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[00:00:00] signed. Seven out of 10 Romanians have
[00:00:04] weight problems and almost half
[00:00:06] huge video projection are obese. Doctors say that losing weight is not just about willpower
[00:00:09] and are always looking for new solutions to get rid of extra
[00:00:13] pounds. The capital celebrates
[00:00:16] 567 years since its first documentary mention with a new
[00:00:20] edition of the projection festival on the Parliament Palace. In
[00:00:23] addition, there is a promenade on Victory Avenue and parties are organized
[00:00:26] in several areas of the city.
[00:00:36] Massive Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow on the last day of
[00:00:40] the Russian parliamentary elections, according to Russian authorities, at
[00:00:43] least 450 drones
[00:00:47] that Moscow made a mistake by not reached the capital area, three people lost their lives and approximately
[00:00:49] 20 were injured. Polling stations will close soon, and United Russia,
[00:00:53] the Kremlin's party, is expected to maintain its supremacy in the State
[00:00:57] Duma.
[00:01:00] A refinery and a thermal power plant in Moscow were hit, several
[00:01:04] to exit polls in Lower residential buildings were damaged, which led to the evacuation of several hundred
[00:01:07] people. Following the detection of the drone swarm,
[00:01:11] airports around the capital temporarily imposed
[00:01:14] restrictions, and dozens of flights were affected.
[00:01:17] The authorities did everything possible to minimize
[00:01:20] the effects of last night's attack on the refinery and
[00:01:23] thermal power plant on the outskirts of Moscow. They only stated
[00:01:27] that 450 drones tried to attack. The Russian
[00:01:30] capital is on the last day of voting, and the government is trying
[00:01:34] to demonstrate that nothing happened, and the election is proceeding
[00:01:37] normally. Ukrainians claimed responsibility for the attack on
[00:01:41] the refinery. President Volodymyr Zelensky thanked
[00:01:44] the military, citing, "for the precision with which the
[00:01:48] operation took place." This is the last day of voting in this first parliamentary
[00:01:51] election organized after the invasion of Ukraine.
[00:01:55] Russian voters are reluctant to give statements to the press, but there
[00:01:58] are also people who say:
[00:02:09] lamb and a maximum of
[00:02:30] vote as illegal. Human rights organizations also
[00:02:33] claim pressure on locals.
[00:02:37] According to some activists, voters would have been accompanied or intimidated
[00:02:41] by armed people.
[00:02:43] At the elections in Russia, Diana Șoșoacă, a Member of the European Parliament,
[00:02:47] who launched a wave of fake news about Romania and the European Union,
[00:02:50] is also an observer. "Russia is more democratic than
[00:02:54] the European Union," she said on Russia Today, a Kremlin propaganda channel
[00:02:58] banned in the Union.
[00:03:02] Diana Șoșoacă spoke in an interview given to Russian television about
[00:03:05] the violence at the protest of animal breeders in Victory
[00:03:08] Square, accusing the gendarmes of attacking the protesters and the
[00:03:12] SOS Romania parliamentarians. Șoșoacă also launched other
[00:03:15] accusations and even stated that in Romania people are starving,
[00:03:19] and politicians would stop water from the mountains to direct it to
[00:03:23] certain companies. At the same time, Șoșoacă expressed her appreciation
[00:03:26] for the electoral process in Russia.
[00:04:34] and this lady Șoșoacă
[00:04:38] found a niche in Romanian
[00:04:40] politics and exploits it,
[00:04:44] earning considerable sums from
[00:04:48] Brussels and pursuing
[00:04:50] Moscow's policy directed against
[00:04:54] the European Union, thus remaking the
[00:04:58] policy of the Communist Party in
[00:05:01] Romania during the interwar period,
[00:05:05] a party whose leadership was in Moscow.
