TVPINFO — Panorama
20261012 160000 UTC
444 transcript segments
Google Cloud Speech-to-Text API (Chirp) + Gemini 2.5 Flash Non-Thinking
Data courtesy of The GDELT Project (https://www.gdeltproject.org/), from the Internet Archive TV News Archive.
Machine transcription. Treat it as a searchable index of what was broadcast, not a verbatim quotation record.

[00:00:00] especially among this youth, one was peaceful,
[00:00:03] smiling, organized and
[00:00:06] secured by parents, by trade unions, by the
[00:00:10] youth themselves, and the other turned into
[00:00:13] hooligan riots and destruction of schools, which are
[00:00:17] said to be poorly equipped, the destruction of new
[00:00:20] buildings that were just renovated is certainly not
[00:00:23] in the interest of these students, so there are
[00:00:26] two types of demonstrators, which very clearly...
[00:00:32] the causes of the protests are therefore completely different from what the
[00:00:35] populist side of the internet tries to present, the scale and their course are also
[00:00:39] completely different, and showing recordings from the past is simply
[00:00:43] a blatant manipulation. And we are
[00:00:46] finishing today's lie detector and of course we will see each other tomorrow
[00:00:50] at the same time. Magdalena Pernet, goodbye.
[00:00:53] Goodbye.
[00:01:19] Piotr Jedrzejek, I invite you to the panorama: 135 people arrested nationwide
[00:01:23] and nearly 80,000 facilities inspected.
[00:01:27] This is the balance of police operations in connection with acts of violence. which occur in
[00:01:30] schools, the authorities emphasize that the situation is slowly
[00:01:34] calming down, both in the real and virtual world,
[00:01:37] they also announce accelerated work on laws regarding
[00:01:41] youth. Konrad Traczyk. We will
[00:01:44] undertake all necessary actions to ensure safety.
[00:01:48] This is the Prime Minister's declaration on the next day of increased
[00:01:51] inspections in Polish schools and kindergartens. Inspections which, according to
[00:01:54] the government, have yielded the expected results. The situation
[00:01:58] is much calmer. On Friday, 59 schools were closed on Friday,
[00:02:02] today it is 10, when it comes to parents' concerns,
[00:02:05] emotions related to it, today is much calmer than
[00:02:08] it was on the weekend. At the beginning of the week, nearly
[00:02:12] 2,000 police officers were still guarding Polish educational institutions,
[00:02:15] and operations are to be continued in the coming days. In light of recent
[00:02:19] situations, this is good, let's hope
[00:02:23] that such patrols will deter potential
[00:02:27] individuals who are planning something. But some
[00:02:30] precautions certainly won't hurt. Since yesterday, uniformed officers
[00:02:34] have arrested another 18 people, a total of
[00:02:36] 135, including teenagers possessing
[00:02:40] and knives, axes or publishing videos with threats online. Tomorrow
[00:02:44] you will die, although such recordings and posts online have been significantly
[00:02:48] fewer in recent hours. The largest group is a group inspired
[00:02:52] by the tragic events in Ostrołęka and Wyszków
[00:02:55] and the desire to gain online fame. In most incidents, it is a
[00:02:59] joke, for which real, serious
[00:03:02] consequences are threatened. The internet is used not only by children,
[00:03:05] but by Russian bots, whose task is to spread disinformation.
[00:03:09] A special form of counteracting and liquidating
[00:03:12] these quick contents was launched yesterday.
