Krynica Zdroj. The first day of the 20th Economic Forum in Krynica was devoted to opportunities offered to Europe by the Lisbon Treaty. The plenary session that began the debates in Krynica was attended by over 2000 guests from Poland and abroad. Among speakers there was President of Poland Bronislaw Komorowski, Head of European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso and President of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek. Contrary to earlier announcements, President of Ukraine Victor Yanukovych did not come to Krynica.

Shotlist:
1. Cars in front of the building
2. Flags hanging
3. President Bronislaw Komorowski and president of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek entering a building
4. View on the stage
5. Jerzy Buzek, Jose Manuel Barroso and Bronislaw Komorowski sitting on a stage
6. Soundbite (English) - Jose Manuel Barroso, Head of European Commission: "Today, there is a great awareness of the needs to think European and to act globally. That was not the case in 2000, when the first strategy was launched, but there are also other differences. At that time the strategy was for some targets mostly macroeconomic matters. This time we have made it holistic, by this I mean comprehensive strategy that links macroeconomic reforms with macroeconomic stability and also other aspects like deepening of the external market and also external dimension".
7. Speakers sitting on the stage
8. Soundbite (English) - Jose Manuel Barroso, Head of European Commission: "Two years ago if we said that there will be a European system of supervisory mechanism, people would say it is not possible. Member states will not accept it. And now it was accepted, why? Because the crisis has shown the need to act. It was Albert Einstein who said once "a crisis can be a blessing, because it is a great incentive for change". This is what is inducing Europe for change. This crisis is showing us the need for reform, that's why I am so confident about the European 2020 strategy".
9. Speakers sitting on the stage
10. Close shot of president Bronislaw Komorowski
11. Soundbite (Polish) - Bronislaw Komorowski, Poland's president: "Poland, which is preparing for the presidency in the new reality, under conditions of the Lisbon Treaty, and would like to see the old values of the Union, such as solidarity and new challenges of the new era, reflected during our presidency. Therefore, we would highly contribute to the deepening of integration, the common European foreign policy, external contact with the world outside the EU, so that our solidarity can be seen, but also our unanimity, or at least attempt to find what unites all countries of the European Union in contact with the outside world ".
12. People walking in front of a building

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Wroclaw. The movie "80 millions" about the Solidarity trade union is being shot on the Wroclaw streets. The story is based on real events that took place 10 days before the martial law. Three young members of the Lower Silesia Solidarity took 80 million zloty from the trade union's bank account. They did it at the last moment, since on 13 December 1981 the account was blocked by the authorities. The money was hidden by Henryk Gulbinowicz, then Archbishop of Wrocław. It helped in building Wroclaw underground structures during the martial law.

Shotlist:
1. Actors on the set
2. People standing behind the gate
3. Camera on the set
4. Actors during the work on the set
5. Director talking to actors
6. Soundbite (Polish) - Stanislaw Huskowski: "I remember this atmosphere, after those 30 years when I look at those banners, flowers on the gate... this is something like... something is happening... sentiment and remembrance is reviving".
7. Plaque on the gate informing about the strike
8. Movie staff on the set
9. People running to the gate - various shots
10. Soundbite (Polish) - Stanisław Huskowski, politician: "80 millions, that was possible to hide it and that was this idea... it is good that colleagues had this idea and good that they included me, as a man experienced in hiding and running before the security service, which could spy on us... it was rather a sense of duty and happiness than fear, that for this we could stand trial". 11. Orchestra coming out of the bus
12. Cameramen on the set
13. People standing next to the gate
14. Soundbite (Polish) - Waldemar Korpak, musician from the Wroclaw Philharmonic: "This is a very deep experience, we were playing not to play good, but we were playing for people, that they could feel and we could feel that Solidarity wins".
15. Musicians coming out of the bus
16. Musicians sitting with their instruments
17. Soundbite (Polish) - Marcin Bosak, actor: "The energy is great, this city has a great energy and the team is harmonious. It is great".
18. People coming out of the bus
19. People running to the gate
20. On the set - various shots

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Milowka (Slaskie Province), Rzeszow, Dobrzykow (Mazowieckie). Flood emergency alert have been declared in Warsaw and Mazowsze Province. In the capital, the climax of the Vistula is expected on Tuesday morning. The most threatened is Plock. Fire-fighters are working to strengthen the embankments in Dobrzykow area. Emergency Service assure that there is no big threat, because the water level on Vistula River is getting lower.

