i realized that kyrgyzstan is a whole wonderful garden. take it away, say it's still stunned now holy vivid memories. i'm ready to move on to the next adventure next saturday when we're together again let's go eat, ciao. central television new season today at 19:00 on ntv with a 7 tinkoff card you buy miles and spend them on flights and services transfer to business class extended travel insurance and silver status september 13, 2022 sale of air tickets with a discount of up to 50% only for owners cards. 7 tinkov on ntv stars converged a new season. should have warned you. i have a little voice such. i lost it yesterday because i played a performance, but i think that thanks to the delicious mood, food and generally pleasant communication, we compensate for all this with our recipes. first, you and i will cook soup. and this soup is quite light, i would even say, even if it reminds me, because it is a bright green weightless one, it suits absolutely, and for those who want it further. there were those whose sizes were desired and suitable

i believe that we will now walk through our wonderful garden, and i will show you along the route whati believe you are moving to vdnkh, this route is quite long. it is several kilometers and so many. i think you'll see, so let's go move out. our path through the museum of wildlife runs through the rose garden, by the way, one of the largest in these latitudes of the globe on an area of ​​​​2.5 hectares, 7,000 bushes grow, bloom and smell fragrant. originates from this famous painting. well, they all know, yes, yes, may i be maria sergeevna cautiously i say, don't walk on the grass. maybe this is a feature of our crop. here, each visitor can walk on the lawn, but only as much as he wants, because there are roses near each. here the label is quite informative, where it is indicated what kind of variety it is there, and there is such a symbol of the spout - this means that if there is such a spout, you know, it is fragrant, especially fragrant, you can come up to smell it. the border between the botanical garden and vdnh does not seem to exist at all. this is me to the fact that we ourse

i realized that kyrgyzstan is a whole wonderful garden.

she had such a wonderful garden. and what kind of pies did she bake?course is their diamondfiction. i agree. i am ready to invest in this project. i am flying to france today, but i will not hesitate to give orders that prepared documents for signing the contract already waiting for you tomorrow in my paris office, please let me know, only the number of flights thank you i see you. well, friends, let's still drink , drink. let you for a moment have no idea what to do and how to do it. you are just wasting your time and money. and i have a lot of experience in the restaurant business. let me bring you the grand molecular kitchen project. uh-huh exquisite palace interior silverware only vip guests. and, of course, live classical music. i understand you, i understand you, a are you ready to accept my project i made my choice young man alone. i wanted to go to moscow. this is my daughter. so, after all, you got a daughter, test results. shut your mouth or did you think you immediately recognized? do n't worry, i don't need anything from you. i won't leave

the capital, and will lie at rest overnight in the bow room, which is a room overlooking the wonderful gardenspalace at buckingham palace itself. my palace itself. my colleague solly is at raf northolt waiting for the arrival of the royal aircraft. she can bring ups to date on the timings and what question expect there. welcome to raf northolt, an airfield thatis welcome to raf northolt, an airfield that is older than the royal air force itself, a station that her majesty the queen was very familiar minister and other dignitaries are in position, as is the guard of honour, formed by the queen's colour squadron, the ceremonial arm of the raf as her majesty the queen returns for one final time. thank you, we will be back there as soon as there is any suggestion that the royal aircraft is going to land. and we will see then, the guard of honour and indeed the welcoming party that is all in place ready to 90, party that is all in place ready to go, to bring the queen's body back in to central london. should say that the former prince of wales, now king charles iii has returned to buckingham palace

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garden itself. so it's no wonder that vladimir viktorovich products from a rod, in particular baskets, are dismantledt cakes. vladimir viktorovich nazarov devotes all his free time to creativity , he mastered vine weaving more than 20 years ago and learned not only the basic type of weaving, but also how to grow, process and store vines. reddish precisely basket eyes. well , yes, this is purely a basket, the same as the yablokov variety is acceptable for certain purposes, and according to vladimir viktorovich, 80% of the creation of the basket is occupied by the blank vines the most important thing. you need to know that when harvesting the vine is divided into two parts. there are spring eyes. so still called people juice. in august, the bark becomes hard, but it is not removed in order to get the autumn one, it is more rigid and hard; it must be welded from theory, let's move on to practice. i have to learn how to weave a basket from a vine so vladimir what are we going to do now? well, like any basket, it is divided, well, sometimes pictures are woven from the bottom separately, the bottom or top

