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[00:00:43] Hello, we have again the main stories
[00:00:46] that happened nearby. My name is Yaroslav Krosienko, this
[00:00:50] week in the city, this is how our correspondents
[00:00:52] saw it.
[00:00:59] Operation.
[00:01:02] Under the mask of a surgeon, what happens in the operating rooms of private
[00:01:06] cosmetology clinics? The department is new, so
[00:01:10] there are no comments. And is it possible to get out of there without losses?
[00:01:14] A medical investigation by Maria Bukata. There are dozens
[00:01:17] of doors here, but for some reason there is no sign or
[00:01:21] plaque
[00:01:21] on any of them.
[00:01:25] Hello comrades, you called an old cavalryman,
[00:01:29] to horse. A new life for the Moscow
[00:01:32] Hippodrome began. You can observe one of the main human
[00:01:35] passions. The passion for gambling. And how it was
[00:01:39] brought back from oblivion. We appreciate the imperial aesthetics
[00:01:42] of the place. The opening of the famous London
[00:01:46] Wembley Stadium was almost
[00:01:56] electronic mechanisms are taking over the streets of Moscow.
[00:02:03] And what will happen when there are many of them? Oksana Maksimova
[00:02:06] is training androids. What do you
[00:02:08] want? Well, they were going back and forth,
[00:02:12] they swore and cursed.
[00:02:16] Vera, where does the Russian count's Italian sadness come from? There is
[00:02:19] something to admire. The end of a large
[00:02:22] thirteen-year restoration. Irina Baranova
[00:02:25] in a heavy noble suite. Imitation was
[00:02:28] at the height of fashion in those days.
[00:02:31] Oh God, poor little one, he jumped right over
[00:02:35] the fence, right to us. Horns and hooves, why are there
[00:02:38] so many moose on Moscow roads now? He
[00:02:41] slipped along the car, like this, and flew over the roof to the
[00:02:45] oncoming lane. And how to avoid a collision with a forest
[00:02:48] giant. Zhanna Korpenko walks moose trails. Well,
[00:02:52] the chances of survival for passengers are minimal.
[00:02:55] Center of Moscow, what kind of fish will you catch, big or
[00:02:59] small? My fish, why is office Moscow
[00:03:02] exchanging laptops for fishing rods? More
[00:03:05] and more often we see fishermen on its
[00:03:09] banks. But this is a crime against the city. And how
[00:03:11] does street fishing differ from fishing? Maxim Oparin
[00:03:15] catches live bait. Where else can you fish with such a
[00:03:19] beautiful view of
[00:03:20] Moscow?
[00:03:36] So, in the crown of great metropolitan landmarks, another bright
[00:03:39] star has shone again - the Moscow Hippodrome. The oldest in Russia,
[00:03:42] it is almost two centuries old, and the first in the world, built specifically
[00:03:46] for trotters, it was in a very deplorable
[00:03:49] state for many years, gradually losing not only its former glory, but also becoming
[00:03:53] completely unsuitable for use. Stables were collapsing, stands
[00:03:57] were dilapidated, tracks were falling into
[00:04:00] disrepair. A large-scale reconstruction has been completed there, the hippodrome
[00:04:04] has practically been revived, brought back to life from
[00:04:07] oblivion. How does it look now and what do they plan to surprise
[00:04:11] visitors with? The new life of this significant
[00:04:14] city venue began before our
[00:04:16] eyes. Here they are, the symbols,
[00:04:20] mascots, the five-pointed star and four horses rushing forward
[00:04:23] have risen again, soared over the Moscow
[00:04:26] Hippodrome, resurrected from oblivion, from desolation.
[00:04:30] To once again crown this territory of sport, art,
[00:04:34] and excitement.
[00:04:39] This is the very bell that for decades
[00:04:42] announced the most important things for the Hippodrome. The completion of registration
[00:04:46] of participants, readiness to start a race or its
[00:04:49] finish. Now about the beginning of a new
[00:04:52] era. The Central Moscow
[00:04:55] Hippodrome, the oldest in our
[00:04:57] country, has received a second
[00:05:01] birth.
