TVPINFO — Panorama
20261012 194500 UTC
335 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.

[00:00:12] Vacation, I have photos, Espumisan contains simethicone, which
[00:00:16] quickly breaks down gas bubbles and brings relief. It is a medicine, for
[00:00:19] safety use it according to the leaflet enclosed in the packaging, do not exceed
[00:00:23] the maximum dose of the medicine, in case of doubt consult a doctor or pharmacist,
[00:00:26] Espumisan for excessive bloating and fullness.
[00:00:33] Over-the-counter medicine with the maximum dose of simethicone, one capsule after
[00:00:36] main meals. Suspects
[00:01:03] of setting fire to the Starling satellite
[00:01:07] communication base station in Wola Krobowska in Mazovia in the hands
[00:01:10] of the police are two citizens of Turkey. The arrests took place in
[00:01:14] Germany. According to the services, they acted for a foreign
[00:01:17] intelligence agency, and the arson was an act of sabotage. Karolina Nocek
[00:01:20] is dealing with this case. Tell us when the men will be handed over
[00:01:24] to the Polish
[00:01:24] police.
[00:01:30] Because according to German law, the German court now
[00:01:33] has 48 hours to decide on the
[00:01:36] validity of the alleged offenses, and then
[00:01:39] the German government has 90 days to decide
[00:01:42] whether to hand over these
[00:01:45] individuals to the Polish government and the Polish judiciary.
[00:01:48] When they are brought here to Poland,
[00:01:52] if the German government decides so, then
[00:01:55] of course they will face justice, and
[00:01:59] the Polish judiciary... and the Polish services
[00:02:02] have no doubt that these two individuals are responsible for
[00:02:06] the fire that occurred, let's remind, on September 24,
[00:02:09] 2026, in the village of Wola
[00:02:13] Krubowska. Let's listen to what the Polish government
[00:02:16] says. We have no doubt that
[00:02:20] behind this act of diversion are
[00:02:23] Russian services and it is worth
[00:02:26] adding here that more and more often...
[00:02:30] Russian services reach for people
[00:02:33] associated with the criminal world. These two are the
[00:02:37] people who physically came to Poland to
[00:02:40] carry out this act of terror.
[00:02:43] The documents that have been collected by the police and the Internal Security Agency
[00:02:47] are very strong and solid in this regard. We have
[00:02:51] recordings, we have fingerprints,
[00:02:54] we have the DNA of the perpetrators, we know how they
[00:02:57] moved, we know when to...
[00:03:06] evacuated straight to Germany, and let's remember, this is about
[00:03:09] two people who are of Turkish nationality.
[00:03:13] If they come to Poland,
[00:03:16] they will be extradited by the German side, they will face
[00:03:20] the Polish judiciary and will be charged with
[00:03:24] article 130 of the Penal Code,
[00:03:27] i.e., diversion and sabotage, and for that... under
[00:03:30] Polish law, even life imprisonment
[00:03:38] Russia is neither inevitable nor imminent, but in the event of an attack, NATO is
[00:03:42] ready to fight even tonight. The commander of Allied forces
[00:03:46] presented a victory strategy in Warsaw. This is a vision
[00:03:49] of how to deter the enemy and prevent them from
[00:03:53] occupying the territory of states
[00:04:01] the shadow of alerts, in Rzeszów SMS messages about threats are a nervous
[00:04:04] everyday occurrence, there are too many of them, simply too many of them. War
[00:04:08] certainly doesn't make the same impression as
[00:04:11] 4 years ago, yes, we just got
[00:04:14] used to it. War is less than 100 km from here, the nearby
[00:04:18] Jasionka airport plays a very important role in this
[00:04:21] conflict. It is a key logistical hub and strategic defense point
[00:04:25] on NATO's eastern flank, but also
[00:04:28] a potential target for Russians.
[00:04:30] attacked, we can fight even tonight.
[00:04:33] Security Forum, General Aleksus
[00:04:36] Grynkiewicz, who is the commander-in-chief of NATO forces in Europe,
[00:04:39] presented the alliance's victory
[00:04:41] strategy.
