from gang units, to female offenders to death row, usp holds it all. the facilities at usp have earned their monikers from the surrounding mountain ranges with names like wasatch, oqirrh, timpanogos and uinta. building uinta-5 houses the prison's receiving and orientation, or r&o. >> uinta-5 is probably a time when they are most afraid. it's when they first hear the slamming of the doors, see the officers. and it can be a very difficult time for the inmates. >> after 20 years in the corrections business, lieutenant dale whitney knows that the first few moments with an inmate can be the most dangerous. >> we don't know when these guys came in what their crimes are, if they're coming down off some kind of drugs. we don't know what their mental state is. >> anything you are allowed to have, you'll get back. it will be letters, photos, legal papers. basically, that's it. >> our intake officer will take them one at a time back into a strip room and strip them down, do a visual cavity search. >> searching all that too? >> yep. >> they try to do it with a lev

. >> what does usps say about this? >> they have seen the video, but the postman wasn't wearing the appropriate gear. everything he had on was outdated. they don't recognize this particular delivery person. they did say the camera itself was not damaged because it was well packed within the box. they ordered more camera equipment and hoping all that arrives in one piece. >> the spokesperson for usps says if this is, in fact, one of their employees, this is not the way they expect them to behave or treat packages. >> dude takes off with his buddies, but then things go way wrong. >> he had to find a place to land and find a place to land right now. >> the split-second decision that seizes everyone's neck. >> awesome toddler wipeout. >> is it weird i want to do this right now? yoyourur h heaeartrt . one of many ways to support its health isis n newew t truruhehearart,t. itit's's t thehe o onlnly y hehh supplement wiwithth i ingngreredidienentsp lower bad chchololesesteterorol l anand dy blood pressure anand d alalsoso i in

the usps already partners with them, and in addition to handling 12 billion cards and letters. the three major carriers say they're ready for the record-setting holiday business, without last year's record-setting delay on business. >> reporter: 48 days until christmas. and shippers are bracing for their busiest holiday season yet, driven by on-line shopping. today, the u.s. postal service saying it expects to ship nearly half a billion packages by christmas, up 14% over last year. and on top of the 12 billion cards and letters that will also be sent. the carrier says they're taking big steps to meet the demand and not just brand-new holiday stamps. >> starting on november 17th, 11 days from now, we'll be delivering packages seven days a week in many areas of the country. you're also going to be seeing our letter carriers out on christmas day. >> that strategy will be watched closely. last year, when ups and to a smaller extent, fedex, failed to deliver packages in time for christmas the postal service did not have the same problem largely because it partnered with amazon for s

of me right away. >> reporter: we have results of the agency's internal investigation and why the usps defends its policy banning employees from calling 911 first. we'll also tell you how our report is already prompting changes at the agency. our full investigation tonight at 11:00. >> if you have a tip for the investigative unit, call 888-996-tips. or e-mail us at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> an ebola test may have proved tragic for the doctor who died from the nurse in nebraska today. dr. martin sullia came down with symptoms earlier this month while treating patients in his native sierra leone. his first ebola test came back negative. when symptoms didn't go away he took another test which came back positive. he was flown to nebraska medical center on saturday where his condition was extremely critical. in a video from april, he said he knew the risks of going to sierra leone. >> there was just something inside of me that the people of this part of freetown needed help. i took this job not because i want to, but i firmly believe that it was a calling that god wanted me to do. >> doct

officials say those who have used usps call centers may have had telephone numbers, e-mail a dresses, and other information compromised. the fbi and other agencies are investigating. we are learning new information on a violent home invasion overnight in montgomery county. detectives believe this was not a random crime. knew the victim. was shot and taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. police are still looking for teed up other suspects. police continue to search for two robbery suspects. that happened in the 900 block of spencer and mclean. the parents who rescued their five-year-old daughter from a kidnapper are now talking about that experience pre-to authorities say a man broke into a home through an unlocked door in a basin and took a five-year-old girl from her bedroom. her parents sat down with an exclusive -- with robin roberts for an exclusive interview. something was wrong so the father ran out. he needed to get to a church and as long as she was with him he would -- she was with him would be safe. i said i want to help you, but you can't take her. he rep