[00:05:04] The historical building, which
[00:05:08] has been restored with great love
[00:05:10] and care,
[00:05:21] Moscow today is once again
[00:05:25] becoming the center of equestrian
[00:05:28] sport in Russia. It was built in the first half
[00:05:32] of the 19th century for trotting races, this is when
[00:05:35] a horse trots, harnessed to a two-wheeled
[00:05:38] sulky. All Russian nobility came to the competitions.
[00:06:43] Since 1834,
[00:06:46] Pushkin had just written his Tale of the Golden Cockerel and
[00:06:49] The Queen of Spades, passions were already boiling
[00:06:53] at this very spot then, when the opening
[00:06:56] of the famous London Wembley Stadium was
[00:06:59] almost a century away. That is, it is worth
[00:07:02] coming here also to simply touch
[00:07:05] history. And there is also its own museum here,
[00:07:09] and of course a hall for betting. Well, what
[00:07:12] kind of races are there without bets? Here you can observe one of the main
[00:07:16] human passions, the passion for gambling. This episode from
[00:07:20] the Perestroika era film Assa was also filmed here. But
[00:07:23] there was never a proper veterinary center
[00:07:26] at the Hippodrome. And stables of this level for a thousand
[00:07:30] horses, with a kitchen, washing, solariums.
[00:07:33] Solarium sounds like that, but generally it sounds beautiful, but
[00:07:37] its function is drying, in which there are
[00:07:40] 24 ultraviolet lamps. Which, with the help of a fan,
[00:07:44] blow warm air, and the horse
[00:07:46] receives the missing
[00:07:50] warmth in the cold season. The streets adjacent to the hippodrome
[00:07:53] were landscaped, where new, very cozy walking
[00:07:57] areas appeared. Meanwhile, visits to private
[00:08:00] cosmetology clinics still remain a lottery for Muscovites.
[00:08:04] Will it be lucky or not? Will the necessary paid amount of the operation
[00:08:07] go successfully or will everything end in a big medical drama,
[00:08:11] and it's good if it doesn't end fatally. Just these days, investigators,
[00:08:14] relatives of one of the patients of such an institution are trying to figure out why
[00:08:18] a relatively simple operation resulted in a coma and
[00:08:21] resuscitation. What happened there under the light of medical
[00:08:25] lamps? Our Maria Bukata
[00:08:28] is conducting her own investigation. For each operation, I have a certain
[00:08:31] checklist, where it is prescribed what should be on the operating table, what
[00:08:35] should be prepared, what instruments, what equipment. This
[00:08:39] allows minimizing any surprises during the operation.
[00:08:42] Young plastic surgeon Levon Lavrov actively shared
[00:08:46] professional secrets with subscribers, but reality
[00:08:50] turned out to be far from ideal posts. One of Lavrov's
[00:08:53] last operations ended in disaster,
[00:08:56] his patient, public figure Alexander Dyagilev, right during
[00:09:00] a surgical intervention to correct a nasal septum
[00:09:04] fell into a coma with an extensive stroke. He went
[00:09:07] for the operation, it was supposed to be at 11 AM,
[00:09:10] after which I...
[00:09:26] It turned out that the team of the private clinic in Stolyarny Lane, where
[00:09:29] the Muscovite applied, tried for several hours to carry out
[00:09:32] resuscitation measures on their own, without calling
[00:09:36] an ambulance. Every minute counted, it is possible that
[00:09:39] the doctors tried to avoid...
[00:09:45] The situation itself, with the onset of these
[00:09:48] consequences in the form of a stroke, is classified as grievous bodily
[00:09:52] harm. Anesthesia was administered for one
[00:09:55] hour, almost an hour earlier than the operation itself began.
