well post offices, right? this is my local post office in denver. how many people say this looks fairly familiar to post offices you are either with yeah. okay ish. all right. brick building right official sign on the door you walk inside again. they're full-time employees that work behind there. you probably know their names if you go there a lot. this is a bureaucracy, right? this is not how things worked in the 19th century. instead what would happen again the post office department would pay a local business person oftentimes a store owner. to hand out letters across the counter of their store. you're seeing on the left here, california post office from spadra and you see under it caldwell and brothers general store. or on the right side of the screen. this is in guerneville, california post office operating inside a wells fargo and company express station and a jewelry store, right? so this is a public service being grafted onto a private infrastructure. again decentralized private actors temporary part-time and non salaried when i stopped to l

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never go to the post office again. tony here from creditrepair.com taking get a 4to the streets to plus potalk about credit. a digital scale can you repair your credit yourself? yes. -great. how? uhhh... how long does credit repair take? i don't know, like 10 years. what? are you insane? what's a good credit score? go. 600. maybe if you're trying to pay thousands extra in interest rates. cut the confusion, get started with a free credit evaluation at creditrepair.com. >> todd: welcome back. 90, 9-0, people charged with murder are free to walk the streets of chicago thanks to progressive bail reform. this is murder, folks. cook county revealing electronic monitoring system has 90 murder suspects and 20 murder suspects under tracking, not behind bars. police and lori lightfoot want to end the program. the judge says all are innocent until proven guilty. carley. >> carley: from the windy city to the west coast, violent crime is plaguing america's streets. five people detained for killing and shooting l.a. pd officer arroy

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/tv and never go to the post office again. ... >> fox news alert. vice president kamala harris departing for honduras for an inauguration ceremony. >> the border crisis becomes a backyard crisis here at home. fox news cameras capturing shocking footage showing transportation and mass release of single adult migrants into the united states. >> todd: you're watching "fox and friends first" on this busy thursday morning. i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. vice president kamala harris watch this morning.

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it had the post office box. that was his address. in 2020, the candidacy of joseph deadman, a member of the navajo nation, was challenged in arizona because he included post office boxes which are often the only form of an address for rural native american households. it's the only one they can obtain. on his petition to office. 2020, arizona's pima county closed an early center and spent nearly $200,000 in legal fees rather than reinstate the voting center. south dakota provided a fully funded polling place and early voting and registration opportunity to the 12 non-native american residents in gann valley, but get this -- they refused to provide the same services to the 1,200-plus residents on crow creek tribal lands. in 2021, kimberly dylan, a citizen of rosebud sioux, she joined the oglala and rosebud sioux tribes in suing south dakota for requiring voters to register as state agencies and d.m.v.'s which were hours away from tribal lands. they were making it harder for people to even get registered to vote by saying drive three a

even the post office buildings are tagged, the post office vehicles are tagged. it's a government agency. so if we do send them a notice of violation, it basically gets ignored. so i tried working with them. we used to be responsible for abating the graffiti on the mailboxes, we had the paint, still do for the green and the blue. and what happened was they stopped, i mean, they were paying like $0.50 on the dollar for us to abate and we would send them the bill every month or whatever and then i think it was in 2008 when things got kind of rough, they decided to end that contract. they said they would take it and do it themselves and just to give you a little history. so from 2008, for many years these mailboxes i would report them to 311 and nothing would ever happen, they would get closed out. finally, it got to a point, there was a new postmaster in san francisco, it got to a point where we got to meet with her and she was determined to make sure that the post office did what they needed to do to make sure the graffiti was abated and they were also willing to

never go to the post office again. >> carley: we begin with fox news alert. police identifying the man suspected of killing ucla student brianna kupfer as 31-year-old shawn laval smith, a career criminal who was free on $1000 bond. he remains on the loose and is considered armed and dangerous. here is a look at some of the mug shots he's acquired over the years, 10 from one city. charleston, south carolina, alone. a stunning image there. you are wat

