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i'll stick it in a zip-loc bag and put it on my head. >> reporter: that's one way to keep a cool head. >> that is true. >> reporter: this heat wave will continue to test our patience over the weekend. b.a.r.t. is also going to be doing major track work in oakland. that's going to mean delays up to one hour, depending on your destination. an important reminder, san jose has opened six cooling centers around the center to give people some relief in this heat. david louie, "abc7 news." >> thank you, david. and "abc7 news" is in livermore right now, one of the hottest places in the bay area. oh, look at that. the temperature is 107 degrees. and the heat is forcing people to change some of their plans. "abc7 news" reporter leslie brinkley gives us some examples from walnut creek. >> reporter: well, it peaked at 109 here, dipping to a balmy 108 in the shade right now. just imagine what you might be thinking if you were getting married outdoors this weekend. kara beasley is getting married this weekend, when it's predicted to be 105 degrees. >> i just kept thinking oh, my god, not me, not to

the company is planning to keep all its loc may benefit from buying online.re working to improve its website and making change to the online stores. if it's approved, the result of this toys "r" us will restructure billions in debt and come out of stronger than some other companies that had to cut back. >>> you fell in love with a house at first sight. your bank approved the loan, but can can you really afford it? consumer reports wants to make sure your eyes aren't bigger than your bank account. susan hogan helps you do the math. >> kier and her husband just bought their first home. >> what's the first thing we need to do. >> when trying to determine their price range, they had two goals. keep their monthly housing costs below what they've been paying for rent and make sure they had enough left over to cover other expenses then some. >> we tried to break it into pile where we were saving a certain amount of money month. >> their bank prearooufed them, but that number can be deceiving. lenders look at how much they think you can pay them each month. >> that d

so again, i thank the chairman for including this in the en loc amendment. the chair: does the gentlewoman reserve? mrs. lowey: i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from kentucky. mr. rogers: i yield back the balance of my time and urge the adoption of the en bloc amendment. he chair: the gentleman yields does the gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? mr. rogers: would the chair advise whether or not amendment number 103 is included in the en bloc? the speaker pro tempore: without objection the clerk will redesignate the amendment en bloc. the clerk: en bloc number 4 consisting of amendments 90, 93, 108, 109, 04, 105, 111, and 117 printed in part b of house report 115-295, offered by mr. rogers of kentucky. mr. rogers: mr. chairman, i yield back the balance of my time and urge adoption of the amendment. the chair: the gentleman moves for adoption of the amendment. the question is on the amendment en bloc. offered by the gentleman from kentucky. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes

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. >> we got the chance to take another tour this week on our loc local roads.got a chance to find out how these big trucks >> think of this as a really advanced form of cruise control. three trucks rolling down the highway but only the lead truck is responsible for speed for the entire group. the following trucks take their speed and breaking commands from the lead truck which means these guys can get very close. >> we're .6 seconds away from this truck. he's not controlling anything. just steering the truck. >> exactly. >> they communicate vital information ten time ace second between them. he said this is a break through and it could directly impact your wallet. this should improve fuel efficiency by 5% which means lower delivery costs and cheaper products in stores. all of this is being tested now along i-66. >> every road in the state of we don't have a regulatory environment restrictive to this. >> back on the road, you do have to wonder if this could cause truck drivers to lose a little focus. more tests are need. >> we haven't done any studies on that. i

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