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0:2219:30, hosted by Zbigniew Łuczyński.
0:27Good evening. They received their
0:29judicial nominations from the president
0:30during a ceremony at the palace. Karol
0:32Nawrocki emphasized that the ceremony
0:34took place before—that is, in the
0:36presence of—the President of the
0:38Republic of Poland. In doing so, he
0:40alluded to the dispute over the
0:41Constitutional Tribunal, which divides
0:43the government and the opposition in
0:44Poland. It has been ongoing for a long
0:46time, and the oath taken by Tribunal
0:48judge Maciej Berek in the Sejm has
0:50fueled the conflict. Reporting on the
0:52signal from the palace, Anna
0:53Ubianalicka. Mr. Karol Nawrocki.
0:55>> Today's ceremony of handing out
0:57judicial nominations and the symbolic
0:59arrangement of the guests. Right next
1:01to the president is Bogdan
1:02Święczkowski, who currently leads the
1:04Tribunal. It is also he who, with his
1:06own body—as this photo shows—
1:08prevents the newly elected judges from
1:10taking office. This is what PiS
1:12politicians say about him: "
1:14>> President Bogdan Święczkowski must
1:16hold out. An incredibly strong man
1:19>> and a man who—as those in power now
1:21add—has loyally stood on the side of
1:23PiS for years.
1:24>> He guards the interests of the party,
1:26one opposition party, instead of
1:28focusing on his work,
1:29>> because although PiS insists today,
1:31>> we did not break the rule of law. that
1:34Bogdan Święczkowski, elected as a
1:36Tribunal judge during their term, is an
1:38apolitical lawyer, his biography and
1:40television archives point to something
1:42else.
1:42>> A man of immense personal effectiveness
1:44, great strength of will, and
1:46determination. That is, after all, how
1:48I met him in college.
1:49>> Thanks to such support and the PiS
1:50banner, Bogdan Święczkowski made it
1:52into the Silesian Voivodeship Assembly.
1:54>> I only express my satisfaction that
1:56such a public organization, such a
1:57political party was found,
1:59>> to which Bogdan Święczkowski owes a
2:00lot. During the PiS era, he became the
2:02head of the Internal Security Agency (
2:04ABW). He made the decision regarding
2:05the detention of Ms. Barbara Blida. He
2:08was never apolitical.
2:09>> He got into the Sejm from the PiS lists
2:11. Here, while picking up his
2:12parliamentary package. He did not take
2:14up the mandate. He chose the
2:15prosecutor's office, which he came to
2:17lead thanks to a decision by Zbigniew
2:18Ziobro. He resigned when, during the
2:20PiS era, he was elected as a judge of
2:22the Tribunal, which already included
2:24former PiS MPs, former PiS activists,
2:26and Julia Przyłębska, called a"
2:28social discovery "by the PiS chairman.
2:30>> They have this rule. If you are with us
2:32, you get a position. If you are with
2:35us, you will rule as we want.
2:37>> Now, in accordance with the will of PiS
2:40, Poland
2:41>> prevents judges elected according to
2:43the constitution by the current
2:44parliamentary majority from taking
2:46office in place of those whose terms
2:48have ended. Currently, they are the
2:50majority in the tribunal, but Bogdan
2:52Święczkowski has this message:"
2:54>> I am the one who decides who will rule.
2:56"
2:56>> The prosecutor's office is
2:57investigating whether he is breaking
2:59the law in doing so. If they decide
3:01that he is, a motion to lift his
3:03immunity is possible. A decision on
3:05this matter should be made by all
3:07judges, excluding the one whom the
3:08motion concerns.
3:11>> I do not hide the fact that it is
3:13crucial to unseat those functioning
3:15illegally.
3:17>> No one will back down here, no one will
3:18slow down, because it won't be the case
3:20that Kaczyński thinks he is
3:21controlling Święczkowski, while
3:22Święczkowski thinks he will take the
3:24Constitutional Tribunal away from the
3:25citizens. But there is also the
3:27president, who says no to the changes
3:28in the tribunal, claiming for himself
3:30the right to decide who can be a judge
3:32of the tribunal.
3:35>> There is no other mechanism to become a
3:37judge than the one to take the oath
3:39before the President of the Republic of
3:40Poland, meaning in the presence of the
3:42president.
