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[00:00:03] you don't have to be perfect to be a foster parent, find out more at
[00:01:01] PKOL, dismissed by the Minister of Justice, the rector of the Academy of Justice Michał
[00:01:05] Sopiński, in turn, has been trying to enter the university building for several
[00:01:08] days. Zuzanna Kuczyńska, who is also on
[00:01:12] site, will tell you about this situation. Welcome.
[00:01:24] Radosław Piesiewicz may be dismissed today from the position of president of the Polish
[00:01:28] Olympic Committee. At 13:00 in Warsaw,
[00:01:32] the PKOL board will meet, which may make such a decision
[00:01:35] based on the statute. Now, for more information, we turn
[00:01:39] to Marcin Czapski. Marcin, good morning, please
[00:01:42] tell me, is this dismissal a foregone conclusion?
[00:01:46] What can we say
[00:01:47] name, it's covered, but he has about it now?
[00:01:49] It seems that the dismissal is certain, but who will be the new president of
[00:01:53] PKO, that is still a big question
[00:01:56] mark, around which at least eight
[00:01:59] points revolve. These eight points are deputies, and this is where we again need
[00:02:03] to refer to the statute, because the PKOL statute allows for
[00:02:07] the dismissal of the president if he is unable to
[00:02:10] perform his function, in any way he cannot
[00:02:13] perform it, and in this case we are dealing with such a situation, because President
[00:02:17] Pisiewicz is under arrest
[00:02:21] and for 2.5 weeks he has not been able to
[00:02:24] perform his function, therefore he will probably be
[00:02:27] elected his successor today or... and
[00:02:31] will perform this function until April, i.e. until the end of his term, well
[00:02:34] now the question here is who can become this
[00:02:37] successor, there are eight
[00:02:40] deputies of the President of PKOL, I say eight, because there is
[00:02:44] one woman, Otylia Jędrzejczak, in this composition, in this composition
[00:02:47] there is also the person who currently performs this function,
[00:02:50] namely Mieczysław Nowicki, this is the man who
[00:02:54] was indicated by Piesiewicz and therefore there are also
[00:02:57] comments that perhaps...
[00:03:00] everything would be, well in accordance with the law and it will be, but so that there are no
[00:03:04] suspicions, maybe someone else, but we will not
[00:03:08] speculate who, but as I said, there are eight
[00:03:11] deputies, but Robert Korzeniowski also appears, who
[00:03:15] said that he is ready to perform this
[00:03:18] function, let's listen to him, today with this
[00:03:21] fall
[00:03:26] in perception of values.
[00:03:32] as an institution that arranges something, that sends someone somewhere,
[00:03:36] that causes some contract to be
[00:03:39] signed with someone, or some personal data to be, this is completely
[00:03:43] absurd, we definitely have to
[00:03:46] move away from that,
[00:03:48] well, precisely, all of us as fans, citizens, would not want
[00:03:51] sports to be entangled in such arrangements, today
[00:03:55] at 13:00 the board meeting, it will be a continuation
[00:03:59] of the presidium, of the government, which started on
[00:04:01] Tuesday. And it will also be a kind of
[00:04:05] test for the organization itself. Marcin Czapski is dealing with
[00:04:08] this topic. Thank you very much Marcin. Meanwhile,
[00:04:11] dismissed by the Minister of Justice, the rector of the Academy of Justice Michał
[00:04:15] Sopiński, has been consistently trying
[00:04:17] to enter the university building for several days. In previous days, MPs from Law
[00:04:21] and Justice also tried to conduct a parliamentary inspection in this place. Zuzanna
