a characteristic wave of the charlie chaplin walking stick, and sir charles chaplin emerges from buckinghamace. charlie chaplin's career spanned more than 75 years. reporter: is it to be | sir charles or sir charlie from now on? it's just charles. he starred in over 80 films. he changed the face of cinema forever. reporter: how do you intend to spend the rest of the day, l now — are you going to celebrate? - well, get drunk. i am here in the neighbourhood of kennington, where, as it happens, charlie chaplin spent some of his difficult formative years. in fact, this museum was once part of a complex that housed a workhouse where charlie chaplin was a resident. but the hardship that he endured as a young man was put to good use by him in his later years, in terms of how he used cinema to tell stories. alan moloney reports. a genius, a multimillionaire, an icon. all words that would eventually be used to describe the boy who was born charles spencer chaplinjunior. there is no official record of his birth in london in 1889, but it is believed the young chaplin was born here, in east street in w

at the pyrofalls stacked on the yards, the temperatures of sleet, prettier not only the tower of chaplin pavement in the snowfall brakes. the path is magnified at six times jumped people 8 traffic police addresses the drivers that approaching the pedestrian crossing. the driver must move at such a speed that, in the presence of a pedestrian, he will stop and give way to the pedestrian. that is, three important words that must be performed by anyone, a pedestrian. this is the first stop. often a pedestrian runs to the novka bus while the traffic light is working and so on, so the first thing to do is to stop, then look to make sure that there are no cars on the left, where the car is on the right, and then, especially in the yards, when small children get out because of such a large car. have stop. look, look, look, this three is a very difficult word that must always be done. for 200 dtz, 10 pedestrians threw interactive lessons of the ottovalnik. the republican action has a carefree new year, pass the minsk region. i sometimes give myself gentle zabals. i to the aristation with crackers

the warden and the chaplin were sexually abusing prisoners. rebefore dublin mcc near, mcc brooklyn, cullman, every few years despite the culture of impunity, despite the fear of retaliation it has broken into the public consciousness there is a serious problem. and yet, nothing systemic has been done to address it. and in fact only addressing your bop personnel what was done after the brooklyn facts came to light? what was sent after they cullman facts came to life? nothing in the way of a systemic address the issue. so, i want to understand from you director peters why? you have been in the job for five months. presumably you have debriefed senior leadership it's outgoing, yes? >> yes they. >> you have inspected prisons? you have discussed these issues with regional directors, with wardens but i presume then your best to understand this youu cn be effective at addressing it. before we get into what you were going to change, why is it that for 10 years despite it being known to leadership there's a serious problem, nothing was done to address

is it true that charlie chaplin is a pseudonym, and not the real name and surname of the actor at the time. hello xenia i believe. do you imagine who is charlie chaplin and there is no point in asking you who is it and what is it? and now regarding the question, as answered, and i answered. yes, because it seemed to me a more logical combination, which is rather a pseudonym. yes, it seems to you, hello. how did you answer, and i answer no, because i think that this is his last name. yeah, the great actor 's name was charlize, spence chaplin charlie just shortened forms of his name the correct answer to this question is no, let's move on to the second question. is it true that water is the only substance that exists in nature simultaneously in three states of aggregation - liquid solid and gaseous time? hello ivan how are you? seems like a difficult question or not? well question. it seems to me a little complicated. i know that water can exist in both liquid, solid and gaseous forms, but i'm not sure that any other substances cannot be in this state. i answered no. however, now i doub

worthy or whether russian viewers were lured to moscow by matthew bourne and the grandchildren of chaplin roberly page dasha suzuki, a genius innovator a person who was infinitely in love with the theater and shared this love with all of us valeria shadrin was 83 years old in the soviet union you can conquer any peak when such willpower and such friends are nearby magic skating rink charity fund action life in motion story when to skate is a feat ice age on channel one in anna kurbatova's report about olympic fortitude, when the world champion and two-time european champion in figure skating alexei tikhonov meet you at the rink, wait for an unforgettable performance. and you me hug you sit down. here, yes, and with such support it seems to slide on the ice, it’s not scary at all. even if you have to slide on prostheses, we will still do the circle alexander is fearless in general, sasha gladkova, a candidate for master of sports in diving, was going to connect her life with this sport, but a few years ago she unsuccessfully jumped from a three-meter tower and lost her leg, but such the sp

