, walking, walking is of course very good, what’s the pace?tting out of breath, then this pace is comfortable for you. decades ago, when we talked to cardiac patients, i persuaded them to do accelerated walking, you walk slowly, then faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, faster, then back to nothing, this is the kind of walking with acceleration, because you can still, you can control your breathing and pulse, that’s really what i like walking, it is accessible to absolutely everyone, all you need to do is get up, go out and just walk along the street, just walk along the street, and we’ll estimate how long you walk there and how long you walk here, that’s all you need. but life clearly goes on, because one of the biggest risk factors for early death, this is physical inactivity, sitting on the sofa, even sitting at work is deadly, and in many countries they make large standing stands so that people stand while working, and varicose veins will form, but it is better to have large veins than lie in a coffin with normal veins. next, how often

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and walking and walking. been walking and walking and walkini. . been walking and walking and walkinig rain, hopefully the weather will _ them each time. in the pouring rain, hopefully the weather will be - them each time. in the pouring rain, hopefully the weather will be a i hopefully the weather will be a little bit better as it comes to it. how long is it going to take to walk from manchester to london? istrife how long is it going to take to walk from manchester to london? we are settini off from manchester to london? we are setting off on _ from manchester to london? we are setting off on the — from manchester to london? we are setting off on the 7th _ from manchester to london? we are setting off on the 7th of _ from manchester to london? we are setting off on the 7th of may - from manchester to london? we are setting off on the 7th of may and i from manchester to london? we are setting off on the 7th of may and we | setting off on the 7th of may and we intend to arrive on the 21st, ready to get, obviously, i don't want to go and be a sweaty mess in number 10! so i am arriving

it crazy that the one that can walk isn't allowed to walk but is not talking the one that can talk is doing all the walking is crazy. >> greg: time to move on coming up we give you free reign to pick our brain this is a shell energy 100% renewable electricity plan lighting every soccer match at shell energy stadium. we're moving forward with the houston dash. because we're moving forward with everybody. shell. powering progress. lighting every soccer match at shell energy stadium. we're moving forward with the houston dash. because we're moving forward with everybody. shell. powering progress. shell renewable race fuel. reducing emissions by 60%. ♪♪ we're moving forward with indycar. because we're moving forward with everybody. shell. powering progress. shell. - did you know up to 40% of our food supply goes to waste? that's also a waste of energy and water. an easy way to make a difference is to only buy food you know you'll use. and remember: eat those leftovers. mmm! the more you know. >> greg: all right the first question what is the most obscure thing on your bucket list you've d

, walked , he was met there at the airport and they walked to... our song, byva, a march, in a marchinge hand from the point of view of brute reality, on the other hand it’s such a... piercing time, i would say, you know, we’re talking about this topic now, i’ve already said several times how much we’ve already celebrated the fortieth anniversary of the film , fiftieth anniversary, i i remember when we celebrated, it seems, our fortieth anniversary, at our demonstration, i was walking around moscow, which in general everyone knew, the whole beach had gathered, then when we came out, i said very correctly that this is such a cast of time that was taken very quickly, very easily, and like in some kind of capsule, it really preserved the breath of time, it’s in what yusov did, it’s in what you, the actors on the screen, do, in the way danelia put it all together, in the way shpalikov wrote it, and to really plunge into this time, it seems to me, no the best film, as i swish around moscow, yes. yes, yes, you are right, yes, then the form is so optional, there is nothing intrusive, you see,

, walk , walk, free soul, and you walk, walk, walk, walk, walk, my free soul, and you walk, walk, walkgher, higher, i actually want to say thank you for inviting me last time, you received me so warmly, i’m very pleased, that ’s how much you know my story, yes, that i had a difficult path in terms of music, well, who pushed me to do all this? this is my teacher, nadezhda mikhailovna yagodkina, she even sent a video hello to you, i want you say, yes, let's listen to what she says, attention, vika, my girl, i'm so happy for you, we're all happy for you, we're all proud of you, and i wish you, my girl, my good one, who always loved now i love you , i wish you good luck, prosperity, so that everything comes together for you... life, nika is so emotional, because she went through an orphanage, a dysfunctional family, now, you see, sasha, a career is right for her, and tell me who yours is my favorite singer as a child, i’m sitting with alexander sirov, yes, the song i just recently listened to i was rehearsing, well, i’m so shocked, damn it, i don’t know how to explain it in words, or maybe