when laura pollock started her food garden 28 years ago, she wondered if it would be possible to make it productive enough to turn it into the bread basket and support her community ah 28 years ago. and i says here the entire place was cassava fields. which is, as you can see, a care which is very dry. crossover is terrible for the soil. we have cut down the trees to grow at. and the top of cassandra growing here is not even got very much nutrition. and you can so in a very slow period, this entire area here is only 3 years old of what we have grown care. cinnamon trees, this is part of our spices. miti tree. we bought big establish b cheese, which i'm 15 years old. so you want to grow things so that they are benefiting and growing together. so that's what you can see and everything around here from the bananas growing here to the pores that i care. i'm into the flower beds. malawi in the southeastern part of the continent is a landlocked country that relies heavily on lake been all week to provide water for drinking, sanitation, and agriculture. there is no reason why all along this

gardens to poop. i will wait for you on the earth and you will be wondering. we write unauthorized stuffing. make artyom quieter, otherwise he speaks to my soul, the length of this album is 8.5 hours with two intermissions. now lost. you can speak more clearly. we follow the sports life of our country, the star team dream team 7.0 has begun preparations for the minsk half marathon 2022, which will be held on september 11, we will find out how new heights are reached, belarus by origin. pavel karnaukhov won the cup gagarin was brought to his homeland in minsk by a good athlete. you differ from the average athlete in that he must always develop, always learn and move forward. well , in any profession. if you don't work to strive for it, you will never achieve anything. and how do you want to beat someone. if you can’t help but run , jump, uh, don’t overtake your opponent and help keep yourself in shape, training is aimed at the fact that we are working on something, refining and improving the technique of this movement. we just need coordination ladder and 10 minutes of free time. do not miss

our own homes and our own entertaining, and and we just had a look at the alpine garden that bears her name and the wonderfulorn plants that grow in beautiful vail, colorado, where you and your family spent so many wonderful seasons, warm and cold. betty ford's legacy is one that kind of all of us can appreciate, i think. >> i think that's true. and my mother taught me the love of gardening when i was a young child. the boys had the job of mowing lawns with my dad, and i got the job of learning to weed flower beds and cut back her roses and do those things. so i'm sure that's where i learned the love of gardening and, you know, flowers don't really talk back. they just show you beautiful things, and that's what i love about them. >> what a great point. if you need a friend in washington, get a bed of flowers? [laughter] >> yes, exactly. >> susan, nothing beats royalty, and your parents welcomed queen elizabeth and prince philip to the white house at the time of the american bicentennial, putting to the side all that unpleasantness about burning the white house in 1812. but that state dinner must have been a

. >> reporter: here, he transformed the stadium for a place of wonder for his listeners. the gardeng, going, going, and he bids it farewell with a kiss. he has been so much more than just an announcer. for the latino community, he's a professor. teaching generations about the intricacies of america's past time. >> in our case, people come from mexico, central america, south america. they know nothing about baseball so we have to team them and attract them to the stadium. the dodgers really play a big ovation to the latino community. that's one of the reasons why i got on with the dodgers. they let me serve the community. >> you have invited me into your homes and into your lives and it has warmed my heart. >> reporter: and in 1981 came a fellow immigrant from latin america, 19-year-old mexico native, fernando. creating countless new spanish speaking baseball fans all along the way. >> my parents didn't speak english and baseball was so big for them. the fact they listened to baseball in spanish and could keep up with the game was huge. that's what got me into the game. >> oral hersh

i need to put it on as of the most wonderful projects and 3, my be see running with military thought because of the bad rose garden with cumulus to says, i mean that was a, i knew that it looked up at the zone bus. little wondering is not, is the disease lose it, but well, accede yet. and you've been short, you, but also me a, do you not that today with the policy daily, rather other style at the mirage. whereas, you know, now during your focus on your, on my guardian of any of those play modulus, korea taught them not daniel bradley put on all the better knowledge. but sure it book about with center come with the military brought it. i'm really just in case you thought a mother will you barbara? generally a cousin one come in for the one with the form. yes, you guys watch one of my math always, but grain, you need it. but bottom at least new is when you down below. probably muslim, we will have probably, i'm a few bush. he said my child in the block, the oppression are still not for them to put them up. she has no deductible. she'll be able to that. you know, she wants to be, you do is he's got to make a scholar

