i stopped using the post office. i have lost faith in the post office. i don't want to use them anymore. host: what do you do? how do you send your bills? caller: i call on the phone and make a direct payment. that is usually the way i do it now, or i go in and pay. host: kevin kosar. guest: i have heard that complaint many times. last years service plunge, particularly late november and december through january, that was terrible. that cannot happen again. it is going to drive people away from the mail. that is not good for the postal service. host: janet, dayton, ohio. caller: thanks for taking my call. my biggest issue is the leadership of louis dejoy. how can you take someone seriously that also has a vested interest in his competition? we saw what he did during the election, delaying our mail. he has a vested interest in other package delivery companies. how is that possible? how are you allowed to keep your job and run this post office and have a vested interest in the competition? i don't understand how that works and how that is allowed. guest: t

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i stopped using the post office. i have lost faith in the post office. i don't want to use them anymore. host: what do you do? how do you send your bills? caller: i call on the phone and make a direct payment. that is usually the way i do it now, or i go in and pay. host: kevin kosar. guest: i have heard that complaint many times. last years service plunge, particularly late november and december through january, that was terrible. that cannot happen again. it is going to drive people away from the mail. that is not good for the postal service. host: janet, dayton, ohio. caller: thanks for taking my call. my biggest issue is the leadership of louis dejoy. how can you take someone seriously that also has a vested interest in his competition? we saw what he did during the election, delaying our mail. he has a vested interest in other package delivery companies. how is that possible? how are you allowed to keep your job and run this post office and have a vested interest in the competition? i don't understand how that works and how that is allowed. guest: t

all of us are affected by the post office, all of us use the post office and want the post office to be sufficient. i want the post office to be self-funded as it was planned to be many years ago. i use the post office a lot. the local folks in my area are great and i enjoy talking with them. i want to thank the witnesses for being here today. i have a question my understanding is you represent 200,000 of the 600,000 postal union workers. i want to ask you how your union and the others are going to help assure the success of the postal service operational reform efforts that the board of governors and the postmaster generals have jointly designed, and i don't want you to mention more money. what all are you going to do better than you've done before? because you have a real self interest in this issue. >> well, better than we've done before. i think the postal workers do a great job, and i think the postal workers, we seen this in a pandemic underscored in these dangerous times. the postal workers themselves and the unions they represent actually have done a lot to try to deal with t

that said, of course, the post office supervisor would say things like that, wouldn't he? nefarious plotter. there is a sworn affidavit that says otherwise, so, obviously. so, this guy writes an affidavit. his supervisor is like, nah, dude, investigate me, sure, it's okay. what are you talking about? nevertheless, senator lindsey graham, chairman of the judiciary committee in the united states senate, finds this to be so compelling that he writes to the justice department demanding a criminal investigation into these claims by the u.s. department of justice. the attorney general at the time, william barr, responded immediately by, in fact, changing justice department policy, telling federal prosecutors all over the country that, actually, they need to get in there and start opening federal investigations into all of this terrible voter fraud everywhere, even before the votes are certified. they need to get in the there and open investigations now. that was a total reversal of previous justice department policy about how the department is supposed to behave around elections

the post-office represents -- the image of the post-office represents the federal government. that is not the image that i want in my community. without objection i would like to ask these photographs be submitted for the record. secondly, you are not -- >> without objection. >> i do want put on the record because i would like to have a conversation with you moving forward. i have serious concerns about the workplace environment of the senate and the district usps which serves much of my district. over the years i've spoken with employees who voice concerns over numerous issues, workplace harassment, retaliation for filing complaints with h.r., supervisors who are not properly trained when they are promoted. instead of holding them accountable for retaliating against employees, they are rewarded by giving them promotions. an ongoing issue of managers having relationship, personal relationships with employees, which is unacceptable. that is unacceptable behavior. what is being done at the national level to address this workplace misconduct? obviously we need proper training, im

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it's all part of a ten-year cost-saving plan for your local post office. nbc's geoff bennett tells us more >> reporter: jodie's pet supply business how has it affected your business >> basically, the post office is making me lose money >> reporter: she's bracing for what could come next, with postmaster general louis dejoy calling for longer delivery times, shorter hours at post offices and more expensive postal rates all part of a sweeping ten-year plan >> it is designed to achieve the goals of sustainability and service excellence >> reporter: the post office lost more than $9 billion in 2020 with complaints piling up about late deliveries and prescriptions. people like britney depends on the mail for medication. >> it does make me worry about the potential of not having my medication >> reporter: jodie struggles with how to adapt. >> it infuriates me. they want to raise their costs for services they can't provide. >> reporter: they're among the millions of americans waiting on the postal service to deliver. geoff bennett, nbc news, washington >>> one ci

