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[00:01:09] Panorama, Marcin Kowalski, good evening, welcome, and we start with the elections in
[00:01:12] Germany. Alternative for Germany, AfD, won the elections in
[00:01:16] Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. This is according to the first exit
[00:01:19] polls. In Berlin, victory went to the left-wing Die Linke,
[00:01:23] and Magdalena Gwóźdź Pallocat is in Berlin. Good
[00:01:26] evening, Magda.
[00:01:30] Regarding the results of the CDU, her party, she says directly, this is a
[00:01:33] disaster. Please tell me what we know about these preliminary results and whether they can have
[00:01:37] any impact on the future of the current
[00:01:39] government?
[00:01:43] Yes, of course they can have an impact on the future of the current government, especially since in
[00:01:46] Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a state located right next to the border with
[00:01:49] Poland, the result for the CDU is indeed
[00:01:52] catastrophic. We are now talking about approximately 5%
[00:01:56] support, which means the CDU still needs to
[00:02:00] tremble whether they will even enter the regional parliament in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern,
[00:02:03] but here in Berlin, the support for the CDU is
[00:02:07] less than 20%. Polls gave the CDU here in
[00:02:10] Berlin higher support, so it certainly wasn't a good evening for German Chancellor
[00:02:14] Friedrich Merz. He, by the way, quite quickly, just a few minutes
[00:02:18] after 6:00 p.m., after these
[00:02:21] month a police officer from Siedlce lunged at first poll results that we had, came out in front
[00:02:23] of the cameras, and let's listen to what he said then.
[00:02:27] results in Mecklenburg- Vorpommern
[00:02:50] Well, that is one of the main conclusions from these elections,
[00:02:53] that the far-right Alternative for Germany is strong, the left-wing is strong in Berlin, and
[00:02:57] therefore. these
[00:03:00] centrist parties are no longer relevant. German Chancellor
[00:03:03] Friedrich Merz will certainly speak tomorrow, because
[00:03:07] these are indeed local elections, we are only talking about regional
[00:03:10] elections, but they have an impact on politics throughout Germany,
[00:03:14] moods also show political tendencies. As for
[00:03:18] Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, there the Alternative for
[00:03:21] Germany achieved almost 38%
[00:03:24] support, which is more than expected, although not as high as in Saxony-
[00:03:28] Anhalt, it does not allow it to govern independently, but
[00:03:31] it is more than the polls predicted, because these gave in recent days
[00:03:35] an advantage to the Social Democrats of the current
[00:03:38] Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig, but it all indicates that the Alternative for Germany proved
[00:03:42] stronger there, but it will not be able to govern independently, as
[00:03:46] no one wants to govern with this party, so
[00:03:49] Germany faces difficult days of government formation
[00:03:53] in these two states, where the results are so
[00:03:56] diametrically different, yet indicating a certain tendency. Magda,
[00:04:03] thank you very much for your report. And now
[00:04:06] in Panorama, another topic, $1,000 for
[00:04:09] a one-on-one conversation with President Karol Nawrocki. This
[00:04:13] offer, according to Newsweek and Radio Z journalists, was to be made
[00:04:16] by a foundation organizing a conference in New York, which the president is supposed to attend.
[00:04:20] "It's absurd," his spokesman replies, assuring that
[00:04:24] no one paid the chancellery for meetings with the president. Has
[00:04:28] the office been monetized?
[00:05:00] was supposed to give access to the VIP zone, but according to a Newsweek and Radio Z source,
[00:05:03] this package was supposed to mean a one-on-one conversation with Karol Nawrocki.
[00:05:07] The Gold package for $50,000 was supposed to give the opportunity to
[00:05:11] meet with the president in a very small group. I understand
[00:05:14] that it was more of a seminar fee, yes, in
[00:05:17] the United States such customs exist. You don't pay
[00:05:21] such money for nothing, you don't pay without a promise
[00:05:25] of something. I expect the president's chancellery to immediately
[00:05:29] address this, explain to the public how such a situation could have
[00:05:32] happened. It was in no way agreed upon. The president's chancellery
[00:05:36] distances itself from these reports and assures that it had nothing
[00:05:39] to do with any such offer. It is
[00:05:42] absurd that anyone can today believe that the president's chancellery
[00:05:46] conditions the possibility of meeting with the president or offers such a possibility
[00:05:50] of meeting with the president by paying some amount. Absurd.