[00:05:08] The European Parliament lifted Diana Iovanović Șoșoacă's immunity
[00:05:12] in the spring of this year, after suspending her previously for deviations
[00:05:15] in the plenary of the institution. The lifting of immunity allows the MEP to be investigated
[00:05:19] in criminal cases opened by the Romanian authorities for
[00:05:22] 11 offenses, including legionary propaganda, the cult
[00:05:26] of persons guilty of genocide, unlawful deprivation of liberty, and
[00:05:29] outrage. Germany, Romania, and Poland are the first
[00:05:33] European countries that Russia could attack next year. The statement
[00:05:37] belongs to the Honorary President of the Council for Foreign and Defense
[00:05:40] Policy in Russia. The strategist argued in an interview that
[00:05:44] Romania is the source of arms deliveries to
[00:05:47] Ukraine. He specified that initially nuclear weapons will not be used in
[00:05:50] attacks on European countries, and Moscow would consider
[00:05:54] much harsher strikes against Ukraine. Karaganov says
[00:05:59] resorting to nuclear threats since the beginning of the war, which
[00:06:03] was deliberately provoked by the United States to weaken
[00:06:06] Russia.
[00:06:09] Huge emotions in Berlin, but also in the rest of Germany, a short while
[00:06:13] ago, the ballot boxes closed, according
[00:06:16] Pomerania, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, convened
[00:06:20] an emergency meeting of his conservative party, the Christian
[00:06:24] Democratic Union, immediately after the announcement of the first
[00:06:27] results.
[00:06:29] rezultate.
[00:06:32] In the state of Mecklenburg, Lower Pomerania, a predominantly rural
[00:06:35] region in the less prosperous East of Germany. The electoral duel is between
[00:06:39] the Social Democratic Party and the Alternative for Germany,
[00:06:43] the latter being credited with 37% of the voting
[00:06:46] intentions, the SPD with 35% while
[00:06:49] the Christian Democratic Union is far behind. The state has
[00:06:53] been governed by social democrats for the last 28
[00:06:56] years.
[00:07:00] It's still bad, I still didn't heat in winter, I still had a cold apartment,
[00:07:03] it can't go on like this. Well, what do I wish for?
[00:07:06] Yes, I mean, that, that, that this improves
[00:07:10] and that the asylum seekers who come here don't get everything they want.
[00:07:14] So I think they're served well.
[00:07:17] Germany. According to polls, only
[00:07:20] alliances formed by three parties would
[00:07:28] be able to obtain a majority. Either the CDU will form a coalition
[00:07:32] with the SPD and the Greens, or the Radical Left Party, Die
[00:07:35] Linke, will join forces with the SPD and the Greens. Although it is
[00:07:39] predicted that the AfD will register progress in both
[00:07:43] today's elections, its rise to power will face
[00:07:46] obstacles, as the major parties have ruled out any
[00:07:49] collaboration with this formation. strong.
[00:07:52] 78%
[00:08:12] of Germans believe he is not the right person for this
[00:08:16] position. Merz, 70 years old, took over the leadership
[00:08:19] of Germany 16 months ago. He promised then to
[00:08:23] revitalize the country's economy, but failed to make significant
[00:08:26] changes. The overwhelming result obtained by the AfD in
[00:08:30] the elections in Saxony-Anhalt further weakened the Chancellor's
[00:08:33] position nationally.
[00:08:36] Hundreds of gourmands from all corners
[00:08:39] of the country came to Pleșcoi to savor the famous local sausages at
[00:08:42] the festival dedicated to them. Details about
[00:08:46] the celebration with a special taste immediately
[00:08:49] on the news.
[00:08:53] Official negotiations begin for the support of a cabinet led by Siegfried
[00:08:56] Mureșan. The designated Prime Minister is still working on the governing program which
[00:09:00] he wants to present tomorrow to the parties that support him. And also
[00:09:03] tomorrow the PSD has scheduled the first meeting dedicated to the Mureșan
[00:09:06] solution. The big question is whether the Social Democrats will allow room for
[00:09:10] negotiations and come up with proposals for the governing program? For now,
[00:09:13] Siegfried Mureșan has announced that he will keep the light on following the Bolojan
[00:09:17] model.
