to do then? s

we just completed a run with the us postal service.und by a human driver's hours of service regulations. human drivers can only drive so many hours per day and then they must take a rest break. self—driving vehicles will be safer than human drivers. they don't sleep, they don't drink, they don't get distracted. this is a crucial element of autonomy. since there is such a shortage of drivers now, we believe that this technology will be applied first to address the shortage. we think there are going to be plenty of opportunities for human drivers for the foreseeable future. so how do truckers feel about theirjobs being threatened by self—driving rigs? you ask any truck driver, they don't want to be behind a nine to 5 desk, somebody telling them what to do, pick up that, do that, do this. if you are in a truck, eight hours a day, you are driving, you're by yourself. listen to your music. you've got peace. there was an accident here in town of a car, self—driving car, so how catastrophic it would be with a truck if something went wrong? wh

present the information directly from constituents that did not always line up with the postal service telling us. ronald: and i would say in my role as deputy postmaster, i receive many of those concerns. and they were enormously helpful in helping us pinpoint service issues throughout the country. that is one of the ways that i think we use the information to help improve service for the american people. so i absolutely agree with that. senator hassan: thank you mr. scher. senator peters: senator hanson you are recognized for your questions. senator rosen: an determination of the postmaster general you answered that nobody answered that commitment. i will expand that commitment a little further. senator johnson did anyone talk about postmasters performance? no senator, no senator, no senator, no senator. senator johnson: postmaster general's criticize unfairly leading up to the election. concerning postal service, let me ask you, the retirement of the blue boxes? was there anything unusual that occurred leading up to the election? it was that schedule retirement? ronald: i had left by that time

a spokesperson telling foxbusiness the us postal inspection service reviewed publicly available informationl service employees, facilities, operation and infrastructure. there are 200 crimes could be made against the postal service that are federal crimes so they are out there. todd: my comment withdrawn. jillian: we haven't talked about bernie sanders. what is he up to? >> reporter: he wants to make college 3, he wants taxpayers particularly wall street to foot the bill. the college for all plan, tuition free education for all students at community colleges and public is, if someone's family makes 125,$000 annually, tuition will be at public 4-year colleges and universities, sanders is proposing a financial transaction tax on stocks, bonds and derivative trades. if you're a wall street bank it could add up and also buying and sharing in your personal account. that is how i am reading it. todd: free college is not free, someone is paying for it. i spent $100 to buy a whole foods scone. jillian: welcome back, it is thursday and i'm finally saying this. >> just when you got used to your phone

georgia in 2020 implement both of those systems that provided significantly improve service to those that were using the postal service to send their ballots back. >> thank you for the question, senator. several things. one thing is noncareer employees. one of the provisions of the postmaster general's plan is a reduction of reliance on noncareer employees. noncareer employees save you some money, but they do hurt you on the service side because the turnover there is very high. it more reliance on career employees, i think training is absolutely critical. you got to invest in training. you have to have an organizational structure that allows i think all of the service issues to resolve quickly, very promptly. ultimately i think it is data. you have to have a system of analysis key data points that identify where problems are and resolve them at the lowest possible level. then you got to have a system where you are engaging with your customers, engaging with the public. we talked a little bit with senator hassan about input from customers all throughout the nation. in -- ensuring that you have a structure that

postal service to set an example. if they buy two-thirds of the new vehicles they buy are gaz lien and -- gasoline and diesel power, shame on them and frankly shame on usthe postal service is fighting for its life and we need to be there and be helpful in terms of helping to pay for the infrastructure that they will need when they buy these new vehicles. i'll close with this. mr. president, i'm not sure where home depot is headquartered. they're not headquartered in georgia. if they are, nod your head. i think they are. i love to talk about home depot. whenever i go down to central america, places like honduras, guatemala, and el salvador, the northern triangle countries, we have something in place called -- an alliance. it's an alliance program designed to help to end corruption, crime there, violence there, lack of economic opportunity there. and we provide money -- taxpayer money to help these countries down there. people stop, feel like they have to come up here, to escape the violence, the corruption, the crime and lack of economic opportunity. so we provide some money and we expect them for every dollar we provide to provide $4 or $5 on their own