nikolai petrovich no dear, petrovich everyone knows you, what a wonderful tactician and strategist, but few people know how an inveterate gardenerdener, everyone vegetables on the table are grown by kolya's hands, only he salts everything himself. i am not trusted with such talents, petrovich, we will miss you terribly and we know that you will also miss us without us, and so that you do not miss us very much. we give you this gift. rita what happened? i have great experience in this vanya ambulance urgently. take a closer look to see that everything was in order. father bulatov , if i'm not mistaken, the fsb is on time, as always, excuse me, comrades, we can talk, but come on in. circumstances force us to hold our meeting literally. sense on the go. in short, a couple of hours ago, we became aware that you don’t need to know the last name of a person close to the president, conditionally , so let’s call him a person who is preparing an attempt on the plans of known criminals. unfortunately a little. it is known that the attempt is planned during fishing and that the criminals have an aps 55 assault rifle at their disposal. in g

garden, too, about them tomorrow anna grebenshchikova denis zharov ilvinkaneev ilona martynova channel one visiting the good morning program, the leading employee of the hydrometeorological center lyudmila parshina, we are with you in the wonderfule. well, what is it when will it end and will some super indian summer come, but, of course, everything ends sometime. and for most of the week, of course, we will have cloudy weather in moscow and the region. the temperature will be around +10° a little higher than 10-12°, but by the end of the week the sky will clear up on friday, saturday and the temperature will rise in moscow and the moscow region. maybe even 18°. well, how nice, that is, you can farm on the plots, right, agriculture is moisture. it is very necessary for the soil and reduces the likelihood of forest and natural fires, because august was a very dry month and there is such a deficit of precipitation for these rains that took place over the weekend in moscow and the moscow region. they canceled that ten. and what about in the regions what are the features there, of course, there are different features. our country is huge. for example, in the urals it is already wet, snowing and a sharp cold snap - this is the sverdl

instrument that should be in someone's living room, and it's out here in a beautiful garden creates kind of a sense of wondernt was co founded by dean marmol and morrow fortissimo of sunset piano musical wonderland where the show goes on rain or shine. tents are on hand in case weather turns wet, but it be like in the early days, which a bit more intimate. just people gathering around the piano. i think it's a great opportunities, especially for like little kids, and it's proof that when you plant a seed in the earth or in someone's musical soul beauty blossoms, inglorious and very unique ways. in san francisco. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. very nice. well, the 12 pianos will be on display at the san francisco botanical gardens through tuesday. as we head into the final weekend of summer rain in the forecast, i'll have a look at when you can expect it to arrive and how much i expect we'll get coming up. also experts are predicting the sharpest turning the housing market since 2008 the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight an

pale-faced brother, embraced by sleep in the square, the summer garden is silent and on the bronze horse the bronze horseman sleeps. i think it's wonderful's simple his favorite pastime was wanted to write when not at home to write. that's what came to mind. and he read the newspaper, but these stands stood on the boulevard. i walk through the city thoughts in me whistle let go. i'll stop drinking my beard and look for a bride, maybe a widow, maybe not a local one. and she is seryozha. let her call me. we are such a face, who will take me. is that the police and on foot to court for such persons, they simply take it. yes, it reached the handle. yes, now khan the day after receiving the money is not a damn thing that today is friday or thursday foaming you are a lost drunkard human. can i go or something, to vietnam yes, the war is over there and order is there? or is it in chile to fight the junta, because i was taught to shoot in the army. at night on the fence, however, i read with howard, i didn’t understand collusion. i didn’t understand a damn thing. i know i kill. and i'm on the sidelines. well, probably only on the moon what's you