and walked guard of honor. he was met there at the airport and they walked to our song, there was aon’t understand what’s going on right away, it was a surprise, and this is no longer just a social sound, but such a global sound, oddly enough, this intonation of our film is completely optional. as if on the one hand from the point of view of brute reality, on the other hand such a piercing time, i would say, you know, now we are talking about this topic, i have already said several times, how much we have already noted and the fortieth anniversary of the painting, the fiftieth anniversary, i remember when we celebrated, it seems, the fortieth anniversary, at our demonstration, i walk around moscow, which, in general, everyone knew. the whole beach gathered, then, when we left, they interrupted the broadcast, well, there was a celebration there, our appearance on the stage, then we walked through the hall of this winter theater, went out onto the street, to the square, square, on the square there was a film broadcast at the same time, and there were spectators standing there, a whole

around moscow, like walk along the board, what is a square, right to left too, square, pushkin onceo on, but they did not fit this size, so i had to make up this mm. well, you see, how all this supposedly consists of coincidences, but in fact it is god’s providence, i believe that just, if we talk about god’s accidents, in the film there is a unique scene with vladimir basov, that is, everything was filmed quickly, it was filmed very clearly, but at some moments, again the editors said, you there is not enough positive older generation, you need to come up with something, you need to introduce this older generation altogether, in the script loktyev’s hero had to go to the writer. an installer, someone, a descriptor-engineer, of human souls, and you, as i see it, are a locker, and you are an opportunist, why am i an opportunist, where did you get the idea, and why? yes, because literature has its own laws, for example, there’s a hunting rifle hanging on the wall, it should fire, what kind of gun, there’s no gun there, the czech said it, but the eccentric, after all, i figuratively ha

don't be afraid, i 'll hold you. so they stood up like legs and walked, they are walking, yes, you know, in the lower back, it was just impossible to walk, that’s it, now we bend over. try it below, lower your head, that’s it, the test is positive, great, thank you very much. that’s how she left us, look, they just deserve to be kept apart, well, why did they abandon them, of course, a completely different life, you know, i’m walking down the street and i can’t believe how easy it is for me to walk, i don’t feel pain, my back is straight, well thank you very much, how old are you, 84, what did you work for, director of a hair salon, this is where such beauty comes from, lord, but look, here stands our huge vitaly viktorovich, compared to him you are just small, small, small, a good doctor, very good, thank you very much and to you health, happiness, i know the best of everything , please tell me, did you believe that we would call you or did you not believe? who advised you to write a video letter to us, daughter, daughter, daughter, i have a golden daughter, she worries about me, oh, y

, walked honorably guard, his we met there, at the airport, and they walked to our song, there was athis is already global sound, oddly enough, this intonation of our film, completely unnecessary, as if on the one hand, from the point of view of raw reality, on the other hand, such a piercing time, i would say, you know, we’ve now been talking about this topic for several once again...

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a moment, like today, to walk, take a walk, listen to the birds singing, there is beauty here, of course created, in fact, the initiative to create this reserve was mine, once a photo competition was announced, where it was necessary to present photographs of red book animals, birds, insects, plants, i then sent to this competition about dozens of photographs of the red data books, which exactly... exist here, live, grow, precisely in the zavyshan forests, after which the regional nature conservation committee became interested in this topic, and after that’s why it was decided to create a reserve here, you’ll always find something interesting in the forest, if she gets into someone you’ll see something, but you can walk through the forest and see nothing, but the forest, but the trees are everything, but look closely, that’s where ... then you can see the real life of the forest. we are now in a unique situation for our belarus. there’s a fir grove in this place, that’s what people call it, although in principle very few people know about it, i personally came here by accident, i discov

in 21 days, a monk walked with us, and i’m walking like that, i feel so good it became, i say, what it’s grace, i’m blind. in one eye, completely blind, on the operating table i physically felt my guardian angel, i believe that my guardian angel, of course, god, with the hands of the doctors they performed a miracle, oh, how beautifully you are preparing for easter, and this is preparation, i ’m walking with the children, and we ’re hanging our whole garden with all these eggs, but we ’ve been carrying this sunday in our hearts for the second millennium, it’s actually the most... the great russian holiday on may 4th on the first this city in in the literal and distorted sense, the word was reborn from the ashes, because during the war rzhef was almost completely wiped off the face of the earth. that's just the sound, that's the sound. yes, it looks like there’s something in this place, oh, in the partisan detachments there were pigeons, scouts, demolition men walked around with pigeons, but what were pigeons for? what if the radios came out to arrange it. you will now need to put it