[00:09:20] Siegfried Mureșan sets out to form the government with a message
[00:09:23] of continuity. Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan turned on the light in
[00:09:27] the "chamber of tricks." If anyone expects me to turn off
[00:09:31] the light, they are sorely mistaken, we will keep the light on and we will clean up
[00:09:35] all the mess that has accumulated in over 30 years in
[00:09:38] the Romanian state. We are not doing this against anyone in particular, but for
[00:09:42] all honest people in Romania who work and who deserve to
[00:09:46] benefit maximum from the honest work they
[00:09:50] do. The designated Prime Minister announced that he will not negotiate with AUR,
[00:09:53] and the Social Democrats show no signs of intending to vote for the Mureșan
[00:09:57] cabinet. He must come and convince with a
[00:10:01] plan, a better governing program than his father's,
[00:10:05] a program that will pull the country out of the economic disaster into which
[00:10:08] Ilie Bolojan pushed it. If he is not capable, he should not
[00:10:12] go to the PSD because he has no reason to. Just with threats, stubbornness, and
[00:10:16] stomping your foot, it won't work. For example, the price
[00:10:19] of energy does not decrease if you inflate yourself.
[00:10:23] For now, at least, the chances for the Mureșan government to pass in Parliament are
[00:10:27] minimal, says political scientist Cristian Pârvulescu. It's very
[00:10:30] complicated, as you can see, because those red lines
[00:10:34] that the parties have drawn in their relationships
[00:10:37] do not seem to have been lifted, as long as the positions, especially at
[00:10:41] PNR, PNL, and USR, are not flexible, it will be very difficult to
[00:10:44] reach a consensus. For the government to pass, Siegfried Mureșan still
[00:10:48] needs approximately 65 votes. The UDMR has
[00:10:51] announced that it will not participate in governance if it is supported by
[00:10:55] votes from AUR or sovereignist parliamentarians. In these conditions,
[00:10:58] the only votes Mureșan can try to attract are from the Social
[00:11:02] Democrats. 13 Social Democrat deputies
[00:11:06] propose tougher conditions for regaining Romanian citizenship,
[00:11:09] especially for second or third-degree descendants of former
[00:11:13] Romanian citizens. The initiators say they want to reduce the large
[00:11:17] number of files. USR warns, however, that the amendment
[00:11:20] will especially affect Romanians from the Republic of
[00:11:24] Moldova.
[00:11:26] Specifically, articles 10 and 11 of the Citizenship
[00:11:29] Law are to be amended. If now
[00:11:33] the law also includes descendants of former Romanian citizens,
[00:11:37] the project retains the special procedure only for persons who actually
[00:11:40] held Romanian citizenship and lost it.
[00:11:44] We are talking about regaining, it means you had Romanian
[00:11:48] citizenship and therefore you want to
[00:11:52] regain it. So
[00:11:56] it does not block the path of any foreign
[00:11:58] citizen to obtain Romanian
[00:12:02] citizenship, even more so it
[00:12:05] does not address, I don't know, people
[00:12:08] from Moldova. In the explanatory statement, the initiators invoke
[00:12:12] three arguments: The return to the reparatory purpose of the
[00:12:15] law, the existence of a real connection with Romania, and
[00:12:19] the streamlining of the activity of the Citizenship
[00:12:22] Authority. They also mention the cases
[00:12:25] investigated for suspicions of falsified documents. If
[00:12:29] this initiative were adopted, the descendants
[00:12:32] of those who unjustly lost Romanian citizenship
[00:12:36] would no longer be able to apply for
[00:12:39] its regaining. A matter that primarily affects Romanians
[00:12:43] from the Republic of Moldova. The USR senator
[00:12:46] also draws attention to already submitted applications, because
[00:12:50] the project does not contain, in its current form, transitional provisions
[00:12:54] for them. Criticism also comes from Chișinău. We
[00:12:57] are Romanians, we held
[00:13:00] Romanian citizenship, it was
[00:13:03] taken away from us in a barbaric, fraudulent way through
[00:13:07] the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, and now PSD deputies
[00:13:10] have been found who, under the pretext or believing
[00:13:14] that they are thus strengthening Romania's security,
[00:13:18] deprive us of this
[00:13:21] right. The proposal registered in the Senate on
[00:13:24] September 15 is only at the beginning of its parliamentary
[00:13:27] journey. Army engineers detonated the remnants
[00:13:31] of a drone that was floating in the area of Chituc beach in Constanța
[00:13:34] county. The Coast Guard discovered a suspicious object floating this morning about
[00:13:38] 50 nautical miles east of Chituc. The area was
[00:13:41] secured and there was no danger to navigation. The number
[00:13:45] of such incidents has increased significantly in recent months, as
[00:13:49] Russian attacks against Ukrainian ports on the Danube have
[00:13:53] multiplied.