[00:03:16] The government plans a number of legislative solutions for schools, including
[00:03:20] enabling teachers to take away dangerous objects from students. Plans also
[00:03:24] include tightening regulations regarding the entry of unauthorized
[00:03:27] persons into facilities. There may also be someone who will like it that
[00:03:30] we restrict free, unhindered access for every person to school, but I am
[00:03:34] convinced that this must be done for the safety of students and for the safety
[00:03:38] of teachers, all these laws
[00:03:42] will be given priority in terms of the legislative
[00:03:45] path. Plans include a conference on the condition of the young
[00:03:48] generation, which is to sensitize parents. Parents should
[00:03:52] raise children, and upbringing is not just
[00:03:56] care, it is conversation, it is relationship, but also control
[00:04:00] of what children browse online. Algorithms currently work in such
[00:04:03] a way that they offer young people as much violent content as possible,
[00:04:07] as much radical content as possible, because young people
[00:04:10] will click on it. Clicking on such material by a young person equals
[00:04:14] profit. A loud no against violence was said by students and
[00:04:17] teachers in Wasilków, where a red march took place. Recently,
[00:04:21] there have been many ordinary scuffles every day,
[00:04:24] it's already a routine in
[00:04:27] schools.
[00:05:12] it doesn't suit a power like the United
[00:05:14] States. Shocking behavior of a therapist towards
[00:05:18] a man in a wheelchair. She pushed the man
[00:05:21] in the wheelchair, then hit him with an open hand on the brim of his
[00:05:24] cap.
[00:05:28] The system operated without the required accreditation, data went
[00:05:31] abroad. We know the details of the final report of the Sejm's investigative committee
[00:05:35] on Pegasus. The work lasted over 2.5 years. The result is
[00:05:39] 10 notifications to the prosecutor's office against 11 people. This is
[00:05:42] no longer a scandal, we are talking about a crime of state, comments
[00:05:45] Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Piotr Bukowski. We have been
[00:05:49] waiting for this moment for over 2.5 years. I think
[00:05:53] we will find out everything soon, we have waited long enough. Will
[00:05:57] it all take 5 hours? Well, it will take a while, because we have
[00:06:00] 350 pages in the public part and 276 in the non-public part.
[00:06:03] Let's begin. The report is the result of 130 meetings, during
[00:06:07] which nearly 80 witnesses sat at this table.
[00:06:10] Among them, among others.
[00:06:35] Good morning, there was no shortage of plot twists, because the former minister, still as
[00:06:39] the incumbent minister, said this about Pegasus: it's about
[00:06:42] a horse that has wings and flies, and during the hearing he said this: I
[00:06:46] was the initiator of the purchase of this system, so you came to the right place,
[00:06:49] in 2022 this is what Pegasus was supposed to look like,
[00:06:53] bought by Zbigniew Ziobro's former deputy. Are you ready? And
[00:06:57] two years later, the same politician was charged by prosecutors for
[00:07:00] purchasing software from the Justice Fund. Today,
[00:07:04] the commission announces 10 notifications to the prosecutor's office against 11 people.
[00:07:08] They concern not only Zbigniew Ziobro and Michał Woś, but also, among others, Mariusz
[00:07:11] Kamiński. and Michał Wąsik, responsible at that time for special
[00:07:15] services. The primary accusation, which connects
[00:07:18] almost all these notifications, is abuse of power
[00:07:22] and dereliction of duty. Pegasus is spyware
[00:07:25] from the Israeli company NSO. After installing it on
[00:07:29] a phone, services had access to its entire contents.
[00:07:32] According to the commission's findings, the tool was used without the required
[00:07:35] accreditation, and data went abroad.
[00:07:38] It turned out that the materials that came from operational control.