that i have a garden, all the children, grandchildren , the age is wonderful, now we have such a timelot. including study in courses, assistance project employment offers over 1,000 free courses for retirees. mom is on maternity leave for those who are about to lose their jobs and for the unemployed, this includes professional retraining and advanced training. maybe 100 g in another 10, and it depends exactly on the demand for the regional economy among the main professions that we have in demand is retraining in civil service and in procurement in accounting. but there are such unusual specialties as graphic design. uh, social media promotion or very popular recently, the profession is a manager of work in marketplaces. rather, for now, what to do ice cream eats work. she postnikova started right after school, studied in absentia as a geographer, worked part-time in a kindergarten. now. she is the mother of four children ; after 10 years of the decree, it's time to get out of the shadows. in fact, there was a fear that there was nothing left, but in july, i would still have to get ou

in bratievsk, a woman tells a vegetable garden they have a wonderful growing everything you want, andn 15 acres of land, larisa continues to have enough work to repair the house and bring the bathhouse to the house. now it is not active, but everything, as always, rests on the day of the help of ivan's son, it is very lacking. without him. there's a lot of unfinished business left. here we also had buildings, so ivan managed to do it. all demolished, but did not have time to finish. see how anton and his mother are trying to come up with. what can be saved and arranged so that the farm is now profitable from eighteen heads of cattle, they receive such an income per month of approximately 75-78.000. they. well, apart from the work they bring. well, at work somewhere else 40 342 40. that's how it turns out. and this is a family-owned, three-room apartment in minusinsk. yana lived here until the disappearance of ivan a. then we had to move to the village to help my mother with the housework here, we had a bedroom here, respectively things. is it after the test? yes, the family of the mis

garden. i didn't, i'm on the blind. when did you wonder? you can't keep talking about electricity consumption when you thinking of a sustainable building for the indian subcontinent, particularly terminal. one of the most reliable sources of renewable energy entered almost a scale is the rooftop solar panels combined with an efficient building design. so how can you say it's making a significant difference in electricity consumption among the residents? what is actually the average energy consumed per person for emergency housing, which is middle income group housing that's interesting and not addressing a low income group. closing it. we will try for $45.00 kilowatts with about 30 percent less than more the standard and we are chipping it. can someone replicate some? i'm not sure it can be done, but it can be copied as design works out only in this context. we have read or appeared to be of use, the order technology, what materials are available locally? how does that reflect in that climate? we have got to consider all this to you. so tha

francisco and a member of the friends of the japanese tea garden so i've been watching this project for many years now and i was at the, i was at the wonderful concert last night and as i was leaving the botanical garden, i had this fabulous view of the japanese tea garden and the pagoda and it's still shrouded and it should come off next week and we'll be able to see this beautiful gem i have missed so much. whenever i look at a website of san francisco, the pagoda is always prom nament. it's like the jewel of the crown -- it's prominent and the jewel of the city. it's for a lot of residents as well as visitors that want to share in our beauty and the -- the pagoda is like a fine work of art and the framing of that is so essential and so the courtyard around the pagoda, the landscaping is so important to showcasing the pagoda and we are so fortunate to have kurisu's company to create this beautiful landscape to frame the pagoda, so i'm just so excited about his work. i've heard about it. he's just a master artist and we're lucky to have him. thank you. >> thank you. and thank you for your public service. do we have another commenter here? >

wonderful plot. jalapenos squash. david koller says he owns a plot at the guadalupe community garden near san jose's columbus park, and he's concerned about the number of rvs he sees on nearby streets. parking is hard because there's so many, um, transitory motorhomes here that we can actually enjoy the community garden color says the rvs have simply moved from one side of the street to the other since the city began clearing the encampment. people are using garden very bothered by and worried by it. but you know, has many recent incidents or anything, cause i think most people are just trying to get a good night, decent night's sleep and sleep where they can. jose city housing officials say so far they've provided 160 people with temporary or permanent housing as they clear the 40 acre property owned by the san jose international airport. the city also says they continue offering services and resources to those who were living in the encampment. there is no affordable housing. and, um that's why there's so many rvs and people. it's sad. gerald i'm says she's been living in the encampment for over a year, but she has

but mikhail egoryevich knows that all gardeners use it very often. here is such a wonderfulhe, so i take aloe leaflets and in order to, and not be very, but rough for the skin of use, add a little heavy cream one spoon literally to a glass of aloe juice and apply this juice in the morning, then wash it off and therefore look like my skin needs arms here to you find fault because you dream of freezing rules. so, if you want to increase the concentration of nutrients, everything should be cut on a baking sheet in one layer, and in this form of troubles it is very convenient to store absolutely perfectly, then you put everything in a bag or whatever you want in containers, and that's it it will be kept for at least a year and you will be able to use it all. i also freeze the juice, because i feel sorry for giving a lot of apples to my neighbors, but all the same, apples remain, that's why i recycle it and you have time to drink such small bottles during the day, and in summer they are always cold, if freezing from the freezer is the best way to preserve food for the winter, it