[00:04:44] No one should mistake our defensive character for a lack of
[00:04:47] resolve. If anyone is foolish enough to attack us, we
[00:04:50] will fight, we will stop the attack and prevent the realization of the
[00:04:54] enemy's goals. The strategy
[00:04:58] assumes combining forces. ready
[00:05:12] for defense from the first meter, so that
[00:05:16] no meter of alliance territory is given
[00:05:19] to the Russian Federation, this is the most important assumption.
[00:05:23] Although alliance countries are not directly attacked, hybrid war
[00:05:26] has been waged here for years, and the aggressor is clearly
[00:05:30] defined. Russia wants to destroy the existing
[00:05:33] security architecture in Europe. In order for Russian
[00:05:36] domination to return to the state before 1980.
[00:05:40] 1980.
[00:06:12] does not treat us as an independent state, but treats us as
[00:06:16] a state that is very important within the alliance.
[00:06:19] Regarding investments in security, Prime Minister Donald Tusk
[00:06:23] today discussed with the Prime Minister of Norway and signed a 20-point
[00:06:27] declaration on strategic partnership.
[00:06:30] European countries must invest more in security, doing so in
[00:06:34] a consistent and coherent manner, so that regional defense systems
[00:06:38] are stronger. Europe knows it must take greater
[00:06:41] responsibility for its security, but the United States
[00:06:45] is still the most powerful ally. If we have
[00:06:48] a permanent base, an American military presence, the more
[00:06:52] we are able to take responsibility for NATO's eastern
[00:06:55] flank. Yes, the chairperson of the War Security Forum
[00:06:58] addressed the American
[00:07:00] guests. Russia is not your
[00:07:04] friend, as Ronald Reagan would say, Russia's victory
[00:07:08] would be a defeat for
[00:07:24] schools are checked after incidents, authorities have detained over 100
[00:07:27] people.
[00:07:30] The state as a private farm, this is the report of the investigative commission on
[00:07:33] Pegasus.
[00:07:35] A student who returned in critical condition from China to Poland has regained
[00:07:39] consciousness.
[00:07:43] 135 people detained nationwide and nearly 8,000
[00:07:47] controlled facilities, this is the balance of police actions due to
[00:07:50] acts of violence occurring in schools. The authorities
[00:07:54] emphasize that the situation is slowly calming down, both in the real
[00:07:57] and virtual world. They also announce
[00:08:00] accelerated work on laws
[00:08:08] actions to ensure
[00:08:10] safety. dies on another day of increased checks in
[00:08:14] Polish schools and kindergartens, checks which, as the authorities
[00:08:17] claim, brought the expected results. The situation is much
[00:08:21] calmer than on Friday, on Friday 59 schools were closed, today it is
[00:08:25] 10. As for the parents' concern,
[00:08:28] the emotions related to it, today is much calmer than what
[00:08:32] it was on the weekend. Polish educational institutions at the beginning
[00:08:36] of the week were still guarded by nearly 2,000 policemen,
[00:08:40] actions are to be continued in the coming days. In light of recent
[00:08:43] situations, this is good, let's hope that such patrols
[00:08:47] will deter potential individuals
[00:08:49] who are planning something, some safeguards certainly won't
[00:08:53] hurt. Since yesterday, uniformed officers have arrested another 18
[00:08:56] people, totaling 135, including
[00:08:59] teenagers possessing knives, axes, or publishing
[00:09:02] videos with threats online.
[00:09:05] You will die tomorrow. Although there are much
[00:09:08] fewer such recordings and posts online in recent hours.
[00:09:12] The group is a group inspired by the tragic
[00:09:15] events in Ostrołęka and Wyszków, as well as the desire
[00:09:18] to gain online recognition. Most incidents are in the nature
[00:09:21] of a joke, for which there are real serious
[00:09:24] consequences. However, the Internet is not only used by children,
[00:09:28] but by Russian bots, whose task is to spread disinformation.
[00:09:31] A special form of counteracting and
[00:09:35] eliminating such content was already launched yesterday.