[00:07:51] politicians, I hear there that the Israeli
[00:07:54] company had power over this system and we paid
[00:07:57] for it, well, editor, let's be serious. The Pegasus
[00:08:01] case was investigated not only by the Sejm's commission, the prosecutor's office today
[00:08:04] revealed the ABW report on how this system was used in
[00:08:08] Poland. And the experts' findings also indicate that the CBA did not have full
[00:08:11] control over Pegasus: anonymized data left
[00:08:14] Polish territory, and the manufacturer had technical access
[00:08:18] to materials from operational controls. To break
[00:08:21] the teeth of the services that are supposed
[00:08:25] to watch over the security of Polish citizens. Now the question to Donald
[00:08:28] Tusk, whose theater are you playing in, man? From this
[00:08:32] agreement it clearly
[00:08:34] resulted that Poland cannot use this surveillance
[00:08:38] tool against phone numbers from Russia, Belarus,
[00:08:41] Korea. Pegasus became a digital political
[00:08:45] weapon used for surveillance, blackmail,
[00:08:48] destroying independent judges and prosecutors. Among
[00:08:51] those wiretapped were the mayor of Sopot Jacek Karnowski, prosecutor Ewa
[00:08:55] Wrzosek, and also the current MEP for KO Krzysztof Breeza, who
[00:08:59] in 2019 was the head of the Civic Coalition's election
[00:09:02] campaign. My SMS messages were published in a distorted way
[00:09:06] by Kurskiego's people, Pereyro,
[00:09:09] on television, in the middle of the election campaign, in order to.
[00:09:28] not close, but in case of attack on it is ready to fight even tonight. The commander of allied forces in Warsaw
[00:09:31] presented a strategy for victory, this is a vision of how
[00:09:35] to deter an enemy and prevent them from occupying the territory
[00:09:38] of countries belonging to the alliance. Marcin Dryszel.
[00:09:43] In Podkarpacie, residents live in the shadow of alerts. In Rzeszów,
[00:09:47] SMS messages about danger are an anxious daily reality. There are too many of them,
[00:09:51] there are simply too many. The war certainly doesn't
[00:09:54] make the same impression as 4 years ago,
[00:09:57] right? We just got used to it. The war is
[00:10:00] less than 100 km from here, the nearby Jasionka airport
[00:10:04] plays a very important role in this conflict. It is the main
[00:10:07] logistical hub and a strategic defensive point on NATO's eastern
[00:10:11] flank, but yes.
[00:10:25] strategies of victory of the alliance.
[00:10:28] No one should mistake our defensive character for a lack
[00:10:31] of decisiveness, if anyone is stupid enough to attack us, we
[00:10:35] will fight, we will stop the attack and prevent the enemy
[00:10:39] from achieving their goals.
[00:10:42] The strategy assumes combining land forces with modern
[00:10:45] solutions, drones, and detection and targeting
[00:10:49] supported by artificial
[00:10:50] intelligence.
[00:10:56] the enemy, it is to be a North Atlantic Alliance ready to defend
[00:10:59] from the first meter, so that not a single meter of the alliance's
[00:11:02] territory is given to the Russian Federation, that is the most
[00:11:05] important assumption. Although allied countries are not
[00:11:08] directly attacked, hybrid warfare has been going on here for
[00:11:12] years, and the aggressor is clearly defined. Russia wants
[00:11:16] to ruin the existing security architecture in
[00:11:19] Europe. In order for Russian dominance to return
[00:11:22] to the state before
[00:11:25] 1989.
[00:11:29] We have no doubts about that. For
[00:11:32] now, the Kremlin's imperial ambitions are effectively restrained
[00:11:35] by Ukraine. We must make sure that together
[00:11:39] we survive, not allowing Russia to win over us, because then
[00:11:42] they will come for you too. That's what they want. Ukraine and Poland
[00:11:46] are natural allies. As Poland, we are a kind of
[00:11:49] security hinge, which is very important
[00:11:53] for both the north and the south, and especially the east.
[00:11:56] Russia does not treat us as an independent state, but
[00:12:00] treats us as a state that is within the framework
[00:12:03] of the alliance, which is very important. On investments
[00:12:06] in security, Prime Minister Donald Tusk today spoke with the Prime Minister of Norway,
[00:12:10] they signed a 20-point declaration on strategic
[00:12:13] partnership. European countries must invest
[00:12:16] more in security, doing so in a consistent and
[00:12:19] coherent way, so that regional defense systems are
[00:12:23] stronger. Europe knows
[00:12:25] that it must take greater responsibility for its security, but
[00:12:28] the United States is still the most powerful ally,
[00:12:32] if we have a permanent base of American
[00:12:35] soldiers, we are even more able to take responsibility
[00:12:39] for NATO's eastern flank, so the chairwoman of the Warsaw Security Forum
[00:12:43] addressed the American
[00:12:44] guests. Russia is not your
[00:12:48] friend, as Ronald Reagan would say, Russia's
[00:12:52] victory will be a defeat for the United States.