[00:13:56] Obesity puts increasing pressure on public health. Eight out of 10
[00:14:00] Romanians are obsessed with thoughts about food and statistics show that
[00:14:04] seven out of 10 Romanians have many extra kilos and even worse,
[00:14:07] four out of 10 have become obese. Losing weight is not just
[00:14:11] about willpower, say doctors who are now coming up with more anti-obesity
[00:14:14] solutions.
[00:14:17] Cristi lost 62 kilograms in one year after the operation that
[00:14:21] reduced his stomach and changed his life. His analyses
[00:14:25] are perfect now, he walks easily and no longer gets tired, he also got rid of
[00:14:28] pre-diabetes and high blood pressure, without taking any more pills.
[00:14:32] At the time of the operation I weighed 142 kg and now I weigh
[00:14:35] 80, I don't take any treatment, now I eat a handful
[00:14:39] of food per meal and before I used to eat plates full,
[00:14:42] I've always been a bit plump, I've tried all sorts of diets,
[00:14:46] they didn't work, I liked to eat,
[00:14:49] the entourage is something hereditary,
[00:14:53] meaning everyone in my family likes food.
[00:14:55] Șerban, a former martial arts practitioner, chose to try a
[00:14:59] personalized diet from a doctor, combined with exercise, when he exceeded
[00:15:02] 130 kg. Metabolic age, 58
[00:15:06] years, compared to actual age, 43 years. We need to
[00:15:10] modify the values regarding fat
[00:15:13] mass. I lost 14 kg in approximately 6 months.
[00:15:16] The target is to reach around 90. Psychology is, I think,
[00:15:20] above all. However, willpower is not enough for everyone, especially
[00:15:24] if there is a predisposition to obesity inherited or when hormones get out
[00:15:28] of control and emotions matter. According to a study,
[00:15:31] almost eight out of 10 Romanians sometimes eat due to stress,
[00:15:34] anxiety, sadness, or fatigue and just as many
[00:15:38] have persistent thoughts about food, this is also reflected in obesity
[00:15:41] statistics. Sometimes you are born with that
[00:15:45] food noise, with a channel in your brain that makes you much
[00:15:49] more preoccupied with food, under the influence of genetics, of
[00:15:52] certain environmental phenomena, of certain psycho-emotional
[00:15:55] traumas. Your brain's biochemistry has been disturbed.
[00:15:59] You've always eaten? Biology explains why it's hard to
[00:16:02] lose weight, but also to maintain it. We are mammals who try
[00:16:06] to gain energy for days when we didn't have
[00:16:09] access to food, if you try to lose weight, your body will try
[00:16:13] to put it back. In a world where culinary temptations are everywhere,
[00:16:17] the fight against extra pounds is long and hard, ideally
[00:16:21] we should not need to lose weight. For obesity,
[00:16:24] a chronic disease from which over 200 complications arise, there are
[00:16:28] many solutions, diets, slimming injections or
[00:16:32] surgery, all must be personalized. Ideally, support
[00:16:35] should come from a team that includes psychotherapists.
[00:16:37] A delicious celebration in
[00:16:40] Buzău county, hundreds of people came to Pleșcoi to taste
[00:16:43] the famous local sausages at the festival dedicated
[00:16:47] to them. The fame of Pleșcoi sausages has long exceeded the borders
[00:16:50] of the county and even of Romania.
[00:16:53] The smoke from the hot grills and
[00:16:58] the unmistakable aroma of spices transformed the village of
[00:17:01] Pleșcoi in Berca commune into the capital of authentic taste this
[00:17:05] weekend. A lot of gourmets came here
[00:17:08] from all corners of the country,
[00:17:11] a delicacy, an exceptional product
[00:17:15] representing Buzău county, and
[00:17:18] I hope this tradition will not be forgotten, which
[00:17:22] we now cherish with great pleasure, they are a bit
[00:17:25] spicy for my taste, but they are very
[00:17:28] good, Pleșcoi sausages, protected at a European
[00:17:31] level, are the pride of the community in the Carpathian
[00:17:35] Bend. They have been made for a very long time, we are the third
[00:17:38] generation that makes them, it's a successful
[00:17:42] brand. Pleșcoi sausages are prepared from a mixture of
[00:17:47] 45% beef to keep the paste tender. The spicy taste is
[00:17:50] given by hot red pepper, garlic, and a little
[00:17:53] thyme. After being stuffed into thin sheep casings,
[00:17:57] the essential steps follow: drying and hot smoking
[00:18:00] with hardwood. The dry ones?