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. >> reporter: augustine ruiz is a communications manager for the usps. he says the policy exists so paramedics can respond right away. he says cell phone service can be spotty inside the building, but postal police call from a landline and can grant access to secure areas, but as you'll hear when the postal officer calls 911, she has trouble relaying important information about sam. >> tell me exactly what happened. >> well, i don't know. did he fall? do you know? >> i don't know. >> there are also radio delays. >> is he completely alert? >> reporter: because the postal officer is nowhere near sam. she's on the first floor, sam is on the second. >> he said yeah. >> okay. what part of the body was injured? >> do you have any description of what part of his body was injured? he hit his head. >> okay. >> some of the employees say this was like a game of telephone with someone's life hanging in the balance. what's your reaction to that? >> i'm not sure you want me -- what is it you want me to say? >> reporter: if that had been you or your loved one, is that

it includes a response from usps management that says it disagrees with the math in the report. they stand by the matheddology. they -- methodology. they say they will check in on the changes in the future. >> thank you. >>> as expected the full board of the uc board of regents voted today increase tuition for the next 5 years. protesters gathered in san francisco again today but to no avail. uc board of regents approved the plan by 14-7. that means tuition can be increased by 5% for each of the next 5 years but it is not a guarantee. officials say if the state increases funding to the university system the hike will be unnecessary. but students are vowing to protest and say they don't want to be forced to pay more. ktvu's rob roth is live at university of california at berkeley where demonstrators continue their occupy of wheeler hall tonight. rob? >> reporter: right now 200 student demonstrators are inside the amdemic -- academic building. >> reporter: among students on the university of california at berkeley campus today these are the five most uttered words. >> i think it s

because of the demand has only grown in recent years because of the popularity of online shopping, the usps expects to ship 470 million packages this season about 50 million more than last year. in holiday news, if you are planning to board a holiday flight somewhere for thank giving, expect plains and airports to be very crowded. u.s. airlines are preparing for 40 million people to travel over the 12 days surrounding thanksgiving and that is up 1.5% from last year and they re offering advice, the worst day to travel they say is the sunday after thanksgiving because of the volume of people on the move that day, you might want to book your flight home for saturday or monday. >> thank you sharrie, the online deals company, living social is laying off 400 employees, that brings the workforce down to 1600, in 2012, the company had 4,000 workers, the latest cuts are part of a strategic shifts. >>> music mogul and rap star, jay z apparently likes $300 champagne so much he bought part of the company this week and jay z has been photographed drinking it especially a specific brand called aces of sp

we've reached out to the national usps, but no one has returned our e-mails or our calls on this issue. meanwhile, oakland officials say they are revising their 911 policy, and when that happens, we will let you know. raj, jess, back to you. >> okay, thank you very much, vicky. well, a call to conserve water in the south bay is about to get a little longer and last a little longer, too. nbc bay area's marianne favro is live at the santa clara water district, where, marianne, that board is expected to vote any minute on changes to that conservation plan. >> reporter: that's right, jess. the meeting just got underway a couple of minutes ago. originally, the plan was to lift the conservation measures in december, assuming that we would get a lot of rain, but, of course, that never happened. so tonight, the board is considering extending that 20% cut for a reduction well into june of next year. during a typical november, the guadalupe creek would be flowing. but as these cracks in the creek bed indicate, this is not a typical winter. >> this drought has been extensive for us. it's lasted n

he says the breach did not affect customers who visited local post office branches or used the usps website does not officially begin for six weeks, but the upper midwest getting a very cold snowy preview. the storm that started in alaska is now covering roads in ice and snow from minnesota to wisconsin where 16 inches of snow could fall by tomorrow night. in minneapolis this could be the snowiest autumn storm to hit the city since halloween of 1991. >>> that wintery questiness is not -- existence is not affecting us just yet. >> there were over 180 accidents today in minnesota, their first big snow of the season. >> maybe if it had been d.c. drivers, it would have been 280 accidents. >> it shows you the first time, take it easy. two more mild days and then the arctic air is here, especially friday. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, still mild, high of 66. it's still 56 and humidity pretty low, 53%, pretty good. headlines look like this. another great evening and night. it's going to stay mild. temps are not going to fall off at all. we get into the

and vinita nair with some unlikely crime fighters, not "csi miami," usps east peoria. >>