[00:04:25] Kuczyńska is following the situation on site. Zuzanna,
[00:04:28] good morning. Please tell me what is happening now in front of
[00:04:31] the building,
[00:04:33] just a moment ago there was another attempt by the former rector Michał
[00:04:37] Sopiński to enter the building of the Academy of Justice, another
[00:04:40] unsuccessful attempt, because there is police in front of the building
[00:04:43] and they prevent the rector, the former rector, from
[00:04:47] entering the building, he tried
[00:04:50] to enter through the main entrance, because then the officers told him that
[00:04:54] as an employee of the university he must enter through the back entrance, he was not
[00:04:58] allowed in there either as... a former employee of this
[00:05:02] Academy of Justice, he returned
[00:05:05] then to the main
[00:05:09] entrance and there he tried to file
[00:05:12] a complaint against the officers who were preventing him from
[00:05:16] entering the building, now MP Antoni Macierewicz
[00:05:19] from Law and Justice has also appeared on site, probably with the function of supporting
[00:05:23] the former rector in entering
[00:05:27] the reasons for the dismissal, which Waldemar
[00:05:30] Żurek had presented several times, he did
[00:05:34] not quite want to comment Michał Sopiński on
[00:05:37] these, on these reasons for the dismissal, these
[00:05:40] reasons are related to... such issues
[00:05:43] as serious irregularities in doctorates,
[00:05:47] demonstration of his political activity, and the third reason
[00:05:51] was also a threat to the curator application,
[00:05:54] these were the reasons Waldemar Żurek cited for the
[00:05:58] dismissal, as for the dismissal itself, Michał
[00:06:01] Sopiński still maintains that he has not
[00:06:04] received the letter dismissing him from the position of rector of the
[00:06:08] Academy of Justice, we also asked
[00:06:12] about the attempt to deliver this document to him in
[00:06:15] Karpacz, which the Deputy Minister of Justice
[00:06:18] Mariart said was successful, however,
[00:06:21] Michał Sopiński maintains that he was not
[00:06:25] at the Gołębiewski Hotel, where the attempt to deliver
[00:06:28] it took place, he was not registered there, so he is still
[00:06:32] waiting, waiting for this document, today in the morning he was also at the
[00:06:36] Ministry of Justice, waiting for Waldemar Żurek to personally
[00:06:39] receive this document, this did not happen, he appeared
[00:06:43] again here, he is still ready to perform his duties, and
[00:06:47] Waldemar Żurek maintains that the new rector
[00:06:50] is someone else, not Michał Sopiński.
[00:06:54] Zuzanna Kuczyńska is dealing with this topic, she is in front of the building
[00:06:58] of the Academy of Justice. Thank you very much, we will stick to
[00:07:02] this topic, because during these attempts
[00:07:05] of parliamentary interventions, MP Antoni Macierewicz
[00:07:08] from Law and Justice violated the inviolability of a police officer,
[00:07:11] he also threatened him with taking the matter to court,
[00:07:14] the situation occurred during an attempt by the politician to enter
[00:07:18] AWS, where, let's remember, for several days, as Zuzanna
[00:07:21] just said, there has been a power struggle at this
[00:07:25] university, to prevent the MP from entering, so
[00:07:28] please
[00:07:33] very much, you are laughing, what are you laughing at, police officers are blocking the way for the MP to
[00:07:37] the Sejm of the Republic of
[00:07:38] Poland.
[00:07:56] if you act like that, just like your colleague, I will have to take you to
[00:07:59] court, do you understand, because what
[00:08:03] you are doing is a crime, I have the right, according to
[00:08:07] the law, to enter
[00:08:10] as an MP, and you...
