she started working at the post office when she was 14. linda has known kay all her life. the impact kay has made on the village is absolutely immense. she is an absolute character. i think the person who will miss the post office the most will be kay herself, because it's just been her life. what is your secret, kay? because you've been working here for almost 80 years. i think you've got to like people and helping one another. and how do you think both of you are going to feel on that last day? it will be very strange, really. you know, we shall be sorry, you know? i never thought i'd live till now. and i thought i shall die and the place will all be sold, and i shouldn't have had all this! i didn't think i'd be here! laughter as 2020 draws to an end, kay and ann will lock up for the last time, but there is no doubting the imprint this shropshire postmistress has left on her beloved village. geeta pendse, bbc news, claverley. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello, storm bella has been battering a large swathe of the uk in the last 2a hours. we

office to go ahead and deliver ballots to undeliverable addresses post office is refusing to allow those people involved in that to be deposed, they again are making it trying to make it impossible for us to get to the bottom, of the extent of the voter fraud, in nevada. and it is happening in other places, too. maria: you are saying when you say they wanted to deliver

the post office was forced to close this yearfor post office was forced to close this year for seven months post office was forced to close this yearfor seven months in the post office was forced to close this year for seven months in the first time in its history. santa claus sends those. although it's them. of course, the real magic happens and santa's office. children traditionally meet sanna and real off there weed wish list for presence. “— off there weed wish list for presence. —— there wish list. santa is now open to anyone, like me. hello, krista. hello santa. tell me about your year. of course it's difficult because we are doing it like this. but this is the new way to do things and everybody should think about this way to do it, because you have to be close with people and at the moment, it's not the normal way. so this is a very good way to do it. have you noticed any difference in the kind of gifts that kids are wanting from santa this year? small changes. of course, the toys. quite many children want to have time with their parents, and that's quite heart—warmi

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the post office was vital. it was a ubiquitous network of cheap communication for business information, correspondence, news. 1878,hard john noted in the post office department was by far the largest arm of the federal government. at over 40,000 offices across the country, it looked impressive compared against the number of telegraph offices, a mere 8000. that same year the post offices clocked $40 million in revenue. they significantly outpaced $8 million for the same year in telegraph. western union, the largest telegraph provider, carry 28 million messages in 1878 while the post office cared over one million. postal workers in one city, st. louis alone, carried more mail in one year than all the message sent by telegraph. is unsurprising and really instructive to see the status of the mail. the reason it was so important was because of its usefulness to business, circulation of news, and personal correspondence. business leaders and new orleans led the charge against quarantine efforts. the new orleans excha

/tv and never go to the post office again! >>> welcome back. coast guard crews rescued four people from a burning boat off the coast of alabama. two air crews spotted the flames. one was able to drop a life raft. all four are expected to be okay. >>> a fight for freedom that lasted more than half of his life is now over. a sentence that began when he was a teenager ended yesterday he walked out of a minnesota prison. >> reporter: this morning a man once sentenced to life in prison is now free. myon burrell walking out of prison tuesday after nearly two the minnesota pardon board cutting his sentence short amid outcry that his punishment was too harsh. burrell was 16 when he was corn viktsed of killing 11-year-old taisha edwards. a stray bullet hit her as she sat at her dining room table doing her homework. the charges carried a mandatory lifetime sentence. >> this is not in any way shape or form me trying to minimize the tragedy of the loss of 11-year-old taishi edwards. >> reporter: an associated press investigation revealed

why the post office is struggling to deliver holiday mail. plus, more than 90 million americans are in the path of that holiday storm. and our series "season of giving," a florida businessman's generous act of kindness, just in time for christmas. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> garrett: good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. norah is off tonight. i'm major garrett. we begin with a staggering number of new covid deaths in the united states. more than 4,400 were recorded on tuesday, and for the first time since the pandemic started, the u.s. has seen more than 19,000 covid deaths in a single week. the number of hospitalizations has surged to a new record of 118,000. but tonight, there are also encouraging developments. the u.s. government struck a deal to purchase another 100 million pfizer doses, doubling the nation's supply of that vaccine. so far, more than one million americans have received a covid shot, and health and human services secretary alex azar said today,

/tv and never go to the post office again! ♪ >>> it is christmas eve. anticipation could not be higher for the arrival of santa claus in homes across this country. >> kids of all ages are wondering how santa can deliver all these toys safely during the pandemic. will ganss joins us with a kid-friendly breakdown of what to know. >> a kid-friendly breakdown and a kid-friendly jacket. santa is taking extra precautions and has some top secret security clearances to make sure his world wide mission this christmas is a success. naughty or nice, 2020 has been an unprecedented year for all of us, including santa claus. >> oh my god! >> but the big guy is on his way and he's got the santa bodies to say healthy this christmas. >> i took a trip up there to the north pole. i went there and i vaccinated santa claus myself. i measured his level of immunity and he is good to go. >> for the first time ever, the federal aviation administration issuing santa a special commercial space license for a mission to the international space station.

