i urge all my colleagues to support the social impact partner shipps to pay for results act and with that, i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 5170 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? >> i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5447, the small business health care relief act of 2016, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5447 a bill to provide an exception from certain group health plan requirements for small business health plans. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from louisiana, mr. boustany, and the gentleman, mr. levin, each will control 20 minutes. mr. boustany: i ask that all members have five legislative days to eth rhet

we have heard the relation shipp to poverty and health disparity. to the sose yo economic conditions of african-americans, to health disparities. we have heard the relation shipp -- relationship to death by guns. we have heard the data and statistic about mortality rates on -- or from diseases like cardiovascular disease, leading killer for women and african-american women and men. we have heard about the effects of untreated diabetes. and how that affects african-americans. the list goes on and on, madam speaker. i could tell you, whether it's obesity, whether it's stroke, and certainly as a stroke survivor, i understand firsthand the value and the importance of quality, affordable health care. i could share with you that there are some federal programs that actually work and bridge the gap. i could say wonderful things about the united states health and human services office of minority affairs. that provides data and research and services for us. t before i ask my colleague, madam speaker, say a few words, i ran across something that was said in

.>>> chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i don't even know if that's what you are. the giants beat the red sox, the dodgers are in town, let's make britney the chief meteorologist.>>> i can give with a forecast if you are going to head out to a few more games over the next few days. we're going to see cooler temperatures going into friday. it's pretty much an even spread across the area. 60 degrees in san francisco, oakland 61, san jose 60 degrees, lift for -- livermore 61. wind speeds are still strong in fairfield that 26 miles per hour. 14 in concord and oakland. by tomorrow afternoon we will see another round of those really strong wind speeds. just a heads up. satellite radar shows we do have an area of low pressure and it will be pulling closer to us. the rainfall will stay north of us. our temperatures will drop down a few degrees on friday and by the weekend we will start to recover. satellite radar shows us we are dealing with a strong on floor -- onshore flow. clouds will push inland all the way up to sacramento. phil feared, fairfield, concorde and livermo

. >> meteorologist brittney shipp is back with your forecast. >>> >>> let's look at the weather. meteorologist the ship is here. >> was the cloudy skies to start. if you are closer to the coast, by 6:00 a.m. here in the low to mid 50s. by 10:00 a.m. we start to warm things up. 80 degrees along the coast. inland close to 70. by the time you head out to lunch mostly sunny skies expected for the entire area. 63 along the coast. already in the 80s for inland. temperatures will be close to average. a little above average tomorrow. we will start to climb temperatures heading into friday, saturday and sunday. 56 in santa rosa. 57 in livermore. let's take a closer look at what we can expect in terms of fog. patchy fog turning to dense fog for half moon bay. everywhere else looks good. clear visibility. satellite radar showing not a lot happening. we're seeing fog that will continue to push through. partly cloudy skies expected to move in. the ridge of high pressure will stay in control as we head into the next few days. possibly all the way into next week. lots of sunshine expected. 89 i

, energy efficiency and environmental steward shipp. in fact, the equipment our members produce is 50% more efficient than it was just 20 years ago. but even as we innovate and develop the next generation of highly efficient equipment, we always have in mind the needs of our customers who are, after all, the people who buy and use our equipment. we have three main concerns with the current statute that i'd like to discuss today. first, the authority congress set forth for setting efficiency standards, the energy policy conservation act, is 40 years old. it has not been updated to reflect new technologies and economic realities. two, in addition to the impact in our industries, consumers are paying a heavy price both in real monetary costs and in comfort and safety. when new equipment costs more than consumers can afford, they find alternatives. some of which compromise their comfort and safety while saving less energy and in some cases actually using more energy. finally, american jobs are being lost in part because of the promulgation

