she's sliding the vacuum around from the outside. >> look at that. >> a vacuum will not vacuum in a vacuum>> it's because it's not actually the suction that makes a vacuum be able to suck things into it. it's actually the pull of air into it. so the particles get entrapped in the air getting stu inting s the vacuum. that's what picks up the particles. even though there's a small differential, it doesn't matter because there's hardly any air going into it. >> there you have it. "right this minute" providing answers to your burning questions. >>> patience is key. >> that driver decides it's going to try to drive under what looks like a crane. >> but see why trying to get a head start really slows him down. >> oh, my. >> wow. >>> plus baby hanna has a lot of love to give. >> i just want to be that happy and love something that much. (soft music) -oh, he looks so... -that tickles! that's right! ♪ little time, that's good! ♪ (female #1) he sure does miss his pop-pop. so do i. it's something you never get over. is there anything more we can do to help? i know the funeral was expensive. thanks, h

she's sliding the vacuum around from the outside. >> look at that. >> a vacuum will not vacuum in a vacuum>> it's because it's not actually the suction that makes a vacuum be able to suck things into it. it's actually the pull of air into it. so the particles get entrapped in the air getting stu inting s the vacuum. that's what picks up the particles. even though there's a small differential, it doesn't matter because there's hardly any air going into it. >> there you have it. "right this minute" providing answers to your burning questions. >>> patience is key. >> that driver decides it's going to try to drive under what looks like a crane. >> but see why trying to get a helly slows him down. >> oh, my. >> wow. >>> plus baby hanna has a lot of love to give. >> i just want to be that happy and love something that much. th for wounded warriorsgram and their families to build new lives together. when my dad left, i was, like, this big, but now i'm, like, this big. my dad got a master's degree in human resources. thanks to warriors to work that my dad has a terrific job. when the warrior proje

>> it's a vacuum cleaner. >> a vacuum cleaner. >> yup. >> you want the pink mini mouse vacuum cleaner. >> let's buy this. >> let's buy this. >> all right. let's do it. out of all the toys in the store little clint thought this was the perfect one. clint and his dad went to the store to look for a jackhammer and when he spotted this pink mini mouse vacuum cleaner it was game over. >> one destroys things and one cleans things up. >> i would say as parents we say, yeah, the vacuum cleaner. >> i would pay him just to fake vacuum to get him in the habit of doing it. >> training it, and two years from now get him a real one. >> exactly. >> and less chores for the more and dad. >> i like that. >> thanks a lot for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. i like the way you think, mike. >> you, too. >> have a great day. a little foggy but good. >> what's even more exciting than getting a chance to win $1 million on "millionaire"? not finding out you're going to get that chance until 30 seconds before the show. and that's exactly what's happening to some lucky people right

the vacuum cleaners.at. >> not only was there a vacuum cleaner museum, but we happened to be there on the day they were having a national annual convention of vacuum cleaner collectors. >> what? >> that was, by the way, her favorite moment on the entire thing. >> and i think it might have been. okay, so i do kind ofeav h vacu. i see the sign for the vacuum cleaner museum -- >> we're going. we have to say the museum is extremely well done. >> it was cool. >> a hundred days is a long time. jenny, did you ever face that moment where you were sick and tired of staring at his back. >> no. i would still be there if we didn't have responsibilities here back at home. we'd still be going. >> thank you for sharing your travels. it was awesome. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> nice to see you. >> let's do it again. >>> he's only a toddler, but she knows what she likes. >> dad, i would suggest putting a lock on her door now, today. >> see what it is that takes her breath away. >> that is a fine man! >> she's like

comes the initial point offerings and the crypto market in the bitcoin market filling in the vacuum that's left with socialism just like when the soviet union collapsed you had the vacuum filled by mcdonald's and pizza hut there's mco gorbachev doing a commercial for fricken pizza hut you can see it online that's the vacuum was created in the entrepreneurs move did in america the vacuum created with such a bank socialist communist dictatorial potentates fixing prices causing credit shortages into the vacuum comes bitcoin entrepreneurs by the way this also could be you know we are in north carolina it could be a robert e. lee statue being pulled down and all sorts of out war by trying to create a maximizer statue in the middle of town and maybe people are upset about holding a big. calling and you know the saying by bitcoin or die maybe this is the upset the upset but the monuments are everywhere around you so just down a one minute walk this way is a former factory where the confederacy it was a weapons manufacture for the confederacy to might walk this other way is the original war