written comments may be sent by us postal service to city hall, room 244, san francisco california 94102. items: today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of may 4 unless otherwise stated. madam chair. >> chair melgar: thank you madam clerk. would you please call item number one. >> erica major: item 1 is an ordinance omitting the fire code and existing buildingcode to extend the deadline for building owners to upgrade existing fire alarms . systems from july 1, 2021 to july 1, 2023 are making appropriate findings. members who wish to provide public comment should call the number 415-655-0001 . meeting id is 187 724 4053. then press pound, pound. if you have not done so already please dial star 3 to lineup to speak . thesystem will indicate you have raised your hand . madam chair. >> chair melgar: thank you madam clerk. we are joined by andy mullen from supervisor stephanie's office who is the sponsor of this legislation and later we will hear from lieutenant richard brown from the san francisco fire department so highandy, well . >> andy mullen: highchair melgar, s

written comments may be sent by us postal service to city hall, room 244, san francisco california 94102. items: today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of may 4 unless otherwise stated. madam chair. >> chair melgar: thank you madam clerk. would you please call item number one. >> erica major: item 1 is an ordinance omitting the fire code and existing buildingcode to extend the deadline for building owners to upgrade existing fire alarms . systems from july 1, 2021 to july 1, 2023 are making appropriate findings. members who wish to provide public comment should call the number 415-655-0001 . meeting id is 187 724 4053. then press pound, pound. if you have not done so already please dial star 3 to lineup to speak . thesystem will indicate you have raised your hand . madam chair. >> chair melgar: thank you madam clerk. we are joined by andy mullen from supervisor stephanie's office who is the sponsor of this legislation and later we will hear from lieutenant richard brown from the san francisco fire department so highandy, well . >> andy mullen: highchair melgar, s

us tonight. >> thank you, brian. brian: up next congressman andy biggs how the postal service, yes, the postal service is admitting total service get into national intelligence? we'll discuss. >> the u.s. postal inspectors, you know the normal person thinks of it, well you get your mail stolen, come out and chase down that bad guy who stole the package or something, but in reality, the postal service is like this stealth, under the radar federal agency that has expansive jurisdiction. (it's a skirt... and shorts) the world is going hybrid. so, why not your cloud? a hybrid cloud with ibm helps bring all your clouds together. that means you can access all your data, modernize without rebuilding, and help keep things both open and secure. that's why businesses from retail to banking are going hybrid with the technology and expertise of ibm. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates from our resume database. claim your seventy five dollar credit, when you post your first job at indeed.com/home.

especially this election, people ask questions about the process, the post office, the postal service, are they serving us well, are there problems there, are there problems with individuals getting their ballots in, and the ballots in late. what would you say about the way in which we're processing and handling mail ballots and what you think georgia wants to do in the future? so what are the issues and what are the solutions in terms of people who are going to cast their ballot by mail? >> well, number one, the united states postal service is a federal responsibility and it actually goes back to the original constitution about post roads and post offices. it's about time washington figures out what they'll do to fix it. that's their problem and they got plenty on their plate just doing that. but that's why last year we stood up the absentee ballot drop boxes. people want to be socially distanced. they didn't want to go into a county election office to drop off absentee ballots. but also the post office was not reliable. absentee ballot drop boxes were incorporated for the first time in sb 202 in state l

us tonight. >> thank you, brian. brian: up next congressman andy biggs how the postal service, yes, the postal service is admitting toce? we'll discuss. >> the u.s. postal inspectors, you know the normal person thinks of it, well you get your mail stolen, come out and chase down that bad guy who stole the package or something, but in reality, the postal service is like this stealth, under the radar federal agency that has expansive ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. thank you! hey, hey, no, no limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ introducing voltaren arthritis pain gel. the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪. brian: the u.s. postal service has admitted to spying on american social media posts. house members were given a private briefing yesterday by the chief postal inspector after reports surfaced last week that the agency is running an operation that tracks

postal service board of governors. welcome to all of you. thank you for joining us here today and certainly congratulations on your nominations. thank you for your willingness to serve in these roles to help ensure that our government is working efficiently as well as effectively for the american people. if confirmed as director of the office of personnel management you will not only lead an agency of several thousand employees but also serve as the chief human resource officer to millions of hard-working andce dedicated public servants across our government. over the laster few years are federal workforce has faced many challenges such as an incredibly important position and i believe your extensive public service and experience including as chief of staff at opm have you well to lead this agency and what is undoubtedly a critical time for employees and throughout the federal government. as we have discussed in the past our nation's civil service requires an experienced independent leader who can rebuild confidence and provide an innovative vision for the future of