we got to walk now. cut it out. fell i mean of skipper why we're wasting time with all this what chance have a lieutenant shorty without a doctor? we got to bring one back. we don't even have enough water to lay around here and wait for off cars. and a man walking out there on the desert has about as much chance of being spotted from the air as he has of hetty lamar out there behind some sand. you are going to stick right here the ship as long as we can, crossing that desert and coming out on top. and just about 1000 to 1 shot. we're going to stay right here for at least three days and hope that somebody passes after that. and well, maybe a couple of hours we'll take a shot at going out to help. but that's our last, longest chance of them all. i am. and sit down someplace. i guess it's just about time we got a few other things straightened out to our way off. any main and nobody back at the base. just what happened or where we are. we're not small, father. just make your 30. but still we're lucky to be out of enemy

but it's the slow walk of officers moving towards the protesters who are walking backwards.he chp officers are walking forward with their batons out. and so far, no violence, no, no fist have been flying. no, we have not seen anyone being taken into custody. it's just walk this just the slow per session of the officers walking towards the protesters who are walking backwards and they're just trying to appears to be moving them off this roadway of where they're located right now. but they are face to face the chp officers and these demonstrators, their face-to-face now on the highway. and we're just going to keep watching it as long as possible. we don't want to see any escalations, but we do want to see what directions this goes >> yeah, we all know how quickly these things can turn. but that's far we haven't seen any bottles being the officers do have their riot gear on. they do have their batons. no one is swinging anything there. there's tear gassed. so this is a very peaceful protest at this point. but the chp is, you know, making their point. they are there to patrol th

who has walked away from israel. house republicans will continue to stand by our ally, especially in this time of war. as prime minister netanyahu and his whole coalition government stand united to eradicate this terrorist organization known as hamas. sponsored by iran. nobody should be walking away with -- from them. we should all be standing together. republican and democrat. to show our strength and solidarity with our great ally israel, we'll give everybody that opportunity on the house floor. with that, bring up our speaker, mike johnson. speaker johnson: thank you, mr. leader. appreciate you for being here. good morning. hope you had a good easter. we are back in business. a lot going on this week as you heard. i know you are in tune to that. as you know -- has been noted, today the house will be voting on this resolution to denounce biden administration's immigration policies. every american should be paying attention to how their representative votes on that. we have been talking about this ad nauseam in this

steps, walk to school or drive a car, or walk on the subway, should i?, it started, that’s when the pandemic started and somehow began to avoid transport, to work either by transport or on foot? on transport, and why? well , to get there faster, do you think that belarusians will be able to completely abandon public transport and start walking only with their feet? uh, well, i think that young people like this, no, why? well, because? maybe the place of work is far from home? no, of course, why? well, because you need to carry heavy things, people carry heavy bags from the store, you definitely need a trunk. what do you think, people, maybe someday be? some parallel universe, will they be able to abandon public transport and switch only to walking? well, it would be nice, well, at least not on foot, maybe on a bicycle, on a bicycle too, what do you think? yes, i would really like that, i don’t like public transport. mm, we enjoyed the beautiful weather and fresh air, the answers from the belarusians were very pleasing, many of them really want and love t

it crazy that the one that can walk isn't allowed to walk but is not talking the one that can talk isng all the walking is crazy. >> greg: time to move on coming up we giv >> greg: all right the first question what is the most obscure thing on your bucket list you've done a lot of stuff sum would say too much. >> it was driving nascar but then i did that hundred and 60 miles per hour on daytona would be riding a horse at full gallop which i've never done, controlling a horse used be normal but not anymore. >> greg: i would like to ride a horse full speed into the white house correspondents dinner that's more obscure vents >> seeing pete's back tattoo and the vasectomies car i know it's there i can't get out of my head. >> i can make that happen for you after the show. >> greg: it's weird how it's the same thing cat. >> giving birth but first i have to get pregnant. >> you can't do that one. >> greg: how dare you like to get pregnant tyrus. >> she stole mine now i have borne witness to that end i am no part of that party there will be no berries if we had to have them none would be an

but it's also more joyful, whether you're roller skating, biking, walking your dogs, walking with neighbors running into your friends, it brings joy. that's where i want to take vision zero next. [applause] so how do we spend the next ten years making the city more welcoming for people to be out on the sidewalks and in their streets talking with neighbors and having a block party and listening to music and kids walking to school and feeling that they can be safe, we will always focus on safety. but i want us to focus on how we bring people together. because the street changes that bring us together are also what will make us safer. we will continue to work with all of you to imagine those space sxz reimagine what is possible. can you imagine if we would like look at places like northbeach where people can come out on the streets and sidewalks and enjoy their neighborhoods. even places like hay street where we know the sidewalks are really small but people visit that neighborhood and can be another kind of promenade, we need to be open to these ideas and i understand they will be challenging