[00:09:59] In addition, Alexander Dyagilev had several serious illnesses,
[00:10:02] the operation could have been contraindicated. In patients with
[00:10:06] diabetes, there are changes in the clotting
[00:10:10] system of the blood. They can be.
[00:11:25] Let robots replace us, not in the distant future. Who could have imagined
[00:11:28] 5-6 years ago that the streets of the capital would be filled with electronic mechanisms
[00:11:32] scurrying about their business? People are already ceasing to pay
[00:11:35] attention to them, unless such an android cuts them off on the road,
[00:11:39] and they can. What will happen when not hundreds of robots, as now, but
[00:11:43] thousands, tens of thousands
[00:11:46] come out onto the avenues and boulevards? The prospects
[00:11:50] of peaceful coexistence between us and them were assessed by
[00:11:52] Oksana Maksimova. Silent,
[00:11:56] polite, and charged with hard work, delivery robots are something
[00:11:59] between a moon rover and a homing pigeon. Their unblinking gaze captures the hearts of Muscovites. They are like
[00:12:03] electric cats that get under your feet, and you want to
[00:12:06] pet each one and feed it. What do you want me to give
[00:12:10] you, a power bank? Autonomous couriers will deliver everything from a bottle of water to
[00:12:13] important documents. And to their older colleagues, they don't take
[00:12:17] their bread away, well, a little bit, when they drive, you think, we wave,
[00:12:21] "Hello, colleague!" Popular love seems to have gone to their heads. Here
[00:12:25] on a small street in the center, a dozen robots blocked the sidewalk, forcing
[00:12:28] pedestrians into the roadway. They set the chat to charge. And how this
[00:12:32] poor fellow ended up in the middle of the roadway is unknown. Driving at high
[00:12:35] speeds is not their forte. They are strong
[00:12:38] with patience.
[00:12:42] Anti-vandal box on six wheels, each has a separate
[00:12:45] electric motor, this helps to overcome curbs, get out of pits,
[00:12:49] inside the box a microclimate is maintained, in summer ice cream will not melt, in winter
[00:12:52] rolls will not freeze, ordering...
[00:13:33] with feet and hands, it will be faster, more maneuverable, the charge will last
[00:13:36] longer than 8 hours. In the future, it may become economically more effective than
[00:13:40] human delivery. A human, for example, needs to rest first, but
[00:13:44] a robot comes, recharges, and goes on. And the urban environment for
[00:13:48] human-like robots will not have to be changed, they are ready for it
[00:13:51] from the factory. The main essence of this technology is
[00:13:55] the future replacement, the freeing of people from dangerous routine
[00:13:58] work, so that they perform the function of delivery, the function
[00:14:01] of inspection, the function of security. Impartial, cold-blooded, easily
[00:14:05] trainable, this is a sample that instantly copies human
[00:14:08] facial expressions. I will be
[00:14:10] surprised now.
[00:14:13] And this is a robot actor, characterized by a special smoothness of gestures,
[00:14:17] amazingness is transmitted with the help of its pneumatic muscles, many
[00:14:20] degrees of freedom in the hands, you see, each finger moves. Here
[00:14:24] he... is shy. Here Roman, not a timid type for
[00:14:28] a machine, he moves his hips well, the robot
[00:14:30] is designed for entertainment, and
[00:14:34] it perfectly copes with its function. People
[00:14:38] are already being helped by a robot cleaner, a robot waiter, a robot salesperson.
[00:14:41] Humanoid housekeepers are in development. They will be able to load
[00:14:45] laundry into a washing machine, make you coffee. All
[00:14:48] of this is possible. I will draw an analogy with phones. Once it was
[00:14:52] unaffordable, now everyone has a phone.
[00:14:59] On paws, on wheels, on feet, fantasy quickly catches up with
[00:15:03] reality. Oksana Maksimova, Georgy Stadnik, Liga Dzhavakhishvili, Week in
[00:15:06] the City. No, they still need to try to earn
[00:15:10] trust. This is Week in the City and the most interesting stories are, as
[00:15:13] always, ahead.
