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>> on the average they run 40 to 50 minutes. >> my wife said i should have prepared for this. >> it looks like an incredible machine. tell me about it. >> its how we lift weights in space. it takes lifting, i think, every day and a good effort every day to maintain what you had pre-flight. >> as a result, this machine remembers youre coming back stronger. as strong if not stronger in some cases. >> here we are at the virtual reality lab literally where astronauts learn how to spacewalk and maneu...

Windows. theres a real sense of heightened tension, and in other parts of belgian where the tlor threat level has not been raised people are telling us in other cities that they are choosing to stay home tonight as well. >> understandably so. thank you very much for that report live from brussels for us tonight. lets talk about this withgram wood a contributing editor for "the atlantic" and kimberly is with me. you wrote an article thats renowned at this point in "the atlantic" called "what isis...

From people watching the debate. cnns randi kaye is outside las vegas where a focus group will be watching tonight. explain to our viewers how this will work. >> hi, there, wolf. were in henderson, nevada. were at nevada state college. we will have about 30 undecided voters that will fill these seats behind me shortly. they range in age up to 72 years old. theyre undecided and theyll try to pick a candidate. theyll have in their hot little hands this gadget. okay, this is a dial testing machine....

Distorting influence of money in politics, particularly the sort of concentration of wealth and the way the concentration of wealth essentially subverts our basic, most fundamental commitment to one person, one vote. >> so that is unissue. and thats certainly one issue that im talking about. but the other issue, you know, we see in this house republican disaster right now, because of the stupid way we jergerrymande these votes, we kruk a congress that is more polarized than it would be if we ado...

Disaster. i was completely wore out because i was doing everything probably backwards from what it needed to be done. but as i watched how other guys were doing it, i kind of persevered, made it through the day. one thing i try to do, i want my numbers to be higher every night than they were the night before. the last time i worked this machine, i did 626. that was a respectable number. but ive got to hit at least 627 tonight. i want to show consistent progress. my first 43 years, i kind of got ...

We visit this car parts factory outside tehran where the equipment is more than outdated. this machine was built in the soviet union about 30 years ago. even the company that makes this machine has told the iranians they cant give them any more spare parts because of the sanctions. now they are hoping it doesnt break down and trying to make smaller parts themselves. nuclear technology is also a matter of national pride in iran. a majority believes using it for civilian purposes is their right. i...

>> so theres evidence theyre getting more narcissistic. in 1950 they asked high school seniors, are you a very important person. they said yes. in 2012, they said 80% yes. >> so now the kids have a self-inflated view of themselves. how much does that affect right and wrong? >> i think its mainly not the technology. its us. we tell them theyre special. give them trophies for everything. if you graduate the places youll go dr. seuss book, its all you, you, you. it leads to a lack of humility. and ...

Right people. there are eight miles worth of conveyor belts in this one building alone. and some of them go 25 miles per hour. theyre speeding through getting these packages out, getting them to the customers. this is scott. tell me, the labeling system here is so intricate. how important is it to make sure these boxes get where they needed to go? >> its so important to meet that delivery time we promised to the customer. this whole process is about making sure we effectively get the right produ...

>> janice loves a good rub. >> no comment. >> apply this liberally. let it slack up for 15 minutes. >> where are you from, joe? >> dallas. >> how long do you want to rub them? >> that right there, well let them sit for a while. >> not like actually rubbing. >> you can. >> gentle rubbing. >> look at this bad boy. >> look at this machine. i can just put my hand in there and grab them. >> it wouldnt be for me. >> thank you, joe. check out the annual -- what is it called? >> big apple barbecue. >> d...

When i load it, ill pull the next one and just back and forth all night long. the first day was an unmitigated disaster. i was completely wore out because i was doing everything probably backwards from what it needed to be done. but as i watched how other guys were doing it, i kind of persevered, made it through the day. one thing i try to do, i want my numbers to be higher every night than they were the night before. the last time i worked this machine, i did 626. that was a respectable number....