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this e-mail chain tells you he walks in front of a bus. but - walks in front of a bus.ncerned that the family, which was why i got involved going forward. you are talking about much later. i'm asking about the immediate reaction — i'm asking about the immediate reaction of the post office. that is the immediate _ reaction of the post office. that is the immediate reaction. _ reaction of the post office. that is the immediate reaction. is- reaction of the post office. that is the immediate reaction. is that i reaction of the post office. that is i the immediate reaction. is that what it was like working _ the immediate reaction. is that what it was like working in _ the immediate reaction. is that what it was like working in the _ the immediate reaction. is that what it was like working in the post - it was like working in the post office — it was like working in the post office at — it was like working in the post office at this time, that the first thought— office at this time, that the first thought was, we need a media lawyer here? _ thought was, we need a media lawy

and i’m walking, walking around moscow.e film “i’m walking around moscow.” i don't like it when they call me a comedian because i haven’t done much comedy, the brilliant georgy danelia was a magician on the set, but how did he manage to direct his own life? danelia came home and said to sokolova: lyuba, i’m leaving, i fell in love, lyuba cried, i think, what is it like to live unloved, that’s what it would be like to live unloved, is it true that the plot of the autumn marathon is autobiographical, he lived for two lives, and lyuba got it all sokolova, the fact that gundareva played means we get a prize, i’m happy. what is he looking at, and he looks very interested, always carries slander, for example, she said that he married the first person he met, for which the director blamed himself after the tragedy that happened in his family, after clinical death, he weighed 42 kg, and i realized that i had to save him, our exclusive, family secrets of the great director, exclusive with dmitry borisov, premiere, today on the first

i walked around the halls and a kind of put myself in the shoes of a student walking in there for the first time. i want those kids to feel hopeful. i want them to feel inspired. i want them to feel cared for. which they are. but there's one thing that i want no kid to feel, the one thing that no child a in any buildingng should feel, is afra. when you come into high school, you should be worried about pop quizzes and prom dates, not mass shootings. that's what has government i've made it a point to move towards responsible gun ownership and take the nra on on this issue. [applause] last you implemented two pieces of legislation that are long overdue. red flags and strengthen background checks. and make no mistake about it, this keeps guns out of the wrong hands and saves lives. tonight i'm urging the legislature together to join me andch our schools and our communities to make them just aa little bit safer by strengthening the requirements for an safe storaged of firears and asking our newest reported lost or stolen firearms, , and increasing the criminal penalties for straw purchase

everything is useful to you, a young cossack walks below, walks below, walks below, a young cossack,our son. we did everything in our power, and your ampoules would not have changed anything, but for these guys, for them, the worst is behind us, look, don’t believe me, let’s speak like women, women, you are still young, you have your whole life ahead, and you sold everything for this penicillin. a cow, a wild boar, chickens, i didn’t have chickens, well, okay, there were no chickens, there ’s only one man, he really needs penicillin for his wife, he offers any money, well , think about yourself, anya, i already thought, so what, all the injections for the guys, those with vovka lived, all 45, okay, give me your ampoules, no, you will inject in front of me, in front of me, good evening, excuse me, can you sit in silence, dolphins. can i be hooked on you, well, like everyone else, but you know, i don’t advise you to try in vain, beckoning, i understand who they take us for, i understand, beckoning, you ’re smart, let’s go with god, you see, he doesn’t want to, but can’t a person just w

i would have guessed that she was there to walk.tors and surgeons who have already helped her to get back on her feet. eva underwent two complex surgeries on her back and legs. the child's condition has improved somewhat, but now it is necessary to carry out further work. one more. eva needs surgery using the spml method. at the moment, this is a method that is used by only a few clinics around the world. this is a low-traumatic operation that will help the girl learn to walk independently and will help protect her from additional surgical interventions. so, step by step, she is approaching her dream, but without our help, eva cannot will handle it. it is necessary to raise more than 2 million rubles for the operation. i will be very grateful to everyone for their help in achieving our goal so that eva learns to walk on her own. evgeny golovanov, pavel baidalov, sergey dronov and olga afonina, ntv. moscow. and that’s it for now, stay on ntv. the city of angarsk, a murderous maniac is giving birth. they were very afraid of dogs, now

walking this is during the strike, the walking dead extras. they needed work.u ge so you get a bunch people whoh know how to walk like the walkinw g president. yeah, it all looks normal. all looks normal. is it? is it? you said want? >> it's not about the walk. we want the talk. isn't it crazy? the one that can walk isn'tt allowed to walk. but he's going to talk. yeah. e one thatanand the one who cant is doing all the walking straight u p. l all right, time to move on. up next, we give you free rein to pick our brains. we plan to offer retirement, but i wish we had more casthey >> you think those two have any idea that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically well, no sitting on a gold mine? >> i don't think they have a clue. that's crazyle sell . well, not everyone knows coventry, so thousands of people sell their policieg us for cash, even term policies.an i can't believe they're just sitting up therece pol sitting . this cash. >> if you own a life insurance of $100,000 or more, you canfu sell all or part of i