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. - the post office is open up longer than the police station. most of the buses stop running at 10:00 every night. in highland park, we ain't even got street lights no more, up and down the cities and the street. you know what i mean? gas costing four dollars a gallon. what you gonna do? you can't do nothing but stay in the house or walk. if you are not needed to work, then you become obsolete to them. you don't need to have a post office. you don't need healthcare. you don't need an education. but our battle is political. it's no longer economic. we got to battle the government and win it over to our side. just like the corporations done took it and make it serve them, we gotta make this government serve us. the worst anger i feel about this whole situation about detroit going down is the fact that... it's the audacity of these guys that have just taken all they could out of the city and then turning around and even giving people the impression that it's their fault. the main thing i gotta do now is go down to the union to find out exactly what

according to the washington post, it's close to finalizing an agreement with the post office to achieve the task. the postal service is negotiating with labor unions to extend it seasonal workforce. and that's about 40,000 extra personnel hired as holiday help. a web site will be established in the near future where people can request the government issued test kits. the fda has shorten the amount of time you have to wait before getting the moderna booster people 18 and older can now get the booster at least 5 months after their initial vaccination series. recently, the fda made the same change going 5 months for shot can get a booster after only 2 months. as flight cancellations continue to be a big problem all across the country. alaska airlines is cutting its schedule by 10% because so many people are calling out sick with covid. airline officials say the reductions will remain in place until at least the end of the month. last week, alaska airlines announced it had canceled 170 flights because of winter weather and displaced crew members. airline officials say that the cancellations

go to the post office again. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with a warning about the state of democracy. it comes from retiring supreme court justice stephen breyer. and though he spoke today at the white house with the warmth and gentle humor for which he is known, his message was unmistakable. american democracy cannot be taken for granted. it is not self-sustaining. >> i will tell you what lincoln thought, what washington thought, and what people today still think. it's an experiment. it's an experiment. that's wha

my husband is such a jessup and yes, he works in the post office and the woman says, well this she needs help and she says this is her family. and my mother says well is this woman white or to use the language of the time -- and the woman says well this she's white and mom says, but she can't related to us. there goes that history that legacy and my inheritance. so it's really quite a tragic story though. she lost her family. this is not an uncommon story. for black americans this has happened to many of us to many people in our family how much has been lost? because of the inequities in this country because people had to make such a choice between family. and comfort what they saw as economic comfort and that was her story. so we call her lucy. we think her name was lucy. but it's and i think it's a good guess on that. well, since i've lost my place on my script here. we're just going to have to go with it. so this is me standing on the east side of the building. i started coming to monticello when jack and charles and i left my beloved hometown, washington dc and moved to richmond, vir

never go to the post office again. >>> a gut check on apple here. shares are lower after being named one of bank of america's top picks for 2022 boa bullish on apple releasing headset and charging for immersive apps and looking to the launch of a new iphone se is the catalyst rating the stock a buy with a price target of $210 jpm and b of a now the highs on the street at 210, carl. >> meanwhile, dee, the metaverse has gotten a lot of investor focus but those stocks clearly are not safe from the market volatility the round hill ball metaverse etf down more than 13% in the last two months although did see big inflows in the last couple of months of 2021. joining us this morning founder of etf matthew ball and former amazon studios head of etf welcome back. >> good morning. >> i want to talk fundamentals but i wonder how you're handling or thinking about the macro risks regarding rates and the fed and everything else. how -- at what point do you think fundamentals make more of an assertion about the future? >> look, i think most advocates and believers

no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >> todd: we're back with the board crisis. a border patrol agent was shot at in mexico while apprehending an illegal migrant on new year's day. several bullet holes in front and side of the patrol car. border patrol and the f.b.i. are investigating the shooting. kevin. >> kevin: the threat to the border come in many forms, as you know. over the last year, for the first time, agents intercepted mr. fentanyl /* more fentanyl than heroin. misty, i want to share statistics that will help bring more people into the conversation with awareness of how incredible this year the numbers have been. fentanyl and heroin seizures taking fiscal 2021 look at the numbers. 11,000 pounds of fentanyl compared to 5000 plus pounds of heroin. it is incredible story i don't think people are aware of as we would l

how about bombing federal buildings and post offices around the country? how about bombings every week somewhere in the country? we lived through exactly that during the vietnam war when small local post office buildings were being bombed in the middle of the night by amateur bomb makers in the radical fringe of the anti-war movement because they were set off primarily bypass fists protesting the car, most exploded in the midcal of the night when they were sure no one was near the building being bombed. the most deadly such bombing in american history 20 years later in 1995 the white supremacist timothy mcveigh bombed the federal building in oklahoma city, oklahoma, killing 168 people, including 19 children in the day care center in that federal building. why did none of those bombings ever provoke the idea that america might be on the verge of a new civil war? joining us now is kurt anderson, a "new york times" best-selling author, his latest book is evil geniuses, the unmaking of america. it was in your book, fantasyland, that i read about something i li

no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/try and never go to the post office again

no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >> greg: we're out of time. thanks to tyrus, brian, kennedy and kat. shannon bream is next. i'm greg gutfeld. we love you, america. ♪♪ >> jesse: hello, and jesse watters along with greg gutfeld, dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, and martha maccallum. 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." president biden proving once again that he has got no clue when it comes to the pandemic. some of his top former medical advisors are trying to get his attention, saying that the president's covid strategy needs a major overhaul. want biden to tell americans they need to learn to live with it.