chaplin baushen suzuki, he spoke with them in the same language to the theater, understood each otherctly. we understand, we hear each other or do not hear, well, we feel each other or do not feel. i can talk to the person with me. he will understand. i do not have to continue to have or not, and i will also understand. valery ivanovich did not like to be in front of the camera. unless, talking about upcoming performances or introducing theater stars, his contribution to the development of art was highly appreciated in russia because of its borders, he inspired creators to create new masterpieces for the stage. it seemed that he could accomplish the impossible by his example valery shadrin confirmed talented man, talented. throughout the lyrics of a physicist, he graduated from the bauman erudite with a huge outlook, a brilliant storyteller valery ivanovich shadrin was 83 years old. now on to other topics of political censorship in action. what influence the democrats in the united states had on the supposedly independent social network twitter, the new head of the platform, elon musk

uh, daughter maria at 7 years old about cherry chaplin 72 and 73.nd parents are not a problem again, the main thing is to educate. you know, as tabakov said again, where i take my child to kindergarten to school. oh, he's getting married or get married. this is the main thing to give birth, well, thank god god, he helps me gives children. how ira left to take shape here, she never set you in spite of all these years, that i left for you. all my brilliant had a career in kiev, i was an actress. i've been like this over the years for how many years now. you have never been like this to me that she regretted that everything had rushed there and came here. i'm saying, no storm, she's too smart, in the best sense of the word. she's smart. she understands she eh? and you know, she is one of those who does not let go of books ; moreover, she has now entered additional education. yes , psychological she, on the contrary, like no one knows how to see situations and read between the lines , never pain, never a single reproach, on the contrary, on the contrary

i think the link with chaplin is intentionally.gh world war ii he was calling attention to atrocatroc, making fun of hitler and rallying people in a way sometimes politicians can't. we journalists and others in the world can't bring attention to in the same way and that's what zelenskyy has been doing all yore. who would have imagined nine months ago that we'd be sitting here and he'd even still be around. it's an extraordinary story. >> and in many ways, if we had -- you're right, around nine months you worry that ukraine would fall to russia in days. but if we rewound in a year, year and a half, it would be hard to imagine a less likely choice than volodymyr zelenskyy, someone who was an entertainer, a comedian who came into power and immediately got himself inserted in a trump scandal but we didn't see anything there that would -- that anyone saw anything there that would lead us to believe that he could be so brave, so inspirational and a rallying point for democracy. >> we talked to all kinds of others, meacham and others, for

he says he was inspired by charlie chaplin.hile, he is credited with inspiring his friend michael jackson, and a certain moonwalk. ♪ >> as you just saw, french mimes are often depicted wearing a striped top. it is a real french clothing >> it comes from the region of brittany. back in the day sailors wore them as undergarments and later it was adopted as a uniform in the navy. it went mainstream and became a popular government for men, women and children next to coco chanel. >> she made it fashionable all the weight back in 1916. since then, other these diners haveade it a real part of their collections. >> these days it is a staple you will find in many french people's wardrobe. that cannot be said for another accessory a lot of people associate with the french, the beret. >> soft and round like a crepe, warm, waterproof, and practical, the beloved beret has become the symbol of all things french. this quintessentially garlic hat has been adopted as a fashion item around the world. from pop stars and royalty, to bohemian hipst

that's how they say about the situation, by the way, i read that they convicted a collaborator in the chaplintrict, if i'm not mistaken, she headed the military-civilian administration or at least was an employee of the military-civilian administration, but now she will appear before by the ukrainian court the very end please tell me how active the work is now to identify and detain these collaborators, or so many, because it is interesting to know when the russians fled, why so many collaborators, as far as i can tell, they are caught there, among the police, among the people who organized the referendum, why did they not flee they were convinced that nothing would happen or they would come to an agreement or they would pay something there? or or, just curious, please do you know? i think that first of all, you should ask them these questions, because i don't ask, i say i can't answer that, but for us the main goal is to return normal life to the people of kherson. i'm sure that the law enforcement agencies know about all the collaborators and work in this direction, and i think that we mayb

