alena went to kiry , the once shoe capital of russia, to the local museum of local lore. found a lot curious historical facts about the peculiarities of the craft and i was surprised that in russia 100 years ago they made shoes of such incredible quality that they sent at an exhibition in paris, there the specimens are so cool and i even told the museum curator what is the peculiarity of this pair, which is worth there under the flask. for example, but still, earlier in kimry, uh, there was, uh, a cool production of shoes, which, unfortunately, was lost. the revival of shoe manufactories, one of the global missions that lazovsky set himself chase quantity, leaving quality as a priority. how to make russian lux a russian product of the premium segment popular so that people don’t want by hook or by crook, but buying that very pair of italian shoes was prestigious and fashionable to wear exactly what was sewn in our country , this is a difficult task, and before it was method to be popular in russia and you are recognized to be popular abroad, and we participated in the nin

, someone not consciously, they can very well bring the country to tsugundor, to collapse, to hara-kirin arms and legs, i really don’t want to watch this. and i really want to do my best to restrain even movement in that direction. we must not forget this when we are arguing. right now, the patriotic camp has another round of folded heavy painful disputes of discussions and the same question always comes to mind. is it necessary to convey a bad word to the top , explain some things that are visible here from below on the ground, which are visible to our guys working on the spot, shedding blood on the spot, risking their lives on the spot. first of all, of course, military people in uniform, people with weapons, but also our guys, who with their weapons in the form of a microphone. without a weapon, he is there and sees it all. is it necessary of course it is necessary? do we need to be heard, of course, as far as possible. is it necessary to scold about this, now by yourself unconditionally? no, if we would show in the sixteenth year in 1916 a wonderful, fair, sincere patriot to people

that is my 14-year-old girl, kiri, who has just riched a ride on an elu, which is being -- >> stephening some sort of machine. and together, they form an elu, which is a creature in "avatar 2" that becomes my friend. >> stephen: okay, quick question: why-- are you actually under water? >> yes, that's me. >> stephen: and why did he do this to you? because they have the computers that can do all this stuff, and you don't actually have to do this. >> i'm not sure he knows that. ( laughter ) >> stephen: are you-- you're not wearing a tank or anything? >> no, no. he actually had a great guy, kirk crack, who -- >> stephen: kirk crack? ( laughter ) that poor man. that poor-- talking about a rough teenage years. ( laughter ). >> kirk crack is a canadian who teaches -- >> stephen: that doesn't-- that doesn't help. that doesn't help at all. >> he teaches the navy seals. and i don't know what the navy seals did when we were doing this, because it took 18 months to train us. but -- >> stephen: what did he train you to do? >> free dive. >> stephen: so, wait a second, james cameron has you under wa

political regime, and secondly, it suggests that europe simply commit economic and political hara-kirin gas despite the fact that europe is trying to keep e these supplies. how do you consider such a formulation of the issue by the main american international affairs officer today. i see another contradiction here. here he says that we are now , uh, we will, uh, lead to an escalation of the economic war with russia, we are conducting additional sanctions europe will join them, gas supplies will be cut off oil supplies, and then someone in russia should agree to some concessions to the united states in exchange for the lifting of these sanctions, but the thing is, they've always called for political concessions and promoted, uh, regime change, except. naturally, where they did. this is purely by force. and in exchange for some benefits of globalization, some benefits of global liberal capitalism. but now the policy that the united states and its allies have seen is destroying this system of global liberal capitalism. moreover, it is already clear that at this table even they themselves

. >> i play a 14-year-old girl named kiri, who feels more at home in the forest with the animals andally am 14 anyway so it wasn't that hard. but anyway, it's a great film. all four of my films are so good, so different and i don't mean to sound conceited but it's not that i think they're so great but i just feel so fortunate that sort of all this hopscotching i've always tried to do between genres and suddenly i have like this bouquet of things coming out that are all so different and i'm just sort of amazed. >> fortunate for all of us who watch as well. thank you for coming in. "the good house" hits theaters this friday. >>> coming up "pinocchio" star luke evans. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinit

something, uh, first of all, we should not interfere with our european colleagues from doing hara-kirithe need to destroy russia from the inside through this religious factor. this is necessary pay close attention, especially in the context of our southern. uh colleagues such as turkey turkey we have a wonderful economic relationship. uh, the blue stream functions successfully, and the successful function is the turkish stream and the leader, turkey recep taip erdogan said that it’s cold in turkey in winter, and therefore he is not going to refuse russian gas really in turkey , uh, minus 20 happens uh, in some regions , so, of course, gas is needed. well, in addition, turkey proclaimed itself a hub center, through which passes the trade route north, south, west east, and it needs that. in order for gas to pass through its territory , including gas, and here the role of russia is not appreciated from the point of view of the growth of the turkish economy, and also thanks to large electricity infrastructure projects. and in general it is worth not only, uh, gas flows. well, in particular

dead are happening right now at these moments, so we will keep you informed, but i knowingly asked, kirigs and supplies. uh, groupings of the asu, which is located on the other bank of the e. and now the apu is already actually falling into a tactical encirclement near the borders of the kherson region, precisely then near the place where they are now hitting in the capital of the kherson region in kherson, and there are already the first shots that show. in what position did the ukrainian military find themselves, and in the place where the river igulets overflowed its banks. let's see vladislav, but it's not in vain that i probably call hydraulic structures dual-use facilities , because it was, uh, this dam that allowed the ukrainian military to organize a normal crossing of the river to supply troops, which is happening now we all see in this video what's next what wait? well, if the ukrainian command, nevertheless, gives itself something there that happening. well, i'll try now, as it were, to pull people out of the river. if there will be, the more, of course, with such a departure