. >>> as always we've got your weather, brittney shipp is here.>>> our temperatures will keep cooling, you will notice on friday that will drop down, heading to the weekend we will warm things up. it's a perfect time for a warming trend. 60 degrees in san francisco, 55 and daly city, 56 in vallejo, 66 in hayward. half moon bay is around 60 degrees. temperatures through the work week will continue to drop. friday will be cooler than thursday, we will warm things up as we get into the rest of the week. a closer look at your current wind speeds we will see strong wind speeds heading into tomorrow. right now sustained at 29 miles per hour in fairfield, 21 in concorde and 13 in livermore satellite radar shows a disturbance out of alaska, it will drop our temperatures, it won't give us any rain. we have a strong onshore flow, you will notice the clouds will push inland down to gilroy and into fairfield. santa rosa, nevada all waking up to cloudy conditions. later in the afternoon we will see plenty of sunshine. highs around the region tomorrow 80 degrees in fairfield, 83 in antioch, 79 in l

brittney shipp is here. >>> it is friday. you can be anxious.>> we can keep it real.right around the corner.>> we are going to warm things up. we have to get rid of all the rain that's coming down in the north bay. if you live in santa rosa or cloverdale. you been seeing a steady, light rain as part of a larger system and will continue to push it away. tomorrow morning, lingering showers near santa rosa. our future cast shows us what's going to happen, we will continue to could see mostly cloudy skies into tomorrow morning. most of the moisture will be far enough to the north and east and we will begin to see clearing as we go into the late morning hours, closer to 11 am, noon, 1 pm, we should start to see lots of sunshine. we will continue to see warmer conditions, as we go into the rest of the weekend. saturday will be warmer than today and sunday warmer than saturday. the warming trend will continue until next tuesday. here's a closer look at wake-up temperatures, 55 in san mateo and in san jose, 73 in oakland, 74 berkeley, 77 the high in fremont, we will stay in t

as we develop these partner shipps, we're trying to develop their professionalism as well. senator burr: you've been at the help of the c.i.a. for three year -- at the helm of the c.i.a. for three years now. there's -- there's been a lot of changes in those three years. while this is not the venue to go into detail on sources and methods, it's a good opportunity for you to educate the people about the c.i.a. and humanize what is a very opaque organization, to most. how has your view of the c.i.a. as an organization changed in the last three years? mr. brennan: in your opening remarks you talked about how c.i.a. officers work in the shadows and without the accolades they deserve. i first raised my hand and swore allegiance to this country in 1980 as a young c.i.a. officer. during those 25 years and subsequent years to include the last three years that i've had the pleasure to lead the c.i.a., i am always impressed with the expertise, the capabilities, the dedication of americans from every state in this union who come to c.i.a., recognizing that they're going to be maligned

. >>> dennis shipp has been tracking the conditions, especially in southern california where the wildfires situation is bad. >> we want to look closer at the drought monitor. >>> it's going to show that parts of our area are worse off than other parts, so here's a closer look. san francisco looks right around the slightly abnormal level, but if you get closer to san jose, that's more of a severe state for our area, and then if you're closer to stockton, looks like it's more of an extreme drought that we're dealing with. so we will continue to update you on this situation, especially as wildfire season continues to go on. so the closer look now at the golden gate bridge. we are going to see lots of sunshine continuing for the next incumbent of hours, that's -- couple of hours. you can see the flag is moving here, so breezy conditions expected for us as well. the high pressure is still in control. we're noticing some cloudiness off the coast here, we do have an area of low pressure that is to the north of us, and that's helping to suppress that ridge of high pressure. that's why some tempera

our crew got out and did some volunteering for habitat for humanity, among them brittney shipp. >> reporteryou were saying it was chilly outside last night. >> we went out to look at the beautiful moon, the strawberry moon. and the cold weather ran me back in the building. [ laughter ]>> reporter: it did cool off. still nice out there right now as folks are driving around toward the bay bridge. clear skies. it is nice and clear over the coastline as well. 90 degrees in san jose, 77 mountain view, 71 in oakland, 68 in san francisco. still 92 in fairfield. it was a hot one today. high pressure overhead. you see this downslope wind and that tends to heat is up in a hurry. this evening we see some changes with more of a sea breeze. something we have not seen in quite a while. 20 miles per hour in san francisco . it will probably carry in some fog tonight. tuneup -- tomorrow it will back off a little bit. this weekend we heat up once again. as we look towards the next few days back to the 80s and 90s. 70s along the bay and 60s along the coastline. back in the 90s and maybe triple digits by this

