the usps lost $354 million in the first quarter, less than the $1.3 billion loss last year. revenues from shipping and package delivery grew 14 percent, or $479 million from online shopping.. and a deal with amazon to deliver packages on sundays in some cities. a jump in gas prices is likely down the road... winter weather, weak demand and oversupply supply is holding prices in check for now. but triple a warns prices tend to rise in the spring as refiners starts to shut down for maintenance and eventually switch over to more expensive summer blends. triple a predicts the national average this year will peak between $3.55 and $3.75 per gallon of unleaded. a few cents lower than last year. the current national average -- is $3.26 down a nickel from a month ago. in today's cover story... the nation's largest consumer auto show opens in chicago... with car makers featuring models designed to woo a segment of the market that doesn't have a lot to spend... and is being perceived as elusive. " everyone wants to grow their market share" one way to grab consumers' attention is with

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the usps is looking to collect younger stamp collectors and drum up business. that is could appear on the stamps, jimmy hendricks, johnny carson, janice joplin and more. >> that is quite the honor. thank you, jill. >>> basketball player jason collins now in the history books. coming up, how this openly gay player is changing the league. ,,,,,,,,,, hey! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest airlines sale. go to southwest.com, where our lowest fares are now available as low as $69 one-way. book now at southwest.com and carpe vacay. the lakers hosted the nets los angeles. joins . >>> it was more than just an ordinary basketball game last night when the lakers hosted the nets in los angeles. kpix reporter mark kelly joins us live with why this game made history. >> when jason collins stepped on the court last night, he became the first openly gay player in the league and fans welcomed this player onto the court with open arms. jason collins got a friendly welcome in los angeles as he made history last night, taking

the usps inspector general report estimated about $8 billion annually.finances of the postal service while also saving 68 million americans lots of money. >> what kind of banking services could the post office realistically provide? >> well, there's three recommendations in the report. an atm-type service, prepaid debit card, also maybe a checking account and small loans, like the kinds that payday lenders provide, only at drastically reduced interest rates. >> isn't there concern that they're an institution that's been losing so much of its own money handle other people's money? >> well, there should be a concern about the gouging that payday lenders and other services do to underserved communities and the fact that banks have been pulling up out of low income communities. the postal service, 58% of their banks are in zip codes that have zero or one bank branch in them. so these communities are being left behind and the postal a service is well positioned to help them out. >> in your article, you say, this is not really a new idea. some of us are hearin