[00:05:54] I can't imagine that she didn't know, since one of the ministers signed
[00:05:57] such an invitation. The invitation actually bears the signature of Karol Rabenda,
[00:06:01] one of the presidential ministers, who refers to the organizers
[00:06:05] for further questions, i.e. the Center for Development Strategies
[00:06:09] Foundation, which is made up, among others, of people who were previously involved. people
[00:06:17] have no shame, in those times they embezzled public money and now
[00:06:21] they are monetizing the president of my country. If this
[00:06:24] external organization suggested that one could in this way
[00:06:27] buy certainty of a meeting, a personal conversation with the president,
[00:06:31] then I think such suggestions should not have happened. The spokesman of the foundation, in
[00:06:35] response to the article, wrote that no company ultimately
[00:06:38] concluded an agreement for the highest package and none of the
[00:06:42] partnership agreements foresees a meeting with the president. This is a bit like a
[00:06:46] "teddy bear" answer, that it's not true that the roof
[00:06:49] was leaking, and it hardly rained at all. Dozens
[00:06:53] of companies from various industries will participate in the New York conference. The president is expected
[00:06:56] to speak at the opening of the event, but as his
[00:06:59] spokesman assures, he will not participate in any panels. Piotr Bukowski,
[00:07:03] Panorama. You are watching Panorama, here's what
[00:07:07] else is coming up in the program.
[00:07:10] Ed Sheeran under fire amid humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza
[00:07:14] Strip.
[00:07:17] Beware of diagnoses from artificial intelligence, miraculous preparations and
[00:07:20] promises to cure almost
[00:07:22] everything.
[00:07:24] A unique sports story in a unique spectacle on the pitch
[00:07:28] of the Silesian Stadium. Gerard Cieślik once again defeated Lev
[00:07:31] Yashin.
[00:07:36] Show business turmoil against the backdrop of the conflict in the Middle
[00:07:39] East. Sheeran tries to extinguish the image fire.
[00:07:42] after removing the pro-Palestinian Macklemore from the
[00:07:45] tour, the promoter made the decision because the owners of several
[00:07:48] American stadiums threatened to cancel concerts if
[00:07:52] Macklemore participated in them. Marcin Dryszel will tell
[00:07:55] you all about it. An attempt to return to
[00:07:58] normalcy. In the Gaza Strip, in improvised schools, students
[00:08:02] started the school year. "The last time
[00:08:05] I was in school was three years ago, and although I lost several friends, I don't have
[00:08:09] school supplies, books, or even shoes, and the school
[00:08:12] is a tent, I want to learn." Youth from
[00:08:15] Gaza face poverty, hunger, and death. "We live in
[00:08:19] tents because our homes were bombed. Every
[00:08:22] day here is a fight for life." And their
[00:08:25] American peers can have fun at concerts by world-famous
[00:08:29] singers. Two weeks ago, in the middle of Ed Sheeran's year-long
[00:08:33] concert tour, at a stadium performed
[00:08:36] angielskim muzykiem wystąpił
[00:08:38] before the English musician.
[00:09:12] with the removed rapper and with the Palestinian nation, the remaining artists
[00:09:16] withdrew from the tour. Only yesterday Ed Sheeran, in a solo
[00:09:20] performance, spoke out on the delicate
[00:09:22] matter. "What happened in Israel and at
[00:09:26] the Nova music festival was terrifying and deepened
[00:09:29] the centuries-old pain of Jews. What is happening in the Gaza Strip is
[00:09:33] catastrophic and unjustified. The scale of destruction
[00:09:36] and civilian casualties, including children, broke my
[00:09:40] heart." He noted that he would never wish to be a
[00:09:43] political commentator, unlike Macklemore, who has supported Palestine
[00:09:46] since the beginning of the conflict. The issues of war and
[00:09:50] music have often intertwined,
[00:09:54] so artists feel a need to speak
[00:09:57] out, to defend, to somehow
[00:10:00] put an end to this conflict. After being removed from the tour, Macal More
[00:10:04] announced that he would donate a million dollars for humanitarian aid for
[00:10:07] Palestinians. On the ruins of a bombed house, a Palestinian
[00:10:11] artist painted a mural, thanking the committed
[00:10:14] musician. In this simple but powerful way,
[00:10:17] we wanted to thank him for showing solidarity with
[00:10:21] Palestine. Even though he faced a huge wave of criticism.
[00:10:58] The mayor of Moscow reported that over 1600 drones were shot down, and 450 unmanned aerial vehicles
[00:11:01] hit the city. According to local authorities, two people
[00:11:04] died. In addition to the refinery, residential buildings
[00:11:08] were also damaged.
[00:11:15] From fighting an aggressor demolishing a shop to
[00:11:18] assisting in the birth of a child in a police car.
[00:11:22] The everyday life of patrol officers can change.
[00:11:37] This man first jumped on parked cars, then started
[00:11:41] demolishing a shop. The police officer managed to subdue him
[00:11:45] with one swift move. The patrol noticed the whole situation while standing nearby in the
[00:11:48] parking lot, and the officers reacted immediately. The man
[00:11:52] was arrested, we put handcuffs on him.