[00:08:47] Yes, but you know, I think to myself that I can imagine a situation where someone from among
[00:08:50] us, ordinary people, tries to harangue
[00:08:54] a police officer in this way, touching
[00:08:56] his uniform, when the police officer is on duty, we are talking about serious matters,
[00:09:00] actually, I had such a situation when I tried to join the discussion
[00:09:04] when there was a vehicle check, of the driver, of whom
[00:09:07] I was also a passenger, and I tried to harangue something, I'm not proud
[00:09:11] of it, but very quickly... the police officer brought me down with two
[00:09:14] or three sentences, there was no
[00:09:16] discussion,
[00:09:19] MP Macierewicz says at a certain point to the police officer
[00:09:23] that he will have to take him to court, he will have to
[00:09:27] sue him and that what the police officer is doing
[00:09:30] is a violation of the law, so if MP Macierewicz actually takes the matter
[00:09:34] to court, he will lose completely, because
[00:09:37] of course an MP is
[00:09:41] not an average person. And he is allowed more, but he is not allowed
[00:09:44] everything, I checked in the meantime, just in case
[00:09:48] to refresh my remembered
[00:09:52] knowledge, at the moment when there is a police
[00:09:55] operation in the building, there is some police security,
[00:09:59] an MP has no right to enter there, I can imagine a situation
[00:10:02] where, for example, a crime has been committed in some place,
[00:10:06] and the services, for example, are securing evidence, and
[00:10:09] what, can an MP just enter, I don't know, trample on it? There are
[00:10:15] such exceptions, what's more,
[00:10:18] when there are any services, an MP has an absolute obligation, just like
[00:10:21] any citizen, just like you during such an incident.
[00:10:29] I agree that it's very good that the police officer
[00:10:32] didn't get drawn into any verbal skirmishes, I'm not sure if
[00:10:36] the situation here is clear, because
[00:10:39] as for his insignia, but I'm not
[00:10:43] a specialist, well, I have the impression that MP
[00:10:46] Macierewicz is trying
[00:10:49] to look at the full name, that the patch is partially
[00:10:53] covered, I don't know if. the police officer shouldn't
[00:10:56] have said his name, or whether it shouldn't be
[00:10:59] obvious that his name is
[00:11:02] visible, during a traffic stop, when a police officer approaches us, he introduces
[00:11:05] himself first, right Bojtek, I just think that here we should rely
[00:11:09] on asking this question to specialists
[00:11:12] who know this law, we can only speculate, because everything is
[00:11:15] being recorded, perhaps also broadcast somewhere, well, we need to
[00:11:19] protect the image of this police officer, but in what way do we protect
[00:11:23] his identity. Right and the police officer also has
[00:11:26] a recording device on him and so it was
[00:11:29] visible, this can also
[00:11:33] be confronted, the testimony of MP Macierewicz before
[00:11:36] or during a possible court
[00:11:39] hearing with the facts, however, on the other
[00:11:42] hand, you know police officers perform public
[00:11:45] functions and they have this insignia, they have a name, they have a
[00:11:49] number, they also appear in such situations when, for example,
[00:11:53] here in a public place, well, it's also difficult to say here
[00:11:57] that it's a matter of protecting his image, because he is a public
[00:12:01] official, that's right, at the same time each of these
[00:12:05] police officers in prevention, I don't know if you noticed, this is already a technical
[00:12:08] matter, he doesn't have this
[00:12:12] a number on his back often, this is a number thanks to which one can
[00:12:15] identify this police officer in a situation when, when there is
[00:12:19] actually such a need, the number is also on the front, so if there is
[00:12:23] such a need, appropriate. based on appropriate
[00:12:26] regulations, it can be done, thanks to this number, this police officer
[00:12:30] is not anonymous, as it used to be in the old days, good during
[00:12:33] various protests,
[00:12:37] well, I just wanted to say one more thing about
[00:12:40] police officers who are subjected to very high pressure
[00:12:44] in such situations, well, yes, cameras, an MP, a public
[00:12:47] figure, perhaps this is the first meeting
[00:12:49] of an officer with a person whom
[00:12:52] we see from...