[00:15:27] At this very moment, thousands of residents of the Moscow region are in
[00:15:31] schools or going there or have just left the buildings. Until
[00:15:34] the closing of polling stations, there are just over
[00:15:38] 5 hours left. The time comes for those who postponed voting until the last
[00:15:41] day and at the same time conservatively prefer to fill out not
[00:15:44] electronic but traditional paper ballots. My
[00:15:48] colleague Igor Roslavtsev is at one of the polling stations right now, he is with us
[00:15:52] live. Igor, what is the atmosphere like? Festive,
[00:15:55] working,
[00:15:56] businesslike?
[00:16:00] Yes, good afternoon, Yaroslav, the atmosphere is both festive and working. Behind me
[00:16:04] is a polling station, opposite it, by the way, is another one, and there are
[00:17:07] I will add that the polling stations are equipped with a video surveillance
[00:17:10] and video recording system, KIOCs, complex processing of
[00:17:14] ballots, are working, in general, everything for the convenience of voters.
[00:17:17] The polling stations will be open until 8 PM, so there is still time
[00:17:21] to come and cast your vote. Yaroslav, thank you,
[00:17:24] colleague, yes, voting continues, Igor
[00:17:28] Roslavtsev was live
[00:17:30] with us.
[00:17:36] For drivers in Moscow and the Moscow region, it's the peak season when extremely
[00:17:40] dangerous road factors, those that can even lead to fatal accidents,
[00:17:43] are more common than usual. Moose, they are much
[00:17:47] more dangerous than inadequate racers or irresponsible pedestrians.
[00:17:50] They are in rutting season now, males do all sorts of
[00:17:53] things. A meeting with a forest giant who is a little bit
[00:17:57] out of his mind off the roadway can be dangerous, and even more so if you collide with
[00:18:00] the animal at high speed. But how do moose
[00:18:03] end up on highways, overcoming all obstacles? The intersection
[00:18:07] of highways with moose trails was marked on the map by Zhanna
[00:18:11] Karpenko.
[00:18:13] Motorists slow down on Yaroslavskoye Highway, a moose
[00:18:17] is running along the highway, and this is already Korolyov, a moose is strolling between houses
[00:18:21] not at all afraid of people. The animal continued its journey in
[00:18:24] the forest, lay down to rest after the walk. In Mytishchi, the moose
[00:18:28] apparently also got bored of wandering alone, decided to show itself to
[00:18:32] people. Anastasia was walking in the park with her dog, when suddenly the moose
[00:18:36] rushed at her. looks at me, moves towards
[00:18:39] me, I scream, run away, it was a huge animal, that's it, that's it, that's it,
[00:18:43] that's it, go, go, go, Istra, hunting supervision specialists
[00:18:47] rescue a small moose calf that fell into a well, my
[00:18:50] eyes in the glass, horns on the driver's side, the entire cabin in glass,
[00:18:54] Alexander needed medical attention after encountering a moose on
[00:18:57] the highway, just now a car flipped over a moose, three
[00:19:01] moose rushed under Margarita's wheels at once, a year after the accident
[00:19:04] she is still repairing the car, spent half a million,
[00:19:08] when the gamekeepers arrived and discussed that the driver, well,
[00:19:12] he died, in such a situation, in general, as the car is broken, most likely
[00:19:16] a corpse, well, I mean a corpse, I'm standing here, a moose has quite long
[00:19:20] legs, its weight reaches 300 kg, in a collision
[00:19:23] at full speed, it ends up in the cabin, entirely, the chances
[00:19:27] of survival for passengers are minimal, and unfortunately,
[00:19:30] our law does not practically provide for such cases, in this situation,
[00:19:34] of course, you even have the right to demand compensation from the Ministry of Forestry
[00:19:37] or the administration of this district for
[00:19:41] the damage caused to the car. The driver can count on
[00:19:43] compensation if he did everything according to the rules, did not
[00:19:47] flee the scene of the accident, put up a sign, called
[00:19:50] the police. If it was not possible to prevent an accident,
[00:19:53] it is forbidden to evacuate the animal independently, it can be qualified
[00:19:57] as theft or illegal hunting, a fine of up to a million rubles.