[00:12:56] So if NATO wants peace, it must prepare for war.
[00:12:59] Marcin Dryszel, panorama.
[00:13:02] Krakow has elected a new mayor, it will be Łukasz Gibała, for whom
[00:13:06] this was his fourth attempt in the elections. Monika Piątkowska, who
[00:13:09] lost in the second round, declares that she will be watching the newly
[00:13:13] elected mayor. The opposition speaks of the beginning of a wave
[00:13:16] of defeats for the ruling coalition. Prime Minister Tusk responds that
[00:13:19] the right-wing suffered a historic
[00:13:21] defeat.
[00:13:26] Only one election headquarters could fall into euphoria after the results
[00:13:29] of the early elections in Krakow.
[00:13:32] The residents of the capital of Lesser Poland decided that it would be
[00:13:35] Łukasz Gibała's headquarters. After 24 years,
[00:13:39] Krakow residents have regained their city. Today will go down in
[00:13:42] history and it is our joint achievement. Thank you
[00:13:45] very much. Łukasz Gibała won over 62%
[00:13:48] of the votes. He thus defeated the Civic Coalition
[00:13:52] and PSL candidate Monika Piątkowska in the second round. about 25
[00:13:56] percentage points, I will be watching the
[00:13:59] new mayor of the city, he said
[00:14:02] many times that Krakow should be for the residents, I agree with that, I am
[00:14:06] very happy, because I am open to partnership cooperation with the senator and
[00:14:10] with the councilors of the Civic Coalition, says Łukasz Gibała, who today, after
[00:14:14] receiving the certificate of election as mayor,
[00:14:17] thanked the residents in the morning for
[00:14:21] their votes. Choose for yourself, please for you too, congratulations anyway. My
[00:14:25] vote was a vote for change, for something to change a little
[00:14:28] in this city, I hope for the better. The swearing-in of the new
[00:14:32] mayor of Krakow will take place on October 21st.
[00:14:36] Łukasz Gibała has already announced the return of the
[00:14:39] 20-minute ticket, but his main task will be
[00:14:42] to improve the city's finances. It will not be possible to reduce it, but
[00:14:46] the point is that in two years we can say that it has stopped growing, i.e.,
[00:14:49] that in 2029 we will have the first budget
[00:14:53] that would be balanced.
[00:15:37] The Civic Platform received a punch in a very
[00:15:40] important city in Poland, I am very amused by
[00:15:43] the remarks from PiS, Konfederacja,
[00:15:47] Konfederacja did not even manage to collect
[00:15:49] signatures,
[00:15:52] the PiS candidate was unable to enter the second round, despite
[00:15:55] the fact that we had many candidates from the center and the left,
[00:15:58] and although the opposition sees an opportunity in the choice of Krakow residents,
[00:16:02] ruling politicians do not attribute this to next year's parliamentary
[00:16:05] elections, I would not translate this to national results in any
[00:16:09] case, I would rather take into account the analyses that were
[00:16:13] made, so to speak, in parallel, it is probably not possible to directly translate them
[00:16:17] to national parliamentary elections,
[00:16:20] however, please remember that a year in politics is
[00:16:23] still a lot of time, much can still
[00:16:27] happen by then. Damian Broszko,
[00:16:29] panorama.
[00:16:35] Three people killed in Kharkiv, three victims. in the Donetsk region, over
[00:16:39] 20 wounded, Russia's response to the energy truce announced by Donald Trump
[00:16:42] leaves no doubt. In addition, the Kremlin
[00:16:46] also rejected Ukraine's proposal for a 60-day
[00:16:49] truce, while European leaders demand
[00:16:53] increased pressure on Russia. The American president is trying
[00:16:56] to improve his ratings at Ukraine's expense. Anna
[00:16:59] Baśkiewicz.