[00:14:25] and diplomats. Among the passengers was former British Prime Minister Boris
[00:14:29] Johnson, advisor to the German Chancellor. Every
[00:14:32] time we wonder if it's Russia or if
[00:14:35] Russia did something on purpose, let's answer:
[00:14:39] yes: Russia acts to
[00:14:42] force various changes on this
[00:14:45] geopolitical map through sabotage,
[00:14:49] subversion, or actions below the threshold
[00:14:52] of war, and we must simply counteract
[00:15:25] that. the border in an evident way, here there are no
[00:15:27] doubts about it, about
[00:15:31] Russia doing it
[00:15:33] intentionally. We live in a truly safe
[00:15:37] country today, and to your question,
[00:15:40] I will answer a bit philosophically, every morning we must realize
[00:15:44] that the Russians attacked Russia on February
[00:15:48] 24, 2022,
[00:15:51] and since that day we have a country
[00:15:54] on our border that is waging a full-scale
[00:15:57] war, we are a frontline country, so
[00:16:01] whatever happens in our security
[00:16:03] space, it's not that it happened today
[00:16:07] without what happened before, we as
[00:16:10] a society must really look
[00:16:12] at the broader picture than just
[00:16:16] having a safe Poland today. And
[00:16:19] how should cooperation look, how can we prevent
[00:16:23] this type of action, that is, in short,
[00:16:26] protect ourselves from, for example, such a drone, if
[00:16:30] it flies into Poland, to shoot it down quickly, or simply
[00:16:33] to cooperate with Ukrainians.
[00:16:37] so as not to allow such situations, is it even
[00:16:41] possible in a situation where, as you said, there is simply a regular
[00:16:44] war there, and we are a country that is not at war,
[00:16:48] what are we doing, since the day
[00:16:52] of Russia's attack on Ukraine, we are supporting Ukraine, not only
[00:16:55] us as Poland, but the entire NATO and practically our entire Western
[00:16:58] civilization, so we are doing a lot, a lot of Polish
[00:17:02] equipment, including paying
[00:17:05] for Starlinks and all others...
[00:17:11] Russia, not wanting to lose this war, escalates
[00:17:15] it, please see the phases of this war, the phases of our
[00:17:18] aid, Russia went a step further, we went a step
[00:17:22] further, once no one even at the beginning of the war thought that today
[00:17:26] Russian pilots would be flying F16 planes,
[00:17:29] today they have them, so this is another step that
[00:17:32] I think we should take even more, to
[00:17:36] stop. this Russian escalation, how to
[00:17:38] do it? It's hard to say that we should start
[00:17:42] acting offensively towards Russia, although
[00:17:46] President Putin repeats that they are not fighting only with Ukraine,
[00:17:50] but fighting with the entire NATO. I would also like to draw your
[00:17:53] attention to one more thing, because of course I am listening to the entire debate,
[00:17:57] I am listening to experts, yyy generals
[00:18:01] already in reserve politicians of the opposition,
[00:18:04] it's very easy to have ideas right now. it's very
[00:18:08] easy to suggest them, it's much harder if you take
[00:18:11] responsibility, on your shoulders,
[00:18:14] really so physically the security of us citizens and
[00:18:18] all of Poland. I will only add that you probably
[00:18:21] meant Ukrainian pilots who are flying F16s
[00:18:24] today, yes exactly so,
[00:18:27] I wanted to ask you about one more specific
[00:18:31] thing, I think in this situation, because
[00:18:34] yesterday we talked about the attack on a train, among other things.