3:44>> The president handed out judicial
3:46nominations today and, incidentally,
3:47tried to rewrite the constitution again
3:49. When he equates the act of appointing
3:51a judge with taking the oath at the
3:53Constitutional Tribunal, he is not
3:54confusing terms. He is manipulating
3:56intentionally.
3:57>> Anarchy at its worst.
3:58>> The ruling party dismisses it, pointing
4:00to the fact that there is a deadlock in
4:02the tribunal.
4:03>> Poland is waking up.
4:05>> For PiS, this is political gold used to
4:07mobilize their electorate. Anna
4:09Łubian-Halicka, 7:30 PM.
4:13>> The dispute surrounding the
4:14Constitutional Tribunal is political
4:16fuel for Law and Justice. The largest
4:19opposition party and the media favoring
4:21it, without a shadow of objectivity,
4:23turn the situation around, calling the
4:25government's lawful actions a coup, and
4:27naming a man who attacked a policewoman
4:29a hero. About the unscrupulous defense
4:33of political gains and the people who
4:35put a face to it, Mateusz Dolatowski.
4:38>> Greetings to you. Thank you very much.
4:42>> This is what reversing concepts looks
4:44like. You nailed it.
4:45>> PiS turns an aggressor into a victim
4:47and a new hero,
4:49>> the innocent Mr. Piotr.
4:52>> Innocent, really?
4:53>> Let's switch to informal.
4:55>> Hey, what are you doing? What are you
4:57doing?
4:58>> For PiS, truth clearly does not matter.
5:00>> A clear provocation by the police.
5:02Using the police for political purposes
5:04.
5:04>> Absolutely a provocation.
5:06>> Who was manhandling whom?
5:07>> Mr. Editor, I will repeat myself once
5:09again. Based on those videos, Mr. Piotr
5:11was not arrested despite the police's
5:13motion. What's more, no measures were
5:16applied to him; that does not mean he
5:18is innocent.
5:19>> Mr. Editor, that is your opinion.
5:21>> It is not my opinion, but that of the
5:23court, which denied the arrest but
5:25simultaneously analyzed those
5:26recordings. Quiet.
5:28>> And decided that the collected evidence
5:30makes the charges highly probable,
5:32meaning forcing officers to desist from
5:34actions and violating their personal
5:35integrity. In the case of the
5:37policewoman, it additionally concerns
5:39exposing her to loss of life or severe
5:41bodily harm.
5:42>> You cannot make a hero out of such a
5:44person. Piotr W. broke the law.
5:48>> PiS deliberately ignores the facts. The
5:50police are meant to be guilty. Helping
5:52them spread this narrative are PiS
5:54media operatives, who will stop at
5:56nothing in their depravity.
5:59>> This barbaric behavior, these are
6:01simply thugs unworthy of wearing a
6:02police uniform. Such incitement against
6:06officers is absolutely disastrous and
6:08simply harms the state.
6:10>> These are not journalists, this is not
6:11television, this is an incitement
6:13machine.
6:14>> A narrow-minded man, and it is hard to
6:16speak of coincidences here.
6:17>> That broad got into the car, that
6:19aspirant.
6:20>> This is a message calculated to
6:21mobilize the hardest core of the
6:23electorate. That is why he has returned
6:25to the front line,
6:27>> that criminal whose name is Tusk.
6:30Antoni Macierewicz.
6:31>> A picture of misery and despair.
6:34Macierewicz used to deal with
6:36explosions, today he deals with the
6:38constitution.
6:39>> The subject has changed, but the
6:40mechanism remains the same. Lies.
6:44>> PiS is trying to find political fuel
6:46that will integrate its voters.
6:48>> The Smolensk lie no longer works,
6:50because as we hear, Macierewicz has
6:52compromised himself in this area. So a
6:54new lie is needed. Says a coalition
6:56senator.
6:58>> And hence this narrative that they are
6:59defending democracy at the
7:01Constitutional Tribunal. Give me a
7:03break.
7:04>> In the PiS story, the role of martyr
7:06was given to Piotr W. A man connected
7:08to the circles of PiS and Gazeta Polska
7:10clubs. Here he is in a photo with a PiS
7:12MP, who was defending him so much on
7:14Saturday.
7:15>> He didn't push anyone, so please don't
7:19spin such a narrative slandering a
7:21person who was helping people and was
7:23calm. The attorney was not allowed to
7:32see Mr. Piotr as his representative.
7:36>> Not you and not him.
7:38>> Police officers are being shoved by
7:40protesters. A very simple question,
7:42Madam MP.