[00:18:04] Since 2019, Pleșcoi sausages are
[00:18:14] officially a product with protected geographical indication in
[00:18:17] the European Union.
[00:18:21] With the arrival of autumn, the herds descend from the mountains, and the shepherds
[00:18:25] take stock of a difficult year. In Runcu, Dâmbovița,
[00:18:28] breeders met at a traditional fair where they sell their products and
[00:18:31] share their experiences. Restrictions in the field and the lack of
[00:18:35] labor are increasingly affecting incomes.
[00:18:39] At over 1000 m altitude on the peak of
[00:18:41] In, breeders from Dâmbovița and
[00:18:43] neighboring counties meet every autumn for the sheep roundup. The herds
[00:18:47] descend from the mountains, the sheep are divided among the owners, and the shepherds take
[00:18:51] stock of the season. Shepherds, don't you see that the
[00:18:54] ground is a mess? It's
[00:18:57] bad. Shepherds say that among the biggest problems is the lack of
[00:19:01] labor. How is shepherding? It's bad
[00:19:04] with this sport, you can't find
[00:19:07] shepherds anymore, where else can you get them, you bring one and
[00:19:10] two run away, so there are no more serious people, I pay
[00:19:14] a boy like that daily, well I gave them up to 1000 euros
[00:19:17] a month, who else to work with, I stopped with many
[00:19:21] cows, many cows because a cow, you know, takes care
[00:19:25] of itself, you have to stay, you have to stay next to it
[00:19:27] day and night, jackals appeared,
[00:19:31] all sorts of wolves
[00:19:34] appeared. Without enough people to care for
[00:19:38] the herds, the sheep spend less time grazing, milk production decreases, and
[00:19:41] consequently, fewer dairy products are obtained. I'm not saying we
[00:19:45] had enough pasture because it rained and grass grew even on
[00:19:49] the rocks. But I told you, I'm not a shepherd to take
[00:19:52] them more grass, he sent them with the sheep, they slipped over the ridge, he put them to sleep,
[00:19:56] he brought them back from there and put them to sleep in the shed again. For
[00:19:59] visitors, the fair is also an opportunity to buy and taste traditional products
[00:20:03] directly from producers. Have you tasted them? Yes, and how
[00:20:06] are they? Good, good? Have you been here in previous years?
[00:20:10] Yes, we are from Brașov, and we came
[00:20:13] with our traditional products:
[00:20:16] smoked cheese, fresh cow's cheese,
[00:20:19] old sheep's cheese, burduf. The organizers say
[00:20:22] they want to keep the sheep roundup, even if year after year there are fewer
[00:20:26] breeders and shepherds.
[00:20:28] Musical gala in the capital, a
[00:20:31] South Korean pianist of 18 years won the
[00:20:34] George Enescu International Competition. I'll give you details
[00:20:38] in just a few
[00:20:40] moments.
[00:20:43] Fuel shortage in Ukraine, gas stations in the war-torn
[00:20:46] neighboring country have become Moscow's new targets as
[00:20:50] the Russian army has intensified its offensive in recent
[00:20:52] weeks.
[00:20:55] In the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, located near the border with Russia,
[00:20:59] fuel is hard to find. Almost all gas
[00:21:02] stations have been destroyed by the Russians, residents live in
[00:21:06] permanent fear of new attacks.
[00:21:08] It's not very good, as they say. And so we live, sometimes bags, sometimes this, and you stand, you watch for the air raid siren, whether it's there or not, whether something is flying or not. So. there's nothing to look for, we live as we have to live, our
[00:21:12] land must be defended somehow, somehow we must.
[00:21:16] we took canisters, you understand, to drive, I
[00:21:50] drove right after this explosion, I drove
[00:21:54] to Poltava to refuel, 50 km
[00:21:56] from here,
[00:22:06] I filled canisters. 300 gas stations have been
[00:22:10] destroyed or damaged by drones that are becoming increasingly difficult for
[00:22:13] the Ukrainian army to intercept.