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let's check in with kron-4's meterologist brittney shipp on if we can expect this summer >> britteny: tomorrow it will stick around. close to a fourth of july holiday weekend we will return all a little bit closer average just to warm to fast for you. but not debitors 75 net but 90 still unconquered 67 oakland 55 1/2 monday. the secrecy and arrows of livermore mainly in the '70s 67 the remark. and then as you like a more morning minister of and that sixties from was locations. kaiser accretion in triple digits livermore 101 degrees and then conquered 9790 (chile 59 and have monday. then the triple digits as soon as we've seed lindsay thursday but the low 90s track how long the tablatures staying close average coming up next forecast in 20 minutes. >> pam: hawley's 77 be attainable tractions causing a major traffic jam. >> reporter: the cars below on how late 17 slowly not all this started 3:00 this afternoon when the money carload caught fire on the road and ran into the hillside. he'll let dry stressed trees and then this video from hut to their partnership with abc seven as was not

yet this ruthless dictator shipp forces them to commit unspeakable acts. and this bill sends a signal to countless others suffering around the world that the united states will once again make the protection of human rights a a priority. i urge my colleagues to join us, to support this resolution, support our ideals and values, support human rights, and help the practitioners of falun gong and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and agree to house resolution 343 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the resolution is agreed to and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: proceedings will resume on motions to suspend the rules previously postponed. h.r. 4939 by the yeas and nays, h.r. 5312 by the yeas and nays. the first electronic vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. remaining

brittney shipp has it all. >> britteny: 7666 by 8:00 p.m. and said we dropped on the low 60s 59 by 7:00 p.m. stane '50s long coast temperatures at 100 and antioch 101 pleasanton 96 livermore 89 fremont 8 degrees in vallejo and 78 in san francisco 57 in daly city a he. huge temperature is spread close of 50 degrees at the coast close to the inland locations. celery are shot shows and to the rest of this weekend weather disturbance will drop other temperatures that it is dropping down a bit as we go into saturday sunday short-lived temperatures in the triple digits as legally can we keep dropping down a closer look at like expect into saturday sunday jury the highs from the rest the region tomorrow you notice or 90s on the map feature cast shows tonight a few clouds moving and a cloudy day into saturday plus a cloudy skies and the cluster around the sun. temperatures will not be as warm eyes are on the region and to saturday mainly stay in the 90s along the coast back in the '60s another dramatic attempt to spread not as warm as a sauce today

as we approach as we can, our meteorologist will give us a sense of what is ahead here is brittney shipp. >> we do not have a chance rain we will see a lot of sunshine and we will see much warmer temperatures and much warmer we have been seeing for the past couple of days. here is a live look outside. you can see all the sunshine you barely see any clouds that trend will continue as we go into the next few days straight into the weekend tonight we will have some coastal fog, tomorrow we will have above average temperatures. tonight and over the weekend we will stay with above average, right now 78 degrees napa, 72 concord, 71 in hayward . 65 degrees in san francisco. everything looks nice and clear, quiet, the only exception is going to be the patchy fog moving in but this ridge of high pressure still in control, we have a storm system to the north and it will stay to the north it will not bring us any rainfall we will progress the model, we will show you what happens as we going to the weekend. as i mentioned that rain will stay to alert. we will stay nice and dry without high pressure

. >> brittney: i am kron 4 news neurologists,-- meterologist, brittney shipp... another in warm day pushing into the '90s. >> brittney: i am tracking a morning chat and i will tell you how much warmer we will get coming up in my 7 day forecast after the first commercial break. >> steve: the cleveland cavaliers have arrived in the bay area. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. they landed at s-f-o and then boarded a bus to their hotel room. >> steve: we are just one day away from the start of the nba finals at oracle arena. >> pam:tonight we will breakdown the finals rematch. between the warriors and cavs. but first -- let's talk ticket prices. >> pam:j-r stone has been looking for the best deals online all day. >> reporter: our goal is to get the best tickets at the best price! and with that comes awaiting, cooking and drinking. i will have a couple of credit cards out. --and that comes with the way teen, clicking, and the draining-- dreaming >> reporter: these are resell tickets. >> reporter: again, the best on the market, resale market.

one important aspect of the bill is the kin shipp -- is the nship provision, assisting relatives willing to raise a child keep them in a family home so they won't get bounced around from one place to another, that they get some support. idea. it's a worthy but it shows how they've slashed relief. this year's bill was estimated to cost $1.7 billion for kinship. today we -- today we have a mere 8% of what they recommended. hardly worthy of a celebration. major focus of this bill is to provide a federal incentive for the states to invest in prevention and early intervention to assure the safety of children. for too long we backloaded everything. abuse, we responded to after it occurred, instead of trying to prevent it at the beginning. we offer assistance now through this bill, eventually, and we should be focused on it. i agree fully with that focus. that's why i've planned to vote reluctantly for this proposal. but this bill would give the states an incentive through what's called title 4-e where the federal government would put up 50%, 50-cents on the dollar that's expended. i yield myse