7:43>> Shoved by
7:47>> I would like you to appeal to your
7:48supporters on our camera to stop
7:50shoving the police. calling for.
7:52>> There was no appeal. Instead, there
7:54were more lies and manipulations.
7:56Mateusz Dolatowski, 19:30.
7:59>> This is 19:30, the main news program of
8:02Polish Television. And among today's
8:05news is the threat of a new Yalta
8:06hanging over the world, and then also
8:08about where, how, and for how much to
8:10find shelter. The facility is much more
8:15resistant than the regulations require.
8:19>> In the event of shelling or a drone
8:21raid, the people inside are completely
8:23safe.
8:24>> It is worth knowing where we can go
8:26then.
8:30>> The Military Gendarmerie has detained a
8:32soldier with dual Polish-Ukrainian
8:33citizenship who participated in a
8:35military reserve training course at the
8:37Medical University in Łódź. Several
8:39phones, documents, stamps, and a large
8:41amount of currency and gold were found
8:43on the espionage suspect. He was
8:45remanded in custody for three months.
8:48He clearly identified himself as
8:50someone who recognizes certain types of
8:52installations in the Polish army.
8:56However, the Military Gendarmerie
8:58reacted immediately, and I think that
9:00is what we should all care about and
9:01look after today, which is vigilance. A
9:06trilateral summit over the heads of
9:08Ukrainians. Vladimir Putin, Donald
9:10Trump, and Xi Jinping at a common table
9:12, where there will be no room for
9:14Ukraine. A war-ending plan tailored to
9:17a new Yalta was reportedly proposed to
9:19Donald Trump by Putin during a phone
9:21call. And this is another piece of bad
9:24news for Volodymyr Zelenskyy following
9:26the crisis in relations with the USA,
9:28which Russia is ruthlessly exploiting.
9:30Kinga Bednarek. This is the moment a
9:35ballistic missile hit a school in the
9:36capital. That night, Russia sent as
9:39many as 16 such missiles into the Kyiv
9:42region in two waves. A young girl died
9:44because the sirens did not wail and she
9:46didn't have time to hide.
9:48>> The same situation.
9:49>> The situation looked the same as during
9:51previous attacks. Back then,
9:52information from partners arrived only
9:54before the second attack. Basically,
9:55the same thing happened that night.
9:59>> Kyiv claims that Washington is
10:00intentionally limiting intelligence
10:02data and the operation of the Starlink
10:04system to exert pressure and force
10:06Ukraine into concessions in peace talks
10:08with Russia. My opinion and that of the
10:12generals is that this was a message
10:14from the American government.
10:17>> In an interview with Bloomberg, he was
10:19sharper, saying actions were taken to
10:21force Ukraine to surrender, but the
10:23Donald Trump administration denies
10:25restricting anything. I don't know
10:29where Zelenskyy gets such information
10:31or why he talks about it in the media.
10:33There was no pause. He should focus,
10:35like we do, on ending this war. Reports
10:39from the Wall Street Journal suggest
10:41that during their last phone call,
10:43Putin supposedly proposed a meeting
10:44with Trump involving China's leader
10:46regarding Ukraine, but without Ukraine,
10:49to negotiate an end to the war
10:50favorable to himself. Trump is
10:54reportedly open to the Russian proposal
10:56, and the meeting would take place in
10:58Chinese Xi'an on November 18. The
11:01Kremlin has confirmed this. The subject
11:04of such a hypothetical meeting was
11:06indeed raised
11:08>> and has sparked international concerns.
11:10The head of the Polish Foreign Ministry
11:12compares the meeting about peace behind
11:14Kyiv's back to Yalta.
11:16>> The first Yalta recognized Soviet
11:17dominance over areas of Eastern Europe
11:19that the Red Army controlled. Now,
11:21Putin wants as a gift Ukrainian
11:23territories he cannot manage to conquer
11:25.
11:25>> Yesterday evening, Donald Trump made
11:27another nod toward the Kremlin. He
11:30halted the introduction of new
11:31sanctions against Russia provided for
11:33by the so-called Lindsey Graham Act.
11:35Why?
11:36>> My decision regarding Russia is very
11:38simple. I am negotiating peace in the
11:40war between Russia and Ukraine and I
11:42don't want to do anything that could
11:44foolishly push Russia away from the
11:45negotiating table.