[00:09:38] The government plans a series of legislative solutions for schools, including
[00:09:42] enabling teachers to confiscate dangerous items from students. There are also
[00:09:46] plans to tighten regulations regarding the entry of unauthorized
[00:09:49] persons into facilities. There may also be someone who will not like that
[00:09:53] we restrict free, unrestricted access for everyone to school, but I am
[00:09:57] convinced that this must be done for the safety of students and for the safety
[00:10:00] of female and male teachers. all these
[00:10:03] laws will be given priority in terms
[00:10:06] of the legislative path. There is
[00:10:09] a conference planned on the condition of the young generation, which is to sensitize
[00:10:13] parents. Parents should raise children,
[00:10:16] and upbringing is not just care, it's conversation, it's
[00:10:20] a relationship, but also control of what children
[00:10:23] browse online. Algorithms currently work in such a way that they suggest
[00:10:27] as much violent content as possible to young people, as much
[00:10:30] radical content as possible, because young people will click on it. A young person
[00:10:34] clicking on such material equals profit. A loud
[00:10:38] no against violence was said by students and teachers in Wasilków, where
[00:10:41] a red march passed. Recently, there have been many, even
[00:10:45] ordinary everyday scuffles, it has become,
[00:10:48] I would say, routine in schools. We want to sensitize children,
[00:10:52] to make them aware of how to deal with it. It is worth informing
[00:10:55] adults. The youngest can also get support by calling
[00:10:58] 116-11. Parents and teachers should call
[00:11:02] 800,
[00:11:09] accreditation, data went abroad. We know
[00:11:13] the details of the final report of the parliamentary investigative commission on
[00:11:16] Pegasus. The work lasted over 2.5 years. The result is
[00:11:20] 10 notifications to the prosecutor's office against 11 people. This is no longer
[00:11:24] a scandal. We are talking about
[00:11:33] a half years. I think we will find out everything soon,
[00:11:37] we've waited this long. 5-6 hours it will all take. Well, it will take
[00:11:40] a while, because we have 350 pages in the open part and 276
[00:11:49] which almost 80 witnesses
[00:11:52] sat at this table. Among them were others.
[00:12:25] a horse that has wings and flies, and during the interrogation, he said: I
[00:12:28] was the initiator of the purchase of this system, so you came to the right
[00:12:32] place. In 2022, Pegasus bought by the former deputy
[00:12:35] of Zbigniew Ziobro was supposed to look like this. Are you ready? And
[00:12:39] two years later, the same politician was charged by prosecutors for
[00:12:42] purchasing software using funds from the Justice Fund. Today,
[00:12:46] the commission announces 10 notifications to the prosecutor's office against 11
[00:12:49] people, concerning not only Zbigniew Ziobro and Michał Woś, but also, among others,
[00:12:53] Mariusz Kamiński. The main accusation, which
[00:12:57] connects almost all these notifications, is exceeding
[00:13:00] authority
[00:13:04] and dereliction of duty. Pegasus is Israeli
[00:13:07] NSO company spyware. After it was installed on
[00:13:11] a phone, the services had access to its entire contents.
[00:13:14] According to the commission's findings, the tool was used without the required
[00:13:17] accreditation, data went abroad.
[00:13:20] It turned out that the materials that came from operational
[00:13:24] control leaked to Israel,
[00:13:27] we are talking about a state crime and they will be held accountable for it,
[00:13:31] it's becoming, well, I don't know, wiretapping politicians, I
[00:13:34] hear that the Israeli company had control over
[00:13:38] this system and we paid for it, well, Mr.
[00:13:41] Editor, let's be serious. The Pegasus case was investigated not only by the parliamentary
[00:13:45] commission, the prosecutor's office today revealed an ABW report on how
[00:13:48] this system was used in Poland. And the experts' findings
[00:13:52] also show that the CBA did not have full control over Pegasus.
[00:13:55] Anonymized data left the territory of Poland, and the manufacturer
[00:13:58] had the technical ability to access materials from operational controls.
[00:14:02] Teeth are broken,
[00:14:05] tools for services that are supposed to ensure the safety of Polish citizens.