that said, of course the post office supervisor would say things like that, wouldn't he? nefarious plotter. there is a sworn affidavit that says otherwise. so obviously -- so this guy writes an affidavit. his supervisor is like na, dude. investigate me, for sure. it's okay. what are you talking about? nevertheless, senator lindsey graham, chairman of the judiciary committee in the united states senate finds this to be so compelling that he writes to the justice department demanding a criminal investigation into these claims by the u.s. department of justice. the attorney general at the time william barr responded immediately by in fact changing justice department policy, telling federal prosecutors all over the country that actually, they need the get in there and start opening federal investigations into all of this terrible voter fraud everywhere, even before the votes are certified, they need to get in there and open investigations now. that was a total reversal of previous justice department policy about how the department is supposed to behave around elections, but b

the post office represents the image of the post office represent the federal government. is that the image of this in my community. i like to ask these photos be submitted for the record. secondly, and this question but i do want to put it on the record because i would like to have the h conversation with you moving forward it. and serious concerns about the workplace environment of the santa ana district of the usps which serves much of my district printed over the years i have spoken to employees voices and concerns about these issues. harassments no place in retaliation for filing complaints they jar. supervisors who are not company trained when they are promoted and instead holding them accountable for retaliating against employees, they are rewarded by giving them promotions. an ongoing issue of managers having relationships, personal relationships with employees. that is unacceptable. it is unacceptable behavior. so what is being done to address this workplace misconduct printed we need proper training and we cannot simply move about in plain transfer them to anothe

you know, the post office represents -- the image of the post office represents the federal government and that is not the image that i want of the federal government in my community. and without objection, i would like to ask that these photographs be submitted for the record. secondly, you are not -- >> without objection. >> -- prepared to answer this question, but i do want to put it on the record because i would like to have a conversation with you moving forward. i have serious concerns about the workplace environment of the santa ana district usps, which serves much of my district. over the years i have spoken with employees who voice concerns over numerous issues, workplace harassment, retaliation for filing complaints with hr, supervisors who are not properly trained when they are promoted, instead of holding them accountable for retaliating against employees they are rewarded by giving them promotions. an ongoing issue of managers having relationships, personal relationships with employees, which is, you know -- that is unacceptable. that is unacceptable behavior. so what is b

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go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> as your cellphone photography time line has no doubt reminded you already tomorrow will mark exactly one year from the date the world really changed. it was march 11, 2020. that was the day the w.h.o. officially declared covid a pandemic, warning of alarming levels of spread around the world. that's when the nba suspended the remainder of its 2020 season here in the united states after the first player tested positive. that was when tom hanks posted on instagram he and his wife rita wilson tested positive for the virus while filming in australia. thankfully they have both recovered and are back to work. on wall street the market plunged, the dow lost roughly 6% of its total value because traders could see what was coming. then president trump gave an oval office address announcing some travel from europe would be banned. back on march 11th there were over 1,200 confirmed u.s. cases, 37 deaths that we knew of. testing was still an exotic far off notion, extremely limited at the tim

step prices could go up and some post offices could close or reduce hours if not addressed, not only service continue to that area. but we will forecast. we will lose a possibly a 160 billion dollars over the next 10 years. >> but long before that, we will run out of cash and will not be able to continue operations without a government bailout postmanter general louis dejoy, a trump appointee and former businessman who took over the agency last summer has come under fire by democrats. >> it is simply inexcusable even after all this hardship. you are working on a new strategic plan. that would permanently slow first-class mail and the band and current service standards. but dejoy says cutting back dramatically changing the business model of the postal service is the only way to keep the agency alive. any reasonable person. well out on the stand the. >> the challenges that we face, but they will also see the optimism of the plant plan or no plan. many americans are fed up, especially in the chicago neighborhood where residents have gone up to a month with no mail. >> no, i would go in

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she is seeking to clear her name in a grotesque miscarriage of justice, the post office right scandal. the court has heard that the institutional imperative to convict some postmasters, destroying lives as decent men and women in a ruthless determination to protect the post-office come what may. taxpayers will be picking up the bill for this multimillion pound reckless wrongdoing. does the prime minister agree with me that in order for justice to be truly done that those responsible for this failure and its cover-up, they must be held to account? does he agree that heads should roll? >> well, mr. speaker, we certainly, i can understand my honorable friends strong feelings on this issue, and i can't -- one shared by many members across this house and that's why we launch the post office horizon i.t. inquiry which made quite fast progress and yes, we do want to learn the lessons. yes, we do want to make sure that the right people are held to account for what happened and the post-office never repeats a mistake like this. >> thank you, mr. speaker. good afternoon. subject to conditions b