no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again >> todd: the republican national committee is suing new york city after mayor eric adams declined to block a bill allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections. american elections should be decided by american citizens if democrats can subvert elections in america's largest city, they can do it anywhere. california governor gavin newsom promising to pay healthcare expenses of illegal immigrants. it is part of the state budget and would cost california taxpayers $2.2 billion per year. taxpayers in the state foot healthcare bill for low income immigrants who are 26 years and younger. it would include illegal immigrants age 50 and younger beginning in may. >> carley: memorial fund is releasing 2021 law enforcement officers' fatality reports and the findings are harrowing. 55% increase in la

they stood outside the post office chanting raise hell, cia your mail. they say cut back, we say fight back. they made signs that said, dejoy equals delays. you might remember us covering this. it was in may of this year. it was fascinating to see, folks using these grassroots tactics to try to focus public attention on what was going on at that agency, and of course to catch the attention of president biden. president biden can't directly fire louis dejoy, the white house has repeatedly made clear they think he is not the right man for the job, but it's the postal board of governors that hires and fires people for that postmaster job. well, now in a surprise move late last month, president biden made changes to the postal board of governors. that may finally clear the way for louis dejoy to finally get ousted. "the washington post" was first to break the news. quote, president biden announced plans to nominate two new officials to the postal service's board, replacing key allies of postmaster louis dejoy. the move was a surprise to postal officials and

is mad eie alwith the ucthall tour of the local post office. a birthday he will never forget. >> that is the sweetest. just puts a smile on your face. happy birthday to him. that's it for kpix [ dramatic music ] >> hope: tell me, dad, what are you going to do? >> deacon: do? i'm not planning on doing anything. >> hope: oh, so you are going to keep it a secret that you and mom were drinking and... that you two kissed and you spent the night together in her bed? ♪♪ >> brooke: do you think i'm making a mistake not telling ridge? i mean, if he finds out some other way... >> liam: on the one hand, i mean, i know you'd feel better if you were honest. on the other, ridge hates deacon like thnd

they stood outside the post office chanting, raise hell, save your mail. they say, cut back, we say, fight back. they say, cut back. we say, fight back. they made signs that say, dejoy equals delays. stop dejoy, save usps. you might remember us covering this. this was in may of this year. it was fascinating to see, right? folks using these grassroots tactics to try to focus public attention on what was going on at that government agency. and of course, to try to catch the attention of president biden. president biden can't directly fire louis dejoy. the white house has repeatedly made clear that they think he is not the right man for the job but it's the postal board of governors that hires and fires people for that postmaster job. well, now, in a surprise move, late last month, president biden made changes to the postal board of governors that may finally clear the way for louis dejoy to finally get ousted. "the washington post" was first to break the news. quote, president biden announced plans to nominate two new officials to the postal service's govern

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i fully expect some bad guy to spoof the post office's of site and try to make you pay. don't fall for the scam. if anyone asks you for credit card info to get your test, they are lying to you. >> we made it easy for you to order your at-home test from the federal government. go to our website and click on the trending bar. >>> now while the demand for at-home testing could be rising, drive-through testing appears to be slowing down. >> this is the hayward testing site. the line from last week, long line of cars. on the right, the line from today. there weren't as many cars waiting in line. >>> all right, we are three weeks into the new year and some teachers and students are still taking part in those sickouts. in oakland, so many teachers called out sick that the district had to cancel in-person classes at three schools. here's why some student teachers actually want to go back to zoom school. >> reporter: this morning in hayward, school was back in session after the omicron surge forced the district to switch to virtual learning last week. this crossing guard greeted

no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/try and never go to the post office again >>> good evening. tonight, a president on the defensive tries to regain the initiative and a former president's battle to keep his white house documents away from the january 6th committee ends in defeat at the supreme court. that is in addition to the current president's voting legislation on the line but expected to fail just moments from now in the senate which is taking it up as we speak. so there is a lot of things at play right now and the president went into his part of it with his job approval number 13 points under water. more people disapproving by 13 points, 54% to 41% approving his -- his -- the job that he is doing. and cnn's latest poll of polls, it is a low outmatched in modern times only by the former president. the figure reflects his -- his decisions on covid, shortages,