and beginning january 5th workers say usps will virtually eliminate overnight delivery and 82 mail and processing distribution centers are scheduled to close. they are joining 51 senators and 160 house members in calling for a one year moratorium on the reduction in service and proposed closures. >>> so we're still 41 days away from christmas and the rain deer aren't quite ready to leave the north pole yet. so -- santa showed up today at tysons on the silver line. instead of a sleigh. he was welcomed by a group of disadvantaged children and helped them pick out the gifts. officials also announced silver saturdays is a promotion to offer special discounts to people who ride metro to tysons on saturdays during the holiday shopping season. >>> the duke of cambridge is coming to d.c.. prince william and his wife kate will arrive in new york city on december 7th with three days of events there on behalf of the foil foundation and -- royal foundation and some other charities and during the trip the prince will travel here to d.c. and attend a conference at the world bank. his wife kate will

and vinita nair with some unlikely crime fighters, not "csi miami," usps east peoria. >> the boy is telling me

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. >> reporter: augustine ruiz is a communications manager for the usps. he says the policy exists so paramedics can respond right away. he says cell phone service can be spotty inside the building but postal police call from a land line and can grant access to secure areas. but as you'll hear, when the postal officer calls 911 she has trouble relaying important information about sam. >> tell me exactly what happened. >> well, i don't know. >> did he fall? do you know? >> ma'am, i don't know. >> reporter: there are also radio delays. >> is he completely alert? >> is he completely alert? >> reporter: because the postal officer is nowhere near sam. she's on the first floor. sam is on the second. >> he said yeah. >> he okokay. >> and what part of the body was injured? >> do you have a description of what part of his body was injured? >> [ inaudible ]. he hit his head. >> he hit his head. >> okay. >> some of the employees have said this was like a game of telephone with someone's life annian i hanging in the balance. what's your reaction to that? >> i'm not su

and vinita nair with some unlikely crime fighters, not "csi miami," usps east peoria. >> the boy is telling me something by the look on his face. it's telling me something is not right. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the governor of new york said today it is nature showing us who is boss. in buffalo, weather service spotters couldn't get out of their houses to take measurements. the snow blew in this door and piled up in a living room. dreerg driveways and cars took patience. in lancaster, new york, the drifts were taller than the shovelers. the storm that blew in yesterday dropped 65 inches in south cheektowaga, new york, another 15 inches may fall by friday. our coverage tonight starts with jericka duncan. >> reporter: along interstate 90, 18 wheels are no match for six feet of snow and counting. hundreds of vehicles have been abandoned along 132 miles of highway that remains shut down. this trucker has been stranded for two days. he's still trying to dig out. >> i've been here my whole life. all the snow i

. >> this is a communications manager for the usps. cell phone service can be spotty inside the building, but postal police call from a land line and can grant access to secured areas. as you'll hear when the postal officer calls 911, she has trouble relaying important information about sam. >> there are also radio delays. because the postal officer is nowhere near sam. she is on the first floor. sam is on the second. >> what part of the body was injured? do you have any description of what is injured? >> he hit his head. >> some of the employees said this was like a game of telephone with someone's life hanging in the balance. what is your reaction to that? >> what does he want me to say? >> if that had been you or your loved one, is that how you wanted the response handled? >> i would want somebody to take care of me right away. >> talking about a human life here and seconds matters. >> as the chief of neuro surgery, dr. james dodi treated thousands of patients suffering from head trauma. >> the sooner that person can get to medical

. >> usps spokesman says the richmond site is heavily mechanized, similar to this site in san jose. still there and finding it is now a top priority. >> the key executives at the highest level of our districts are looking into this matter. >> cooper says online message boards show hundreds of others experience similar problems. ruiz says they'll investigate to see if there is a trend. >> i'm not sure if we have a systemic problem or this package. >> as cooper continues to unpack the few pictures he does have, hoping others arrive, he's missing home and wishing tonight it was a little closer. >>> a chihuahua is back home with its owner this morning. animal control officers continue their search for the person who threw the dog into a dumpster. someone stole caylee from her owner's car in august. last saturday someone found the dog in a san francisco dumpsters, battered, but alive. animal control says the dog was in shock and suffering from eight broken ribs and head trauma. she is recovering after being reunited with her owner. >> she would let the children pet her and no one tried t

