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[00:00:00] in the program Question of the Day, according to a politician, it is one of three
[00:00:03] groups into which people recently detained in connection with attacks can be divided. The next
[00:00:07] group consists of gamers who do not
[00:00:10] distinguish fiction from reality, and the third group is teenagers who
[00:00:14] wanted to joke around. There are actually three
[00:00:17] main groups that
[00:00:21] we observe on this occasion, namely people
[00:00:24] who are guided by, who are very strongly influenced by,
[00:00:28] extreme environments, Czystów, for example,
[00:00:31] that young girl who committed this
[00:00:35] attack yesterday, she certainly moved in
[00:00:38] the internet, and the investigation will show whether only on the internet, among
[00:00:42] such extreme environments, and she was fascinated by
[00:00:46] fascist, neo-fascist ideology. This is the first, first
[00:00:50] group. If Putin agrees to a
[00:00:53] 60-day ceasefire, then we will organize
[00:00:56] elections, the President of Ukraine stated in an interview for
[00:02:00] information on these most important topics today. Justyna
[00:02:03] Łęgowik is in Warsaw, she is following the case of the planned
[00:02:07] assassination attempt on the Prime Minister and the Minister of National Defense. The man
[00:02:11] who planned this assassination was arrested. Re-inspections in
[00:02:14] Polish schools, police officers announce, among other things,
[00:02:18] checking backpacks. This is being followed in Szczecin by Izabela
[00:02:21] Kozdraś. Krakowians have decided, the new mayor of the city
[00:02:25] will be Łukasz Gibała, the election results will be presented to you by Beata
[00:02:29] Rzemieniuk. Police are investigating the circumstances
[00:02:32] of a tragic accident in the town of Ziemin in
[00:02:35] Grodzisk County in Greater Poland. A man
[00:02:38] hit two female cyclists, one of the women died. The circumstances
[00:02:42] of this incident
[00:02:45] are being investigated by Sylwia Cybulska. Good morning, dear colleagues,
[00:02:49] let's start. A 60-year-old man from Lower
[00:02:52] Silesia, suspected of planning an assassination attempt on Donald Tusk
[00:02:56] and Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, has been arrested, according to Minister Marcin.
[00:03:01] The man was active in groups promoting extreme views.
[00:03:04] Justyna Łęgowik is in front of the Prime Minister's Chancellery. Justyna,
[00:03:08] what more is known about this
[00:03:11] topic? Well, we know that investigations are currently underway involving this
[00:03:15] man, and the investigation is really meant to clarify whether he acted alone
[00:03:19] or also with other people. There is now a deep
[00:03:22] verification of the content he posted online, because as
[00:03:26] you mentioned, the man was very active online.
[00:03:30] His views were very, very extreme, therefore, a very
[00:03:33] intensive verification by the services is needed to verify, well, exactly
[00:03:37] where he posted all this content. The man, around
[00:03:41] 60 years old, very active on the internet, was arrested
[00:03:44] yesterday around 4 p.m. in Lower
[00:03:47] Silesia, as already mentioned, also on our channel.
[00:03:51] The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Marcin Kierwiński, was also a guest on Question of the Day,
[00:03:54] emphasizing that such threats towards politicians
[00:03:57] are becoming more frequent.
[00:04:00] Some are taken very seriously, like yesterday's
[00:04:03] threat, because here there was already a high probability
[00:04:06] that the man could actually carry out the threats
[00:04:10] he made. Moreover, the services received information on this matter
[00:04:14] early in the morning, an email box of
[00:04:17] state security services received such
[00:04:20] information that a certain man wanted to
[00:04:23] carry out such an assassination attempt on the Prime Minister, but also on
[00:04:26] Deputy Prime Minister Władysław
[00:04:28] the details, let's look at Kośniak Kamysz. The information was quite quickly verified.
[00:04:32] Let's remember, yesterday at 11:00 AM we had a meeting at the Internal Security
[00:04:36] Agency, all the services gathered there and
[00:04:39] met to discuss and also to plan this investigation and action
[00:04:42] plan. A few hours later, this man was
[00:04:46] arrested. Proceedings are underway with his participation. It is also possible that
[00:04:49] charges will be brought against him, and it is also possible
[00:04:53] that he will be arrested.
[00:04:54] mężczyzny,
[00:04:58] Justyna Łęgowik on this topic from the Prime Minister's Chancellery in Warsaw, thank you
[00:05:01] very much. Repeated checks, increased
[00:05:04] police patrols in schools and their surroundings. Officers
[00:05:08] are responding to brutal attacks using knives from a few
[00:05:13] days ago and threats of such incidents online. In
[00:05:17] Szczecin is Izabela Kozdraś. Iza, what exactly will the police
[00:05:20] be checking?