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the day this isn't a job of the us be it you know it really isn't it really isn't but they did respond to question when asked about this the u.s. postal inspection service while they didn't kind of jump on the specific questions about like i cop they did provide an overall general statement as most government institutions do saying quote the internet covert operations program is a function within the u.s. postal inspection service which assesses threats to postal service employees and its infrastructure by monitoring publicly available open source information what that kind of does is a kind of it's standard operating procedure because it kind of leaves us really wide berth for them to operate in well if people are protesting here and there happens to be a mailbox nearby that kind of could maybe somehow give us the right to look into it right that you can kind of use that language where they are actually finding a policy that technically someone already exists to now include social media investigation the other interesting thing is when i talk about the run. weidman congress is kind of pushing back on this in this specific goal of this new bill that the

postal service is watching us. yahoo! running a covert program that tracks american social media. including posts about protests. the report says that information is shared with government agencies. i don't think they are doing dna samples on your liking the stamp just yet. >> sandra: i assume everything is getting selected everywhere. they are tracking everything you do. >> john: if you don't do anything wrong, it's got nothing to worry about. >> sandra: great advice. investigators say they have evidence that kristin smart's body may have been recently moved. smart was a college student when she went missing 25 years ago. brand-new evidence suggests her body may have been under the home of the man. prosecutors say. his father, ruben florez, was charged as an accessory after the fact for allegedly hiding her body. both has pleaded not guilty. her body has never been found. mercedes: joins us now. so much time has passed you have to get here is an update on the story. this coming from that central coast reporting on a body

three weeks late and it's my epain medication for phantom pain, many of us are suffering when we don't support the u.s. postal service. it's also the things i bring to the table. i introduced the mama act talking about the high maternal mortality rates among african-american women in particular, with wee need to really support mothers of color who often times are not listened to in their childbirth process. i just introduced diapers need act talking about families -- [inaudible] can't even afford to, you know, put their children in daycare not because they don't have taccess, it's because they dont have access to diapers. they're choosing between buying food or buying diapers. many daycares when you drop your child off, you have to provide diapers. if you can't, you can't go to work. so i think it makes a legislator a better legislator if they've had these life experiences. you know, and my colleagues across the aisle have their own experiences. there are doctors and moms as well that they bring to the table that are helpful to them as well. >> host: fascinating. to switch gears for a second and go back to the earlie

legislation make it easier for us to lead by example and capture the fuel savings and with the department of transportation but there are much bigger fleets like the postal service dod and this is a whole of government effort and approach. >> and i will electric vehicles are simpler. they don't require as many parts. not as many workers needed to assemble. if i were not a worker spending her entire life building engines or transmissions and might be worried what is happening right now where are the jobs and how do you agree trained the workers? >> this will generate millions of jobs talk about blue-collar jobs not that remained those are in the auto sector that's one thing about electric cars. they don't break down as much require as much maintenance we are just at the beginning of building a domestic industry like battery production frankly for security right here on american soil why you will see a lot about supply chains by america provisions to make it clear all departments need to look at more of what we find to help communities buy vehicles for transit it is driven through a focus to buy american and creating those jobs there is tens a job creation ahead s

postal service had laid out for us, indicated that those ballots could be received and could be counted, so long as they were postmarked by election day. that's the subject of some litigation that went up to the united states supreme court, where the justices refused to step in and overturn the state supreme court on multiple occasions. but it turned it into a talking point for donald trump and his enablers, back to the point matt was making before about you know, the disinformation allies campaign, and so they were able to spin that as a tale suggesting that somehow this was going to be the reason why the election should be overturned. from a pure mathematical perspective, there were more than 7 million votes cast. joe biden won the election here in pennsylvania by over 80,000 votes, and that batch of ballots that was postmarked by election day and received, you know, up to that friday afternoon. janet: during that three day window, yeah. josh: during in that three day window, it was less than 10,000 votes. so even if all of those votes happened to be for former president trump, it wou

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scratching my head why the postal inspection service is getting involved in a social media collection but you know at some point citizens are going to say what are you doing to make us safer and if the wolf comes knocking at your door and trust me it will at some point you're going to ask the police department law enforcement whether it's in the e.u. and i've got friends that retired from new scotland yard the counterterrorism branch could you imagine not allowing the london the new scotland yard the london metropolitan police to use facial recognition to track down the 7705 train bombers if that were to happen today how fast you want to capture these people humans can only work so fast automation artificial intelligence can actually works much faster but i agree there needs to be limits on it but we've got to be careful if we set the limits too narrow somebody will fall between the gaps and that's where these attacks happened in that people were saying why didn't you catch him yeah and i certainly have a lot at stake here at 1.3 consider margan right than franchi both for time. thanks rachel. the legendary super league of european soccer is no more after its short