[00:11:55] The 29-year-old, it turns out, was intoxicated,
[00:11:59] agitated and aggressive. Such interventions are sometimes
[00:12:02] everyday life for uniformed officers. "We don't train
[00:12:05] for medals, we train to act when
[00:12:09] others need our help." This police officer delivered a baby in a
[00:12:12] gas station parking lot, and this one carried an 80-year-old woman
[00:12:16] out of a burning building. Police officers are trained in a
[00:12:19] holistic manner, in various fields. Sometimes
[00:12:23] they simply help remove a broken-down vehicle from the road,
[00:12:27] or change a tire,
[00:12:30] such situations have occurred, sometimes in exceptionally
[00:12:33] stressful conditions, here a police officer from the Katowice criminal
[00:12:37] department helped push a car off the tracks whose wheel
[00:12:41] had fallen off, evacuation, building evacuation, last
[00:12:46] an intoxicated man who had turned on a gas cylinder in the block
[00:12:50] and, holding a lighter, tried to cause
[00:12:52] an explosion, thanks to his courage...
[00:12:56] The spectrum of activities of the Polish police is very broad, it also includes
[00:13:00] resuscitation, providing assistance, and intervening in
[00:13:03] unusual situations.
[00:13:07] Annually, police officers carry out nearly 6 million
[00:13:10] interventions.
[00:13:14] It's worth asking for help, it's worth calling, it's worth using help, because they are
[00:13:18] prepared for it, they are somehow invisible, but at this moment we still feel safe.
[00:13:22] he doesn't have color on his face, it's
[00:13:25] good, on average every fifth intervention is treated as a
[00:13:28] high-risk one, he caught
[00:13:32] it, well, he was pumped. Mateusz
[00:13:35] Nadworski, Panorama.
[00:13:39] Artificial intelligence can help in work, it can quickly
[00:13:43] find necessary information, it is a support in learning or even
[00:13:46] planning holidays. This is a powerful tool that, used
[00:13:50] skillfully, streamlines many processes, but it cannot
[00:13:53] replace, for example, the professional knowledge of doctors. Unfortunately, many people
[00:13:57] seek medical help online, even
[00:14:00] if the matter concerns complicated ailments. Aurelia
[00:14:03] Duniec-Szymańska.
[00:14:06] Mr. Janusz has been suffering from
[00:14:08] diabetes for eight years.
[00:14:11] Not only because of diabetes, but I am partially paralyzed, I don't
[00:14:15] feel temperature. In May of this year, he burned his feet, instead of going to
[00:14:19] the doctor, he resorted to home remedies, which resulted in necrosis and
[00:14:22] a skin graft, narrowly avoiding
[00:14:25] amputation. It turned out to be a very serious issue, necrosis, I had a skin
[00:14:29] graft, and I was made aware that one simply cannot trivialize such matters. This
[00:14:33] story is a warning to everyone: do not self-medicate.
[00:14:36] Self-medicating and
[00:14:39] seeking simple solutions from artificial
[00:14:43] intelligence or Google search leads to situations that
[00:14:46] require longer treatment. Abdominal pain in one
[00:14:49] patient is not the same as abdominal pain in another patient, and to
[00:14:53] verify this, a doctor is needed, especially since the internet
[00:14:57] is full of false advice and pseudoscientific theories.
[00:15:00] It's common for people to think that they can cure themselves with some
[00:15:03] drops or some miraculous
[00:15:06] method. A headache, for example, might immediately mean a brain tumor, and so
[00:15:10] on. There's always one symptom that leads to some worst
[00:15:14] disease,
[00:15:16] but you really need a lot of distance, the biggest threat begins
[00:15:20] when we believe without checking what we see and
[00:15:24] hear. For example, I'm talking complete nonsense here, what
[00:15:28] is the best source of iron, the most absorbable for pregnant women? Well,
[00:15:31] you have to drive a nail into an apple, wait for it to rust, then
[00:15:35] eat the apple, because the iron, supposedly, that is released into
[00:15:39] the apple will be the healthiest. The scale of the phenomenon is shown by the barometer
[00:15:42] of medical disinformation. The report was published at the Medical University
[00:15:46] in Wrocław. 54%
[00:15:49] of narratives and stories on the Internet still
[00:15:53] concern anti-vaccine content.
[00:15:56] 23% are dietary theories that
[00:15:59] have become a cure for every ailment. On the Internet, it's easy
[00:16:03] to come across ads designed to build false trust.
[00:16:18] Is it possible? Don't believe the first information you receive, but try to
[00:16:22] verify it, because behind false information very
[00:16:25] often lies a specific interest. Health disinformation in
[00:16:29] such an extreme form takes the form of financial scam, meaning these are, for example,
[00:16:32] advertisements with the image of a supposed doctor who is to promote
[00:16:36] a super remedy.