, walked, walked, walked, walked, vasily, sat down, settled down, sat down, settled down, settled down the volokzhanites sing. and what kind of village is this, what kind of tevola is this, a lot of people have gathered and are singing a song, come in and say their trick, here i am, here i am, here is my trick. i say under the white i take the player for respect , we call it for sale, that’s good! she is a very thunderous girl, she is absolutely capable of different styles. watch after the evening news! ha-ha, look, now there, and there, look, in general, moscow, daniil vyalkov, so, hereditary accordionist, storyteller of the altai land, turachaksky, turachaksky, from lake teletskoye, a man came, a clean, wide, mountainous country, you have there, yes, there is such a thing , well, such a strong place. and this land gives birth to such sons, such heroes, well, give me some song like that, you know, so that it becomes good, warm, come on, let's talk about the month of may, we are waiting for spring, the spring breeze plays there, long forgotten, to me , reminds me, i don’t want, i won’t

talk about the sixtieth anniversary, probably one of the most beloved soviet films is the film “i walkt is the actor who played one of the main roles in this film, evgeny steblov. hello, hello, hello, evgeniyvich, we will try to tell you what we know, ask you about what we don’t know. and... for example, we know that the story, which was later told in yashegaya in moscow, began in the head of gennady shpalikov, well, long before that, and was told in the initial application, which was called buddies, about two guys, schoolchildren who meet in the morning line for beer, but to find this beer stall, one of them had to play detective. because he started looking for this line of roach skins that were scattered on the street, using these skins he actually went to the stall, well, that was shpalikov’s idea, from this story a new version of the script gradually, gradually grows, schoolchildren are replaced by, in general , adults, students, graduates, you can even say so, and a girl appears, new heroes appear and, in general, at some point at the end the fourth main character appears. the her

you walk into the front _ senses. -- you walk into.ention to detail was incredible. for me, their standouts features whether sculpted fireplaces. they were incredible. hopefully many people will get to see it. thank you. she made the decision and recommendation that it has now a listing of great too. here's matt with a look at the weather. there is a storm coming. this weekend _ there is a storm coming. this weekend is — there is a storm coming. this weekend is very _ there is a storm coming. this weekend is very windy i there is a storm coming. tt 3 weekend is very windy and very mild. in central scotland, beautiful wintry scene. not great on the pavements on the roads in the coming hours. snow is falling thick and fast. temperatures falling to hovering at or above freezing. when in the south. elsewhere, when heavy at the moment in east anglia and the south—east will clear away. a few splashes of rain. this afternoon a bit more sunshine and showers. the showers could be heavy in places that many people could avoid them altogether. we

keep walking, keep walking. keep walking. no, no, no. keep on going. keep walking.g, keep walking. keep walking. no, no, no. keep on going. keep walking. we just walked past some of the sailing club, to show you around. not too much about that, but we really want to show you the green. interviewer: how often do you come here? basically every weekend. i think my social life has kind of changed now, so... so we're here. so we're going over here. the green is there. when i'm in london, usually, when i'm sleeping, i'm just hearing builders, dogs, barking, sirens. it's just so loud. but here, it's calm and peaceful, so i get a bit of time to myself. to get down here, we have to... they laugh. we have to maintain your behaviour. i do maintain my behaviour. who's, who's, erm. .. who's often in detention, or maybe just... it's mostly on that side. he's often in detention. why? yeah, why, felipe? because you don't do your homework, and you say, "oh, i was at sailing." no, but that's... it's not an excuse, - but itjust happens, so... so we're at the green. we play football do

oh, all together, i walked with him, such a day, in a haze.cient times, people began their life’s journey with running, they ran from danger, for food, you noticed how restless little children are, they have a genetically inherent craving for movement, you know, lyub, perhaps i’m not i’ll eat, uh, today we celebrated our librarian’s fiftieth birthday, and i was forced to eat this, you won’t believe it, a piece of kiev cake, it was handed over straight from the train, such an effort that it was impossible to refuse, completely full, i won’t either, i'm tired of it. yes, and is that you, kohl? no, i remember everything, tomorrow in 6. well, let's read it. no, you know, this won’t do, less beautiful words and tone down these exclamations, but i’m not a hard-won singer, i’m a judge, i need to be presented somehow more modestly. what are we doing? yes, we’re going to have dinner, lenka is at the piano as always, uh-huh, bye. sit up straight, you hear me, sit up straight. hey, it’s already started, so let’s write it down, you were naughty, you kille