information about usps employees may have been compromised. other information could have been stolen including employee names, dates of birth, addresses and emergency contacts. customers at local post offices are said those using their website were not affected, however people who use the call service may have had telephone numbers and e-mail addresses compromised as well >>> to decision 2014, almost one week later and we still do not know who the next mayor of san jose will be. as of this morning, sam liccardo has a 2% lead over dave cortese with the difference at 3600 votes. but the county registrar says it has 14,000 provisional ballots to count that could take another week to finish out the count. >>> livermore police may soon get body cameras to discuss laying out $300,000 for the cameras. supporters say the video allows police to improve how to gather and document evidence. it would also increase successful prosecution. critics believe the cameras environment people's rights to privacy. that meeting is taking place tonight at 7:00. >>> w

security analysts say it makes sense that china would want to target the usps because it may have assumedhe agency is like its own postal service which collects a vast amount of data on its citizens. china has repeatedly denied claims that it engages in cyberattacks ke this one. >>> time now for some real talk about what's going to happen in ferguson, missouri, later on this week, potentially. a grand jury is set to come back any day now with the decision of whether a white police officer should be charged in the shooting death of unarmed teen michael brown. as protests continue in ferguson the mayor said he's preparing for, quote, all worst case scenario. since august, police have spent $100,000 stocking up on body armor, tear gas and other crowd control items. there's word the officer may not face any federal charges at all. a justice telling "the washington post" the charges not support the charges of officer wilson. to my guests and analysts today, what's going to happen, do we? >> we don't know. they're being very smart in making sure the forces are out there. either way if the and j

. >> usps, sometimes affectionately known as snail mail, that is appropriate for traffic this afternoon. a snail's pace as we head home. and traveling northbound route 41 through creek road up to 295, the problem on 295 a crash northbound approaching the black horse pike. now off to the side but causing delays and they spill back on 42. getting farther north on 295 in the mount laurel area another accident with a little slowing as you pass it, route 73. all lanes open but causing delays. and 95, girard avenue backed up out of the city. an earlier broken down truck northbound approaching girard out of the way now. all lanes open but delayed. and southbound not so hot, a half-hour from woodhaven into the wine. busy tonight because we have two games in south philadelphia. the sixers at 7:00, and then temple football game at the link at 7:30. busy evening down there. and a crash to watch out for on the green lane bridge heading into manayunk, and that can slow you down this afternoon. the whipping winds bringing down a bunch of wires, one set in perkasie along welcome house road and not wel

. >> reporter: this man say communications manager for the usps. can respond right away. cell phone service can be spotty inside the building. postal police call from a land line and can grant access to secure areas. but as you will hear, when the postal officer calls 911, she has trouble relaying important information about sam. there are radio delays. because the postal officer is nowhere near sam. she's on the first floor. sam is on the second. >> some of the employees said this was like a game of telephone with someone's life hanging in the balance. what's your reaction to that? >> i'm not sure you want -- what is it you want me to say. >> if that had been you or your loved one, is this how you would have wanted the response handled? >> if it was me, i would want somebody to take care of me right away. >> we are talking about a human life here. seconds matter. >> as the chief of neurosurgery, this doctor has treated thousands of patients suffering from head trauma. >> the sooner that person can get to medical attention, the better likelihood th

it is the usps announcing this year's deadline for holiday shipping. so, if you want your packages delivered by christmas, post office says international packages must be mailed by december 2nd. within the u.s., first class and priority mail packages must be shipped by december 20th and the busiest mailing day this year is expected to be december 15th. >>> a proposal to stream wireless service deep inside yellowstone national park is sparking heated debate this morning. park officials in preliminary discussions with century link about installing a $34 million fiberoptic line through the national park into yellowstone. opponents of the plan say bumping the park's bandwidth will create more distractions. coverage would be restricted, though, to five developed areas inside the park. >>> an investigative unit preview as our reporters examine immigration. >> go back home. >> protesters angry that thousands of people have come across the board seeking asylum and refuge. >> the immigration policies in the united states tries to accommodate two inconsistent id

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today usps announced a $5 billion loss for this fiscal year. >>> gas prices down, the trend in new carsntly shifting. in michigan general motors is laying off workers who make small economy cars and hiring at the plant that builds light trucks and suvs. demand for hybrids and electric cars is plummeting as well. automakers stand to make money off the trend but environmentalists say it is a failure. >>> facebook is changing its formula. your news feeds could look a lot different. people have been complaining that they're seeing way too many po emotions. so beginning january 1st, facebook will alter its algorithm so you see fewer posts from a company's facebook page. it won't affect paid ads from companies. facebook says "if you really want to reach these people, you have to pay for it." >>> jeff is doing his merit 84 logical testing back there. he's saying the weekend's good. but he's so excited for the next week. >> you are listening up. >> i do, i listen. >> intently. >> when the weekend is close everyone's ears perk up. it's like, what's going to happen? i know we've had a lot of chan