no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/try and never go to the post office again >>> good evening, we begin tonight on this martin luther king jr. day by first recognizing those who took a moment today to honor dr. king's life and legacy. also, to those who perpetuate that legacy in their day-to-day lives, whether by doing for others which is so vital now or by doing the difficult work of bending the arc of history, as dr. king said, toward justice. at the same time, it is hard not to notice the evidence these days his vision is far from complete. to some, in fact, its fulfillment might seem farther off now than just a few years ago. where nearly 39 years ago, when senator jesse helms of north carolina used the filibuster in his attempt to scuttle the bill making today a national holiday. that was broken with an overwhelming 78-22 vote in a republican-controlled senat

post office boxes included. is there a limit how many i can order? yes. the program will allow four per address. when will i get my test? how will they be delivered? all tests are delivered through the mail and will be shipped within 7 to 12 days of ordering. >> i think it's a great idea, a good idea, just wasn't thought out because of my situation. >> reporter: one final piece of advice, make sure address is correct, once order is placed, all that information cannot be changed. cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> we've made it easy for you to order the tests, nbcbayarea.com and click on the link top of the page on the trending bar. you'll find information about the free test kits and direct link to order. >> while those are hot commodity, the demand for in-person testing does appear to be slowing down. check out hayward at sky west golf course. left is line from last week. the right, the line today. not bad. you can see not nearly as many cars waiting in line. >>> tonight stanford is getting pushback about its covid mandate, requiring all students and sta

their post offices everywhere. mail and ballots exist lot easier to vote in wyoming and georgia than prison biden's home state of delaware part of chuck schumer's home state of new york. they ought to try to clean up what's going on in their states before they start pointing fingers at other states, thanks so much.

even the post office buildings are tagged, the post office vehicles are tagged. it's a government agency. so if we do send them a notice of violation, it basically gets ignored. so i tried working with them. we used to be responsible for abating the graffiti on the mailboxes, we had the paint, still do for the green and the blue. and what happened was they stopped, i mean, they were paying like $0.50 on the dollar for us to abate and we would send them the bill every month or whatever and then i think it was in 2008 when things got kind of rough, they decided to end that contract. they said they would take it and do it themselves and just to give you a little history. so from 2008, for many years these mailboxes i would report them to 311 and nothing would ever happen, they would get closed out. finally, it got to a point, there was a new postmaster in san francisco, it got to a point where we got to meet with her and she was determined to make sure that the post office did what they needed to do to make sure the graffiti was abated and they were also willing to

no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/try and never go to the post office again >>> good evening. we begin tonight with breaking news. two major developments from the house january 6th select committee. both suggesting it is now aiming higher and closer to the former president than ever before. first, subpoenas for three of the attorneys in its bid to overturn the election, rudy giuliani, jenna ellis, and sidney powell, as well as campaign adviser boris epstein who was working with giuliani at the willard command center. then, there is this and marks a serious escalation for the committee exclusive reporting on subpoenas naming a trump child and possible future in-law that has already gotten results. cnn special correspondent jamie gangel broke the news tonight. joins us now. so who in the former president's family does the subpoena involve? >> so, anderson, accordin

office, he took them to this home outside oklahoma city. >> when they would go to amazon distribution center to pick up their pallets, they would grab an extra pallet or two and take them to the residence and unload them. >> reporter: it's a scheme that allegedly went on for a while. >> there were several thousand packages there. that's not something you do overnight or in a month or two. >> reporter: one week ago, deputies found hundreds of packages on the side of the road. and with them, information leading them to that house. the sheriff's office says some of the packages have been returned to amazon and will be redelivered. amazon releasing a statement urging affected customers to customer service so we can work quickly to make it right. back in november, a similar discovery was made in alabama, where about 400 packages were found in this ditch. a fedex driver was arrested on suspicion of cargo theft. as far as the suspects in the oklahoma case, they are facing 15 felonies including possession of stolen property and embezzlement. >> andrea, thank you. >>> walmart is expanding a se