[00:16:40] Health disinformation and the most important health problems of
[00:16:43] Poles were discussed in Warsaw at the Polka in
[00:16:47] Europe conference. Aurelia Duniec Szymańska,
[00:16:50] Panorama.
[00:16:52] 140 producers and many more reasons to be proud of what
[00:16:56] is ours. The Polish Food Festival at PGE Narodowy stadium
[00:16:59] is an opportunity to showcase the best Polish
[00:17:02] products, and delicacies made in Poland have been conquering
[00:17:06] markets for many years.
[00:17:12] The festival showed that Polish food not only looks excellent, but above
[00:17:16] all, tastes wonderful. "Through
[00:17:20] the stomach to the heart," PGE Narodowy was filled with a palette of colors
[00:17:23] of regional dishes and products. Music and
[00:17:27] dance helped digestion.
[00:17:31] Whether evening or morning, there's little
[00:17:34] cheer.
[00:17:37] our homemade sausage, which we also have, cakes, above all our homemade
[00:17:41] cakes, or a slice of bread with lard, with
[00:17:45] our cucumber, which we pickle. Among Polish
[00:17:48] producers, breeders and processors of snails, it certainly doesn't
[00:17:52] resemble a snail as such, a slimy thing, whatever,
[00:17:55] but really very good, great impression,
[00:17:58] delicious. The first mentions of professional snail farming
[00:18:02] date back to 1140, not from
[00:18:05] France, but from the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship.
[00:18:08] very high protein content, comparable to
[00:18:11] the best beef, we supply snails to
[00:18:15] two Michelin-starred restaurants in Paris, I think.
[00:18:19] There is also honey not from an international blend, but from the backyard apiary
[00:18:22] of Mr. Tomasz Wiśniewski. The products you see
[00:18:25] at my stand are from my bees:
[00:18:29] honey, bee pollen,
[00:18:31] propolis, beebread. The best
[00:18:35] review and quality mark is the consumer's reaction to the product. Polish
[00:18:39] food, I think, is the best, because it's healthy and
[00:18:42] ours. Everything tasted very good, our bags
[00:18:46] are full, so it was worth coming here. By buying products
[00:18:50] with a barcode starting with 590 and with the
[00:18:54] "Polish Product" logo, we support specific farmers, processors,
[00:18:57] and dairymen. Consumer patriotism requires
[00:19:00] a few seconds and one action: turning over
[00:19:03] the packaging. The world is becoming convinced of what is Polish. Data
[00:19:07] from. for 2025 is over
[00:19:10] 250 billion products sold,
[00:19:13] our food products are valued all over the world, not
[00:19:17] only in the European Union, which is our largest customer. Our country is
[00:19:20] the EU leader in poultry production and export, also dairy products,
[00:19:24] cheeses, and powdered milk are valued in Africa and Asia. Konrad
[00:19:27] Reluga,
[00:19:28] Panorama.
[00:23:50] Panorama: best friend, but
[00:23:53] worst guard in the world, that's what a family from California says about their dog.
[00:23:57] Home monitoring camera captured an unusual break-in in San
[00:24:01] Diego. When the burglar entered, he encountered
[00:24:04] the four-legged friend. The Golden Retriever, instead of barking and
[00:24:08] scaring off the intruder, gave him a ball and encouraged
[00:24:11] him to play. The thief broke into the property
[00:24:15] using a ladder and entered the house. Inside, he even decided to undress
[00:24:18] and take a nap. The homeowners at that time
[00:24:22] were boarding a plane, but they were watching a live feed from their home cameras.
[00:24:25] They saw their dog, Nerż, repeatedly trying to encourage
[00:24:28] the burglar to play. They notified the police about the entire incident, who,
[00:24:32] before entering the house, used a drone to
[00:24:36] assess the situation. When armed officers stormed in,
[00:24:39] our happy dog, once again, tried his luck by offering them
[00:24:43] his toy. The criminal was apprehended. Commenting
[00:24:46] on the footage, internet users did not criticize him for breaking in,
[00:24:50] but rather for not petting the four-legged friend even once. The video
[00:24:54] garnered millions of views, and Nerż already has his
[00:24:57] own profile on social
[00:25:00] media.
[00:25:04] We are not surprised by this behavior, after all, it's a Golden Retriever, which
[00:25:08] entails certain responsibilities. This concludes Panorama, on behalf of the entire team.
[00:25:12] Thank you for your attention, please stay with TVP info, Oko na świat awaits you shortly.
[00:25:15] Paweł Aramowicz Zieliński. Good evening, see you.
[00:25:56] The radical roller is rolling through Germany, AfD wins in another
[00:25:59] state, Acdu balances.