[00:18:39] thanks to, maybe not thanks to, because that's the wrong term, but
[00:18:43] in connection with such situations, we realize how serious the situation
[00:18:46] is and that after all these delegations that travel
[00:18:50] between, which arrive in Kyiv,
[00:18:53] diplomats, heads of government, travel by train, and
[00:18:56] yesterday, if one takes into account
[00:19:00] these suggestions, it could indeed have been an attack
[00:19:03] on such a train with diplomats, can such a means of
[00:19:07] transport be effectively secured at all, maybe this is a rhetorical
[00:19:11] question, mediately I will say, as I
[00:19:14] watch it, because if you traced back
[00:19:18] your information, there were days when you didn't
[00:19:21] report on the war in Ukraine, that something somewhere was not
[00:19:25] right, I don't want to use the word spectacular, but something very
[00:19:28] dangerous happened, to report on it,
[00:19:32] the full-scale war in Ukraine
[00:19:34] continues daily, there is a front line, there every day. one and the other
[00:19:38] side, attacks, defends, people die
[00:19:41] there every day, what happened now here, is
[00:19:45] not something that hasn't happened before in Ukraine, because
[00:19:48] Russians attacked trains that were standing at
[00:19:52] petrol stations, I mean at railway stations, they attacked
[00:19:55] trains that were filled with Ukrainians,
[00:19:59] meaning people who were evacuating, this
[00:20:02] is rather a way of showing in my
[00:20:05] perception to Europe. that you are
[00:20:08] not safe coming to Ukraine, today's technology
[00:20:11] really allows Russians to strike quite precisely, and
[00:20:15] if they wanted to hit one of the carriages, they would hit it, it
[00:20:19] is simply showing all of us that you should not come to
[00:20:22] Ukraine, because we are able to reach you. Thank
[00:20:26] you very much for this brief commentary, Paweł Nabal Mateńczuk, veteran of the
[00:20:29] Grom Special Unit, thank you very much, good
[00:20:31] day.
[00:20:35] Police officers arrested a Slovak, wanted for attempted
[00:20:38] contract murder, the 56-year-old man was
[00:20:42] wanted on an Interpol red notice for attempted
[00:20:45] commission of a crime in Ukraine. According to
[00:20:49] findings. the officers, the Slovak fired several shots at
[00:20:52] the selected man, but he survived. It turned out that
[00:20:56] the wanted man is already known to police officers from Katowice. In
[00:20:59] 2024, he was arrested for fraud and participation in
[00:21:02] an organized crime group that counterfeited and put
[00:21:06] counterfeit money into circulation. Currently, actions are being taken against the
[00:21:09] 56-year-old in connection with the Interpol red notice and
[00:21:13] the procedure for his extradition to the
[00:21:15] Ukrainian side.
[00:21:20] And now we change the subject to an unusual guest in the urban jungle, namely
[00:21:24] a moose, which, attention, paralyzed train traffic in
[00:21:28] Warsaw in the evening, the animal was walking, this sounds quite
[00:21:31] unbelievable, but that's exactly what happened, between Warsaw Zachodnia station
[00:21:34] and Warsaw Central.
[00:21:38] The visit of Emil, as the moose is called, caused delays in
[00:21:42] the fast urban railway and Masovian railways. Police officers,
[00:21:45] medical rescuers, firefighters, and
[00:21:48] city forest employees were involved in catching the animal. The moose was
[00:21:52] temporarily sedated at the platform at Warsaw Central station, then a group
[00:21:56] of officers handed it over to city forest employees,
[00:21:59] from there, no longer by train, but by car, it returned to its
[00:22:03] environment.
[00:22:09] Lung cancer can develop for a long time almost asymptomatically,
[00:22:12] which is why in many patients it is only detected after
[00:22:16] metastases appear. From October 1, a new program
[00:22:19] of examinations funded by the NFZ will be launched,
[00:22:23] which is intended to help detect Małgorzata Lis
[00:22:26] Skupińska is dealing with this topic. Małgosiu, good morning, please tell me what examinations will be available and
[00:22:30] if a referral
[00:22:31] will be needed.