[00:17:02] Russian guided bombs fell on Kharkiv just moments after
[00:17:06] President Trump announced an energy truce between
[00:17:10] Russia and Ukraine. Effective immediately, an energy
[00:17:13] truce is announced in the war between Russia and
[00:17:16] Ukraine. Both sides have agreed to this. Do not break
[00:17:20] it. It is clear that Putin does not read truth
[00:17:23] Social. Zelensky recalled that Ukraine has long
[00:17:26] sought an energy ceasefire, but
[00:17:30] expects the same from Russia, which is still
[00:17:33] attacking. We agreed to this ceasefire and
[00:17:36] American.
[00:17:40] A similar energy truce was announced by Trump on September
[00:17:43] 14th, at which time the Kremlin made the agreement conditional
[00:17:47] on the lifting of sanctions on the Russian energy
[00:17:49] sector. Russia attacks our cities,
[00:17:53] our people, our energy every day. Many Ukrainian families are now without electricity and
[00:17:56] water, words will not stop missiles, decisions will.
[00:18:00] President Trump surprised with an energy agreement that
[00:18:03] no one had heard of in Kyiv, just two days after
[00:18:07] he himself concluded a compromising agreement with
[00:18:10] Putin on oil supplies. This is a political ploy,
[00:18:13] an image-building measure that Donald Trump badly needs before the midterm elections on November
[00:18:17] 3rd, because the price of gasoline, the price of diesel, is something that keeps
[00:18:21] Americans awake at night and because of this he is also very badly rated
[00:18:25] by his voters. Trump's agreement, which funds Putin's war,
[00:18:28] outraged even Republican senators.
[00:18:32] The position of Congress is clear: President Trump's decision to allow
[00:18:35] the import of Russian diesel
[00:18:39] to the United States is in direct contradiction with existing law, it is
[00:18:42] compromising, it is truly something that
[00:18:46] does not befit a power like the United States, so it is no
[00:18:49] wonder that Donald Trump's decision caused
[00:18:52] opposition, even within his own party. The Trump
[00:18:56] administration even reportedly threatened to cut off Ukraine from
[00:18:59] supplies of American weapons and intelligence data if
[00:19:02] Kyiv did not stop striking Russian
[00:19:05] oil refineries.
[00:19:37] stated a new package of sanctions covering over
[00:19:40] 1500 individuals and entities from Russia, are to
[00:19:44] primarily target the Russian arms industry.
[00:19:48] Anna Waśkiewicz, panorama.
[00:19:50] The next pandemic could start with a bat, a mosquito or
[00:19:54] an animal sold in a market, but the first alarm signal may not
[00:19:58] come from a hospital. It could be a social media post about
[00:20:02] a mysterious fever, sudden deaths or an overcrowded
[00:20:05] clinic. In Berlin. Artificial intelligence is looking for what
[00:20:09] the world has not yet noticed. Milena
[00:20:12] Kruszniewska. This is the World
[00:20:16] Health Organization's epidemic intelligence center. 50
[00:20:18] specialists analyze information from around the world,
[00:20:22] using artificial intelligence to
[00:20:25] detect signals of possible disease
[00:20:27] outbreaks. We do not have to wait for official
[00:20:30] reports. We gain time, and in a crisis situation,
[00:20:34] time can decide between life and death.
[00:20:50] We appeal to the government to take the matter seriously and send more
[00:20:54] healthcare workers. The list of threats is much
[00:20:57] longer. The greatest concern for epidemiologists is viruses
[00:21:01] that can be transmitted from animals to humans. Particular attention
[00:21:05] is paid to avian influenza H5N1.