[00:05:24] The police, and this is important, it is worth emphasizing, will be able to, for example, check
[00:05:28] a student's backpack if they believe that their behavior is
[00:05:31] suspicious, raises concerns that they may
[00:05:34] endanger other students or school staff. But also
[00:05:38] people who are somewhere near the school and whose behavior also
[00:05:41] raises concerns will be checked. How long will such checks, such
[00:05:45] increased checks, last? Please
[00:05:48] listen.
[00:05:51] This action will be maintained
[00:05:54] as long as it is necessary. Today it is necessary
[00:05:57] with full certainty, because there is a need for such
[00:06:01] a clear message that there will be no
[00:06:05] consent for any attacks on Polish children,
[00:06:08] there will be no consent for such anarchy in public
[00:06:12] life.
[00:06:13] publicznego,
[00:06:17] Over 2,000 officers will already today
[00:06:20] control schools across the country. From these first
[00:06:24] morning hours, patrols will appear in the vicinity of schools.
[00:06:27] With me is the West Pomeranian Voivode Adam Rudawski. Mr.
[00:06:31] Voivode, tell us how Friday looked in the West Pomeranian
[00:06:34] Voivodeship. Were all schools open,
[00:06:38] or was there any dangerous incident in our
[00:06:41] Voivodeship?
[00:07:13] did not materialize, it appears that it was just some imitation that
[00:07:17] caused such unrest. The most
[00:07:20] important thing here is always the peace of mind of parents, school management, and
[00:07:23] of course, calmly assuring children that this is an exceptional situation
[00:07:27] that can be brought under control. But there will also be such talks in schools,
[00:07:31] for example, with the participation of police officers. But also now, from what
[00:07:34] I've heard, some directors have decided that during homeroom lessons,
[00:07:37] teachers will talk to children about what
[00:07:41] happened and about safety. Immediately on Friday,
[00:07:45] together with the curator, I organized and with the police, we organized a meeting with
[00:07:48] all school directors from West Pomerania. Such an online meeting
[00:07:52] took place. On Monday, today, all
[00:07:56] schools will once again receive a complete set of information on how to behave in
[00:08:00] difficult situations, what to do to keep children
[00:08:03] safe, what special
[00:08:06] entrance protection and area observation
[00:08:09] to implement, but the most important thing is to calmly talk to
[00:08:12] children about this situation, because it is important that
[00:08:16] if anyone notices any difficult, unusual situation,
[00:08:19] someone who is loitering around the school, someone who is behaving strangely,
[00:08:23] immediately call 112, but also
[00:08:26] available to students, teachers, and of course
[00:08:29] parents, is the helpline 116/111, which is a helpline
[00:08:32] where one can talk in case of any
[00:08:35] emotional crisis, and precisely among other things, teachers
[00:08:39] will talk about this during homeroom classes. Just now,
[00:09:18] that the new
[00:09:21] mayor of Krakow is already on his feet, 7:13 on
[00:09:25] the clocks. I understand that he thanks the residents of Krakow for their
[00:09:28] votes.
[00:09:32] Yes, after 6 o'clock, Łukasz Gibała, the mayor of Krakow,
[00:09:36] appeared at the Mogilskie Roundabout, a very important
[00:09:39] place for the residents of Krakow, strategic, a lot of people.
[00:09:42] Everyone going to work, to school received
[00:09:46] this Krakow delicacy, Łukasz Gibała
[00:09:49] thanked for the votes with obwarzanki.
[00:09:52] We observed these meetings with residents, many people
[00:09:55] congratulated him and said: "We count on you, we count on your
[00:09:59] presidency." Łukasz Gibała knows that it will be a very short presidency,
[00:10:03] lasting 2.5 years. What will he manage to do in these months,
[00:10:07] what did he announce, what will he deal with first when he
[00:10:10] takes the presidential chair? Let's listen.
[00:10:14] Thank you to all residents for their trust, this is
[00:10:18] of course a great honor, but also a great challenge. The situation
[00:10:21] in Krakow, as you know, is not easy. This is only a two-year term.
[00:10:25] Gigantic debt, complicated situation in the city
[00:10:28] council, so we are moving into a task-oriented
[00:10:31] mode and we will do everything to restore
[00:10:35] normalcy to Krakow in these two years. I would like to believe that there will be
[00:10:38] enough people in the city council who will put the good
[00:10:42] of Krakow above their own particular interests and who will be
[00:10:46] open to
[00:10:46] cooperation.
