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they were the first to be verified by the usp. an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. and that's why i trust nature made. nature made the number one pharmacist recommended letter vitamin brand. learn more at naturemade.com >>> the port of general santos city has been called tuna city, for its flourishing fishing industry, even as another export in recent years has taken on another appeal. the people's champions eight-week training camp hasn't officially begun. but today, he gives the adoring crowd a sneak peek. a workout invigorating for all. >> i'm excited to get book into training. i haven't been at the gym since november, the last night. i decided i needed to go back to the gym. >> pacquiao, congressman, entertainer. and the national face of the philippines. the 60th professional bout of his career may still may be in the distance. but after raining today, the club undergoes a rapid transformation, from gym to pulpit. one of the fighter's regular bible sessions. >> people are thinking about r

. >> yesterday the usps allowed the rural post offices to stay open.3,000 offices could see their hours cut and full-time staff reduced. it is part of a two-year plan that would safe approximately half a billion dollars a year. the post master general said in a conference quote we looked at customers a third of our customers need. it allows us to achieve real savings. the communities would be able to choose from a few options. they could create a village poers office which means postal services are offered in things like libraries or government buildings or local stores like wal-mart. postal service has been pushing congress to allow cuts this summer. they are hoping this one will go through. usps is forecasting a $14.1 million loss. they are predicting annual losses of 21 billion a year. they could face the fall on the rural community this time around to get the legislation passed. >>> now 47 after the hour. after john lovitts trying to clarify his comments on taxing the rich bringing down the deficit. >> this whole thing with obama saying the rich do

. >> it's been one week since gaylan and andrew dikeman entered usp.tains overflow housing for new arrivals. >> i'm thinking more on the lines of changing my life now. because i'm getting a little too old for this, you know? prison. i mean, i got to grow up sometime and i don't know when it's going to be. >> you kind of keep to yourself because you never know who's out here to get you. my cell mate's in here for murder. so it's real, you know, it's kind of scary, hard to go to sleep knowing you're surrounded by all these people. >> randy russell has been struggling with drug addiction. unable to take his methadone prescription, he is suffering from withdrawal. >> your body starts twitching. it's mad. it twitches and keeps fighting. won't let you get in any kind of comfortable position. suicide crossed my mind a few times. >> i could tell that he was struggling, and having difficulty dealing with the idle time in here. i gave him this book by frankle. >> it makes a lot of sense, how it talks about if you gain a little of hope or have something on the st

. >> it's been one week since gaylan and andrew dikeman entered usp.tains overflow housing for new arrivals. >> i'm thinking more on the lines of changing my life now. because i'm getting a little too old for this, you know? prison. i mean, i got to grow up sometime and i don't know when it's going to be. >> you kind of keep to yourself because you never know who's out here to get you. my cell mate's in here for murder. so it's real, you know, it's kind of scary, hard to go to sleep knowing you're surrounded by all these people. >> randy russell has been struggling with drug addiction. unable to take his methadone prescription, he is suffering from withdrawal. >> your body starts twitching. it's mad. it twitches and keeps fighting. won't let you get in any kind of comfortable position. suicide crossed my mind a few times. >> i could tell that he was struggling, and having difficulty dealing with the idle time in here. i gave him this book by frankle. >> it makes a lot of sense, how it talks about if you gain a little of hope or have something on the st

they were the first to be verified by the usp.independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. and that's why i trust nature made. nature made the number one pharmacist recommended letter vitamin brand. learn more at naturemade.com >>> now to the big stories in the week ahead from the white house to hollywood, our correspondents tell you what you need to know. we're going to begin with the president's plans for the week. >> i'm dan lothian at the white house. in his second summit of the weekend, president obama is meeting with world leaders at the nato gathering in chicago where the focus is afghanistan. on monday he heads to joplin, an yeah devastated by tornadoes almost a year ago. he'll be delivering the commencement address at joplin high school. then later in the week the president travels west for a combination of fund-raisers, official events and another commencement address. >> i'm paul steinhauser at the cnn political desk. mitt romney speaks before a latino group on wednesday. the speech and a new