guest: the problem is the vacuum. we don't want to create a vacuum. when you create a vacuum is not usually the forces that fill it. with regardresting to president trump's speech is talking about a greater partnership with india. what i have not heard from new delhi is if india is ready to play ball with that, whether india wants to fill the vacuum. one of the other problems we have filling the vacuum, especially for calling out pakistan for what to beat a various activities is that afghanistan is landlocked. i did not hear any clarity on the logistical problems to come not wanting to work with pakistan for supplying any forces we, india or other parties have in afghanistan. host: we're talking with michael rubin. clear taking your calls. the line from republicans is (202) 748-8001. democrats, call (202) 748-8000. independents call (202) 748-8002 . we have carlos from miami beach, florida for the democrats. good morning, carlos. are you there? caller: yet, i'm here. afghanistan, first of all this started with the bush administration. find weaponsg to

vacuuming? >> y you know how i'm like a vacuum clean when he it comes to getting it on? >> how?uuming though is like the east years of the chores. all do you have do is do this. do some scrubbing, get the mop. >> i know, toilets, stuff like that. >> yes. >> by the way. guys, weighing in on this on twitter. men are weird. we're weirds, right? >> i would say so, yes. >> we get out of bed thinking there might and chance that we could have sex today. that's why we get up. >> that's the only reason? >> let's say you're in a hotel. thereby yourself. admit t when the cleaning lady comes in. >> oh, god. >> and she is -- don't you think is there a chance? that she might put down the pledge and go hey? no? am i the only one? >> i think you are. >> what's wrong with our country, americans? >> i don't know. >> like george on seinfeld. he, here we go. >> hello. >> ♪ >> you had sex with the cleaning woman on your desk? who are you? how did you do that? >> hen innocence igans. >> i was sitting there in the office, the clean woman comes in. i've always been attract today cleaning women. >> see?

my job is vacuum. i am kind of think ing i might take her up on the -- thinking i might take her up on the deal. i am not buying the sewing machine. not working for me. >> for the the record those shades are not your eclipse shades. we saw your special ones yesterday. is that correct? >> reporter: yeah. you -- by the way, that is a good safety tip for people in the bay area. wherever they are. you can't look at the sun with sun glasses. that is damaging to you eyes. you have to have your approved shades. we have done that story already. they are still available. they sell them everywhere out here. i don't know how rare they are in the bay area. >> looking good. >> we will see you in the next hour. thank you. >>> a writer who was in the bay area this week is talking about his plan to return to uc berkeley. he is holding a free speech week on campus. a four day event from september 24 to the 27. six months ago he came to speak but riots broke out, prompting administrators to call off the talk. he said it

there was a vacuum in iraq.f we speak again in ten years, you actually believe iraq as we know it today will exist. we have talked about your belief that is is not eradicated and that the struggle will continue, and the terror and the violence. we have talked about the kurds and your belief that there could be a conflict looming with the kurdish in the north of your country. yes. iraq doesn't seem to have a viable future. for now, as a sense, but it is also something that is changing in iraq. the dynamics and movement of the people. talking to the clerics of the shia and sunni, they are calling for a civic state, for dismantling sectarianism and moving towards an equal citizenship. that's talk, and the reality on the ground is that the sectarian militia, popular mobilisation forces, these are the guys... on the other hand, the clerics are aware, this was due to be mobilisation of people, millions went to the streets. this is change. this is very, very clear change. but the government is trying to impose these po

into that vacuum, isis poured , if there had been 20,000 american troops, isis would've been stuffed at birth and 500,000 people would be alive and 20 million refugees were created because of obama's policies in the middle east.