11:46>> Ukraine was keen on the introduction of
11:48these sanctions. They were supposed to
11:50hit the Kremlin's war economy. Kinga
11:53Bednarek, 19:30.
11:56>> And Moscow's power plays are entering
11:58orbit. There is no exaggeration in
12:00these words, because a Russian
12:02satellite actually approached a radar
12:04reconnaissance satellite belonging to a
12:05Finnish-Polish company within a few
12:07hundred meters, and according to data,
12:09it could have been as close as 26
12:11meters. Why could this be dangerous and
12:13become an element of war with the West?
12:15More on that in Marek Smokey's report.
12:18>> In space, a distance counted in meters
12:21is a hair's breadth. The Russian
12:23military satellite Cosmos 2612
12:25approached the American satellite
12:28Iceye-X 36 at just such a short
12:30distance. Such proximity is dangerous.
12:33>> One must remember that it is moving at
12:35a speed of 7 km/s. In the event of a
12:37collision of such satellites, the
12:39number of fragments that would appear
12:41in orbit could damage all other objects
12:43currently in orbit. Such situations did
12:45not usually happen, but it is a major
12:47problem for the entire space industry.
12:49>> There can be no talk of coincidence.
12:51This is a difficult and well-planned
12:52Russian operation. Experts say.
12:55>> These types of situations are
12:57relatively new and we are not really
12:58prepared for them. We are unable to
13:02determine Russian intentions.
13:05>> However, one can guess them.
13:06>> One can perform an inspection, let's
13:08say, an identification of such an
13:10object. That means simply by flying up
13:14to it, taking photographs, based on
13:16which one could then determine its
13:18capabilities, and it is also possible
13:20to jam communications,
13:24>> because the Iceye-X 36 is a radar
13:26reconnaissance satellite. Produced by a
13:28Polish-Finnish company, co-founded and
13:31headed by a Pole, Rafal Modrzewski.
13:33However, the satellite is operated by
13:35the United States. It can collect data
13:37from the terrain it flies over,
13:39regardless of weather conditions. The
13:40data it provides is likely being used
13:43by the Ukrainian military.
13:44>> This shows that war is being fought in
13:46every domain. Not only on land, in the
13:49air, or at sea, but also in cyber and
13:52space domains. Today, there is no
13:55longer a threat-free zone.
13:57>> That is why we are monitoring the
13:59situation.
14:00>> It is not a Polish satellite, but one
14:02belonging to an allied country, and
14:04this certainly requires deep analysis.
14:07We are following this matter very
14:09closely. A Russian satellite adjusted
14:11its orbital parameters to, in a way,
14:13track ICEYE. Everything indicates that
14:16Moscow wants to show it can perform
14:18such a dangerous and complex maneuver
14:19in space. Getting close enough to be on
14:21the verge of a disaster, and if it
14:23chooses, to cause one. Marek Smolka,
14:2619:30.
14:27>> And now, about the storm following the
14:29words of the Pentagon chief. US allies
14:31had no real influence on operations in
14:33Afghanistan, and the participation of
14:36other countries in combat was a subject
14:38of jokes. Pete Hegseth returns to the
14:41narrative about allies staying far from
14:43the front lines, formulated earlier
14:44this year. During the mission in
14:47Afghanistan, 44 Polish soldiers died.
14:49Bartosz Filipowicz.
14:51>> American Secretary of War, veteran Pete
14:53Hegseth, sees the beginnings of the
14:55conflict in Afghanistan this way. It
14:58was a beautiful sight. 50 different
14:59countries contributing to the NATO
15:01alliance and the ISAF mission on the
15:03ground. Except maybe five of them
15:05contributed, or actually, one or two
15:07were involved in combat operations.
15:08>> Hegseth did not name which countries
15:10those were. Over 3,600 coalition
15:12soldiers died in the war in Afghanistan
15:15. The Americans suffered the most
15:17casualties, but 1,160 military
15:19personnel from 31 allied countries also
15:22lost their lives. Hegseth's statement
15:25has already been criticized by London,
15:27but the strongest words come from
15:29Warsaw, as a total of over 33,000
15:31Polish soldiers participated in the
15:33Afghanistan mission.
15:34>> Tell that, Mr. Secretary of War, to the
15:37families of the 44 Polish soldiers who
15:39died securing the difficult Ghazni
15:41province.