postal service, only mechanism we would have if it was returned to us, the address wasn't correct. which certainly happens. i think the other -- in terms of e-mails, though, we can actually check to see whether or not the e-mail was open or if it's in parent view. >> vice president collins: they clicked on it or opened it up in parent view? >> i know there are analytics >> vice president collins: i don't know if you call principals say are you hearing from parents who saying they haven't received things. even if it's just a sample. it's just a really good way of checking. we send stuff out and sometimes there's a problem along the way. i think that's sometimes things get messed up and hard for us to know, especially when we're pushing out centrally or to know how they are received. i think those are things i constantly do, reach out to people and say did you get there, how is it doing. that let's me know if i need to do more research. i do want to say thank you. i love videos and the little cat with the mask, i wish i can get my cat to wear a mask. with the evideos all the differen

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us. >> or a robot is being invented. >> i am constantly getting texts now that are clearly scams like your ups shipment is blah blah blah. were, your postal serviceg is -- do you get those too? >> i just get a lot of calls. leave me alone. let me live my life. >> i don't need that added stress. i don't want that >>> here is a look at what is going on at sfo. mostly cloudy on the peninsula but also, look at the wind shooting through the san bruno gap. it is moving 28 miles per hour. watch out as you head northbound on the peninsula. it is going to get breezy all through san francisco. we are looking at the exploratory him where it is only 50 miles per hour. you can see that broken deck of clouds. the beautiful salesforce tower right there. milder afternoon today away from the coast. a summer cloud pattern which means morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. april showers still lacking in the forecast. we have an extended period of dry weather and above average highs away from the coast. let's start down in the south bay. mid to upper 60s for most of us. we could reach 70 in morgan hill and gilroy. 61 along the coast. we will try to squeeze a 60 out of

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us to ek electrify throughout the contract and make that fleet zero emission that's directly in line with president biden's objective, to make that fleet stzero mission >> it includes an initial $385 million investment from the postal servicet of attention because of the losing bidder in this competition and that's workhorse are you frustrated that more investors potentially don't understand what you do in the ev space? >> well, i think they'll come to recognize it through time. you know, what i can tell you morgan is that we won this contract fairly. we won this contract simply because we provided the best solution for the postal carrier and service. we provide an electrified platform, but it is a lot more than just an electrified platform there's a lot of technology. this is giving the postal carrier something they have not in the past. productivity benefits, safety benefits a lot of good technology on this vehicle. the postal carriers will be delighted. we know that's why we won it so there's been a lot of chatter about it but hey, we won it fairly and we're comfortable with our position >> all right so let's turn to earnings. you operate as you mentioned in a number of end markets. seeing strength really across the boa

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postal votes? i used to work| in politics and was always concerned about low turnout, particularly local elections, let alone general elections, because they are important and deliver a lot of services very scared, i just cannot health crisis when many people are very scared, ijust cannot believe that as a country we haven't had a major drive on postal votes. i know individual parties rights to their supporters to get them out but it is not the same thing. i just think we don't look after our democracy properly in this country and during a crisis it would have been a really important time and a great time to get so many more people registered to vote by post and that would have benefits at elections far into the future. ~ h, ,, benefits at elections far into the future. ~ ,, . ., , future. we saw in the us elections that the really _ future. we saw in the us elections that the really decisive _ future. we saw in the us elections that the really decisive role - future. we saw in the us elections that the really decisive role of - that the really decisive role of postal votes in that election for joe biden will stop really you are saying that you are concerned that local democracy may

postal service, only mechanism we would have if it was returned to us, the address wasn't correct. which certainly happens. i think the other -- in terms of e-mails, though, we can actually check to see whether or not the e-mail was open or if it's in parent view. >> vice president collins: they clicked on it or opened it up in parent view? >> i know there are analytics >> vice president collins: i don't know if you call principals say are you hearing from parents who saying they haven't received things. even if it's just a sample. it's just a really good way of checking. we send stuff out and sometimes there's a problem along the way. i think that's sometimes things get messed up and hard for us to know, especially when we're pushing out centrally or to know how they are received. i think those are things i constantly do, reach out to people and say did you get there, how is it doing. that let's me know if i need to do more research. i do want to say thank you. i love videos and the little cat with the mask, i wish i can get my cat to wear a mask. with the evideos all the differen