>> we have the results of the internal investigation and why the usps defends the policy banning employees from calling 911 first. we'll also tell you how our report is already prompting changes at the agency. our full report tonight at 11:00. >> hey, what else are we investigating? we investigate wasted water. how it ended up in aquifers on the state's watch. >>> investigating not one, not two, but a series of storm systems on the way to a drought-stricken bay area. chilly start, comfy today, dry for most of tomorrow. then that rain moves in. and we stick with that rainy pattern all the way into your upcoming weekend and potentially next week. lots to go over in your full forecast just moments away. >>> and now to a special report from our nbc bay area investigative unit and a story that is alarming a lot of people. >> yeah, we have uncovered oil and gas companies dumping dangerous chemicals into our water. and state officials are well aware of that. >> and now the questions are how did it happen, and why did it happen? investigative reporter has more. >> in the middle of a citrus grove o

i don't know that people might equate the usps with a cyber breach, but it's happened. >> michaela, this one is pretty big. it affects not only 2.9 million customers but also 750,000 postal service employees and recent retireers. the postal service is acknowledging the breach. they're not providing a lot of details but they're notifying their customers today, they're notifying their employees today that their information has been compromised. for the employees and the recent retir retirees, this includes their social security numbers. so this is pretty sensitive stuff. so now they're going to have to get credit monitoring paid for by the u.s. postal service. customers can start calling around to see if their data has been affected and what they need to do for help. >> evan, at this early stage, any idea who might be behind this breach? >> not yet. the fbi and homeland security looking at this, also the postal inspectors are investigating this and i don't think they've pinned it down yet. they were working over the weekend to try to fix the breach and try to make sure that more informatio

usps tells me you can post a sign detailing your wishes.e showed you that or go to your nearest post office and let them know in writing how you want package deliveries handled. on a happy note she says the store express was willing this time only to replace the stolen jacket without an extra charge. nice of them to do that. lucy. >> indeed it is. thank you very much, bruce. >>> a robbery at a barbershop in philadelphia's chestnut hill neighborhood has an employee recovering from a establish wound and police looking for three men. police say those men walked into sharpeys' barbershop on stenton avenue on saturday. they had knives and investigators say they took a laptop, $95 in cash from an employee and the customers that were there. another employee tried to fight back. they stabbed him. so if you recognize any of these guys, call philadelphia police. >>> montgomery county stages a huge crack down on dead beat parents. 15 sheriffs deputees fanned out across the county early this morning looking for 67 parents who owe back child support. ni

i don't know that people might equate the usps with a cyber breach, but it's happened. >> michaela, this affects not only 2.9 million customers but also 750,000 postal service employees and recent retireers. the postal service is acknowledging the breach. they're not providing a lot of details but they're notifying their customers today, they're notifying their employees today that their information has been compromised. for the

but the usps is definitely to provide some flexibility in the markets in asia. it would also bring downward drescher under the prices. methane is another gas and there are many others. coc talking about the energy sector. co2 is one of the most important task is to be delivered in math and and is the reason more of the emissions coming from the united sector. by further methane, there are many that plot device have to reduce them and it is easier to fix to be honest with you through some technical regulatory measures. >> okay. well, i think we've come to the end of our time. i want to think fatih birol for being here. now, given your description of retirement and the power generation site here, we know there is no risk of the retiring anytime soon. so we will hope to see you again here sometime soon in the very near future. thank you for the ex-lover that you bring to the broader energy discussion. i want to thank andy hudson on our team for putting together his today's event. please join me in thanking fatih. [applause] [inaudible conversations] .. >> and will

clerk: h.r. 5468 a bill to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 1103 usps build 1g103 in camp pendleton, california, as the camp pendleton medal of honor post office. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from california, mr. issa, and the gentleman from vermont, mr. welch, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. issa: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. lie issa: i ask unanimous consent -- mr. issa: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous materials under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. issa: of the several postal namings we are voting on today, lmost all of them are honoring members of the military and disproportionately members who have given their lives in service to their country. and it's fitting that we should do that. however, h.r. 5468 seeks something very different. currently called the mainside marine