. >>> i am meteorologist brittney shipp. as we wake up tomorrow patchy fog by 6:00 a.m. most temperatures are in the low to mid-50s. as we head to the 10:00 hour, 64. inland 69. by 1 pm it will be in the low 60s for the coast, the bay 70 and 80 for the inland spots. we are tracking a major warm up into the weekend. i will have a closer look at your seven-day forecast before the 1st commercial break. back to you. >> not once did i say yes let's do this. it's you are going to do this. >>> a former oakland prostitute who says she was abused by police officers. she shares her story. >> it's powerful insight into today's scandal. this happened 20 years ago. she proved her case in court and won a settlement. now with the latest sex scandal she has decided to speak out. now with our exclusive story. >> reporter: this former prostitute tells me she is haunted by what happened to her 19 years ago. for years she was sexually assaulted by an officer from the oakland police department. the 1st instance was near coast guard island when officer gary romero took her to an abandoned she

brittney shipp has the details. >> we saw break especially for some inland locations.hat is all going to change as we head into friday. especially saturday and sunday. tomorrow will be similar to today. parley cloudy skies. we will see patchy fog along the coast and in some spots like half moon bay dense fog. as we get into tomorrow temperatures will be slightly above the average. and heading into the weekend we are going to warm up again. we are tracking triple digits for next week. i now we are 65 in napa. 69 in livermore. 67 in san francisco. a few clouds are slowly starting to push into parts of san francisco. we will widen the picture and that shows we have this ridge of high pressure which will stay in control. we did have this weather disturbance which helped we can the ridge and that is why the temperatures dropped plus the marine layer. as we go into thursday and friday you'll notice we will stay dry with lots of sunshine expected. the area of high pressure will stick around and intensify as we go into the weekend and into next week. our future temperatures sh

kron four metereologist brittney shipp is here. and brittney we are hearing triple digits in parts of the bay area. >> britteny: always my terror wind speeds him and two doubles and temperatures specifically in the sector is marrons the preconditions temperatures in the '90s we're seeing a lot of different markets popping up. . >> britteny: wind speeds at 18 mi. an hour half moon bay 14 livermore 17 fairfield 14 mi. an hour will digits in the area of 100 degrees and fairfield 100 conquered 97 livermore 77 hayward a big drop closer oakland low '70's. san francisco in the '60s with the huge temperature spread 45 degree in france. 93 in santa rosa and and on view at 78. we will still in the '90s the 7:00 finally dropping down and most of the inland locations in the staying at 7067 bit 2:00 p.m. and at temperatures along the coast in the '50s as we go into the rest of this evening sunshine expected after a o'clock and we track another round of he has we head into to are out all the details coming up next forecast in 15 minutes. >> cath

i'd like to thank chairman hurd for his leader shipp not only on this but on so many important topics here in this body. he certainly is looking after transparency and oversight on behalf of the american people and i just would like to applaud his leader shipp there i'm proud today -- his leadership there and i'm proud today to rise in support of s. 2133 the fraud reduction and data analytics act of 2015. this is a -- this is a bipartisan bill that will provide agencies a critically important measure for defeating fraud and protecting taxpayer dollars. in fiscal year 2014, the g.a.o. reported that a significant portion of the $124 billion in improper payments were related to fraud. to make matters worse, all the improper payments increased by a total of $19 billion. that's billion with a b. from the previous fiscal year. and given the cost of these improper payments to agencies and as a result to the taxpayers, something must be done to block the flow of these fraudulent and improper payments. s. 2133 will provide the necessary framework around which agencies can build a strong anti-f