[00:21:09] In Poland, the Empox virus is observed. This year,
[00:21:12] 52 cases of the disease, which
[00:21:15] was previously called monkeypox, were recorded. There has
[00:21:18] been... a large enough
[00:21:21] spread of this virus that the World Health Organization
[00:21:24] declared a state of international
[00:21:28] health emergency. The concern
[00:21:30] of scientists is caused by coronaviruses and the
[00:21:33] Nipa virus, its natural carriers are fruit
[00:21:37] bats, it can kill up to 3/4
[00:21:41] of those infected. We understand much better today the dynamics
[00:21:44] of epidemics, how quickly they spread, who is at risk
[00:21:48] and what needs to be done to stop them.
[00:21:50] The paradox is that the world is increasingly effective in tracking
[00:21:53] epidemics, but it limits funds for fighting
[00:21:56] them. The World Health Organization is struggling with funding
[00:22:00] cuts and staff reductions. Germany
[00:22:03] financed a large part of the construction of the Berlin
[00:22:06] center, and additional funds are provided by the European
[00:22:10] Union. There is a shortage of 20 to
[00:22:13] 25% of funding. Scientists do not
[00:22:16] know which pathogen will cause the next pandemic.
[00:22:20] It could be a new strain of flu, coronavirus or
[00:22:23] a virus that we do not yet know. One thing is certain,
[00:22:27] the sooner it is detected, the greater the chance that
[00:22:30] the epidemic will not turn into a global catastrophe. In
[00:22:34] Berlin, therefore, a race is underway against an enemy that is not yet
[00:22:38] visible and that the algorithm alone will not stop.
[00:22:41] Milena Kruszniewska,
[00:22:43] panorama.
[00:22:48] Her story touched thousands of hearts. Klaudia Uciechowska fought for
[00:22:52] her life in a hospital in Beijing. She was transported to Poland in a
[00:22:56] coma by government plane. The 24-year-old
[00:22:59] is rehabilitating in a center in Krakow. The family has
[00:23:02] the first reasons for joy. Anna
[00:23:05] Krępaszanka. This most anticipated moment
[00:23:08] is behind them. Klaudia recognized
[00:23:11] her loved ones. It was a moment, but it was probably
[00:23:14] the most beautiful
[00:23:15] feeling.
[00:23:35] During the week she exercises 5 hours every day, she has to
[00:23:38] relearn breathing, swallowing or speaking. For speaking
[00:23:42] and for the day in general, she has a special
[00:23:45] tube changed, with which, if she
[00:23:48] manages her breath well, it
[00:23:50] can be heard. The parents are happy with even the smallest steps forward, we take
[00:23:54] a breath
[00:23:56] and we let everything go, we are not able
[00:24:00] to fully determine how much our brain is damaged,
[00:24:04] the brain's ability to regenerate also depends on the patient,
[00:24:07] the greater the pre-disease resources,
[00:24:11] the better the recovery to health.
[00:24:15] A sinology student, in April she suddenly fell ill in Beijing,
[00:24:18] after a severe,
[00:24:50] important people give a sense of security above
[00:24:53] all, but also affects the healing process
[00:24:57] and that physical, because even touch and that
[00:25:00] feeling that I am safe causes
[00:25:04] that in our blood hormones
[00:25:06] responsible for, for example, pain reduction, begin to
[00:25:10] circulate. Klaudia's story gives hope to Piotr
[00:25:14] Muczulski's family. Years ago he suffered an accident on
[00:25:17] a scooter.
[00:25:26] after a CT scan they put him on a respirator, he lost his
[00:25:30] breath a bit, but he's already, he's already fine,
[00:25:33] the most important thing is that he has rehabilitation,
[00:25:37] somehow his health condition will improve,
[00:25:40] not much, but it will. The family, thanks to Klaudia's story and the support of many
[00:25:44] people, regained a loved one
[00:25:47] hope.
[00:25:52] She shook her disabled client and knocked
[00:25:55] his hat off his head, the therapist from Gdańsk explained that she only wanted to
[00:25:59] scare him, everything was recorded by a random witness, it was.