[00:10:51] The situation in the city council is complicated, so whoever is not from Krakow already...
[00:11:02] Łukasz Gibała's club has only a few members, so he will
[00:11:05] have to hold more than one conversation for his
[00:11:08] ideas to be voted through. Speaking
[00:11:11] of Krakow, of the presidential elections, Anno
[00:11:15] Domini 2026, we need to talk about the numbers,
[00:11:18] important numbers. Łukasz Gibała garnered,
[00:11:22] colloquially speaking, over 62%.
[00:11:35] two years ago, when he lost in the second round to
[00:11:38] Aleksander Miszalski, he then gained over
[00:11:41] 128,000 votes. These numbers show that Łukasz Gibała
[00:11:45] is gaining increasing support in the capital of Lesser Poland. He is the new
[00:11:48] president.
[00:11:51] That was Beata Rzemieniuk from Krakow, thank you very much.
[00:11:55] Police are investigating the circumstances of a tragic accident near
[00:11:58] Grodzisk Wielkopolski. A twenty-year-old man hit
[00:12:02] two properly riding female cyclists with his car, one of the women died.
[00:12:06] Sylwia Cybulska is covering this topic. Sylwia, what is happening with
[00:12:10] the driver now?
[00:12:14] The man was taken to police custody and is to be
[00:12:18] interrogated today. This dramatic accident happened
[00:12:22] yesterday around 7 AM. At
[00:12:25] this time that we have now, two women
[00:12:28] were riding bicycles on that road, it is provincial road number
[00:12:32] 312 in the direction of the town of
[00:12:36] Śniaty. Police officers emphasize that they
[00:12:39] were moving correctly, riding on the
[00:12:42] shoulder, and they also had reflective vests on. This is
[00:12:46] a straight section of the road, so they were perfectly
[00:12:49] visible. What caused the driver to
[00:12:52] hit them, it's difficult to say at this moment.
[00:12:55] It is known, however, that this is a very
[00:12:58] busy road, and cars
[00:13:01] in an undeveloped area pick up high
[00:13:05] speeds, and ultimately
[00:13:07] it ended tragically. The twenty-year-old died on the spot,
[00:13:11] a 27-year-old woman, in turn, was
[00:13:14] transported in critical condition to a hospital in
[00:13:17] Poznań. The driver was tested for the presence of
[00:13:21] alcohol; he had none in his breath.
[00:13:24] Blood was also taken from him for testing, and
[00:13:28] now the circumstances of this accident are being investigated by
[00:13:30] the police.
[00:13:33] And on this topic from Greater Poland, Sylwia Cybulska.
[00:13:36] Thank you very much. Earlier Beata Rzemieniuk on
[00:13:39] the results of the presidential elections in Krakow,
[00:13:43] Izabela Kozdraś on the topic of police checks
[00:13:46] in schools from Szczecin, and Justyna Łęgowik
[00:13:49] on the foiled assassination attempt on the Prime Minister and the Minister of Defense from
[00:13:53] Warsaw. Thank you all very much.
[00:13:57] Yes, alright, I see Celestyna Grzebyta is approaching
[00:14:00] us to tell us what will happen with the weather. As
[00:14:04] we can see, Celestyna, the sun is still trying to
[00:14:07] embolden us in the
[00:14:10] morning, yes, especially there is a lot of sun in southeastern Poland, because
[00:14:14] on the prevailing area clouds dominate, but indeed that
[00:14:17] southeastern Poland, because it seems to be
[00:14:20] Tarnów, if I'm correct.
[00:14:26] "I won't help you, we won't shoot here, but it should be
[00:14:29] somewhere in the southeast, there, however, the morning is cold at this
[00:14:33] moment, in Kielce it's barely one degree above zero, and the temperature dropped to zero,
[00:14:37] at ground level we had a ground frost, in the rest of the area it's warmer, but exactly
[00:14:41] more cloudiness, scattered rainfall, and today even
[00:14:45] thunderstorms may appear on the coast, so it will be a
[00:14:47] day that is quite
[00:14:50] dynamically changing in terms of weather. Let's listen to
[00:14:53] the map. Let's take a look at what
[00:14:56] Monday will bring. First of all, cold air over Poland, so
[00:15:00] it will be cold from 11 to 14 degrees Celsius.