[00:22:16] Serious incident in the capital of Slovenia, I warn you, information that may
[00:22:28] affect you emotionally will follow. The head of the Diplomatic
[00:22:32] Security Bureau within the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs
[00:22:34] fell from the third floor of a consular building
[00:22:38] located near the Polish Embassy in Ljubljana and is
[00:22:42] now hospitalized in serious condition. Authorities in Warsaw stated that
[00:22:45] the man was on vacation in the Slovenian capital, he was supposed to
[00:22:48] pick up and deliver a diplomatic suitcase, although he had no
[00:22:52] official authorization to do so. The diplomat is one of the closest
[00:22:56] collaborators of the Polish Foreign Minister.
[00:22:59] Chopin, Prokofiev and Brahms resonated at
[00:23:03] the Romanian Athenaeum in the final of the George Enescu International Competition.
[00:23:07] three young pianists, all from Asia, competed for the podium
[00:23:10] spots. South Korean
[00:23:13] John Lee, only 18 years old, conquered the jury
[00:23:16] and the audience and won the famous competition in the piano
[00:23:20] section. The three young pianists took to
[00:23:23] the stage of the Romanian Athenaeum accompanied by the George Enescu
[00:23:26] Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Daniela
[00:23:30] Candilari. Each performed
[00:23:31] a major concerto, and
[00:23:37] each chord captivated the audience.
[00:23:40] The youngest of the finalists, South Korean John Holy,
[00:23:43] 18 years old, chose Chopin's Concerto No. 2 in
[00:23:46] F minor. At the end, the jury decided that it was
[00:23:50] the winning
[00:23:55] interpretation. The South Korean pianist was also
[00:23:59] the audience's favorite.
[00:24:02] special distinctions, among which was the Radu Lupu award.
[00:24:05] The next two places on
[00:24:06] the podium were occupied by
[00:24:15] Chinese Imingo, 24 years old, who
[00:24:18] performed Prokofiev's Concerto
[00:24:20] No. 3 and Limping Hong,
[00:24:23] 25 years old, from Taiwan, who presented
[00:24:26] a Brahms concerto in the final. All three performances were
[00:24:30] live on TVR.
[00:24:33] The piano final concluded this year's edition of the George Enescu
[00:24:36] International Competition. For four weeks, young musicians from
[00:24:39] all over the world competed in Bucharest in the Cello,
[00:24:42] Violin, and Piano
[00:24:56] competitions. I would like to thank the audience who, throughout
[00:24:59] this edition, was with us in very large
[00:25:03] numbers. It was an extraordinary anniversary edition and
[00:25:06] we are happy if you continue to follow us and come to the next
[00:25:09] edition of the Enescu Competition. The most important
[00:25:13] moments of the George Enescu International Competition were
[00:25:16] broadcast by Romanian Television, which was the broadcaster
[00:25:20] of the event. Celebration
[00:25:23] in the capital, Bucharest turns 567
[00:25:26] years old, an event marked by concerts, parties, and workshops in several areas
[00:25:29] of the city. Victory Avenue is open to pedestrians, and one of the
[00:25:32] attractions was the iMap festival in Constitution
[00:25:36] Square. Last night the facade of the Parliament Palace became a
[00:25:39] giant screen for the projections of the seven competitors. The Jury
[00:25:43] Prize goes to Germany, and the public chose the creation of an artist from
[00:25:46] Brazil. Hello Bucharest, welcome
[00:25:50] to the biggest video mapping competition in the world. On the streets of the capital
[00:25:53] there were over 7000 people. The evening concluded in Constitution
[00:25:56] Square, where there were concerts
[00:25:58] and the 11th edition of the
[00:26:02] Imap competition. Seven competitors transformed the facade
[00:26:05] of the Parliament Palace into a
[00:26:09] screen. We are talking about artists from Germany, from China, from France,
[00:26:12] from Japan, from Brazil, from
[00:26:16] Hungary. They are the best of the best, because they, in turn, are
[00:26:19] winners in their countries. After all
[00:26:22] the digital artworks were projected, the public chose
[00:26:25] one of the winners, and the jury chose the
[00:26:28] second. The first prize was won by the representative of Brazil and
[00:26:38] the second by the team from Germany. win this competition um, we
[00:26:41] have been working for a long time,
[00:26:44] it's super super cliche, but I'm I'm kind of speechless right
[00:26:48] now, and I'm
[00:27:02] win this competition um, we have been working for a long
[00:27:05] time,
[00:27:13] it's super super cliche, but I'm I'm kind of speechless right
[00:27:17] representing a lot of women in
[00:27:21] Brazil, a lot of Latin American women with this win, and it
[00:27:25] means a lot for me. The evening ended with a special program dedicated to Nadia
[00:27:29] Comaneci, who 50 years ago achieved the first perfect 10 in the history
[00:27:33] of gymnastics. Happy birthday,
[00:27:36] Bucharest, and dear citizens of Bucharest. Let's
[00:27:40] all be on a perfect 10.