they were the first to be verified by the usp.ent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. and that's why i trust nature made. nature made the number one pharmacist recommended letter vitamin brand. learn more at naturemade.com >>> another keeping them honest report. this one, presumptive republican nominee mitt romney. he spent the week talking about his private sector business career and said again he helped create 100,000 jobs when he was ceo of private company bain capital. the numbers don't add up. i'll explain that in a moment, but first some background. romney's claim on creating jobs came in response to a new series of ads released this week by the obama campaign attacking romney's record at bain. now, one ad focuses on the closure of a kansas city steel mill which led to big job losses. it features workers who say that romney and bain ruined their lives. watch. >> bain capital was the majority owner. they were responsible. mitt romney was deeply involved in the influence that he exercised over these com

last year, the usps announced plans to close almost 4,000 of these post offices to save money. strategy especially as they head into elections. critics say it would delay mail, hurt these small business, not to mention the people in these small towns would have to go really, really far to find another post office. at this point, the usps appears to be responding with some new ideas. >> i'm just trying to wrap my mind around it. if they're losing all this money, how can it find money to keep these open? >> that's the $64,000 question, isn't it? these cuts need to be made somewhere. congress needs to make hard decisions, because if only these small cutbacks are made, the postal service is going to need to borrow more money down the road. already, it's borrowed $12 billion from the government. the usps says it wants to end saturday service, but the thing is with the post office, we love to hate it, right? but it's caught between a rock and a hard place. it has to make these cuts, but it has to go through congress first. you look at the post office, carol, it can't run like any oth

the usps says they are now working on a new plan. >>> bottles, pacifiers and sippy cups may pose a threat under three years old. researchers found there were more than 45,000 accidents involving bottles being pacifiers or sippy cups between 1991 and 2010. experts suggest only allowing infants to use them when they are sitting. >>> coming up next, one man thought he was picking up a stick off the shelf. oh, no. >> no, instead, he landed in the er. we'll tell you what was slithering around. there is your hint as we continue. >>> one man's trip to wal-mart landed him in the emergency room. >> he was bit bin a rattlesnake while picking out garden supplies. before a report. >> reporter: mikah craig left this clarkston wal-mart in pain, fearful and scared. >> i didn't know if i was going to die or not. >> just about everything other than the mulch he planned to pick up all because of a one foot long rattlesnake. >> it was in the garden center craig reached down to move what he thought was a stick so he could read the displayed price. he says no rattle sound, nothing on the snake that tipped him

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the usps has to cut its workforce by 150,000. >>> a better hiring outlook and lowering gas prices pushed consumer confidence to its highest level in four and a half years. that's according to the thompson reuters survey. that report says consumer sentiment jumped to 79.3 in may. that's up from 76.had last month. >>> maryland made the top five list of states where drivers are most likely to get a speeding ticket. nevada tops the list followed by georgia, alabama, florida, and maryland. atlanta is the most ticket happy city. >>> high-ranking lawmakers in wisconsin are in hot water after placing photos of their completed ballot on social networking websites. lawmakers immediately took down the photos after being told about the law. prosecutors are unlikely to seek charges against any of them. >>> the u.s. government is using twitter to help discover emerging health issues. the department of health and human services has started the trend i trending. users can figure out he the top five health concerns in their roadway. >>> this weekend is a special one for five people in fairfax county. tha

they were the first to be verified by the usp.ndent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. and that's why i trust nature made. nature made the number one pharmacist recommended letter vitamin brand. learn more at naturemade.com >>> i'm with his holiness, the dalai lama. let us talk china for a moment. china has become, in your lifetime, arguably now one of the two great superpowers of the world and may well economically in the next 10, 15 years become the number-one superpower in the world. what do you think of modern china and how it's changed in the time that you've been dalai lama? >> of course big change. with china, most population and also long history. i think really china -- chinese, i think really long history of civilization, rich culture. i would normally argue richness of their food. however, in modern china, lot of ups and downs. but i have full faith. chinese people are hardworking, realistic. so the last i think 60 years i think they already test id, sort of different sort of experience. i think

. >> reporter: the usps says it is targeting more than 13,000 postoffices across rural america. >> ift closed down i think that would be that would be tough. >> reporter: not quite closing down but cutting hours to save $500 million a year and come 2014, eight postoffices in west marin could be open to two to six hours a day. >> one more nail in the coffin of rural america. >> reporter: walking along the shore of tomales bay you get the sense of something fresh. but with the reductions of hours of postoffices out here, they get a sense or smell that part of small town america is starting to dwindle away. >> the postoffice that's like american history. >> reporter: meet wesley coon, a farmer, a single father and with no internet out here he says the postoffice is key back here. >> without the postoffice, we would lose touch. >> reporter: despite the new touch from the east coast to the rolling hills of west marin the long term future of the postoffice still remains unclear. mike mibach, ktvu news. >> to see the entire list of postoffices slated for closure as well as the ones that coul