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today we are remembering the year 1984 and a wonderful film about empowerment in life. what really burned the gardener embassy they were recruiting several people there, they began to check, here is one who drank, he looked around all the time, well, he checked his language, well, he checked, it turns out that his wife or employees could see him, yes, what he walks around with a glass of wine so that they don’t knock. by the way, he drank, as a rule, one glass nibbled went to work, while drinking two glasses. he was going home, which means, yes, yes, the other couple there also disappeared, by the way, my wife also drank from me and also there whom do not touch, it turned out that any person had champagne and practically did not smoke. of all three. he was the nicest. yes, a positive result. yes, yes, and he, by the way, went to work and did everything, as if just golden hands remained. check, well, he was checked, he constantly traveled to the laying and dredging of containers here and so they began to pay attention to him that he was leaving the car. to him it was necessary to leave the car so that

wonderful plot. jalapenos squash . david koller says he owns a plot at the guadalupe community garden near san jose's columbus park, and he's concerned about the number of rvs he sees on nearby streets. parking is hard because there's so many, um, transitory motorhomes here that we can actually enjoy. the community garden says the rvs have simply moved from one side of the street to the other since the city began clearing the encampment. people use the garden very bothered by and worried by it. but you know, has many recent incidents or anything, cause i think most people are just trying to get a good night, decent night's sleep and sleep where they can, jose city housing officials say. so far they've provided 160 people with temporary or permanent housing as they clear the 40 acre property owned by the san jose international airport. the city also says they continue offering services and resources to those who were living in the encampment. there is no affordable housing. and, um that's why there's so many rvs and people. it's sad. gerald i'm says she's been living in the encampment for over a year, but she has been w

garden. and marina grabbed her white color, probably, and all summer residents know, of course, bright company turned out now let's add orange. i wonder if these multi-colored ladies of cabbage differ in taste only in color, but in taste they are completely identical, but because right in the field. we will not be able to cook it raw, we will also have to believe you. believe me, cauliflower contains twice as much protein and three times more vitamin c than white cabbage, and the inflorescences contain magnesium , sodium, calcium and iron necessary for the body. it also happens to be green yes it is we will add a hybrid called green here for beauty. great and finally, we fly into space for cabbage to get acquainted with romanesque. it seems to me that she descended directly from space into the garden. yes, there is something so cosmic, bewitching, interesting and tasty with her, like all other cabbages cabbage, romanesco, an unusual vegetable, a light green head is more like a coral or an alien creature, the inflorescence grows in a spiral and fits snugly to each other, forming many spikes. here it is what our cosmic cottage cabbage i

wonderful plot. some jalapenos squash. david koller says he owns a plot at the guadalupe community garden near san jose's columbus park, andt the number of rvs he sees on nearby streets. parking is hard because there's so many, um, transitory motorhomes here that we can actually enjoy the community garden color says the rvs have simply moved from one side of the street to the other since the city began clearing the encampment, people use the garden very bothered by and worried by it. but you know, has many recent incidents or anything, cause i think most people are just trying to get a good night, decent night's sleep and sleep where they can. san jose city, housing officials say so far they have provided 160 people with temporary or permanent housing as they clear the 40 acre property owned by the san jose international airport. the city also says they continue offering services and resources to those who were living in the encampment. there is no affordable housing. and, um that's why there's so many rbs and people. it's sad. gerald i'm says she's been living in the encampment for over a year, but she has been without a