[00:27:43] The general mayor of the Capital also participated alongside the citizens of Bucharest
[00:27:47] in events such as the Museum Triangle, European Mobility
[00:27:50] Week, and the video mapping show iMap. First
[00:27:53] of all, happy birthday, I wish them many happy returns, good
[00:27:57] health, much happiness
[00:28:00] and that's on one hand. On the other
[00:28:04] hand, I ask them to endure us, to endure our construction sites,
[00:28:07] because we are working very hard to transform Bucharest. Bucharest
[00:28:10] Days continue with various activities in the central areas
[00:28:13] of the capital. The evening will conclude with a concert in Constitution Square, as
[00:28:17] well as with the winning digital projections, which will run on
[00:28:20] the facade of the Palace of Parliament.
[00:28:24] Spectacular stunts have attracted thousands of people like a magnet
[00:28:28] near Alba Iulia, the star of the demonstrations, seemingly
[00:28:31] from action movies. He was a well-known stuntman who reached
[00:28:35] 74 years old. Memorable images in just a few moments on
[00:28:39] the news.
[00:28:42] What does a supersonic pilot do after retiring? He continues to
[00:28:46] fly, much slower, with much fewer overloads, and
[00:28:49] trains civilian pilots. At least, this is the story of Commander
[00:28:53] (ret.) Daniel Moise, one of the best aerobatic pilots with the MiG
[00:28:57] 21 Lancer. My colleague Adelin Petrișor flew with
[00:29:01] him on the Supersonic, and now also with the training plane. Here's what
[00:29:05] happened.
[00:29:10] Strejnic Aerodrome near Ploiești. A Technam plane
[00:29:13] returns after a training flight. Next to the student is instructor
[00:29:16] Daniel Moise, former MiG 21 Lancer pilot, Commander
[00:29:20] (ret.). For five months, the former supersonic pilot has been an instructor at a
[00:29:24] private aviation school. He has already accumulated 500 hours of flight at
[00:29:28] Strejnic, and nine of his students are already flying
[00:29:31] solo. I miss the speed, I miss the G-forces,
[00:29:34] the adrenaline, but here it's something completely different,
[00:29:38] the fact that
[00:29:42] you are the person who puts the stick in the hand of a young person who
[00:29:45] wants to aspire to a career in
[00:29:48] aviation, that's something. I got to know him personally, a top
[00:29:51] -notch person, extremely calm, patient, very
[00:29:55] relaxed, super well prepared on the technical
[00:29:59] side. Four years ago, Daniel Moise retired after
[00:30:02] accumulating over 2300 hours of flight, most of them with the old MiG
[00:30:06] 21 Lancer. Over time, I had the opportunity to fly several times with a
[00:30:10] Super Sonic piloted by him. In September 2012, at
[00:30:13] Borcea, "Motanu" (the Tomcat), this is his nick name, piloted a dual-control
[00:30:17] aircraft from which I also filmed, an aircraft that was scrapped immediately after the training
[00:30:21] mission, because it was too
[00:30:22] old.
[00:30:27] Since '95, over time many planes
[00:30:31] have been retired. How many are still
[00:30:34] operational today? It's a secret number, but I can tell you
[00:30:38] that there are a few dozen. In the quarter century that he was a military pilot,
[00:30:42] Daniel Moise participated in many real air policing missions,
[00:30:46] intercepted Russian fighter jets over the Black Sea, but was also.