[00:26:02] former police officer Łukasz Stępień, the journalists of the "Reporters"
[00:26:06] program reached the man and the scenes recorded by him. Konrad
[00:26:10] Reluga. Blurry recording. What kind of therapeutic
[00:26:13] model is it when you shake a person in a wheelchair, throw their hat on
[00:26:17] the ground.
[00:26:19] Is it not true that this lady should have a therapist? And the witness's
[00:26:23] account, who has no doubt what he saw, she shook the man in the wheelchair, then
[00:26:27] hit him with an open hand on the brim of his hat, knocking
[00:26:30] his hat off his head. Stępień confronted
[00:26:34] the therapist with this version of events, no, I didn't shake him, but the
[00:26:38] participant here is calling me names and said he wants to go on the grass, so that's why you
[00:26:41] threw his hat on the ground, and that man picked it up, I didn't
[00:26:45] throw it on the ground, are you kidding me, I didn't throw it on the ground, do you see
[00:26:48] that the woman's colleagues present at the
[00:26:51] scene did not react to the situation, they started talking later, we are a bit
[00:26:55] between a rock and a hard place, I understand that,
[00:26:58] on the one hand, I'm talking about some loyalty towards a colleague, although... It
[00:27:02] is a problem that we don't see today. The police
[00:27:06] were called to the scene. After the material appeared online,
[00:27:09] the police secured it. Then they took verification actions. At this moment,
[00:27:13] they are carrying out such actions. The woman is a
[00:27:16] therapist from an association for people with intellectual
[00:27:19] disabilities. The Gdańsk branch of the organization first
[00:27:23] decided to remove her from working with clients, and consequently
[00:27:26] terminated her contract. It was a violation
[00:27:29] of professional ethics, not an act of violence? It
[00:27:32] was a violation of our ethical code and standards
[00:27:36] according to which we work, a bad taste remained, here it is simply
[00:27:40] reprehensible and certainly the person should not be a
[00:27:43] caregiver, she should be punished really
[00:27:46] severely, because it is incomprehensible, it is frustrating
[00:27:50] to torment someone.
[00:27:53] people who are helpless and cannot
[00:27:56] defend themselves. For experts, this is crossing all boundaries.
[00:28:00] Such people are people... who, in a
[00:28:03] special way, need help from others, some
[00:28:06] sensitivity, empathy, help.
[00:28:10] However, violence is absolutely unacceptable.
[00:28:13] Discharging aggression in such a way, reacting to aggression
[00:28:17] on anyone can leave permanent effects on the
[00:28:20] psyche. These are various types of trauma. The full
[00:28:24] report tomorrow in "Reporters" on TVP1 at
[00:28:27] 3:10 PM. Konrad Reluga,
[00:28:30] Panorama. And in Panorama... now for the weather. What do the
[00:28:34] latest forecasts say? Aleksandra Kostka
[00:29:09] Aleksandra and the weather forecast.
[00:29:12] Thank you very much. Finally, in Panorama, an invitation: brutal attacks in
[00:29:15] schools,
[00:29:17] peer violence, bullying and fear of returning to lessons. What
[00:29:21] happens behind school doors? Why do some young people become
[00:29:24] victims of violence, while others start to hurt? About fear in
[00:29:28] Polish schools and what adults don't see in a special episode of
[00:29:31] the program:
[00:29:39] "Counterpoint". We will see each other in the evening edition at 9:45 PM. See you.
[00:30:36] Good morning, Dominika Sitnicka. I cordially invite you to the program
[00:30:39] "Counterpoint". And today we will discuss the following
[00:30:42] topics:
[00:30:45] He planned an assassination attempt on the Prime Minister and the Minister of National Defense.
[00:30:48] The 66-year-old faces up to 15 years
[00:30:51] in prison. Zelensky under pressure from
[00:30:55] Trump. The Kremlin reacts to the words of the US
[00:30:58] President.