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Fundraiser for the democratic congressional campaign committee. he is en route back to the white house today. no word yet whether or not he's been informed, but they do know here at the white house. and you know this, suzanne, that these sorts of episodes do come up from time to time. and what they usually caution in these cases and what they're cautioning to us through law enforcement sources is that there's no threat to the president. that this letter and other letters in the past are interce intercepted. again, i think you've probably talked about this with tom fuentes, this infrastructure ...

Bloomberg had to say. >> the letter was, obviously, referred to our anti-gun efforts, but there's 12,000 people that are going to get killed this year with guns and 19,000 that are going to commit suicide with guns and we're not going to walk away from those efforts. >> now, police say the two letters appear to be written by the same person and sent to shreveport, louisiana, the third letter sent to the president came from the same postmark. they were intercepted at off-site sorting facilities, but the head of the gun control group said he's fine but can't comment. the mayor's office says the ...

Orlandoer prescription and for your magazines. doug mche willway in virginia. >> reporter: the postal service has been hemorrhaging money for the past few years. in 2000, only 10% of americans pay their bills on line. dates's 60%. today we got our first glimpse of how the postal service plans to make the cuts it's facing. it's going to be shuting down almost half of its sorting facilities from 480 to 275. that will result in the loss of 35,000 jobs. megyn: we are going to go to the white house and president obama. >> see an increase in their taxes january 1. a year ago at this time both partie...

Another example of how he frames it, putting congress on the defensive. >> ed henry live on the north lawn. thank you. the old axiom how neither rain, nor sleet, nor gloom of night could keep the postman from his appointed rounds failed to account for the economic gloom that crippled the service. doug mckelway reports today we found out what is being done about that. >> its business model fell victim to the changing technology of e-mail and social media. that and overly generous retirement benefits led to quasi independent postal service to take $14 billion in losses this year alone and the br...

There is a public comment period, they have to be approved by the regulatory commission. it's probably early april before we see the changes taking effect. that said, the postal servi is absolutely hemorrhaging money, it's going to have to slash both its spending and its staffing. here is dave williams the vice president of operations speaking at a press conference earlier this morning. >> our network is simply too big to handle the revenues that are coming in today, but more importantly way too big for what we are projecting in the future. we have to do this. we have to make this change in or...