Shotlist: Milowka (Silesia province)
1. Various of landslides
2. Soundbite (Polish) - Zygmunt Lukaszczyk, governor of Silesia Province: "The main problems are buildings which are on the other side of this big landslide, about 300-400 meters from here, where people are completely cut off from the world. We are preparing an emergency road uphill to have some connection with them, as well as a landing place for helicopter in case of emergency".
3. Fallen house
4. Men looking down the hill
5. Various of a digger removing fallen trees
6. Men standing near the digger
7. Soundbite (Polish) - Jozef Bednarz, mayor of Milowka: "The situation is getting very difficult. From the geologists opinions, which they have presented to us yesterday, we know that the landslides will be moving down. With the lowest rainfalls, this landslide is soaking with water and it is moving even faster".
8. Landslide
9. Man cutting the fallen trees
10. Digger removing the fallen trees Rzeszow (Podkarpackie Province, South-East Poland)
11. People standing on the top of the hill
12. Fallen trees and branches
13. Soundbite (Polish) - Lukasz Drazek, resident of Rzeszow: "We are afraid of our houses, that our houses will fall to the river soon, this brink is slided down more and more".
14. Landslide near the house
15. Man walking near the warning signs Dobrzykow (Mazowieckie Province)
16. Fire-fighters preparing sandbags
17. Various of fire-fighters laying sandbags on the embankment
18. Soundbite (Polish) - Jacek Starczewski, fire-fighter: "Synoptic predicts that this wave will come here on Wednesday. We will be strengthening the embankments here all the time, we are controlling the embankments and we are checking if there is no soaking".
19. Diggers working to strengthen the embankments
20. Men going in the digger
21. Sand brought by a digger
22. Various of fire-fighters preparing sandbags
23. Various of fire-fighters lying the sandbags on the embankments

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Wilkow. Wilkow, which suffered most during the May floods, is once again threatened by flooding. Loading strengthening of embankments with sandbags and monitoring the water level on the Vistula river. Today wave reaches the climax in Pulawy.

Shotlist:
1. People working in strengthening the embarkments
2. Fire-fighters standing
3. Sandbags lying on the dikes
4. Soundbite (Polish) - Dariusz Nowak, fire-fighters: "I looks like the water level reached the maximum. There were some water soaking, but they have been strengthened with sandbags. The situation looks like stable now. Need to monitor the situation on dikes, because the longest the water lever is high, the longer it is danger of soaking".
5. Man looking at the water level
6. Fire-fighters and residents standing on the embarkment
7. Soundbite (Polish) - Marcin Markowski: "We had 15 rolls of a foil and 7 thousand of sandbags. We got also 20 thousand of sandbags from the district, that's the procedure. We strengthened the dikes so they were not soaking".
8. Sandbags lying on the dikes
9. Fire-fighters walking on the dike
10. Fire-fighters cars standing
11. Soundbite (Polish) - Dariusz Nowak: "Here the main problem is the long-term water level. But we still have 80 centimeters till the top of the dikes, so the level is so far safe".
12. Sandbags lying on the embarkments
13. Fire-fighters standing on the dike
14. Boat on the river
15. Man walking on the dike

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Bronislaw Komorowski laid wreath in former death camp in Sachsenhausen Sachsenhausen, Germany. President Bronislaw Komorowski laid a wreath at the monument of the victims of the concentration camp in Sachsenhausen. Komorowski was accompanied by his German counterpart Christian Wulff. Komorowski is the first Polish president who visited Sachsenhausen.

Shotlist: 1. Bronislaw Komorowski and Christian Wulff laying wreath - various shots

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Paris. President Bronislaw Komorowski has come to Paris. Right after the landing on French airport, President visited the cemetery Pere Lachaise, where he laid a wreath on the Frederic Chopin's grave. Than he met with Chairman of National Assembly Bernard Accoyer. After the meeting the politicians officially promised closer cooperation within the Weimar Triangle.

Shotlist:
1. President Bronislaw Komorowski coming to the cemetery
2. President lying wreath on the Chopin's grave
3. President speaking with Poland's Ambassador to France
4. Flowers with white and red ribbons at Chopin's grave
5. President talking to woman
6. French soldiers - various shots
7. President Bronislaw Komorowski welcomed by Chairman of National Assembly
8. Press conference of Bronislaw Komorowski and Bernard Accoyer
9. Soundbite (French) - Bernard Accoyer, Chairman of National Assembly: "We are very glad that President Komorowski during his visit to Brussels, Paris and Berlin, found a time to visit the National Assembly. This is for sure, the continuation of our great relations, created between National Assembly and Polish Parliament during the time when he was a Parliament Speaker".
10. Bronislaw Komorowski during the press conference
11. Soundbite (Polish) - Bronislaw Komorowski, President of Poland: "In my opinion Poland should have a self-esteem, it means Poland should feel like the country which counts in Europe, Poland's 7th economy is 7th in Europe. And Poland should try to get some friends in Europe and build the understanding for its own rights and opinions. And one of the way to achieve this is the Weimar Triangle, which doesn't exclude Polish activity in other bilateral relations with European institutions, but as well with the Visegrad Group".
12. Handshake of Bronislaw Komorowski and Bernard Accoyer

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Westerplatte. Ceremonies commemorating the 71st anniversary of the outbreak of World War II have been held on Westerplatte in the early morning. Celebrations started at 4.45 a.m. with the historic staging of the defense of "Prom". The show was directed by historian Boguslaw Woloszanski. The ceremony was attended by President Bronislaw Komorowski, who laid a wreath at the monument to the Defenders of the Coast.

