Lawmakers Concerned About USPS Getting Out Of The Red

Lawmakers are renewing scrutiny on the Postal Service after its $3.3 billion loss for the first quarter this year. Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) says he's "deeply concerned" about the agency's plan to climb out of the red. He's the latest lawmaker to weigh in on the Postal Service's plan to close facilities. He says that would make it "virtually impossible" to deliver first-class mail within three days in rural America. President Barack Obama renewed a call for ending Saturday mail service in his budget proposal yesterday.