15:42>> The Foreign Minister wrote, and the
15:44head of the MOD adds:"
15:46>> We proved this commitment not with
15:48words, but with the blood of our
15:49soldiers. "They gave their lives in
15:52both Iraq and Afghanistan. In Iraq, we
15:55commanded an entire province. In
15:57Afghanistan, we had a very difficult
15:59mission.
16:00>> PiS argues that Hegseth wasn't talking
16:02about Poland.
16:03>> Maybe he should have specifically
16:04mentioned Poland.
16:06>> He mentioned two countries, so I am
16:07deeply convinced that Poland was among
16:10them. But the head of the Prime
16:12Minister's office believes that Polish
16:13soldiers deserve an apology. It does
16:15not befit allies to mock blood spilled
16:17together. The Prime Minister's office
16:19should not react that way. Says an
16:21influential PiS politician.
16:23>> At a moment when we are currently
16:25negotiating an American base, we should
16:27avoid this kind of controversy.
16:29>> Poland should not have to guess whether
16:31its allies respect it.
16:32>> A message is being sent as if we didn't
16:34support the mission in Afghanistan.
16:37Therefore, there should be a very
16:38strong reaction from President Karol
16:40Nawrocki.
16:41>> However, there is no reaction from the
16:43President. There was also no criticism
16:45following those words from Donald Trump
16:47about NATO allies.
16:48>> In Afghanistan, their troops stayed in
16:50the rear, far from the front lines.
16:52Today, the president did not take the
16:54opportunity to address these words as
16:56well. In reality, we joked that the
16:58ISAF patch meant:" I Saw Americans
17:01Fighting. "Mocking the acronym only
17:03increased the outrage, especially among
17:05the military. it tramples on those
17:06graves, it tramples on the memory of
17:08those who sacrificed their own lives.
17:10>> General Roman Polko was the commander
17:12of the GROM unit. he fought in
17:14Afghanistan, but also in the American
17:16war in Iraq.
17:17>> At times, I didn't even know which
17:19soldier was a GROM soldier and which
17:21was American, because these missions
17:23were so deeply intertwined that there
17:24was that interchangeability of roles.
17:27>> General Jarosław Kraszewski also
17:29fought in the Middle East, side by side
17:31with the Americans. I don't know of any
17:35instance where Americans—I'm talking
17:37about American commanders—ever said
17:39that a Polish soldier is not brave or
17:41avoids combat missions.
17:45>> In Warsaw, there is a monument and a
17:47wall of memory for those who fell and
17:49died abroad. There are also names of
17:51those who fell in Afghanistan here.
17:53American politicians may say anything
17:55for the applause of their supporters,
17:57but their words will not erase the
17:59memory of the heroes who died fighting
18:00for freedom and allied unity. Bartosz
18:03Filipowicz, 19:30. Attacks by teenage
18:09knife-wielders are a painful lesson for
18:11Polish schools. Students entering
18:13adulthood, while searching for
18:15information, encounter disinformation,
18:17manipulation, and conspiracy theories.
18:20Laws can regulate our rights and
18:21obligations as broadcasters, but the
18:23path from an idea to a president's
18:25signature is long. A special report by
18:28Jakub Korus may bring us closer to
18:30answering how to verify information.
18:33>> Piastów, Warsaw, Ursus. such violent
18:36recordings like this one
18:37>> everything in order, you are safe
18:39>> which lead to scenes like this one, you
18:41did it
18:42>> the attack and arrest of a teenage
18:44knife-wielder in Ostrołęka is the
18:45internet reality our children have to
18:47live in
18:49>> they are dependent on the information
18:51they get and the emotions that drive
18:53them from algorithms over which neither
18:54they nor we adults have any control
18:57>> this is proven by the report presented
18:59in the Senate:" Between Fact and
19:01Fiction. "Bombarded with trash content
19:03on social media, youth are susceptible
19:05to conspiracy theories and cannot
19:06handle disinformation.
19:09>> This is exactly the mechanism described
19:11in the report, where they didn't look
19:13for information in official sources,
19:15but instead shared messages among
19:17groups about that alleged" bloody
19:19Friday. "
19:21>> Facebook, Instagram, X, or TikTok. For
19:24over half of young Poles, these
19:25platforms are their main source of
19:27information. At the same time, they
19:29don't know how to verify them. One in
19:30five believes that AI tools always
19:32provide true information. Parents have
19:35no control over this.
19:36>> The vast majority of parents in this
19:38country have no clue what their
19:39children are interested in online.