[00:14:08] Now the question for Donald Tusk is, whose play are
[00:14:12] you in, man? This agreement clearly
[00:14:15] stated that Poland cannot use this
[00:14:18] surveillance tool against telephone numbers from
[00:14:22] Russia, Belarus, North Korea. Pegasus
[00:14:25] became a digital political weapon used for
[00:14:29] surveillance, blackmail, and destruction of independent judges and
[00:14:32] prosecutors. Among those wiretapped were the mayor of Sopot,
[00:14:35] Jacek Karnowski, prosecutor Ewa Wrzosek, and also the current
[00:14:39] KO MEP Krzysztof Brejza, who in 2019 was
[00:14:43] the head of the Civic Coalition election campaign. My SMS messages
[00:14:46] were published by Kursski's and Pereyra's people,
[00:14:50] in a falsified way on television, in the middle of the election campaign,
[00:14:53] to weaken.
[00:15:07] The prosecutor's office reacted to media reports about the former deputy minister of agriculture. The District Prosecutor's Office
[00:15:11] will check whether Michał Kołodziejczak forced two women to take
[00:15:14] drugs and used violence
[00:15:17] against them. The times of phone calls from
[00:15:20] Nowogrodzka and manual control of investigations under party
[00:15:24] legitimacy are over. The standards of a state of law are simple: if there is
[00:15:27] a suspicion of a crime, the prosecutor's office acts ex officio. There
[00:15:31] are no sacred cows, okay, there are no
[00:15:34] sacred cows, but you cannot harm a healthy cow.
[00:15:45] On Friday, one of the right-wing portals reported that the former deputy minister of agriculture had allegedly made threats and used violence against his former
[00:15:49] co-workers, and had also encouraged them to take drugs.
[00:15:53] Kołodziejczak, who was suspended from the KO club, denies that this
[00:15:56] happened. His representative informed that the aforementioned women
[00:16:00] before the 2023 elections supported Kołodziejczak as
[00:16:03] volunteers, then they were expected to.
[00:16:16] Krakow has chosen a new mayor, it will be Łukasz Gibała, for whom it was
[00:16:20] his fourth attempt in the elections. Monika Piątkowska, who
[00:16:23] lost in the second round, declares that she will be watching the new
[00:16:26] mayor closely. The opposition speaks of the beginning
[00:16:30] of a wave of defeats for the ruling coalition. Prime Minister Tusk
[00:16:33] responds that the right suffered a historic defeat.
[00:16:39] after 24 years Krakovians regained their
[00:16:42] city.
[00:16:45] Today will go down in history and this is our common
[00:16:48] achievement, thank you very much, Łukasz Gibała won over
[00:16:51] 62% of the votes, thus defeating the candidate of the Civic
[00:16:55] Coalition and PSL Monika Piątkowska by approximately 25 percentage
[00:16:59] points. I will be watching
[00:17:01] the new mayor of the city closely,
[00:17:04] he said many times.
[00:17:37] already returning to the 20-minute ticket, but its
[00:17:40] main task will be to improve the financial condition of the city. The debt will not be
[00:17:44] reduced, but the point is that in two years we will be able to say that it
[00:17:47] has stopped growing, meaning that in 2029
[00:17:50] we will have the first budget that will be balanced. We will
[00:17:53] cooperate with Krakow, because its residents
[00:17:57] deserve it. I will not change my opinion on Mr. Gibała, because I know
[00:18:00] what I know, but such is the choice and we will
[00:18:03] cooperate. According to experts, the decision of the residents of the capital.
[00:18:17] for the opposition, it's an encouragement to strive, that elections are not won
[00:18:20] overnight. The inauguration of the new mayor
[00:18:23] of Krakow will take place on October
[00:18:31] Spain, 283 passengers
[00:18:35] evacuated. Traffic on the Madrid-Barcelona route has been completely
[00:18:39] stopped, delays may last many
[00:18:40] hours. The Spanish carrier Renfe
[00:18:44] reported that the train departed from the Spanish capital at 2:27 PM,
[00:18:47] the fire broke out after 4:00 PM
[00:18:50] on kilometer 255 of the route
[00:18:53] between Madrid and Barcelona, none of the
[00:18:56] almost 300 passengers were injured. Travelers were moved
[00:18:59] to a safe place, and the rest of the journey
[00:19:02] was by bus. The interruption in traffic will most likely last until the end
[00:19:06] of the day.