[00:15:04] The warmest and nicest weather is expected in southern Poland. Although
[00:15:07] in Katowice and Krakow, it may rain briefly until noon,
[00:15:11] then the rainfall should disappear there. But it
[00:15:15] will persist from Kielce to
[00:15:18] the north of the country, on the coast, the aforementioned
[00:15:21] thunderstorms. They may also appear locally in the far
[00:15:25] northwest of Warmia-Masuria. On the coast,
[00:15:28] strong winds of up to 50 km/h, in the Sudetes up to
[00:15:31] 70. This wind from the
[00:15:34] northwest, so cold. On
[00:15:38] the barometers, 1005 hectopascals, pressure is rising. This is
[00:15:41] a sign that tomorrow the weather will be more pleasant,
[00:15:44] but beware, the wind
[00:15:47] will be weaker, which means that fog will appear, especially in
[00:15:50] the west, in the morning it should be expected. In the easternmost parts,
[00:15:54] cloudiness is even greater in some places, it may just
[00:15:57] rain. And in the coming days, warmer, during the day even up to
[00:16:00] 17, 18 degrees Celsius in the west of the country, colder
[00:16:03] in the east. However, we warn that at night there may unfortunately appear...
[00:16:07] already ground frosts, especially at ground level, down to -2 degrees Celsius.
[00:16:10] It's getting colder and colder, thanks Celestyna, see
[00:16:14] you. We return to Polish topics
[00:16:17] in the morning. Klaudia Uciechowska, a student
[00:16:20] from Wałbrzych, who fell seriously ill during her studies
[00:16:23] in China, woke up from a coma. You surely remember
[00:16:27] her story. She regained consciousness. Now she faces
[00:16:31] another difficult stage, which is intensive rehabilitation, learning
[00:16:35] basic activities anew. In Wałbrzych.
[00:16:48] Good morning. I'd like to preface this by saying that during this report, you might see a modest but
[00:16:52] sincere smile on my face. This is
[00:16:55] because, although it rarely happens with such difficult stories,
[00:16:58] I have been reporting on this story from the beginning. Our viewers have also
[00:17:02] followed Klaudia's fate, and today, indeed, there has been a turning point that
[00:17:06] suggests it will all end happily,
[00:17:09] a happy ending. Today I confirm, these are the latest
[00:17:13] reports regarding Klaudia. Klaudia regained consciousness. When she opened
[00:17:17] her eyes, she gradually began to recognize the faces of her closest
[00:17:20] family. Today, Klaudia is learning to control her body again, learning to
[00:17:24] move her limbs, learning slowly, but surely, to stand on
[00:17:27] her own two feet, speaking single words. So one can
[00:17:31] say that this is truly a huge turning point in a story that had moments –
[00:17:34] and I remind you that we have been following this story for over half a year now –
[00:17:40] that suggested nothing good would happen here. However, today Klaudia has her eyes open, just like
[00:17:44] most of Poland, which followed her story with bated
[00:17:46] breath. An amazing story,
[00:17:50] I got chills when you told me about it, Paweł.
[00:17:53] Thanks a lot, Paweł Pawlucy from Wałbrzych. Of course, we will
[00:17:57] return to this topic and report these stories to you
[00:18:01] as soon as any new, hopefully best possible
[00:18:04] information appears. Or children.
[00:18:40] is the basic one, which says that it was precisely from there that
[00:18:43] the inspirations came, that is, from the internet, for those, well, dangerous, and
[00:18:48] often tragic events, which you just mentioned.
[00:18:52] Dustin Suski is with us, psychologist,
[00:18:56] vice-president of the Fosa Foundation. Good morning, good morning.
[00:18:59] When specialists, who daily, like you, analyze
[00:19:02] the attitudes of these young people, hear about this project
[00:19:06] to restrict their access to... to the internet until the age of 16 or from
[00:19:09] the age of 16, do you see any hope for
[00:19:13] improving this situation? Well, I think this topic is certainly important,
[00:19:16] that it needs to be addressed, because various studies, for example,
[00:19:20] we give children strength, conducted research
[00:19:23] this year, and 75% of children
[00:19:26] experience various forms of violence in the digital
[00:19:29] space. But what is important for me is that if we are
[00:19:33] going to restrict this in any way, we also need to think about prevention, because it's not
[00:19:37] just about taking away and prohibiting, it's also
[00:19:40] about offering an alternative, because
[00:19:43] rarely do we talk about these restrictions, that young people
[00:19:46] must also want to choose other
[00:19:49] things, so that they don't try to circumvent the ban. So not a ban, but
[00:19:53] a proposal of something else, what can that be, to
[00:19:56] develop opportunities for building relationships in everyday life, in
[00:19:59] reality, not virtually. Tell us, Mr.