[00:20:00] A moose calf with broken hooves lay on the side of the road for more than a day.
[00:20:04] The hunting supervision issued a license to shoot it. Indifferent
[00:20:08] residents were indignant, they stood vigil 24/7
[00:20:11] next to the dying animal. We ask that we be given
[00:20:14] the opportunity to treat it. People gathered
[00:20:17] here, ready to pay for everything at their own expense. It took three
[00:20:20] darts with tranquilizers, a large Gazelle, and dozens of volunteers to
[00:20:24] load a moose calf weighing half a ton. Finally, the injured
[00:20:28] animal was taken for surgery, it did not survive. They came up with a nickname, in chats,
[00:20:32] they called it Prince. There are several reasons why moose run out onto the roads,
[00:20:35] the first is the rutting season. In September and October, males
[00:20:39] are active, in search of a mate they travel up to 120 km a
[00:20:43] day, looking for love everywhere, in the water moose,
[00:20:46] by the way, are excellent swimmers, in the forest and even in
[00:20:49] the city. When you walk, make sounds, you can turn on music,
[00:20:52] talk to yourself, you can call someone, animals usually have
[00:20:56] good hearing and do not seek a deliberate encounter with people, they go around
[00:20:59] if they hear you. Another reason is with the appearance of offspring: the first child
[00:21:03] moves to the background, begins to explore this world without the participation
[00:21:07] of the mother, learns to find food. Feeding moose human
[00:21:10] food is prohibited, digestive problems are inevitable, they usually eat
[00:21:14] branches, leaves and bark, an apple is like
[00:21:18] a dessert for these animals, it is possible.
[00:21:22] but only on the occasion of our visit. In Moscow and
[00:21:25] the region, 43 signs warn of wild
[00:21:28] animals crossing. Most of them are in the area of Losiny Ostrov, Izmailovsky
[00:21:32] Forest Park, Tinao. The problem was partially solved by ecoducts,
[00:21:35] equipped crossing places, but the young ones do not use them, so
[00:21:39] even if there are no signs, slowing down on the highway and being vigilant
[00:21:43] while walking in the forest will not be superfluous. Zhanna Karpenko, Andrey Lapidus and Nelya
[00:21:46] Borisova, Week in the City. And Moscow restorers have returned
[00:21:50] to the city, the country, the people, another element of the great mosaic of Russian
[00:21:54] history. It is small, but how bright is the Italian
[00:21:57] pavilion of the Ostankino estate. This is one of the most beautiful palaces in Moscow,
[00:22:01] a real diamond of Russian architecture of the 16th century.
[00:22:04] The interiors there are so luxurious, they just blind the eyes. Now anyone
[00:22:08] can get there, and at any time of the year. Previously, all
[00:22:11] the halls were closed for the winter. Why should you go there
[00:22:14] at least once to see all this noble
[00:22:18] splendor, incredible...