the usps lost $3.2 billion. stop the bleeding and has proposed a bipartisan reform bill at the end of april. i'm joined by democratic senator job carper. you want the house to pass this postal reform immediately, in fact you have launched a website, and it's got a very eye-catching ticker that actually tracks the postal service's losses to the dollar, since the senate passed it's bill in april, what do you think that might accomplish? >> i think it might help the senate get off its duff. it formed a committee about six months ago. during that period of time we have introduced bipartisan legislation, voted on it, debated on it, passed it in the senate and now we're waiting for the house. every day to delay, the postal service loses about $25 million, they already owe about $13 billion to the treasury. and this situation can be fixed. this is not an insolvable problem. this can be fixed. the situation is serious, but it can be fixed. rather than just complaining and criticizing what we have done in the senate, pas

the usps said they are now working on a new plan. >>> big drop for the u.s.ck market today, with news of a political stale mate in greece. lawmakers there are now in a power sharing talk, amid-fears greece could miss a debt payment then the euro could take a hit and cause a ripple effect in the u.s. the dow lost 125 points today. that is not the only trouble on wall street. jp morgan chase execs could be paying the price for a $2 billion trading mistake. the ceo warns losses could get worse. one top executive now stepped down and two more could be on the way out. elizabeth mcdonald has the story. >>> ina drew the chief investment officer at jp morgan chase, stepped down. her departure comes after her unit mismanaged a portfolio designed to hedge against risks the bank takes with its own money. the mistake cost the bank more than $2 billion over a 6 week period. drew spent more than 30 years, at jp morgan chase and was one of the banks highest paid executives pulling in more than $15 million in each of the last two years. according to news reports, drew repeat

. >> reporter: the usps says it is targeting more than 13,000 postoffices across rural america. >> ifosed down i think that would be that would be tough. >> reporter: not quite closing down but cutting hours to save $500 million a year and come 2014, eight postoffices in west marin could be open to two to six hours a day. >> one more nail in the coffin of rural america. >> reporter: walking along the shore of tomales bay you get the sense of something fresh. but with the reductions of hours of postoffices out here, they get a sense or smell that part of small town america is starting to dwindle away. >> the postoffice that's like american history. >> reporter: meet wesley coon, a farmer, a single father and with no internet out here he says the postoffice is key back here. >> without the postoffice, we would lose touch. >> reporter: despite the new touch from the east coast to the rolling hills of west marin the long term future of the postoffice still remains unclear. mike mibach, ktvu news. >> to see the entire list of postoffices slated for closure as well as the ones that could se

they were the first to be verified by the usp.t organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. and that's why i trust nature made. nature made the number one pharmacist recommended letter vitamin brand. learn more at naturemade.com >> this evening the new york city police department is announcing the arrest of pedro hernandez of mapleshade, new jersey, for the murder of etan pats. he has confessed to choking etan 33 years ago tomorrow. in the basement of a bod ega located at 448 west broadway in manhattan. >> etan patz was 6 when he vanished in manhattan. tonight a man has confessed to the killing. he's in custody. a stunning turn of events. susan candiotti has the latest. >> thanks, piers. this is stunning because we are learning from police that this man is confessing in a three and a half hour long videotaped confession, saying that he is responsible for the death of etan patz so many years ago. here's how the police commissioner described the alleged confession. hernandez described to the detectives how he lured y

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the usps has to cut its workforce by 150,000 people by 2015.te the buyout offers, officials say it will not effect services now. >>> a better hiring outlook and lower gas prices pushed consumer confidence to its lowest in years. sentiment jumped to 79.3 in may. that's up from 76.4 just last month. the previous best reading was in oklahoma of 2007. two months before the recession began. maryland made the top five list of states where drivers are most lickly to get a speeding ticket. atlanta is the most ticket-happy city in the country. lucky them. d.c. comes in seventh. the survey was done by the national motorists association. >>> high-ranking lawmakers in wisconsin could be in trouble for posting photos of their completed ballots on facebook and twitter. the state prohibits anyone of posting pictures of ballots and that includes state officials. lawmakers immediately took down the photos after being told about the law. prosecutors are unlikely to seek charges against any of them. >>> the u.s. government is using twitter to help discover emergi

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