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less than 2 weeks before christmas and the post office is facing a history making the air. >>with millions and millions of packages filtering through their system. a red alert can be found at the top of the united states post office's website saying they are quote experiencing unprecedented package increases and limited employee availability due to the impacts of covid-19 usps predicts that tuesday will be the busiest day for shipping ever. the postal service says they've anticipated the increase for months and prepared accordingly. >>we start in plan brought on seasonal help early be trained them. well ahead of time we arrange director transportation, so we knew would be a high volume in. >>we were right. >>with shipping at historic levels, the best advice is to get your packages in the mail right now the post office recommends mailing christmas cards and small first-class packages by this friday with saturday being the last day to ship priority mail. >>for sports. there were 2 welcomed additions to warriors practice today, both draymond green and james wiseman practice fo

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/tv and never go to the post office again! >>> you may remember some explosive headlines recently about the tyson foods pork processing plant in waterloo, iowa, allegations that one of the plant managers at that facility organized a cash buy-in, winner-take-all betting pool for supervisors and managers to bet how many employees at that plant would get covid. it was a heinous enough story at face value, but it was made worse by the fact that more than 1,000 people who worked at that plant actually did get covid. six workers at that plant died. the allegations about the betting pool among the managers were made public by lawsuits filed by one of the workers who died there. well, today we learned that tyson has fired seven of the managers at that plant. they paid for an independent investigation into the matter, the resolution of the independent investigation was that five managers should be canned. apparently, those betting allegations were credible enough to terminate those who were found to be involved. big, big covid outbreak

this is a real post office, but also i am helping santa claus with his letters. so children write to santa claus, they make wish lists, also they tell about their families. and the letters, they are a little bit different when they come from western countries, then they have a little story about themselves, about the children's life and hobbies, but they have bigger lists. because of coronavirus, the post office was forced to close this year for seven months, for the first time in its history. people, they cannot receive now, theirfamilies, but they can send a parcel. it is like santa claus sends those, although it is them. but of course the real magic happens in santa's office. in grottos around the world, children traditionally meet santa and reel off their wish lists for presents. but this year, social distancing means that santa has to do most of this virtually. although on the plus side, this does mean that a chat with santa is now open to anyone, like me earlier on today. 0h hello christa! hello santa. how are you today? very well on this dark morning in lo

/tv and never go to the post office again! it's not just a sandwich, far from it. it's a reason to come together. it's a taste of something good. a taste we all could use right now. so let's make the most of it. and make every sandwich count. with oscar mayer deli fresh >>> investigators in nashville, tennessee, say they know who was behind that bombing, early christmas morning. they just don't know why. anthony quinn warner was killed in the blast. his neighbor of ten years said they made small talk just a few days before christmas. listen. >> i asked him is santa going to bring you anything good for christmas? and he smiled, and he said, oh, yeah. i'm going to be famous. nashville and the world will never forget me. >> now, some residents and business owners in the blast zone will be allowed to inspect their property, in the coming hours. for more on the investigation now, cnn's shimon prokupecz. >> reporter: tonight, days after the explosion that rocked downtown nashville, investigators are still trying to determine the mot

. >> critics of the clintons would say they're going to make this like the post office. and if you think the post office is run well and efficiently, then you can turn your health care over to the post office. >> i think the quicker we get on with it, the better on it's going to be. we're going to have to be very careful. we can't take away from people what they have now. but the more we delay starting it, the more costs are going to pile up and the more people are going to be hurt. i'd like to get after it and get it on. >> when we shot in may of 1993, it was so early and there was something of a honeymoon at least on the health care proposals that hillary clinton was tackling. when the polls started turning against her, the republicans in the senate realized they could stymie her and even though there was a potential deal on the table, they ran away from it. she did come up with a very well conceived plan, the managed care proposal that it was central to hillary care, became part of the model of obamacare. >> president clinton blames republicans and special interest gr

office, which belongs to all of us, the public post office, will never do that. so, we have what i call an imperfect storm of the covid surge, the holiday season, which is always high, the more online shopping with covid, and as your report said, there are almost 19,000 postal workers a day that can't even come to work because they're quarantined under cdc regulations. so, we're doing the best we can. it's a difficult time. it's always a challenging time for postal workers we've never had a holiday season like this. we know the public really appreciates the role of postal workers -- >> no doubt. >> -- this year. and we just ask for their patience and we're going to get those packages there. >> mad respect, no doubt question is, what do we do to fix it is it a money thing? is it a machine thing? is it not enough people thing? what is it >> well, i think it's a combination of money and people. we definitely need the postal service definitely needs covid emergency relief the agency does not run on taxpayer dollars it just runs off revenue this is a moment in the eme