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cbs's kris van cleave joins us from a post office in virginia. good evening, kris. >> reporter: margaret, this ten- year plan aims to take a potential $160 billion shortfall and turn it into profitability, but it could mean frustration for many americans because the plan suggests slowing the delivery window for first class mail from two to three down to three to five days. some post offices would see operating hours cut and postage prices are likely to rise. without these changes the post master general says the u.s.p.s. will run out of money in less than a decade. the postal workers union says it has deep concerns over part of the plan. democrats call it a nonstarter. they want to see post master general louis dejoy a trump employee fired. all this happening as the post office is struggling with record know on time delivering during the pandemic and the holiday season something that continues to this day. this priority mail may say two days, it took ten to get from new york to washington just this week. margaret. >> kris van cleave, thank you ve

the post office master says the new plan will save the post office which is facing a massive $160 billion shortfall. the biggest change is a long route delivery mail for first- class mail. the plan would extended from 2 and three days up to five days. >> it is in real trouble because of the lack of trust a lot of customers are having now. >> certain post office is would > a jority out last year, e crse nearly 65% of searches on google were zero click searches. that rises when it comes to cell phones. in 77% of searches on mobile devices, users did not click on another link. that could be bad news for businesses because it gives them fewer opportunities to develop audiences. >>> get ready for the first flight of a nasa helicopter. it was developed at nasa's ames research center. the mini helicopter is named ingenuity. it travel to mars under the belly of the perseverance rover. nasa wants the four pound aircraft to demonstrate that flying on another planet is possible. the goal is to show skills on or around april eight. >> it will have 31 eight earth days to attempt to be the first helico

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changes for the post office what it could mean for your mail. >>> and kids under pressure could the pandemic spell the end of standardized testing >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening this is not the normal anyone wanted to return to -- the america wher people going about their day can have their lives snatched from them by a stranger with a gun. the mass murderer at a colorado grocery store yesterday rekindle a legacy of terror and loss none of us want to revisit a week after the mass shooting in atlanta, here we are trying to understand what drove a man to open fire on shoppers in boulder, colorado ten lives being mourned tonight, including the police officer who ran towards the shots and died trying to stop the killer we'll tell you about his bravery and his personal story and what we know of the others whose fates collided in the aisles of that story. erin mclaughlin is there with late details. >> reporter: tonight we're learning more about the deadly gr grocery store attack in boulder, colorado >> there is a shooter. get away >> reporter: the alleg

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inside the local post office can send out packages everywhere. appeared to have been there or months or more. the entire situation in his words like an episode of extreme horrors. chicagoland is not the only postal chaos location mister president. nearly 9 months after a new postmaster general unveiled his surprisereorganization plan , service and much of the nation is erratic, mail delays are the longest they've been in generations. according to the postal services on numbers the agency delivery times truck to historic lows and the new postmaster general lewis enjoyed over last june. at the end of december, the agency had on time rate of 38 percent for nonlocalmail . what was it one year earlier? 92 percent. 92 percent on-time rate descended to 38 tpercent under postmaster general joy. before lewis enjoyed took over, 91 percent of postal service customers gave usps high marks. one of the highest approval ratings of anygovernment agency . today, postal customers across america are certainly in my state of illinois waited anxiously for important c

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only a post office branch of los angeles. where 30,000 specialists working in 272 separate arts and crafts, scientists and -- sciences and trades, make the movies. working as a team to put their ideas into pictures. ♪ >> the end product of their labor is a continuous piece of film about an inch and a half wide and almost two miles long. containing approximately 150,000 still pictures or frames. the reason these pictures seem to move is because of the fact they can be flashed on the screen at the rate of 90 feet per minute, like this. film is silver coated cellulose. cellulose is a byproduct of cotton. and, there would not be any movies if millions of bales of cotton were not grown each and every year in the southern states. that cotton is shipped all over the country in order to go through a process like this. from cotton to cellulose. to a thin sheet of celluloid, then, silver is used to synthesize the film. the film industry uses more silver from our western states each year that is you did -- that is needed to play all o

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cnbc morgan brenn an now the post office always hurting financially, not designed to turn a profit. how big of a hole is dejoy trying to dig out of >> a very big one as the postal service unveiled a turn around plan eight months in the making post matter dejoy warned of what predates america's founding. >> we'll lose approximately $160 billion in the next ten years, long before that we'll run out of cash and will not be able to continue operations without a government bail out. we are not for that. >> the usps which receives no taxpayer funding has for years struggled financially. a plunge in first class mail volumes -- a pivot to package delivery that boosted revenue but strained the network and now a pandemic today officials called on washington to change pension calculations and allow for retiree's health care coverage to be rolled into medicare not included widespread lay offs or local post office closures and service will continue six days a week. a former employee turned vice president at shipo says the plan is over due. >> it's going to allow the postal service to invest in t