there is a post office, a senior village, a fire department, post office, my house, school across the road for me. goes 80 miles an hour up and down the road. host: william calling from fort smith, arkansas. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you, jesse? host: just fine. go ahead. caller: on a local level in the city i have been living in a house for years and i moved here february of 2007. what i have been paying for it is the defects in the apartments. the miniblinds have rope strings, that is illegal. my shower has black mold, that's illegal. you know who pays for these replacements? i do out of my disability or social security check. i think these rich property owners who bought about this housing should be making these payments on these repairs and i shouldn't have to suffer to do that. i grew up in abject poverty. i have calluses on my hands from being a young boy and i live in poverty still. but i don't think i should have to pay for these repairs the department of health says are illegal. host: have you complained to your local housing authority? caller: yes, sir. i h

some repeatedly, cross earth's orbit, like a post office, with a diameter of more than 300 meters. it's big enough to wipe out a city like berlin. in april 2029, it will come so close to the earth that it will only just miss satellites in their geo, stationary orbits. this particular asteroid comes close to the earth every 4 years . with the diameter of several kilometers. it's big enough to be seen with radar telescopes. an impact with the earth would cause a global catastrophe. according to new calculations, however, the risk of an impact is low for the next 200 years. unfortunately, telescopes based on earth cannot see asteroids coming from the direction of the sun . the asteroid that exploded over the russian city of jelia hobbins in 2013, came from this direction. it was only 20 meters across, but it released 30 times more energy than the atomic bomb dropped on hiroshima. 1500 people were injured and almost 400 buildings damaged. and such unexpected impacts are possible at any time. now back in time, could an asteroid be the reason dinosaurs went extinct? we asked paleontologi

the congress should consider it more like a newspaper, or more like the post office, which is government run, or ups or fedex. we do not expect them to decide, oh, there is bad things being done, so we are going to shut off a phone service. we do not expect ups to say we will not deliver books from this publisher because we think that they are bad. they are only the carrier. the question is, is twitter letting people contribute to others on the feed, should the law view twitter more like a phone company, more like a post office or more like ups, or more like a magazine, which is supposed to be making editorial judgments. that is the question. >> mr. wood, you talked about how a ruling opened the door to providing platforms protections for material that a platform deems as unlawful because of the subsequent description of that material was viewed by the court as republication of that material. there seems to be an area of general agreement between scholars on the ends of the political spectrum from --. as part of the big tech accountability platform, that we create a bad carve out that wo

he thinks the post office is should serve as sites where people can pick up tests. >> those could also be distribution centers for testing and people would travel. ryan: landis had to file a health request with the usps but is confident the issue will get resolved soon. >> i am not too worried about it. i feel like they are just trying to push these out as best they can. ryan: ryan curry, abc 7 news. dan: we are getting some health advice on when you should use those at home tests. >> those tests are best used to test out early from isolation. if you already know you have covid and you are just wondering when am i no longer infectious? dan: santa clara county officer sara cody says the pcr tests is more sensitive to picking up the virus and is accurate long after someone is infectious to others. doctors say antigen test are still fairly accurate, particularly when someone is experiencing symptoms. it can be less accurate when someone does not have symptoms. ama: the white house is making 400 million n95 masks available for free. the find administration will ship out the masks to pharma

he thinks the post office is should serve as sites where people can pick up tests. >> those could also be distribution centers for testing and people would travel. ryan: landis had to file a health request with the usps but is confident the issue will get resolved soon. >> i am not too worried about it. i feel like they are just trying to push these out as best they can. ryan: ryan curry, abc 7 news. dan: we are getting some health advice on when you should use those at home tests. >> those tests are best used to test out early from isolation. if you already know you have covid and you are just wondering when am i no longer infectious? dan: santa clara county officer sara cody says the pcr tests is more sensitive to picking up the virus and is accurate long after someone is infectious to others. doctors say antigen test are still fairly accurate, particularly when someone is experiencing symptoms. it can be less accurate when someone does not have symptoms. ama: the white house is making 400 million n95 masks available for free. the find administration will ship out the masks to pharma

post office. the cdc says that anyone who may have been exposed to someone with covid should test 5 days after their exposure or as soon as symptoms. california's office of emergency services announced that it has delivered more than 20 million masks to county boards of education all across the state. and that since the beginning of the year here in the bay area, santa clara county has received the most masks with nearly a million napa county, the least with about 77,000 officials on each board of education are responsible now for distributing these masks to each school district. they may also request additional resources like cleaning wipes and hand side hand sanitizer. they just have to put in the request. for 11 the time. we'll take a quick break. but coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new resource center is open in the tenderloin. >> talk about the services they're offering to people in that neighborhood. and democrats vow to force a vote in the senate when it comes to the filibuster rule