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post office's website says it all u.s. p s is experiencing unprecedented package increases and limited employee availability due to the impacts of covid-19. they need your patients because an already busy shipping season is about to turn historic this is unprecedented because you know you have a lot of folks getting packages sent to their home. >>well normally they're taking those packages to their loved ones christmas will this year they're going to send them out through the mail. so those packages are getting mail basically twice. >>holiday shoppers like amber harris tabor used a kiosk inside the post office and shipped early enough to ensure her packages will arrive on time i it's really just to kind of stress level so i know that it's off my checklist i can be done and i know that i've shifted in the next week the post office will shatter records for delivery to your doorstep the busiest day is expected to be on tuesday that post office officials anticipated that this was going to happen months ago and they prepared ac

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/tv and never go to the post office again! >>> there was a moment of good news today. the cdc announced over 1 million a million of our fellow citizens have received the first dose of the pfizer vaccine. now, pfizer agreed to supply an additional 100 million vaccine doses in our country by the end of july. just a little reminder about how drawn-out this will be. by the end of july, to help offset a looming shortage. as vaccinations continue in our country, more concerns tonight after two potentially more contagious coronavirus variants or strains linked to south africa were found in the uk. let's get right to that. and back with us again tonight, we're so happy to have dr. irwin redlener, the founding director of columbia university's national center for disaster preparedness. his expertise is in these matters. doctor, i so badly wanted to take a victory lap, and celebrate a million shots in a million american arms. but these two strains do command our attention. i talked to a friend in london tonight who says everyone there i

. >>> the post office is facing the busiest holiday season yet. coming up, the deadline to get your cards and packages in the mail? >>> a famous new york city club that used to be a speakeasy is closing down after almost 100 years in operation, all because of the pandemic. >>> police in new york city say officer shot and killed a man opened fire outside of the cathedral in manhattan. the shooting happened outside of the cathedral of st. john the divine at the end of an outer christmas concert. officers that were at the scene shot the man in the head after he started shooting into the air with two handguns. the man was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. he is said to be in his 50s. >>> several people were injured in clashes between far right and far left groups last night in washington. they arrested at least two dozen people. rich edson has more on what happened. >> reporter: four people were stabbed, nine went to the hospital and police say they arrested more than 30 yesterday. hours after another prodrug demonstration here in w

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/tv and never go to the post office again! >>> last thing before we go tonight, as you watch the following clip please remember americans are now dying at the rate of one per minute. please remember we've lost over 270,000 of our brothers and sisters. people who were here with us when the year began, people who will not see another new year's eve. here now a moment of clarity and awareness that took place on live tv on the president's favorite morning show, "fox and friends." and this happened this morning. >> ultimately right now what's going on with the pandemic is we don't know exactly how many people may have been infected over the thanksgiving holiday weekend. but the number of cases in our hospitals is going through the roof. in 41 states it's going up. i read a great survey and a -- they looked at the scientific data in my home state of kansas. in the month of july they had a statewide mandate for masks. now, the problem with kansas was some counties would actually enforce it and other counties would not. in the countie

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jo ling kent now on the race against time and the new warning from the post office >> reporter: with ground shipping deadlines passing today, customers and carriers are bracing for the ultimate package crunch the only shipping options left are express services that will cost you more money and aren't always guaranteed. target warning of potential shipping delays and the post office adding this red flag on its website, warning of unprecedented volume increases and limited employee availability. >> we're growing at greater than 50% year over year. >> reporter: dhl, one of the largest carriers in the world, added 3,000 u.s. workers and new robotics to handle the surge. what's your advice to online shoppers in the final stretch? >> what i would say is get your orders in, get them in now. i would not wait till friday the 18th. i would get those orders in in the next 24 to 48 hours >> reporter: and once your packages do arrive, law enforcement warning to get them quickly to prevent porch pirates, thieves who are targeting you in this lucrative online holiday shopping season so you can chec

. >>> still ahead, some new problems piling up at the post office, and they could delay your holiday deliveries. >>> tonight traffic stop reveals thousands of stolen documents used to commit unemployment fraud, and a maserati.>>> a pandemic friendly holiday experience, you can take in all the holiday lights >>> tonight a record flood of mail is threatening to overwhelm the postal service and that could mean shipping delays just as more americans are doing most of their holiday shopping online. the volume of package is being shipped is unprecedented and it's coming at the same time the coronavirus vaccine is being shipped as well. they are not picking up extra packages for some retailers and that sent out crush of items to the post office. >>> a new study for the california center for jobs and the economy says the price tag of unemployment fraud could top $8.5 billion. one is suspected even admitted to pasadena police that he is part of the money he skimmed off the system to buy this maserati suv. officers say it was loaded with drugs, cash and a gun when they pulled this guy over in

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