[00:22:50] painted with a brush, the Italian pavilion of Count Sheremetev's serf theater
[00:22:53] is open to visitors after 13
[00:22:57] years of restoration. This is not marble or
[00:23:01] gilded ironwork, everything, every detail, and the pilasters themselves and
[00:23:04] columns, are made of wood, of course, the count
[00:23:07] wanted not to save money, but to give lightness to the construction of his halls,
[00:23:10] his palace, then imitation was at
[00:23:14] the peak of fashion in those days. Without a stage, the exhibits of the hall are a marble
[00:23:17] Aphrodite, more than 2,000 years old, which, according to legend,
[00:23:21] was discovered in the ashes of Pompeii. Historical chandeliers
[00:23:24] with crystal clusters hang from the luxurious ceiling, they are, by the way,
[00:23:27] German. 16th century parquet made of five types of wood, including
[00:23:31] birch. But then why did this hall
[00:23:35] Count Sheremetev call Italian? The main
[00:23:37] dominant role in this hall was assigned to sculpture,
[00:23:41] and not just one, there were eight of them around the perimeter, they
[00:23:45] are all preserved. Now they are undergoing restoration, and next spring
[00:23:47] they will return to their historical places. The Italian pavilion in
[00:23:51] Ostankino became another pearl in the cascade of architectural masterpieces
[00:23:55] of the capital that opened after restoration. The museum building
[00:23:58] returned to the garage designed 100 years ago by the brilliant
[00:24:02] Konstantin Melnikov. The garage became a real salvation for
[00:24:05] the drivers of the Leyland buses that appeared in
[00:24:08] Moscow. The drivers, of course, going back and forth, they
[00:24:12] swore and cursed, but in general it was clear that it was inconvenient.
[00:24:15] The brilliant Melnikov saved the drivers from having to
[00:24:18] quarrel and... a piece of
[00:24:51] their youth, childhood, or very recent memories, how
[00:24:54] they, on this bus, ran away from school, for example,
[00:24:58] going to the cinema, or to Gorky Park, leaving behind the
[00:25:02] twenty-five-meter colonnade all doubts and hardships of school
[00:25:05] weekdays. This week, the large-scale restoration of this
[00:25:09] symbol of the park and heroic Moscow was completed. All
[00:25:12] of this was a symbol of perpetuating the memory of
[00:25:15] the victory in the Great Patriotic War, so that every person who passes under it
[00:25:19] feels like a citizen of a great
[00:25:22] country, a country of victory. The restoration
[00:25:25] was carried out on the entire entrance ensemble, including the semicircular
[00:25:28] pavilions of the historical park ticket offices. The square between them
[00:25:31] has changed dramatically. Here, during my childhood, there was a completely empty square,
[00:25:35] now, well, there is simply something to admire. In the evening,
[00:25:39] designer lighting will add comfort to this place, the lanterns
[00:25:43] are hidden among the flowers. Well, in broad daylight,
[00:25:46] you can examine the decorative attractions in detail,
[00:25:49] because many came for them once
[00:25:52] to the Central Park of Culture and Leisure. By the end of this
[00:25:56] year, the restoration of the historical fence of Gorky Park will be completed, then
[00:26:00] the main entrance will be open
[00:26:02] to everyone. Irina Baranova, Narya Borisova, Andrey Lapidus, Week in
[00:26:05] the City. Office Moscow,
[00:26:09] unexpectedly for everyone, began to turn into
[00:26:12] fishing Moscow. Ordinary fishing is no longer a trivial
[00:26:15] hobby of harsh men, conservative pensioners, but
[00:26:19] the most fashionable pastime of advanced
[00:26:23] metropolitan youth: a fishing rod, a spinning rod, accessories that
[00:26:26] are carefully selected to match the image, and the fishing process is an inexhaustible,
[00:26:30] inexhaustible source of content for social networks. And most
[00:26:33] importantly, street fishermen, as the new fishermen call themselves, do not
[00:26:37] go to distant rivers and lakes, but cast their hooks right in
[00:26:40] the city. Who do they want to catch and what do they do with the catch? Our
[00:26:44] Maxim Oparin visited the best fishing spots, armed with everything
[00:26:47] necessary. They are given away only with fishing rods, this