eh, go for a walk! meet, take a walk! yuri, antonov!ntance of mine, and the midnight bell will break your sleep, in the very center of the night, in a huge city, we are looking for fulfilled hopes. and no one in this sleepy world will bother us or say no, beloved, beloved, beloved, save me, save me, save me. i want to snuggle up to your hair, i want to snuggle up to your hair, save me, save me from loneliness, i want to snuggle up to your hair, i want to snuggle up to your hair, save me, save me from loneliness. in the very center the night in the city is huge, i’ll find it a tired, old telephone, he will reach out his hand, like an acquaintance of mine, and the midnight call will ring yours. sleep and no one in this world of sleep will disturb us and will not... say no, beloved, beloved, beloved, save me, save me, save me, i want to snuggle into your hair, i want to snuggle into your hair, save me . save me from loneliness, i want to cuddle up to my hair, i don’t want to cuddle up to your hair, save me, save me from lonely longevity, i

yes, well, i’m walking, walking around moscow, but i can still walk.hrough him, if it weren’t for georgy nikolaevich’s intuition, this whole team that made this one of the first, and maybe the first, impressionistic film would not have existed, i think this, i’m walking around moscow, film mood, writer gennady shpalikov once came to danel with a bottle of champagne and an idea for a script about a girl dancing in the rain, and so began work on a wonderful film that revealed danel’s talent as a masters of lyrical comedy, i don’t like when they call me a comedian, because i haven’t made many comedies, all georgy daneli’s films are about feelings, about emotional experiences, about love, light, do you love me, that yes, yes, yes, or yes no, you know, my love story is simple, i went to belize, and there in a nearby pass there was a charming girl who, when she was going to school, she passed by our teacher, i was the first to say that you know, this is my girl, here if someone said that no, this is my girl, then here there was a single combat, whoever would

we are cheerful, open, kind, hospitable, talented in the end, well , i walked, walked and thought, sincef, i just made dumplings from dough, because i tried it, but i can’t sleep, and i was so shy... delicious from pure potatoes, well, pure from potatoes, then you’ll tell me, well, i’ll tell you of course, klyotsky potatoes are an old recipe, and you’ll just be shy, take some potatoes, bake them well, and add a little bit of flour to it, well, an egg, shape into balls like that, and we’ll throw them from... there into the cast iron, as your sweetheart said, if it’s good, good, maybe, no, usually she said, oh, oh, it won’t work out, because what, what, what, in our village they call it palyandra, i haven’t started yet work, i’m already thinking that it won’t work out, in the end it’s palandrite, palandrite, but it turns out delicious, i remember how they had pies for the whole village, from us we find... we fell jokes and dug up for potatoes and accumulated 1000 dishes from potatoes, so squeeze, but not too hard, so, so, so, so, just a little more, pour, once, so, one, that’s enough, yes,

included in the classics of russian cinema, georgy danel's tapes, i walk around moscow, appeared on screens 60 years ago. from the frames of this picture you can study what moscow was like during the thaw, and the actors who participated in the filming say that they were so light that the picture seemed to fly like a bird, they call it a miracle that has no explanation, but in fact there is, of course, the entire film crew was handpicked. talented, that's why we're still watching pleasure. alexey zotov, about a film for all times. it’s almost impossible to photograph moscow from the same angles so that everything is still recognizable. for 60 years, the city has traveled through overpasses and tunnels. red square was given over to pedestrians, the metro was updated, and many switched to personal transport. well. there is no doubt that today director georgy danelia and cameraman vadim yusov would not film moscow from the mido skyscrapers or on the kotelnicheskaya embankment, from the height of one of the skyscrapers. in the filming request from above, the group wrote: “we need to show how th

what was the trick of the walk? we were _ the walk. what was the trick of the walk? we went looking, as you say, eachl we went looking, as you say, each other— we went looking, as you say, each other in— we went looking, as you say, each other in the — we went looking, as you say, each other in the face, _ we went looking, as you say, each other in the face, we _ we went looking, as you say, each other in the face, we have - we went looking, as you say, each other in the face, we have the - other in the face, we have the countryside, _ other in the face, we have the countryside, often _ other in the face, we have the countryside, often raining - other in the face, we have the countryside, often raining or. other in the face, we have the - countryside, often raining or sunny, we were _ countryside, often raining or sunny, we were navigating. _ countryside, often raining or sunny, we were navigating, try— countryside, often raining or sunny, we were navigating, try not - countryside, often raining or sunny, we were navigating, try not to - countryside, often raining or