[00:20:03] Dustin, do you as specialists also define social media
[00:20:06] as such an evil incarnate and the source of these dangerous
[00:20:10] situations, or are you not so harsh and critical in this
[00:20:13] opinion? Every coin has two sides, and I think that
[00:20:17] what's important is that youth and children are
[00:20:20] digital natives; for them, it has always existed. If we take it away from them, there's a
[00:20:24] very big opportunity for them to build relationships. But what
[00:20:28] we should be talking about is how algorithms work, because
[00:20:31] if we create a TikTok account and we have the
[00:20:35] younger age marked, then almost... eventually, content that is
[00:20:38] undesirable to us as adults will appear, and then we as
[00:20:42] parents, as specialists, as teachers, must be very vigilant,
[00:20:45] because a child who is 10, 11, 12 years old, who
[00:20:49] very... often unfortunately has access to TikTok, will not control
[00:20:53] that content. Dustin Suwski, psychologist, vice president
[00:20:56] of the Fosa Foundation, with such a message:
[00:20:59] okay, let's limit, if we limit access to
[00:21:02] social media for young people, but let's necessarily give them
[00:21:05] some
[00:21:06] alternative.
[00:21:10] Tomasz Sieliwończyk from Gdańsk, thank you very much
[00:21:12] Tomek. Next to me is Mariusz Piekarski, who at
[00:21:16] 7:45 will meet you in the program "Morning Guest".
[00:21:20] And in this program, you will meet Katarzyna Kotula, Minister for
[00:21:23] Equality, Secretary of State in the Prime Minister's Chancellery. Of course,
[00:21:27] we will comment on the results in Krakow, because it is
[00:21:30] political news of the last
[00:21:33] several hours. Some say crushing, others
[00:21:36] spectacular. Łukasz Gibała is already handing out obwarzanki to thank for
[00:21:40] the votes, he is thanking in Krakow. He is already saying what the first moves will be,
[00:21:43] bringing back the ticket, which is important for the residents of Krakow,
[00:21:47] of course. But the question is, what does this result from Krakow mean? Well, a decisive
[00:21:51] victory for a politician without a party
[00:21:54] label, without a label today, because he used to be in Platform and with
[00:21:58] Janusz Palikot. Is this a signal for these large
[00:22:01] political parties that there is a move away from party labels, or
[00:22:05] quite the opposite, or will the October 15th coalition
[00:22:09] draw any conclusions from this, because there are already voices saying that
[00:22:13] the left again stood aside, because the left-wing candidate achieved,
[00:22:17] to put it very delicately, a weak
[00:22:20] result. Is this a defeat only for Senator
[00:22:24] Piątkowska or for the entire Civic Coalition and PSL, because
[00:22:28] both Prime Minister Tusk and Władysław Kośniak
[00:22:31] Kamysz stood behind this candidacy? Or is it also a defeat for the entire October 15th
[00:22:35] coalition? Is there any
[00:22:38] moral for central Warsaw
[00:22:41] politicians from this Krakow lesson? But of course, we will also
[00:22:44] talk about schools, about what is happening in
[00:22:47] schools, how long these police patrols can be in the vicinity of
[00:22:51] schools, in the school
[00:22:54] itself, or do we have to get used to this permanently?
[00:22:56] Well, some say that gates, checks,
[00:23:00] it's ongoing. The minister said that
[00:23:04] this school infrastructure should be adapted to these
[00:23:08] circumstances. Well, yes, but on the other hand, then children entering
[00:23:12] school at 8:00 AM for the first
[00:23:15] lesson would take how long? An hour, two hours?
[00:23:19] Besides, there's the question of whether it's possible to check what children bring in, because
[00:23:22] there's also a political discussion and
[00:23:26] a sharp
[00:23:28] discussion about whether it's possible or not, whether the President is not signing,
[00:23:32] not signing the Digital Services Act, but not the Act on the Student Ombudsman,
[00:23:36] in which an article concerning
[00:23:39] checking children's backpacks in some
[00:23:43] situations was hidden,
[00:23:46] whether it would even be possible. So this discussion is still
[00:23:50] ongoing, what to do about it. But we will also talk about
[00:23:54] whether MPs and senators should have a term
[00:23:57] limit in parliament, because over the weekend Deputy Prime Minister Kosiniak-Kamysz
[00:24:01] proposed, since there is still no removal of this
[00:24:05] two-term limit for local government officials, let's introduce two
[00:24:08] terms for MPs and senators. All this in the program "Morning Guest" at
[00:24:12] 7:45, Mariusz Piekarski invites you. I also recommend this
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