host to film—maker alfred hitchcock, poet ts eliot, legendary author hg wells and that's charlie chapliner and legend petula clark began her career aged nine in front of a type—a. now, lads, it's time to send along personal messages and greetings to you.... it was just to say hello, we are ok, don't worry about us, and give them a little bit of home news and that was it. during rehearsal there was the most enormous air raid and the producer asked if one of the kids could come up and sing a song or say a piece of poetry to calm things down. so i go up on stage and they put a box so that i could reach the microphone, it was one of those big bbc microphones, you know. singing petula clark there. so while setting off singing careers and directing the second world war the microphone was clearly doing something right operationally, too. eyes had been on the groundbreaking ribbon microphone invented by rca, the radio corporation of america but it was a little too expensive. so in true bbc form, they made their own for less than 10% of what rca were charging. nice going. the type—a stayed in use

is it true that charlie chaplin is a pseudonym, and not the real name and surname of the actor at theyou represent the meaning of this is not for you to ask who is it and what is it? and now , regarding the question, how did you answer? i answered yes, because it seemed more logical to me combination, which is rather a pseudonym. yes, it seems to you, ugu sash hello how did you answer, and i will answer no because i think that this is his last name.

i offer the eager look of young takeshi the performance of such american comedians as chaplin, laurel and hardy. it was they who had the greatest influence on the burlesque style of the future bitahesh. in 1966 , kitanu entered maidi university in tokyo with the aim of continuing his education while he he read everything he could get his hands on textbooks on physics, biology, history, he became interested in japanese literature, and also french, he liked sarter, but he was especially attracted to dibor and his concept of distraction. and when in 1968 a student protest movement arose, a young man. he went to the barricades and began to play in the situation in the ranks of the marching revolutionaries. he beckoned us all. latin quarter. we dreamed of turning our campus into the latin quarter pricked bricks to throw them we did it ourselves i don't know why did we tell ourselves what we were doing? this is a sign of protest against the government. it turned out that these were military songs, and we said to ourselves that it was stupid, we wanted to bake the internationale but did not

he lured his grandson in russia to chaplin pina kostylla.he brought danila a finzefahu under chekhov’s places in the crimea, and petrushena showed not only russia, the baltic states of armenia and georgia, you didn’t meet me in the offices at the round table or at some other place, he always covered, always fed and it turned out. so, in general, you then, as a result, uh, signed any contracts for any tour and so on. first of all, he was a man with a big heart. he led this with his heart festival every time for more than two months. he immersed us in this absolute theatrical happiness on the stage replaced each other, eternal classics and bright experiments. east and west and everything he showed us. we ourselves would hardly ever have seen the last two decades, when the first channel worked together with the chekhov festival very close to a better partner than valery ivanovich, we never had the most reliable , most sincere and most talented person, the best memory for him would be this that we all manage to save the chekhov festival. i just

, that the world had lost the theater, an amazing fantastic person, the grieving grandchildren of chaplins james tiri and aureli, so beloved by the russian audience, the words airplane come today from all over the world ivanovich for me a very significant figure in the russian theater. it was for me like summer spelled exactly the best couples shadrin knew how to create space for creativity find newts of colored rice volume of petals, the growth of a huge steamer or take off he never asked for trolleybus wires in the center of moscow. why is this, if it is necessary, director shadrin has been awarded many awards, including foreign ones, so he receives the italian order of the star. here is the order of the british empire, but its main award. he counted the applause of the audience. he never took the stage, but without him it would be history. american social networks manipulate information and news to please the political forces of the united states and c. first to the representatives of the democratic party, the proof was published on twitter, its new head elon musk, the billionaire , sh

he prefers to be associated with an actor with a comedian like charlie chaplin actually, uh, the cultroes in america in the west is overshadowed by everything, and the heroes are usually chosen from the murderers of traitorous drug addicts and perverts. even here, zelensky was not enough, because the man of the year not just zelensky but zelensky and the spirit of ukraine there in his office a real fart reigns. by the way, there are still journalists in america who are ready to tell the real truth about zelensky, for example, tucker carlson with a focus on news, he directly calls him a dictator. the operation in ukraine could not be allowed because it became a matter of our most basic principles. everything was clear. like a day vladimir putin was evil in the flesh, reincarnated by hitler about the president of ukraine vladimir zelensky his complete the opposite, they like us in chorus repeated month after month without allowing any objections and is it any wonder that it worked the americans in full fell on president zelensky, and everything even in the outback, but a little less tha