fantastic stories about the work that really did wonders to preserve and promote wildlife environmental protection in the state of new jersey the garden state fitting for earth day and topics of environmental concern. he worked for representatives dean gallo and rodney freelinghausen and senator jeff chiazza during his distinguished career. so he has congressional background as well. so with executive background with environmental background with congressional background, we really feel that you couldn't find a better speaker to talk about the environmental decade how president nixon worked with congress to advance legislation including creating the environmental protection agency in order to you know, meet the conservation goals and the environmental protection goals of a renewed interest in our nation. so with all of that bob thank you so much for being here with us. tell us about the environmental decade richard nixon and the birth of the epa. thank you, sam. thanks so much for that very generous introduction and thanks to the united states capitol historical society for this program and for giving me the opportunity to speak with

thought they would dig up the garden to come up with a solution, he would dig himself well, because they are shelling like that, my mother is fine well, you still wondered the family went to and then i say that i myself i am reassured only by the fact that nikopol has always been a pro-russian city, because all the russian-speaking people in our city speak ukrainian, the ukrainian language teacher knew what we were thinking, of course she knows. others will appear, they won't understand and who are not jerks, they will walk around the city, there will be some roadblocks , dirgetics, rioters, and anxious guys from nikopol who speak ukrainian, there are headphones, they came, we had to cry, i flew in because you depicted nikopol, not such physical places and really if well, i wrote this joke three months ago somewhere and recorded it somewhere a month and two ago it came out just when these very harsh shelling of nikopol began and yes in this whole context shelling of the russian side on nikopol and the phrase no it is a pro-russian place. of course, people already dream of it, and i thought, guys, i agree that the wording is a pro-russian word, it is too

garden, a difficult historical one, or some episode from romania . e well, protecting the interests of its citizens on ukrainian territory, even with such encroachments , somehow later with the romanians, we have wonderfulons now, there are no such issues, especially when the war started, venus understands what needs to be done in many ways, the yoganis did it, the leadership of the yoganis changed the situation i.e he didn't use these populist slogans, although the mood in romania is like that, you know, bordering countries always have something to talk about, we had such conversations with poland, but now that russia has attacked everyone and this is an attack on everyone, hungary 's position looks like a separatist one, that's right from others - this is a parade position or a separatist attempt to contact the kremlin directly, and it is very dangerous because if someone is allowed, why shouldn't others also play? i believe that we have the zahoriv side to work in the future with the parliament of hungary and with various political forces. it is really not easy to talk about ensuring the rights of the highlanders in ukraine and ukrainians in hungary. all this must be done. in nato, a lot of questions

only a good composition, but also wonderful friends murakami band on your watch on dark hair x we ​​forgot the past. noah's eyes get excited, revolts his eyes. in the gardenes. will serve the head of the eye, listen lord now let's get together okay? ready. let's go again guys, let's go. i still three eyes listen. empty dens all are needed. the murakami band and you are friends, thank you very much. thank you for inviting us. i hug him. when you 're on the tour for a long time we usually have green ends where there's always going to be hell, which, well, for example, the wiring was when you ride with the dancers, we're epoxy they glued a banknote to the stage and it was interesting to see the reaction of the dancers that you know. they always made such amazing steam, someone bends down somehow outside the room, someone tries to lose his foot there, and what is there like that, and we had a director for some name of him. he played drums. he just brought us this green concert. uh, this tradition came with him and remember this moment, when you probably exactly remember it . remember, i remember it for the rest of my life. they just took and raised the key, a

acceptable to garden whether massa armine had a heart attack while she was in police custody or was beaten to death, he said that an investigation is still on the way. i asked him wondering, does he have the inquiry is still ongoing. it's our duty to follow the investigation. our intention is transparency and justice. medical forensics are looking into it and the final report will be presented within the next few days. now people in iran are waiting for this, a forensic report to be released once it's released. we will see whether it's going to convince the protesters and based on that, which kind of actions are going to be taken by the government. but as of now, we can see that their protest here are using the momentum regarding ad they are asked to calles that the participation to this protest is, is, is, is declining. but it's not clear whether it is because of the internet restriction that was put by the government that is per wanted to protest is from organizing. or whether it is because of the heavy presence of the security forces in the cities. and the heavy handed security measures against the protesters. supporters of a rakish year later mal tara l sada, have fo