19:41>> In the current information chaos, young
19:43people are losing faith in the state
19:44and its institutions. The effects are
19:46already visible. Only 46%of young Poles
19:48believe in democracy. One in three
19:50would gladly welcome the rule of a
19:52strong, wise leader.
19:54>> This unfortunately fits into broader
19:57European, if not global, trends of a
19:59strong authoritarian culture.
20:01>> Extremists are taking advantage of this
20:03. At the beginning of this year,
20:05Interpol warned that one of the goals
20:07of NATO's adversaries is the
20:08radicalization of youth. The authors of
20:10the report confirm this. Young people,
20:12children and teenagers, and teenagers
20:14in particular, are very often used by
20:16extremist movements, as well as
20:17third-party countries, to wage hybrid
20:19warfare against the European Union.
20:21>> How can this be remedied? Beyond
20:22education, systemic changes are needed,
20:24including curbing the omnipotence of
20:26digital platforms like Meta.
20:27>> We see someone showing a child
20:29pornography, or someone hurting them,
20:30or someone inciting others to death. We
20:33must react, as such behaviors are
20:34readily available in the digital world.
20:38>> So far in Poland, we have managed to
20:39ban" patho-streaming "and work is
20:41underway to limit the youngest users '
20:43access to social media, but a bill
20:44enabling the blocking of dangerous
20:46content is still awaiting the
20:47president's signature.
20:48>> The stabber from Przesieka.
20:50>> The president will carefully consider
20:52every bill; I know one thing, that
20:54freedom of speech is a value.
20:56>> I do not understand how one can, under
20:58the guise of freedom of speech, protect
21:00criminals who encourage others to
21:02commit suicide, who encourage
21:03committing crimes, and who promote
21:05content that involves harming children.
21:08>> The president has until the beginning
21:10of November to make a decision. Jakub
21:11Korus, 19:30.
21:13>> On the surface, a sports field, and
21:15underground, a shelter. Such a solution
21:18, in times when security matters become
21:20a priority, seems very interesting and
21:22is becoming a reality. As many as 1,000
21:24people will be able to hide in such
21:26shelters. In Wierzyce, Greater Poland,
21:28the construction of the first project
21:30is being completed, which will
21:32accommodate about 200 people. Marcin
21:34Wojciechowski. Soon, grass will cover
21:36the sand, but the secret of this
21:38field's uniqueness lies deeper. A
21:40modern shelter is being built
21:42underground.
21:44>> The Russian president is unpredictable,
21:46so we can expect an attack from him at
21:47any moment, and it is worth knowing
21:49where we can go then.
21:51>> In Jeżykowo near Poznań, work is in
21:53full swing. These shots are a month
21:56apart, but most of the activity happens
21:58a few meters below. Above us, it will
22:00soon turn green, and the facility will
22:02look like an ordinary sports field.
22:04Athletes will change here, but in the
22:06event of a crisis, over 100 people will
22:08be able to take shelter here.
22:10>> Safety will be ensured by filtration
22:12and ventilation systems, gas sensors,
22:14and armored walls tested at a military
22:16training ground. Analysis has shown
22:20that the facility is much more
22:21resilient than regulations require.
22:24>> This is the first facility in the
22:26country using Dual-Use technology. It
22:28is expected to be ready by the end of
22:30November. A nearby school, which has no
22:32shelter of its own, will also benefit
22:34from it.
22:36>> Such a safe place is potentially a
22:38march to the nearby church in our town.
22:40>> This is Gorlice in the Lesser Poland
22:42region. Here, too, a shelter for 1,000
22:44people is being built under a sports
22:46field. It won't gather dust in
22:47peacetime either.
22:48>> An underground garage will be organized
22:50there, which residents will be able to
22:52use. So in this way, the facility will
22:54be alive and functioning all the time.
22:56>> In Toruń, they also have an appetite
22:58for a marriage of sports and security.
23:00There are plans for a shelter to appear
23:02under the new Elana grandstand. during
23:05implementation, this will allow funding
23:07the investment from both defense and
23:08sports ministry funds.
23:11>> The government assures there will be
23:13money for this and appeals to local
23:15officials to remember about shelters
23:16during new projects, such as" Orlik "
23:18pitches.
23:21>> Unfortunately, we have decades of
23:23neglect in protective infrastructure,
23:25especially shelters.
23:28>> There are fewer than 2,000 shelters in
23:30Poland. The Supreme Audit Office report
23:33shows that 2/3 of them do not meet
23:35technical requirements, and modernizing
23:37some is unprofitable.