the whole state was dismantled and there was a vacuum in iraq.i wonder if we speak again in ten years, you actually believe iraq as we know it today will exist. we have talked about your belief that islamic state is not eradicated and that the struggle will continue, and the terror and the violence. we have talked about the kurds and your belief that there could be a conflict looming with the kurdish in the north of your country. yes. iraq doesn't seem to have a viable future? for now, there is that sense. but it is something that is changing in iraq. the dynamics and movement of the people, talking to the clerics of the shia and sunni, as well as christians, they are calling for a civic state, for dismantling sectarianism and moving towards an equal citizenship. that is talk, and the reality on the ground is that the sectarian militias, popular mobilisation forces, these are the guys... the clerics are aware, this was due to the mobilisation of people, millions went to the streets. they went to the street to demand change. this is change. this i

>> it's a vacuum cleaner. >> yes, it's a vacuum cleaner. >> a pinkmy knee mouse vascular chemocleaner >> he could pick out whatever he wants. >> does had it work? >> even if it's just a toy, it's cleaning up behind himself. >> let's try it. >> you might recognize this adorable little guy. he was in a video on his father's youtube page. they went out on their adventure. >>> a haunting prank. >> it's >> it's aice creative way to kick off your style when you head back to school. >> relax and on the white bread. >>> freaky, scary little anna bell is hitting the drive-th drive-thru. >> all the reactions we're going to see. >> she gets the worst customer service. >> she's not going to have it that day. >> those are really great. >> the security thing is a good one. >> best prank ever. >> most of them do recognize it's a freaky little aks them o. >> i think people started to recognize because the first ones do tend to freak out. after awhile, people just started taking their phones out and just laughing. >> behind the scene. >> this goes on for quite awhile. eventually they see he can't cont

a power vacuum in afghanistan. if the united states doesn't want to help fill that political vacuum, are there others who will? >> no, actually, that's the contradiction in president trump's statement. you cannot expect the afghan government to function and be a partner and do all of the things he asks without doing nation building. you cannot ask a government that doesn't have institution, is barely functioning, doesn't have enough education, is rid of corruption to actually step up even if he wants to be able to step up without help and that help is called nation building. if he doesn't want to do nation building, he should write off the afghan government and say he's going to go in to say terrorist and kill or capture mission like the way we killed osama bin laden without the help. if he wants the government engaged, we needs resources to get the afghan government to a place where it can be a partner. >> president trump and presidents before him have talked about this being a regional strategy and having regiona

for wednesday, parts pressure builds vacuumed across the uk.uilds vacuumed across the uk. for wednesday, parts of england and wales could see brain at sometimes. for thursday to friday and the weekend, high pressure will settle things down once again. so the outbreak this week then. it will bea the outbreak this week then. it will be a very warm start. and, it will turn clears the week goes on, a bit of rain wednesday, a few showers too. but then high—pressure settling things down later in the week. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines. 2,000 people rescued as houston is hit by catastrophic flooding. tropical storm harvey continues to batter texas with heavy rains. security forces on high alert in northern india ahead of the sentencing of a guru convicted of rape. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme. the largest festival gets under way in west london with a tribute to the terms of the grenfell tower disaster. and making military history — the indian navy's all—woman team

. >> the vacuum we created by leaving too soon gave safe haven for isis to spread, to grow, recruit, and launch attacks. we cannot repeat in afghanistan the mistake our leaders made in iraq. >> the president signaled the u.s. would increase troop levels in afghanistan but did not offer numbers. mr. trump also put no end date on america's longest war by design. so how is the president's path to victory different from his predecessors'? athena jones with more on the president's speech from arlington, virginia. >> reporter: good morning. president trump laid out a new plan for u.s. efforts in afghanistan and south asia, emphasizing the importance of a regional approach to preventing terrorists from gaining a safe haven from which they could threaten america. the president called on pakistan to do more to fight terrorist groups and on india to help in the area of economic assistance for afghanistan. the president also said a core pillar of the new u.s. strategy in afghanistan would be a shift from a time-based approach to one based on conditions on the ground. >> we will not talk about n