[00:26:50] company is not at all like classic fishermen, no swamp-colored
[00:26:54] boots and camouflage. They store their tackle not in backpacks, but in these
[00:26:57] fashionable bags. Street fishermen, modern fishermen,
[00:27:01] put away the fishing rod, I'm just an ordinary Moscow fashionista,
[00:27:14] I took it out, I'm already a fashionista fisherman, let's say. There are many
[00:27:18] girls, among them there is a fashion for pink fishing rods. Those who come for the first
[00:27:22] time will be helped, just like this, we make a finger,
[00:27:25] so we opened
[00:27:28] the reel and at the last moment
[00:27:31] we release it. Vlad organized this fishing community simply because
[00:27:35] he was tired of office work. I gathered a meeting, about 45
[00:27:38] people came, and I thought there would be some bearded fashionistas,
[00:27:42] but people from five to 80 years old came. Well,
[00:27:46] today, for some reason, many young people gathered. Each such meeting of street fishermen
[00:27:50] is a mini-tournament, the one who catches the biggest fish receives a symbolic
[00:27:53] prize, this brings excitement. What kind of fish will you catch,
[00:27:57] big or small, and sometimes I like to
[00:28:00] go fishing to relax, it's for the soul. They fish where
[00:28:04] it bites well almost everywhere. Here is a huge catfish in
[00:28:07] the Yauza,
[00:28:10] bream near Gorky Park, and perch, according to them, are found
[00:28:13] everywhere. Center of Moscow, a handsome
[00:28:16] little perch caught by a boy. At Patriarch Ponds, it turns out there are plenty of
[00:28:20] pike, there is even a four-kilogram one, but it has already
[00:28:22] broken off twice. And this is another catfish, this time near Kotelnicheskaya
[00:28:26] Embankment, I caught it about 15 meters under the bridge,
[00:28:30] I couldn't lift this giant, it broke off. The fishermen are not
[00:28:33] upset, what is caught in the city, they always release
[00:28:36] back. Some took it, yes, but that's a crime against
[00:28:39] the city, against street fishing, it's just a kind of urban culture, the fact
[00:28:43] that you came and caught for pleasure. Urban fishing, how
[00:28:46] does it differ from other fishing, in your opinion? Urban fishing is more about
[00:28:50] communication, many fishermen, and fishing
[00:28:53] in nature, there you sit alone and
[00:28:56] meditate. The tradition of fishing in the city is not new, for example, on the pond
[00:29:00] in Beket Park, there are always fishermen, always with a catch, the pond
[00:29:04] is rich with crucian carp,
[00:29:06] wow, is that for how long, since morning? Have you heard about
[00:29:09] such a movement as street fishing? No, I haven't
[00:29:12] heard, but you are essentially participating in it. Well, street fishing is fishing
[00:29:16] in the city center, essentially, I didn't know. In these
[00:29:20] shots taken in 1983, Moscow fishermen are sitting almost in the same
[00:29:23] places as their modern followers, and they are also dressed
[00:29:27] fashionably. More and more often we see fishermen
[00:29:30] on its banks. The fact that Moscow fishermen... are doing it, is confirmed
[00:29:33] by employees of specialized stores. Many young people
[00:29:36] go, including girls, not just boys, starting from
[00:29:40] school age up to now.
[00:29:43] married couples. Young people always
[00:29:46] move, follow trends, for something, for something
[00:29:50] unusual, especially since fashion, as they say,
[00:29:53] is cyclical, and the fashion for fishing
[00:29:55] is returning. In ordinary fishing, there's a point where you need to take
[00:29:59] a lot of things with you, for example, the same food. To cook
[00:30:03] on a campfire, a pot, matches, all of that. In urban fishing,
[00:30:06] there's none of that, you can just interrupt at any time and
[00:30:10] grab a bite in nearby cafes, and
[00:30:12] besides, where else would you go fishing with such a wonderful
[00:30:16] view of Moscow? Maxim Aparin, Nikolai Panechkin, Lika Dzhevykhishvili,
[00:30:20] Pavel Glozunov and Roman Sladkov, a week in the city. In general,
[00:30:24] fish, big and small, are caught right in the city center, it would be a shame not
[00:30:27] to take advantage. This was a week in the city, we will be back exactly
[00:30:31] in 7 days to tell the stories that happened near
[00:30:35] us, see you!