23:40>> The process of creating standardized,
23:42repeatable facilities is certainly
23:43faster and provides us with a supply of
23:46new buildings.
23:48>> One of the options considered by local
23:50governments is also mobile shelters.
23:52Such containers can accommodate a dozen
23:54or so people. In the case of shelling
23:58or a drone raid, the people inside are
24:00completely safe.
24:02>> The nearest place of shelter can be
24:03found in the" Where to hide "
24:05application. Marcin Wojciechowski,
24:0819:30.
24:10>> And do we know how to behave in a
24:12life-threatening situation? It is worth
24:14finding out. Tomorrow on TVP1 and TVP
24:17VOD, there will be a big safety guide
24:19test, hosted by Paulina Chylewska and
24:22Piotr Jędrzejek. It starts tomorrow,
24:24just after 9:00 PM. If not for a
24:34certain visit by a world-famous artist
24:36to Poland, there wouldn't be a drawing
24:38on the wall of a Warsaw apartment block
24:40, no film, and no story on 19:30.
24:43Picasso's Mermaid. This film is just
24:46hitting theaters, but what inspired its
24:48creation is worth recalling, because a
24:50charcoal drawing in a one-room
24:52apartment with a sleeping alcove
24:54triggered an extraordinary chain of
24:55events, reported by Maciej Gąsiorowski
24:57.
25:01>> Cheese-shaped stairwells, apartments
25:03open to greenery and light. This block
25:05in Warsaw's Wola district is an
25:07avant-garde piece of post-war
25:08architecture.
25:09>> This entire housing estate is extremely
25:11interesting. In fact, that is why it
25:14also interested Picasso.
25:16>> The famous painter arrived in Poland in
25:181948 for the World Congress of
25:20Intellectuals in Defense of Peace. He
25:23was shown around this block by a pair
25:25of architects, Helena and Szymon Syrkus
25:27.
25:28>> They brought him here. And he just,
25:30well, he drew a small mermaid with
25:31charcoal in one of the apartments.
25:34>> He literally painted this mermaid right
25:36here. Nowhere else.
25:38>> It looked more or less like this. This
25:40is its recreated modern version on the
25:42wall of a building in Warsaw's Praga
25:44district. In the late 1940s and early
25:471950s, queues formed here of people
25:49wanting to see the famous Picasso
25:51mermaid, which the left-leaning artist
25:53painted in one of the ground-floor
25:55apartments. Today, there is no trace of
25:58it left here, but it lives on. A legend
26:00. The residents of the block don't
26:02remember Picasso's mermaid, but
26:04everyone knows it was here.
26:06>> They probably entered the apartment
26:08from that side and it just bothered
26:10that lady. She got permission to paint
26:12over it because too many tourists were
26:14coming.
26:15>> Janusz Zaurski's latest film tells the
26:17story of the paradoxes surrounding
26:19Picasso’s work in Warsaw.
26:21>> This whim sparks something much broader
26:23. It’s like throwing a pebble, you
26:25know, into a lake. A parable about how
26:29times change, how our attitudes change,
26:31and what is worth carrying over from
26:33the past.
26:34>> Andrzej Pągowski, creator of the
26:36film's poster, deeply regrets that
26:38Picasso’s brilliant, albeit
26:40spontaneous, graphic work vanished
26:42forever in the absurd reality of the
26:44PRL era.
26:45>> He did it his own way, and he did it
26:47masterfully. What I love about it is
26:49that he doesn’t give her a sword, but
26:51a hammer in her hand. It’s truly
26:53beautiful that he simply knows why
26:54he’s drawing it in that place.
26:56>> Today, in the age of Banksy’s
26:58graphics, the original Picasso mermaid
27:00would be worth millions.
27:02>> An apartment with a Picasso graphic
27:04would probably be the most expensive
27:06apartment right now. Certainly not just
27:08in Warsaw, but in all of Poland.
27:11>> The residents of the apartment block in
27:13Warsaw’s Wola district are left to
27:15enjoy a legend that no one will paint
27:16over again. Maciej Gąsiarowski, 19:30.
27:22That is true. 19:30. Thank you for
27:24joining us. The guest of Justyna
27:26Dobrosz-Oracz. In the question of the
27:28day will be Bogdan Ziennicki, judge and
27:30former President of the Constitutional
27:32Tribunal. We will summarize the day at
27:3422:30. See you later.

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