COSTELLO: It's 16 minutes past the hour, time to check our top stories. Another blow for the financially strapped Postal Service, Congress' watchdog arm said in a legal opinion, the post office must deliver mail six days a week. That would end the post office's plan to cut first class mail service on Saturdays. Seattle's Police Department is teaching their drug-sniffing dog some new tricks. Since the state legalized marijuana, the department is re-training the dogs not to respond to the smell of marijuana.</s>SARGEANT SEAN WHITCOMB, SEATTLE POLICE: What we're doing, ever since it was passed is de-sensitizing them to the smell of marijuana. There's some natural concern from people out in the community that if they're driving, they've got some weed, is the drug dog going to show up if they get stopped is, and what's going to happen? Are they going to treat me like a drug trafficker?</s>COSTELLO: But not every police department is following Seattle's lead. Tacoma's Department says their dogs will keep their old tricks and sniff for any kind of drugs. It sounds like a real life "catch me if you can." You remember the movie? Well, a French man is arrested at Philadelphia's airport for impersonating a pilot on a U.S. Airways flight. Police say the man boarded the plane wearing what appeared to be an Air France uniform. He talked his way into the cockpit. His lie was uncovered when the actual pilot arrived for work. The FAA ax falls today. Some of the nation's smaller airports will find out if air traffic controllers will continue to work. It's money versus safety. We'll be back.
Seattle Retrains Drug Sniffing Dogs