one of these programs, walk with the doc, encourages patients to go outside and walk. >> walking is medicineicine. and when i get outside and i start walking, it just feels freeing. like the weight of the world starts to fall off of me when i have a chance to walk. >> how much walking do i need to do every week? is there a specific amount or is there a too little too much? what do i need to do? >> important question. it's 150 minutes a week, so 2020 five minutes a day, and if you miss a day, it's okay, but key is just sticking with it. >> and i always think about this, you know, walking versus running, you know, do i have to be extra, you know, exert myself beyond or can i just simply walk? >> yeah. walking really gets it done. running gets it done a little faster. but you get all the benefits from walking and it's lower impact. >> when i look across our medical system and the ability of doctors to use all the tools that they can, and our parks prescription program is probably a key to that. being able to get and prescribe to people who are having stressful issues or who may need to do rehab

ourselves, yes, absolutely right, on one fine night on the twelfth we found a column of twelve cars walkinghere. of course, this column was completely demolished by forces artillery, that is, when they were still only approaching, yes, yes, yes, around 8 o’clock, somewhere around 7:30 8 o’clock, so they made the first attempt to break through, drove a mine clearing machine there, pulled up heavy equipment, and it turns out that the positions were already prepared, we had a mixed post there, a mixed post, there were... that is, i fought a war, a lot of experience, a lot of experience, this is our mansion, here we live and work, an underground palace, well, yes, the catacombs, who i would have thought, yes, that the modern war would be all in basements and dungeons and catacombs, what kind of regiment, where is it from, the regiment itself is mobilized. we only had one battalion gain combat experience, we trained for a year, right away it was very serious, but where did you serve before, you ’re a regular, well, then i quit, now i’m mobilized again, that is , i’ve left for resurdyakuve, but h

hello, boys, fireworks, we're walking, yesterday we were walking, today we're leaving, lisa, come herey, dad said, so be it. then we’ll eat it, wait, let’s grab a hamburger, you hear, your regime is stupid, your mother will cook it, then you’ll eat it, but i can’t eat porridge anymore, it’s coming out of my ears, it’s normal, yes, i want it, you’ll be patient, come on, the stock exchange is behind me, yes. well who, who? are you all idiots, or what? that the next time i see him, he’ll go to the hospital, okay? you’ll soon go to my morgue, bull. yes, licking, licking, i understand, pinochet called, the accountant is... aliza boris where uncle bori goes to wash his hands and lisa where she is at work today. a meeting, what a meeting, on a weekend, they don’t pay that much to call on a weekend, but tell them there’s a fight, there’s some news, that the tanguist will come, tell you everything, make a mess, nothing, we’ll break through, we’ll break through, do you hear, mother, help, no, no, ruslan, i can handle it, help my mother, sit down, i can handle it, rusik, i fixed the turbine, no,

i’ll walk on the grass, i’ll walk on the grass, i’ll walk on the grass and my bare feet, from the distantwim like a crayfish, the ice is noticeable, the sums of my coats, i’ll rest on the youth. let's catch up with you, let's catch up with you, let's sip your snack, oh, like goodness, like a jumper zhyts, raskaya, krosalchyna, luska. and in the hell of the month there is a fire, and in the grass there is a dewy swarm, and for roses there is a white seed, and my charming belarusian land. my bark, here is my bright tumshina! from the foothills of the wild wind and the honey hills of the slaughterhouse. pozakshani chenі koseye, oh, we are a cossack, what is not sowed, sing sow ye from the edge. i’m already leaving, i’m running, good evening, goat, i’m grieving, great people. naadarodku zgaya, how udziachny. i didn’t know that kosaka on the path, call me a fighter yao. vanya hodzitsya on the streets, vanya hodzitsya on the streets, yon plowing, yon plowing, azhyvanaya, katsyusha is on vakoshka, katsyusha is on vakoshka, he ’s looking, he’s looking, and you vanya, you’re not idzi, vaganyusha,

witm him as he wanted more downtimeoa less formal time with his aids t so thehe walk between the whitend marine 1.: >> that would doth it i guess.th the reason he has his aids therh is becauseer they are going to n him a question. it's quiet nothing is going on and they are a phrase going to answer andhat they are the ones you have toha make ht e doesn't say anything t of line i think we are readyme know how he treats his aids hetm curses and yells at them referred all the stories about what's going on in the white house i agree with greg the guy is lost it what he said on theen howard stern show he came upy with more lies the guy's a plagiarist plagiarized his whole career it whizzes 8898 presidential campaign they from out because he was a liar and now he comes up with new ones hr says when he was a lifeguard her saved half a dozen people fromg. drowning and you want to tell me why he waited until he was 81 to tell people about that and thenr he said get this. whenever he is a senator received salacious picturesr re women would give him he would give it to the secret service. joe you