Shotlist:
1. View on the stage and the monument
2. Navy soldiers standing
3. Navy soldiers orchestra
4. Soundbite (Polish) - Pawel Adamowicz, president of Gdansk: "For the 11th time we, Poles and residents of Gdansk, gather at 4.45 am in Westerplatte. We want to be in this symbolic time here, on this part of Polish land. At 4:45 we want another time as another generation could feel what the Westerplatte defenders felt 71 years ago."
5. View on the navy soldiers and the monument
6. President Bronislaw Komorowski coming to the stage
7. Soundbite (Polish) - Bronislaw Komorowski, president of Poland: "This special place is a source of a special experience not only for Poles, not only for Germans but for the whole Europe, because the world collapsed here, 71 years ago everything has changed, the world collapsed, the political order collapsed, countries collapsed. The worst time in history of Europe started, which brought millions of human existence."
8. Admiral of the Fleet Tomasz Mathea coming to the stage
9. Soundbite (Polish) - Tomasz Mathea, Admiral of the Fleet: "I'm calling you, heroes of the battles in 1939, who were first that stoot in the way of Hitler aggression. Turn out for roll-call!"
10. Navy soldiers giving fire salute
11. View on the ships in the port
12. President Bronislaw Komorowski standing with other guests
13. View on the monument
14. Soundbite (Polish) - Boguslaw Woloszanski, historian: "They fought, but their fight was doomed to failure. However, the symbol is huge, because during all these years the heroism of those people, their sacrifice, their devotion to the soldier duty was always like a star, which showed the way to next generations."
15. Ship standing in a port
16. Scouts standing at the monument
17. President Bronislaw Komorowski laying wreath under the monument
18. View on the monument

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Warsaw. New Guinness World Record in "the biggest walk with the dogs of one breed" has been set during the second Great Labrador Parade. Over 1100 dogs including 800 Labrador Retriver dogs took part in the event. The number necessary to beat previous record was 300 dogs. Every dog had to walk the distance of 4.8 km.

Shotlist: Warsaw,
1. Man standing wtih a dog
2. People with dogs standing before beating the record
3. Service dog laying near the man on a wheelchair
4. SOUNDBITE - Filip, dog owner: "Ball of energy. Those dogs may look calm, it may be truth when they are old but this is a 10-month-old puppy that is still on the run. It's hard to stop it. It's just a golden energy. Wonderful dogs".
5. SOUNDBITE - Man, dog owner: "It's help is a priceless sense of security. It helps me".
6. Various of walking dogs
7. SOUNDBITE - Dorota Wellman, journalist: "Beautiful, fluffy, great to hug, great to hug, to kiss, to walk with it. This is the one site of Labrador. The other is his unusual skills. This dog is able to do more then other breeds. It can be right hand of handicapped people. Special and beautiful cookie monster that can be a great assistance for those who need his help".
8. Lying dog
9. Fountain
10. Various of dogs walking
11. Bottles with water
12. SOUNDBITE - Dorota Wellman: "We're beating the Guiness World Record. We needed 300 dogs of the same breed, in our case Labrador. We've got 800 so we have beaten the record twice, we've beaten everybody".
13. Girls standing with a glass of water 14. Various of dogs

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Krakow. Although it is still unofficial, the Guinness World Record in baking the longest pizza was probably beaten. The event of a charity goal was an initiative of Makro discounts and Ewa Blaszczyk Foundation "Akogo?" assisting people in coma. The pizza has length of over 1 km.

Shotlist:
1. People making a dough - various shots
2. SOUNDBITE (Polish) + OFF - Grzegorz Kaszubski, a cook: "We want to prepare 25 000 pieces of regular size pizza. We need many ingredients for that. For example 3,5 tonnes of regular flour, 500 kilogrames of krupczatka flour, 800 kilo of corn, 2 tonnes of mozarella chees, 50 kilos of yeast, 600 kilos of mushrooms, 2000 liters of water."
3. People cleaning after dough preparation - various shots
4. Bags of flour and bottles of water
5. Boxes full of dough
6. Preparation to the pizza baking - various shots
7. Baking pizza with mobile oven - various shots
8. OFF + SOUNDBITE (POLISH) - Vito Casetti, a journalist coming from Italy: "I would like to remind you that the last record that was set in my Toscany was 405 meters. And we want to make 1000 meters long pizza here! Anyway, pizza is Italian and the reaction will be obvious. I think that it will go like domina and the next year or maybe in two, someone there will get an idea to take the record back to Italy."
9. Baking pizza with mobile oven - various shots
10. Mesurement of pizza by the Guinsess World Record representative - various shots
11. SOUNDBITE (English) - Raymond Marshall, Guinsess World Record representative: "For the pizza to be the longest..."
12. Mesurement of pizza by the Guinsess World Record representative - various shots
13. Pizza

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