a hasty withdrawal would create a vacuum that terrorists including isis and al qaeda. while trump refused to specify how many extra troops if any would be deployed he called to u.s. allies to increase their presence after trump's remarks u.s. deferent defense secretary james jim mattis indicated some sort of increase was on the cards saying in a statement several u.s. allies have also committed to increasing their troop numbers before he became president trump railed against obama's afghanistan policy and questioned why the u.s. was still in the country after more than a decade of war it seems like flip flopping on afghanistan is it so different to that of his predecessor who also promised to end the war initially pledging a total withdrawal only to later announced that about five and a half thousand troops would remain then eventually leaving eight and a half thousand soldiers there one thing is clear that after sixteen years of u.s. operations in afghanistan unfortunately there is still no end in sight to the conflict. live from washington next joining us and giving

president trump said a hasty withdrawal from afghanistan would leave a vacuum for terrorists to fill.hin the past hour, he made a prime—time address to the american people outlining his vision of the us military‘s role in afghanistan. speaking in front of an audience of us personnel at fort myer, he said he wanted to avoid the mistakes made in iraq, where he said the gains made by the united states had slipped away due to the rapid us withdrawal. although he did support that at the time it was first mooted. and he outlined the crucial role of pakistan in defeating the taliban insurgency in afghanistan and ending the so—called safe havens, which president trump said harboured jihadist groups. he said he had changed his view of afghanistan in the seven months since he took office. my original instinct was to pull out. and historically, i like following my instincts. but all my life, i've heard that decisions are much different when you sit behind the desk in the oval office, in other words, when you're president of the united states. so i studied afghanistan in great detail, and from ev

pull out of the middle ground left or right, and when they pull out because the vilified then the vacuums filled by extremism. it happens in this country with the labour party and it happens over there with trump. different politics but the same principle. it is amazing that these business leaders have decided to resign from these business councils because of how trump behaved. we have known this all this time, he campaigned and he called at the old right to get the nomination, then to win the election so nomination, then to win the election so he's not telling us anything new. trying to claim there is an equivalence between fighting against fascism and being a fascist and wanting to go back to the days where you can lynch black people for fun and kill dues and kill gay people or whatever is extraordinary. slowly but surely it is dawning on republicans that this man is not set. we had in the news channel earlierfrom an set. we had in the news channel earlier from an african—american lady, tracey, she is the chairman of the ohio black republicans and she was clear that the president had d

he said withdrawing would leave a vacuum for terrorists to fill.are are not nation building, we are killing terrorists. the former owner of bhs, dominic chappell, is to be prosecuted by the pensions regulator, following the collapse of the high street chain. and, england's women are preparing for their rugby world cup semifinal against france this evening. one of four suspected members of the terrorist cell that killed 15 people in spain last week, has told a judge in madrid that the group was planning a bigger attack. the suspects have been testifying to a judge, who will decide what charges they will face, behind closed doors. the four are the only surviving members of the 12—man group. this morning they were driven in for questioning n a closed session at madrid ‘s high court. taken there, in his hospital pyjama mohamed houli chemlal, it is understood he confessed the plans of a much bigger attack to both the police and judge. the 22—year—old was badly injured when an alleged bomb factory blew up the day before the ramblas attack. the explosion

a hasty withdrawal would create a vacuum that terrorists including isis and al-qaeda, would instantly fill just as happened before september 11. and as we know in 2011 america hastily and mistakenly withdrew from iraq. as a result, our hard gains slipped back into the hands of terrorist enemies. our soldiers watched as cities they fought for and bled to liberate and won were occupied by a terrorist group called isis. the vacuum we created by living too soon gave safe haven for isis to spread, to grow, recruit and launch attacks we cannot repeat the afghanistan mistake our leaders made in iraq. third and finally i concluded that the security threats we safe in afghanistan and our broader region are immense. today 20 u.s. designated foreign terrorists organizations are active in afghanistan and pakistan. the highest concentration in any region anywhere in the world. for its part pakistan often gives safe haven to agents of chaos, violence and terror. the threat is worse because pakistan and india are two nuclear-arm states whose tense relations tend to spiral in conflict and that could