at fci dublin, the warden and the chaplin were both assaulted.ployees abusing multiple women over a sustained period. no one was prosecuted, in fact those who admitted in sworn statements to raping inmates were permitted to retire with benefits. this is a long-standing crisis in federal prisons. that's why i launched this eight-month bipartisan investigation and brought the findings to the public's attention today. >> each of the survivors spoke of fear of retaliation if they reported the attackers. here's what linda de la rosa told them earlier. >> i think the problem is old boys club, prison staff, managers, investigators, correction officers, they all worked together for years if not decades. no one wants to rock the boat, let alone listen to female inmates. >> how does the system change if there's not one man who is part of the system who is willing to rock the boat to use the survive aer's words? >> well, you'll recall, jake, i led yet another investigation this year, at corruption at bureau facilities which we saw many of the same issues, a

everyone was delighted abroad, she was nicknamed chaplin in a skirt for the leadership for a long timeeen-year-old simpleton. but it turned out around this pichuga raged. local jokers drunkard basque personally asked for a conversation has valuable information the man turned out to be observant of him. we learned that the girl svetlana often left with the logging drivers who worked there. alexander kondratyev in the eighty-sixth year, the head of the pestovsky district department of internal affairs , perhaps the drivers simply felt sorry for the girls and threw a long way to the house on foot. and what if one of the drivers attacked the defenseless sveta who, so to speak, she could move, but there is nothing like that. eighty sixth year forensic prosecutor no leads soon appeared with a new version, told a couple of times. he personally saw how sveta entered the men's hostel. moldovans lived there. here. oh, it's single men, young, hefty. well , you can't get anywhere with physiology. the workers were outraged too much. for a long time they were checked and rechecked from all sides, no

in fact, one hassen chaplin wrote if there was a people in america that was longing for liberty, as he put it, it would these quote, poor blacks, the evident wealth of the new york region contrasted with the desolation that the rebels had brought to their own country. without the british oversight and protection so seemed the nation's prosperity was rapidly declining. when the first german troops landed north america, the war, of course, had been going on for more than one year. they were shocked by the extent of destruction that had been done by civil to civilian properties in the new york region. they found entire villages abandoned homes, plundered cattle killed fields burned. not surprised ingly. the population that was hardest were the people who were or were suspected to be loyal to the crown. the american treatment of the civilian population helped create an image of the americans as an in an undisciplined and unprincipled people. this experience the way also helps explain why the german troops initially saw themselves as the liberators rather than occupiers, and they were confu

chaplin wrote if there are people in america longing for liberty, as he put it, it would be these, quote, poor blacks. the elf evident wealth of the region contrasted starkly with the distillation that the rebels had brought to their own country. without the british oversight and protection, so it seemed, the nation's prosperity was rapidly declining. when the first ever landed in north america, the war have been going on for more than one year. they were shocked by the extent of destruction that had been advice to civilian properties within the newark region. they found entire villages abandoned, homes plundered, cattle killed, feels burned. not surprisingly, the population was hit hardest where the people who were or were suspected to be loyal to the crown. the americans treatment of the civilian population helped create an image of the americans as an undisciplined and on principled people. this experience, by the way, also helps explain why the german troops initially saw themselves as liberators rather than occupiers, and they were confused when the people did not treat them accordi

i cited the example of charlie chaplin said, not universal in the train, according to propagandists.which allows him to be everywhere, apparently from this phone. he gives orders for the genocide of civilians in the donbass on the day zelensky received the title of donetsk, five people, about 20, were injured. upon arrival, it was, and this is how the cars burned down. i will not show all this, a woman died, in my opinion, the americans here are very dependent on comfort , we know that there are people in the world who suffer, but at the same time, we understand that nothing threatens us personally, at least until, until nuclear weapons are used, so people think about something else about the weather, and the very identities, what do you think they can influence, if we do not support the struggle for democratic values, then we ourselves will cease to exist. i spoke to zelensky he told me about his impressions of america, of my country, of the country that i love. we here hold on to the idea of ​​freedom so much, but we can lose it, we can and their spending, the armed conflict in ukr