. -- kron4news >> grant: meteorologist, brittney shipp is on the scene! >> brittney: we do have a system not working its way. but some parts of the north bay rain shower can be expected. culver dell, with a little bit of light rainfall. closer to san francisco, east bay you are a nice and dry. it does depend on where you are located. and to the rest of tonight and tomorrow with the mostly cloudy skies. >> brittney: we will have at some moisture toward the east of our region. the creasing close as we go into friday. as we go into some saturday and sunday, warmer temperatures. 77 degrees in antioch, 70 in san mateo, 77 in san jose. we will be back in the '80s on saturday and 90s on sunday. will have more of these temperatures coming up and a few minutes. >> grant:an investigation continues into the death of a two year old boy. likely drowned by an alligator at disney world in orlando. catherine heenan is here with the latest details on this terrible tragedy. >> reporter:disney is facing lots of questions about safety in their parks. but the local sheriff in

. >> that program featured actors the espn documentary centers on real people like friend ron shipp who refused to take a lie detector test from police after ron goldman and his wife were murdered. >> they asked me to take a lie deterkts test. i told them no. what do mine you told them no? to be truthful, shipp, i have had dreams of killing her. >> the documentary is unflin unflinching revealing photos never before seen at the crime scene too graphic for us to show. and we spoke to carl simpson on simpson's so-called dream team. >> the viewer can appreciate the reasons why a jury decided the prosecution had failed to prove its burden of finding mr. simpson guilty. >> race plays a pivotal role in this series, the civil rights role and rodney king riots serve as backdrops about a football star who distanced himself from racial politics. >> the documentary illustrates the central paradox of the o.j. simpson story, is that o.j. himself did everything he could to try to be seen as a non-racial figure. but the story of his acquittal is the story of how his defense team used race to o.j.'s tre

(laughter) >> vicki: britnney shipp (laughter) >> brittany: everyone does it at least onnce. (laughter) >> brittany: things will warm up even more. as we move into next week. satellite with are showing high pressure system will stay in control with a few clouds. some will say in the distance. concord, 89 degrees, here is your 24 our change we are up at 5 degrees. who will continue to see the temperatures climbing as we go into the weekend. >> brittany: who was the nice conditions very comfortable if you are heading out at 9:00 p.m.. as you wake up tomorrow occurred we will start off in the 50 degree temperatures. coming up just a little bit we will have more but for now we will send it back to you. (laughter) >> vicki:a grieving father says a trip to electric daisy carnival in las vegas. cost his daughter her life. twenty year old kenani kaimulua. collapsed monday morning. on wednesday night.she was declared dead. >> vicki:authorities say they believe heat. played a major role in the incident. the city of las vegas saw record heat during the festival. >> vicki:temperatures we

. >> catherine:brittney shipp! here with us. >> brittney: another beautiful day. beautiful afternoon turning into a beautiful afternoon-- evening. 95 degrees in fairfield, pleasanton and 99. sunnyvale at 90 degrees. >> brittney: satellite and radar shows that there is a bridge of high-pressure hanging out keeping the higher temperatures range free. --rain free >> brittney: see most of the weather made to the east and parts of denver, as we go into the rest of tonight it was to allow to cool down. until about 87 degrees. 70 by 9:00 p.m. and for the bay will be in the 70, as for the 9 hour. to purchase will stay in the '50s for the next couple of hours and hyperon the region tomorrow. you have cooler areas like napa in the '80s. >> brittney: 80 degrees in hayward, 80 degrees in fremont and in sent to day. --and in santa bay. >> grant: >> brittney:slightly cooler tomorrow then hot end to the week for parts of our area before cooler this weekend. >> vicki:the oakland zoo has released new video. of its newest edition. newly arrived baby baboon, zachary, was born on apr

. >> grant:brittney shipp is here with the pleasant forecast. >> brittney: skit a live look outside right now. we are seen mostly clear skies, for rest of the region. expected for us some clouds. it will be cooler and then things will warm up as we head into the weekend. that occurred at 70. 65 degrees in fremont. 70 in san mateo, 65 in oakland and richmond with 64. >> brittney: our coverages are much cooler for the inland locations and to conceive the 020 straight to from the water on to our land. that is why the temperatures are cooler and it will be the same trend to moral courage the radar shows that the system will not bring us any rainfall and it will stay to the north of buster--it will stay the same trend tomorrow and the radar shows the system will not read as any rainfall. it was they to be north of us. >> vicki: an american who joined ices will be charged by the federal court today for providing support to the terror group. mohammad jamal is the son of a palestinian immigrant and grew up and virginia. a number of americans have been charged for seeking relationships with isis.