you can't leave a vacuum because what would happen in the vacuum is worse than -- any way we'll talk that. market rebounded yesterday called higher today. the u.s. open starting i had a quick question for you whether your guy is healthy. do you know. >> we don't think he's super healthy. it looks like he'll make it to play he is getting a bit older. when he's not super fully fit, he's not my favorite >> he's like 28, isn't he? >> he's 31 thousan 1 now. >> 28, 31. neither one is older you're starting to real lade that >> 1985. i was happy to hear when your grandfather was born >> '56 you didn't buy that did you? >> '56 >> you have a calculator on your iphone didn't take you long before you realized i was yanking your chain. all right. >> we'll see you on "squawk box" in 11 minutes time >>> we'll break down the sectors performance and what it could mean f yorour money. stay tuned, you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am ho

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the vacuum we created by leaving too soon gave safe haven for and to spread, to grow , launch attacksannot repeat in afghanistan the mistake our leaders made in iraq. third and finally, i concluded that the security threats we face in afghanistan and the broader region are immense. today, 20 u.s.-designated foreign terrorist organizations are active in afghanistan and pakistan. the highest concentration in any region anywhere in the world. for its part, pakistan often gives safe haven to agents of chaos, violence, and terror. the threat is worse because pakistan and india are two nuclear-armed states whose tense relations threat to spiral into conflict, and that could happen. no one denies that we have inherited a challenging and troubling situation in afghanistan and south asia, but we do not have the luxury of going back in time and making different or better decisions. when i became president, i was given a bad and very complex hand, but i fully knew what i was getting into. intricate problems, but one way or another, these problems will be solved. i am a problem solver. and in the

withdrawal would create a vacuum that terrorists, including isis and al qaeda, would instantly fill,t as happened before september 11. in 2011, america hastily and mistakenly withdrew from iraq. gainsesult, our hard-won slipped back into the hands of terrorists enemies. our soldiers watched as cities they had fought for and won were occupied by a terrorist group called isis. the vacuum we created by leaving too soon gave safe haven for isis to spread, to grow, and to launch attacks. we cannot repeat in afghanistan the mistake our leaders made in iraq. third and finally, i concluded that the security threats we face in afghanistan and the broader region are immense. designated.s. foreign terrorist organizations are active in afghanistan and pakistan. the highest concentration in any region anywhere in the world. for its part pakistan often gives safe haven to agents of chaos, violence, and terror. the threat is worse because pakistan and india are two nuclear armed states whose tense relations threat to spiral into conflict, and that could happen. no one denies that we have inherited

he says that there is no a vacuum, as isis is cleared out of syria, there is a vacuum.ran is placing missiles in that area. they are building militias there and the only target once isis is israel.l be israel, he says, cannot accept that. he wants world action. he wants you win action, and that is something he will be bringing up, without doubt, with the u.n. secretary. rris, thank you for that. meanwhile, muslims are gathering for the annual hajj pilgrimage. it has been teed of your since worshipers were killed in a stampede in the holy city. tens of thousands of iranian muslims are set to return this year. muslims are also returning from qatar after the prince reopened the border crossing to pilgrims. reporter: it is a gathering in mecca. every muslim must complete because at least once in a lifetime if they have the means to do so. shows that we are very happy we holy mecca toeach do the high, which is obligatory to every muslim. reporter: 10 years ago -- two years ago, it is estimated more than 2000 were killed during a stamp aid -- stampede. sparked a wave of prote

[applause] later, oh,ght years obama created a vacuum. that is ignoring the problem. i'm sorry. >> we will take questions from this microphone here. malcolm coming ago one minute. off, we have a saying in the military when we run into people who do not know what they are talking about. [indiscernible] civilians. [laughter] think before you talk, read before you think. from. where the idea came i survived suicide bombings. i read the statistics. iran is not the number one killer. it is the muslims we invaded who were in iraq. they fought us for 11 years. the government of iraq told us to leave. rhetoric, you cannot your way through history and back. [applause] we have a thing called [indiscernible] it's called intelligence. go frickin' read it. >> i would like to respond to the personal insults here. [laughter] >> in one minute. >> first of all, the problem here is the fact of this panel is ridiculous. he has a point. let him speak. >> you don't ridicule one person. look, the reason we didn't have iraq was0 troops in because obama didn't want them there. that's the rea