he prefers to be associated with an actor with a comedian like charlie chaplin actually , uh, the cult everything, and the heroes are usually chosen from the murderers of traitorous drug addicts and perverts. even here greenery is not enough, because the person of the year is not just zelensky, but zelensky and the spirit of ukraine there in his office a real fart reigns. and in america, by the way, there are still journalists who are ready to tell the real truth about zelensky, for example, tucker carlson with a focus on news, he directly calls him a dictator ukraine could not be allowed, since it has become an issue relating to our most basic principles. everything was clear. like a day vladimir putin was evil in the flesh, reincarnated as hitler about ukrainian president vladimir zelensky its complete opposite similar. they repeated to us in unison month after month without allowing any objections, and is it any wonder that it worked the americans in full fell on president zelensky, and even in the outback, but a little less than a year has passed and now it is becoming more and mor

, the granddaughter of the famous charlie chaplin, decided to speak publicly, she was tired of the facteing russian bad guys cant even describe how much can finally someone come up with a better stereotype to work with. great when the ideological war that we are waging with russia becomes old news, but it seems that in the eyes of western propaganda, the baltic states should become the next victim of the terrible russians is not clear. why, but to what extent they released a whole story about how latvia is afraid that it will be captured by hordes of terrible russians. war in ukraine sparks fear in tiny the baltic countries, which, like ukraine , were once part of the ussr they fear that russia may try to annex their territories, for example, latvia has a fairly large border with russia, many in this country feel constantly in danger. our correspondent visited a village in western latvia and learned how the war affects the daily life of the townspeople. he found that security issues. this is not the only problem faced by local life on a daily basis, daily i am not with rosenthal uses ab

darina , try to turn your feet parallel and not go like charlie chaplin you won't get far.crown, as if you are holding a crown on your head. wow, oh so yeah shoulders are lowered, hands are relaxed, people most often hold it this way, because they are trying to find support , it was i who was afraid to slip and fall like that, if you wear comfortable shoes, then in the future try to walk so that your hands hang down freely and move forward and backward, trying here time walking , do not look down, because the chest is rounded and it becomes difficult for you to breathe. open up. imagine that you send a heart to everyone you meet. try to walk from heel to toe, the heel is a slight roll over the outer part feet and repulsion with the thumb. the effective work of the foot determines the posture of a person in the pastor's chair , and this is the position of the body of the head of the limbs relative to each other. if the feet work actively, then the person is strong from the inside and looks very beautiful on the outside. sasha and if i 'm still afraid of slipping, i recommend

, the granddaughter of the famous charlie chaplin, decided to speak publicly, she was tired of the factbecomes old news. well, it seems that in the eyes of western propaganda, the baltic states should become the next victim of the terrible russians is not clear. why, but deutsche released a whole story about how latvia is afraid that it will be captured by hordes of terrible russians. the war in ukraine is causing fear in the tiny baltic countries that, like ukraine , were once part of the ussr they fear that russia might try to annex them too territory, for example, latvia has a fairly large border with russia, many in this country feel constantly in danger. our correspondent visited a village in western latvia and learned how the war affects the daily life of the townspeople. he found that security issues. this is not the only problem faced by local life on a daily basis. every day i use about 8 m of flax to make six scarves with my wife layla. they sell products and live on the income from trade. i haven't been running my business for 20 years, but he doesn't know how much longer he

he lured his grandson in russia to chaplin bausch romeo with a crutch, so he brought danili with lilies, finzefahu through chekhov's places in the crimea, and petrushena showed not only russia, the baltic states of armenia and georgia, you didn’t hold one meeting for me in the offices at the round table or at some other always covered e, always fed and it happened. so, in general, you then, as a result, uh, signed any contracts for any tours and so on. first of all, he was a man with a big heart. he led this festival with his heart every time for more than two months. he immersed us in this absolute theatrical happiness on the stage replaced each other, eternal classics and bright experiments. east and west and everything he showed us. we ourselves would hardly ever have seen the last two decades, when the first channel worked together with the chekhov festival very close to a better partner than valery ivanovich, we never had the most reliable person the most sincere and most talented, the best memory for him will be that we all manage to save the chekhov festival. i just want to say s