[00:22:35] Good morning, first I will say that we are indeed dealing with
[00:22:38] a dangerous opponent, over 22 people die
[00:22:42] every year precisely from malignant lung
[00:22:45] cancer, so something needs to be
[00:22:48] done about it. Also, over 32,000
[00:22:51] people will learn about this disease in the
[00:22:54] coming years, and as
[00:22:58] we heard, this is a disease that develops for a very long time
[00:23:01] asymptomatically or with few symptoms,
[00:23:04] unfortunately about 50% of patients, when
[00:23:08] it is detected, it is at such a stage where it has metastasized and
[00:23:11] is practically impossible to cure, and only about
[00:23:15] 20% of patients learn about this disease at such
[00:23:18] a stage when it is possible to cure it, which is why
[00:23:22] the examination is so important, first patients usually go for
[00:23:26] an X-ray when they have such symptoms as hemoptysis,
[00:23:29] weight loss or such general
[00:23:32] weakness, but an important examination is precisely this
[00:23:35] low-dose computed tomography, which will now
[00:23:39] be introduced, because it can help detect
[00:23:42] these nodules in the lungs, it will
[00:23:45] be an examination that can be obtained
[00:23:49] without a referral, of course not for everyone, there are
[00:23:53] certain, there are certain people,
[00:23:56] i.e. for example above 55 years of age, those
[00:23:59] who smoked for a very long time, but also above
[00:24:03] 50 years of age, who not only smoked for a long time, but also worked
[00:24:07] in conditions where their lungs were exposed, i.e. for
[00:24:10] example due to asbestos, as I said, this program
[00:24:13] is to start on October 1, I would also
[00:24:16] add that here in our region at least
[00:24:20] one person learns every day that they have lung
[00:24:24] cancer.
[00:24:26] Małgorzata Lis Skupińska, Maługusiu, thank you very much for
[00:24:29] the details.
[00:24:31] Now one more piece of information: for years it was feared
[00:24:35] that she would never sing live again, but Celine Dion
[00:24:38] returned, she appeared on the Parisian stage before
[00:24:41] an audience after several years of fighting a rare disease, stiff-person
[00:24:45] syndrome. The Canadian star did not
[00:24:48] hide her tears during the concert. She addressed moving words to her fans: I promised
[00:24:52] I would be back and here I am, and Anna
[00:24:55] Kowalska will tell you about this great
[00:24:56] comeback from Paris.
[00:25:02] It was a great comeback for a great star. Celine Dion
[00:25:06] returned to the stage after a six-year break,
[00:25:09] singing her greatest hits, often with tears in her
[00:25:13] eyes. I'm glad to be here with you, thank you for
[00:25:17] being here, I love you.
[00:25:29] At first I cried a lot, because her songs hit straight to the heart, it was a gift from her son for her 80th birthday
[00:25:32] and from all over the world, including from Poland, goosebumps and my stomach
[00:25:35] hurt just from nerves, from emotions,
[00:25:39] we are very happy. Saturday's concert was the first of
[00:25:43] a series of 16 performances by Celine Dion this autumn
[00:25:46] in Paris. The interest was so great that the vocalist will perform
[00:25:50] 10 more times in May, a total of 850,000
[00:25:53] seats, but as many as 9 million loyal fans signed up on the website,
[00:25:57] some came to Paris without a ticket
[00:26:01] to see their...
[00:26:03] This was a photo in June 2017,
[00:26:06] we bought a birthday ticket and went with the whole family, it was
[00:26:10] at the London Arena and we waited for hours in front of her
[00:26:14] hotel, we spent 5 hours here, we stood patiently,
[00:26:17] our daughter is also named Celine, of course after Celine Dion, I plan that maybe October
[00:26:21] 17 will work out, because we are planning a trip, the capital of France will
[00:26:24] earn almost a billion euros from the star's concerts.
[00:26:28] Paris is full of new and very expensive souvenirs, this T-shirt
[00:26:31] costs over 100 €, but just
[00:26:35] like tickets, everything with the Celine logo sells like
[00:26:38] hotcakes, I bought a scarf for my dog, who like
[00:26:42] me listens to Celine Dion every day and tomorrow I'm going to
[00:26:45] the concert, the world has been gripped by a true Celine Mania, because her return
[00:26:49] to the stage was a surprise. 4 years ago she announced
[00:26:53] that she was suffering from a serious neurological disease that causes
[00:26:56] progressive stiffness and muscle spasms, since then she has
[00:27:00] performed only once. We said
[00:27:02] Celine was suffering, then suddenly you stood up.