was created by the illegal invasion by coalition forces in iraq and the fact that isis filled the vacuum and they're now looking to him i mean it was predictable it's nothing that we didn't expect. days after the terror attacks in spain australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull unveiled plans to make crowded places in his country more secure against such atrocities he proposes police advising local businesses on what fay flea and security measures they can add the plan also aims to increase the number of ball ards to separate cars from pedestrians or the presence of officers and security personnel in public places should also be increased. now a rally protesting what supremacism in the u.s. city of dallas has resulted in tensions with a group of activists calling for the protection of a confederate statue. now everybody prays going to tell me about it was i thank god that police moved in to protect a group of demonstrators in favor of the monuments remaining on both sides are reported to have been armed however there are no reports of shots being fired the tensions are part of the full

was created by the illegal invasion by coalition forces in iraq and the fact that isis filled that vacuum and they're now looking to hit back i mean it was predictable it's nothing that we didn't expect. the fallout from last week's deadly violence in the u.s. town of charlottesville escalated this week civil war one of it's moving to the forefront of divisions in american society as off the right wing protests in virginia centered around the removal of a confederate monument which had become regarded as symbolizing racism. was i was but this symbolizes this hatred. i think they are dangerous totems in our dallas society because they divide us versus unite us. the latest confrontation of the removal of a confederate statue in texas resulted in minus scuffles between rival protesters police moved in to protect a group of demonstrators who believed to be in favor of the money what remaining racial tensions in the u.s. have been stoked off the don't trump appeared to back down from singling out the role of white supremacists in last saturday's brawls in virginia. racism is evil and those who

was created by the illegal invasion by coalition forces in iraq and the fact that isis filled that vacuum and they're now looking to him i mean it was predictable it's nothing that we didn't expect. the states were running against white supremacy in the city of dallas resulted in tensions between the protesters and a group of activists calling for the protection of a confederates that she. was. a police moved in to protect a group of demonstrators in favor of the monument remaining both sides reported so however there's no reports of any shots being fired tensions are part of the fallout from last weekend's deadly violence in the u.s. town of charlottesville which was also centered around the removal of a civil war monuments similar efforts to take down the statues guarded by some as symbolizing racism have taken place across the country. was with god but this simple. thanks i think they are dangerous totems in our dallas society because they divide us versus unite us. racial tensions. the u.s. have been stoked off the donald trump appeared to back down from singling out the role of white

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a hasty withdrawal would create a vacuum that terrorists including isis and al qaeda would instantly fill just as what happened in september 11th. and as we know, in 200011, america hastenly withdraw from iraq. slipped back into the hands of terrorist enemies. our soldiers watched. the vacuum we created by leaving too soon gave safe haven for isis to grow, recruit and launch attacks. we cannot repeat an afghanistan the mistakes our leaders made in iraq. third, and finally, i concluded that the security threats we face in afghanistan and the broader region are immense. today, 20 u.s. designated foreign terrorist organizations are active in afghanistan and pakistan. the highest concentration in any region anywhere in the world. for its part, pakistan often gives safe haven to agents of chaos, violence and terror. the threat is worse because pakistan and india are two nuclear armed states whose tense relations threaten to spiral into conflict and that could happen. no one denies that we have inherited a challenging and troubling situation in afghanistan. and south asia, but we do not ha

printing in a vacuum is a pretty pretty large step forward on the earth here three d. printing is being looked at for all kinds of applications to actually pretty buildings and things like that and so it's not inconceivable that one day once we have this ability to print three d. printed materials in the vacuum of space that you could actually make large structures up there so it's very exciting there's a lot to be done a lot to be proven of before we get to that point but this shows that the potential is there yeah i also imagine it'll make the payloads going up on the rockets too to replenish things a lot lighter if you can just start making them in space yourself so on that note how will this technology make life easier for astronauts on the space station or engineers or even make it easier for us regular people here on earth. well you know in the space station you know if we have the resources at the brain the right materials up and you have the printer that can use these materials you could conceivably start making replacement parts up there and maybe you won't ha