we walk around moscow, we walk around moscow we walk around, we walk around moscow , we walk around moscowow and we go around in the steely district to make it more fun for a neighbor, a friend, mom will go when she’s dead, she’ll start a harmonica for us, uncle mary will go ahead, forage. the dagestan wedding in moscow is in full swing, and you decided to have something to answer. oh, how i love this sound, well, that’s it, well done! well done! by the way, the accordion is not so simple, the buttons are small, the fingers are large, the accordion is an adult, but what is the place? pancake, that's what it is! well, we have guests from st. petersburg, but with some interesting number, yes, a moscow dance of our own making for muscovites and guests, no one helped and guests of the capital, igorkov. igoryoka, well done, hold it, sit down, i really liked it, as always, well done, well, the word to the muscovites, with what you answer, you stand somehow modestly, these are our new acquaintances, unlike syopa igor, what will you show, what will you sing, konaryka, konaryka, that means it’s wor

they reported that the shooter calmly turned and walked away from the scene, walked behind the shoppingr, where the witnesses lost sight of him. narrator: the witnesses, and even police, were shocked by what they'd seen. mayfield: this murder was the type of murder that really disturbs the community. the entire community feels vulnerable when, in broad daylight, someone is murdered in a parking lot. narrator: and as the witnesses recounted what they saw, it got even more disturbing. all of them said the shooter and the victim appeared to know each other. clearly, robbery wasn't the motive. mayfield: all of the victim's belongings were still in the van. some of those were valuable. none of those items were taken. it was apparent to us that someone knew that heather would be in that parking lot at that time to make the exchange of the child. narrator: but who would want to kill heather strube? she grew up locally, worked at her parents' flower shop, was active in her church -- a young woman liked and respected by everyone. we felt like, from the start, it had something to do with carson.

to walk away from - i think it would be a tragic shame if were to walk away from our - if were to walk were to walk away from our closest ally in this _ if were to walk away from our closest ally in this region. - if were to walk away from our closest ally in this region. these lethal air strikes _ closest ally in this region. these lethal air strikes are _ closest ally in this region. these lethal air strikes are disrupting l lethal air strikes are disrupting more than just lethal air strikes are disrupting more thanjust aid lethal air strikes are disrupting more than just aid supplies to gaza, they are also causing tensions within israel's allies, and the government has a difficult decision to make. no supply trucks have entered northern gaza since that attack that killed seven aid workers. locals are reporting the price of flour in the area has doubled in recent days. meantime, the israeli government says the findings from an investigation into the deaths are still some weeks away. the world central kitchen staff and security personnel were from several countries. the polish prime m

down the street, he always walks by the hand, even if there is no danger, in principle i can let him if when i was 2 years old and i was very... well, i don’t know, it seems to me, it’s just that at that moment they probably couldn’t explain it, but the very fact that you, well, how, yes, this is the feeling that you feel that something is wrong, something changed, no, you're not just. came, dad then comes to us much less often , of course, and of course always, well, like any phone call - it’s dad ringing at the door , and what did this divorce mean for you then? well , they called, it’s dad who came, there’s a man who looks like he’s walking down the street, it’s probably dad, it turns out you’re both practically wearing the same thing... very similar to me in appearance, that is, he has the same hair, the same eyes , he seems to be very similar in appearance, we have marusya, she is fairer, blue-eyed, she probably looks more like her dad, i want from to hear him say that i’m good, but at the very beginning she started talking about what a good mother... that when you seem to dress

we walk in a group. we are going up to meet our friends to walk our dogs together and you go around and you end up in the street or you know it's a pain sometimes. >> she says she's able bodied and usually just walking her dog but for others it could become dangerous. >> i think it would be a bigger issue if i had kids and you're trying to get a group of children and you don't want to cross the street to get around a car? cho says it needs to be case by case. >> regulations and rules have to make sense. if a rule doesn't make sense anymore why should there be a rule and i think what makes sense is people with strollers and dogs to pass through and i think that should be enough space. >> for now people in these neighborhood's say they will continue to try to come up with creative solutions to avoid being cited in the future. >> another think the mta will soon crack down in san francisco, no more right turns on a red light them. plan on expanding the rule to all intersections highlighted on your screen and