he and zia met at double standard as a bartenders.then followed her to the postal service. >> it is fun. we come home and talk about the same thing. it is all postal talk. >> of bartenders are no carriers now. and the three bartenders that are mail carriers and they don't need to go back. >> reporter: heather used to own a speakeasy in oakland. now she too delivers for usps. these ex-hospitality workers keep getting offers to go back to the bar but they don't want to. >> the competition to hire people because everyone is hiring but a lot of people changed industries. >> i have gotten a couple offers to come back but i'm not sure. >> reporter: restaurant owners are offering new incentive to get people in the door like here at mainstreet and mud creek, they are offering new servers $30.00 an hour. they are also dealing with a lot of no-show interviews. the hunt is people might be signing up for interviews to prove to the government they are looking for work but not taking the interview, not taking the job and staying on unemployment. >>

he and zia met that double standard as bartenders. he then followed her to the postal service. >> it is fun. we come home and literally talk about the same thing. it is postal talk now. >> a lot of our friends are mail carriers now. i know three bartenders who are mail carriers and they don't want to go back. >> reporter: now heather delivers for usps. these x hospitality workers keep getting offers to go back to the bar but they don't want to. >> the competition to hire people now. a lot of it has strained industries. >> i have gotten a couple of offers to come back. >> reporter: restaurant owners are offering new incentives to get people in the door like here in main street at walnut creek, they are offering new servers $30 per hour but they are also dealing with a lot of no-show interviews. the hunch is that people might be signing up for these interviews to prove to the government they are looking for work but then not taking the interview, not taking the job and staying on unemployment. >> a lot of them that i know are still wait

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it's called pal for zia, and it's the first ever drug to make peanuts.ite safe, meaning, preventing a severe allergic reaction. it is actually purified peanut protein. here's what it looks like. it's a powder that comes in the form of a pull apart. capsule the powder is emptied from the capsule at the time it has taken and made. stint to a semi solid food like applesauce or yogurt. it isn't a cure, but it can be a lifesaver. we start by giving kids just a teeny tiny dose of peanut protein and this powder, and they eat it every day, and what we try and do is push up their threshold that they're going to react to. we very slowly introduce it and we forced immune system to learn how to tolerate the peanut in over a course of six months. the goal is to be able to safely eat the equivalent of two peanuts that may sound small, but it trains the body to better tolerate peanut, so that an accidental bite is less likely to cause a serious reaction or even death in severe cases on average children with this allergy can experience hives, wheezing or worse from just

the country's top general, yasin zia told us his forces have no choice but to be ready. >> we receivedugh training, we receive enough experience, we will with grid experience officer. >> reporter: the departure of u.s. troops and nato allies comes at a time when resurgent taliban has been at its strongest in the two decades since being toppled on 9/11. the streets are no stranger to bombings and assassinations but has largely been out of reach of taliban offenses. given the taliban's gains the past couple of years, there are now fears it may eventually be within their sights. the conflict has cost the lives of more tha 0 servicemen and women, more than 20,000 injured. and the death toll among afghans, more than 60,000 members of the security services, nearly twice as many civilians. america's longest war may soon be coming to an end here, but afghanistan's war is not over, and the departure of international forces may open a new, more turbulent chapter in this country's bloody history. the commander of american forces here, general scott miller, has said that pullout is already under w