wondering why you don't see loads of flowers here, that's because people have actually been asked to leave their floral tributes at green park. i was walking through was now become a makeshift memorial gardenrld. pakistan, turkey, mexico. this really does feel like a global outpouring of grief as well as a national one. it global outpouring of grief as well as a national one.— as a national one. it really does. thank you _ as a national one. it really does. thank you very _ as a national one. it really does. thank you very much. _ as a national one. it really does. thank you very much. i - as a national one. it really does. thank you very much. i was - as a national one. it really does. j thank you very much. i was here as a national one. it really does. i thank you very much. i was here at buckingham palace really quite early friday morning. only having been announced the night before and there were already so many people leaving flowers, and i met and spoke to a number of people, one lady who said she's not my queen, she explained she's not my queen, she explained she lived in london, but she was from taiwan. "she's not my queen, but she so admired, "she had to say thank you and really w

diligence and her not complaining nature and that's admirable, but she had this wonderful twinkly sense of humor. i was at this gardene and an american woman kind of grand in washington circles made sure she got to the front of the line so she got to the line and she curtsied for the queen and she said your majesty i am so happy to meet you. she said oh, really? why? >> she had this sense of yeah, i'm the queen. whatever. it's all of that, but it's really this sense of -- it's hard when you've known people who you've loved very much. i'm thinking of mika and her own mother this summer and it's triggering some of that this summer and it's a family losing somebody and we feel we're losing part of the family. >> that is what she wanted and what she understood that the royal family needed to be an example, but also to others, but also a part of others' lives in a deeply personal way. you know, mike, there's no way we americans can understand this. the passing of a head of state for 70 years. i do remember growing up my mother saying that she grew up and fdr was the only president she knew and when fdr died after being pr

wonder what is going on there. because i think the presidents like j.f.k. after the pay of bigs disaster, he cleared his books of rose gardenies to make sure the gravity of the next day and who a disaster it turned out to be, he was not unaware of it. he later took ownership of that disaster. the same with ronald reagan after the 1987 stock market crash. he cleared the decks. there were no rose garden events to celebrate anything outside saying that he still had confidence in the american economy and the markets. there's none of that going on here with this white house. >> nobody told the president not to invite james taylor to play "fire and rain". >> neil: of all songs, why "fire and rain?" i digress. go ahead. >> i think that the white house, they're obviously bullish because of the accomplishments that they've had this summer. whether it's the inflation reduction act or some of these executive actions the president has taken, if they have the intended effect will have consequences down the road. not immediately. to your point about electric cars, it's a great photo open for the first president who is truly a motor head.

gardeners from some of the palaces. but is not just the public that loved the queen. she was a wonderful person to look for. so what is typical of her having this day carefully, that part of it was giving a chance to pay respects. >> bill: duncan come i don't know if you can see the screen, but we are seeing the shot of her coffin as it went into st. george's chapel. in that bouquet of flowers on top of the coffin was a note, handwritten, dana and i were trying to figure it out. at some point, we will know what was said? >> yes, i think we are trying to press our faces up to the television screen but we couldn't quite see it. it was a very brief and very heartfelt matter from the king to his late mother. quite, quite significant really, quite poor ignorant, all those people in the world in the past ten days that have really felt the impact of the queen's death. only one card, one little note on her coffin and that note coming handwritten from her son and the air prince charles. handing over and passing on power and the symbolism today will take some months. >> bill: is sure will. duncan, thank you, duncan l

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only that it was a garden only yesterday, but curtains hung on those windows and when they filmed the festive blue light, since we didn’t have the opportunity to shoot these wonderfuley made such ball gowns for uh nina kondratov and valentina leontief anna shilova well , of course, the blue light program enjoyed the greatest success all the years. well -known people, cosmonauts, artists came, and all this happened. you know, somehow live, and therefore there was a special atmosphere. the estonian vocal father of the war backdrop and other color was filmed here. oh hello and gloss i'm here. e, when i studied at the institute, blue light was filmed here in this studio. yes, and i remember something like this happened to me . i came running, and the shooting had already begun. me seated at a table on the table on the table are beautiful fruit cakes. i was hungry and someone from uh, the guests said to me, well, take uh, eat a cake. i took claire's cake and sank my teeth into it. it turned out that this bytophoria is good. when a strip of puddles rain it's good to stand firmly in the square, knowing what will come. let's go now there is a rehearsal going on on the thir