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flow rate is 2 gallons per minute at 60 psi, with a nonremovable flow restricter. a lot have a flow restricter that's like a washer in there and over the course of the years somebody might pop it out because they want more pressure. >> another thing this facet has that's useful is the little thing that turns it off and on. you flip the switch and you don't have to readjust the water. these are very cheap. i don't see a price. >> saves on soap. >> what else with water savings. you can put flow restricters or aerators on the kitchen faucets and you want to reduce the amount of hot water lead that you run. if you go in the shower and you turn on the hot water and have to wait a couple of minutes for the hot water to come out, how can you not have a problem with that? can you suggest? >> there is a device you can have installed that runs between the hot water line and the cold water line and connects the 2 so before you turn on the water you punch a button and it allows the water that's in the hot water line to go to the cold water line so that you are taking that wate

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these are 60 psi. >> this is available in all different sizes, eighths of an inch? >> number 3 is 3/8. >> number 4, number five, maybe 5/8. let's pass this around. it is heavy. it is deformed. tell us what that means. >> in the surface of the rebar, that is what engages the reader are with the concrete and creates the section that works with the compression. >> it is rough, and roughness of it connects or secures to the concrete. when i was in kobe, japan, right after the 1995 earthquake, looking at some of the damage, i saw some failure of concrete structures where they had non- deformed read bar -- rebar, smooth steel, and concrete just pulled right off. this has been deformed, which has been used 50, 100 years? >> i believe after the 1930's, he formed rebar is what is used. >> this is standard. that is used in the vertical wall, almost any place except for the special slabs. >> the slab also has reinforcement, but it has much less than a conventional slab. >> they poured the slab one grade, sitting right on the ground? >> it is one great, but it is designed as a

it needs 10,000 psi. through nature's wonders, he found he can take a cheap substance like chicken feathers, heating them in a closed environment to 700 degrees and making, exposing the nanoreceptor sites inside chicken feathers. blow off tons of them. >> i hadn't heard that+++91v power grid. i'm talking about in your backyard being able to use the technology that's available today to actually convert sunlight to hydrogen. >> let's leave it there. that's a lot to go with. >> you've latched on to one key issue in renewables which is if you don't have storage to go with the renewables you've got a problem. the grid in fact is a form of storage. if you have a lot of wind in one place, you can distribute it over a huge area, reduce the burning of coal and natural gas. if you have solar in one place you can do the same. you can't do that in a single location if you're off the grid unless you have batteries. batteries are expensive and fragile. they may come down in price. they may get more able. but right now

. >> thanks to you i want to bring in ginger psi. so much drier now than it was this time last year. you have the reason why. >> the reason why, the last few weeks under in high pressure system. not only has it brought the record heat but drought. we have this old saying drought begets drought. the more hot t more dry t more drought you'll see. our forecast for the next two weeks, below average in the nation's heart land and the next 14 days it's really not going to improve all that much. >> for people suffering from the heat still tonight, any relief? >> in chicago, a place that needs some relief, they have another two days of that extreme heat. theny the end of the weekend they start to break. then philly, boston, new york and d.c. all start to get the extreme heat. that will break by next workweek. ginger, thanks. >>> we'll turn now to abc news exclusive here. some dramatic moments on the battlefield. american troops training afghan solders when they were ambushed by the taliban. it put those newly trained afghan soldiers to the t

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