[00:19:09] caused, caused considerable problems in train
[00:19:11] traffic.
[00:19:14] Her story touched thousands of hearts. Klaudia Uciechowska
[00:19:17] fought for her life in a hospital in Beijing. She was transported
[00:19:20] to Poland in a coma on a government plane.
[00:19:23] The 24-year-old is rehabilitating at a center in
[00:19:26] Krakow. The family has
[00:19:34] is behind them. Klaudia recognized her closest family.
[00:19:38] it was a moment, but it was probably the most beautiful
[00:19:41] feeling, it was that wow we were waiting for. Today,
[00:19:45] the fight is for her health and fitness. The 24-year-old
[00:19:48] is undergoing intensive rehabilitation, a magician,
[00:19:51] really a magician and again
[00:19:54] inhale
[00:19:58] and exhale.
[00:20:00] She exercises 5 hours a week every day. She has to
[00:20:04] relearn breathing, swallowing, and speaking.
[00:20:08] She has her special tube changed daily.
[00:20:11] If she manages her breath well,
[00:20:13] you can hear her. Her parents are happy with
[00:20:17] even the smallest steps forward. We inhale
[00:20:20] wdech
[00:20:22] and release everything. We are also
[00:20:26] unable to fully determine how damaged her brain is.
[00:20:30] The brain's ability to regenerate also depends on the patient.
[00:20:33] The greater the pre-illness resources, the
[00:20:37] better the recovery to health. Klaudia Uciechowska,
[00:20:40] a sinology student, suddenly fell ill in Beijing in April.
[00:20:44] She had acute diffuse peritonitis, perforation of the duodenum
[00:20:47] after surgery for an ovarian teratoma. She suffered from
[00:20:51] severe pneumonia, and was also diagnosed
[00:20:54] with autoimmune encephalitis. She returned to Poland
[00:20:57] on a government plane. Intensive rehabilitation is a
[00:21:00] chance for independence in the future. We know for sure that
[00:21:04] Klaudia reads, reads, she is able
[00:21:06] to read everything. Klaudia is regularly
[00:21:10] cared for by her mother or father, family support is of paramount
[00:21:13] importance. The closeness of important
[00:21:16] people primarily provides a sense of security.
[00:21:20] but it also influences the healing process, and that's
[00:21:23] physical healing, because touch and the feeling
[00:21:26] that I am safe causes
[00:21:29] hormones responsible for, for example,
[00:21:32] reducing pain, to circulate in our
[00:21:36] blood. Klaudia's story gives hope to Piotr
[00:21:40] Moczulski's family. Over 2 years ago, he suffered a scooter
[00:21:43] accident. He returned to Poland from the Philippines thanks to government
[00:21:47] support. He is waiting in the hospital in Białystok.
[00:21:52] after the tomography, they put him on a ventilator, he lost his
[00:21:55] breath a bit, but now he's, he's fine.
[00:21:59] The most important thing is that he has
[00:22:01] rehabilitation,
[00:22:03] somehow his condition, his health, will improve, not much, but it will.
[00:22:07] The family, thanks to Klaudia's story and the support of many people,
[00:24:14] closed beaches. Southern California is grappling with the aftermath of Tropical Storm
[00:24:17] Rachel. Although the storm weakened, meteorologists
[00:24:21] warn that the danger is not yet
[00:24:23] over.
[00:24:26] Waves crashed into homes right by the shore in Long Beach, water
[00:24:30] flooded parking lots and coastal streets. Services raced against time
[00:24:33] building sand barriers around properties. Today's tide could
[00:24:36] reach over two meters. In some counties, sudden
[00:24:40] flood warnings were issued, rainfall is expected to cease