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[00:00:02] towards the west, where there might also be a few more clouds and
[00:00:06] a tiny bit of water later in the day. If we look a little
[00:00:09] into the future, it seems that the weekend will have quite fine, stable
[00:00:13] summer weather, locally up to 26, 27 degrees on Sunday.
[00:00:28] Good morning, we are starting with TV. with the latest news. While
[00:00:31] train traffic at DSB has been heavily affected by delays and
[00:00:35] cancellations over the summer, it's golden times for buses
[00:00:39] across the country. Kombardo Express and Flexbus have
[00:00:42] experienced a sharp increase in bookings, and now we will meet one of
[00:00:45] those who have chosen Kombardo Express instead of
[00:00:50] underway. The train the train. There has been so much trouble with
[00:00:52] DSB, so I actually didn't dare. I could just feel, this is not the day I should be stranded somewhere
[00:00:56] on Funen. Have a good trip.
[00:01:01] the rhetoric around DSB is that it's not under control,
[00:01:04] so I wouldn't be able to sit and book a ticket without thinking "oh what if something",
[00:01:08] so and I think there are too
[00:01:09] many like that.
[00:01:13] if DSB or Banedanmark have problems somewhere, then
[00:01:17] we immediately notice that interest increases, so it is very
[00:01:20] clear that if our colleagues in the industry have
[00:01:24] problems, then people look for an alternative. Is it easier for
[00:01:28] you if DSB ran to take DSB?
[00:01:30] Uh yes, because I live in Gammel Rye, so I would actually just have to go to
[00:01:33] Skanderborg, and that's a stop where it takes maybe half an hour
[00:01:36] more to Aarhus, but I just don't think it was actually not
[00:01:40] part of my considerations that it would have been easier, because I knew that it would be
[00:01:43] easiest with Kombardo, no matter what,
[00:01:47] given that there was something with
[00:01:49] even have the largest DSB,
[00:01:55] how glad it went, easy I think, cozy,
[00:01:58] easier than dispatcher galleries. on yes, I'm sure of
[00:02:01] that actually. DSB acknowledges that they have been
[00:02:05] challenged over the summer, but that they expect passengers to return
[00:02:09] when track work around the country is
[00:02:11] over. Our experience is that customers return
[00:02:15] to the train. Uh, most customers are aware
[00:02:19] that just like roads, well, tracks must also
[00:02:21] be maintained, and therefore they also return to the train again, because
[00:02:25] there are many advantages with the train, and that is what most people
[00:02:29] also. see for the same moment, that once the track work is
[00:02:32] finished, then most people return again.
[00:02:36] Banedanmark, which is responsible for the majority of the track works that have caused
[00:02:39] problems for DSB over the summer, also admits
[00:02:42] that they are responsible for some of the bad experiences some passengers have ended
[00:02:46] up in. So, there is no doubt, and
[00:02:50] we also regret that there are of course passengers who during this
[00:02:54] period, and especially where we did not get out of our
[00:02:57] total blockages, i.e. after major track works. on time, uh, and
[00:03:01] we had to run train buses a little longer, that there are
[00:03:04] so I wouldn't be able to sit and book a ticket without passengers who have had some unusually bad experiences, and
[00:03:08] full understanding that it affects
[00:03:12] one, and also specifically causes some people to arrive late
[00:03:16] for something important and all sorts of other things.
[00:03:20] And now we go to you, Camilla Farhol Løfald,
[00:03:23] Ingeborg Rørby here, she took a picture you are with us from Copenhagen Central Station, how does train traffic look this
[00:03:25] morning?
[00:03:28] Well, so far, it looks good, so you have to
[00:03:32] remember all this track work, it's about preparing the railway
[00:03:35] to be electrified, meaning running
[00:03:39] without these diesel locomotives and running on electricity
[00:03:42] instead, it's about a new digital
[00:03:46] signal system that also needs to be installed, and therefore there are many, many
[00:03:49] places where trains have been
[00:03:53] challenged, they still are, at least for now, many of these
[00:03:57] This strong wind track changes, works are underway. The train here,
[00:04:01] it's an intercity train that goes to Ringsted in a couple
[00:04:05] of minutes, it should actually run all the way up through Jutland,
[00:04:09] over Funen and up through Jutland, but it doesn't, it only runs to Ringsted, and then you still have
[00:04:13] to transfer to train buses
[00:04:16] to Sorø, and uh, then you can
[00:04:19] continue, it's about making sleepers
[00:04:22] and switches and uh, and tracks
[00:04:26] ready so that you can increase the speed when you
[00:04:29] travel in the intercity train in the future to 200 km
[00:04:33] per hour, therefore there are some
[00:04:35] track works between Slagelse and Sorø, where you then have
[00:04:39] to transfer to buses, and
[00:04:42] that's how it is this summer on the railway, but much of it is
[00:04:46] over, in about a good week there will be a little
[00:04:49] more air on
[00:04:50] the railway.
[00:04:54] The war in Iran has in no way led to the US lacking
[00:04:58] ammunition, so... from President Donald Trump Thursday evening at the
[00:05:02] White House, a statement that comes after stories that some
[00:05:06] weapons systems were depleted. We always want more, we have to have
[00:05:09] more, we have other things maybe come up, you maybe... come up and maybe don't come
[00:05:13] up, hopefully nothing else does come up, but we're in very good shape, we
[00:05:17] have literally massive amounts of ammunition. Yes,
[00:05:21] the president said at a press conference, after American media in recent
[00:05:24] days have told stories about how up to
[00:05:28] 80% of certain weapon systems and missiles
[00:05:31] were already used up, stories that came shortly after
[00:05:34] Trump threatened the Iranians with a violent attack if they didn't soon reach an
[00:05:38] agreement. According to our correspondent, the timing of
[00:05:42] the story. and lacking weapons, therefore very bad for
[00:05:45] the president. It's only a few days since
[00:05:49] the American president went out and said that now he would give
[00:05:52] the Iranians one last chance to reach a peace agreement, and
[00:05:56] otherwise, the Americans would hit the Iranians really
[00:06:00] hard militarily. Therefore, it does not suit the
[00:06:03] president well with the recent days' stories about the depleted
[00:06:07] American weapons depots. This is a story that
[00:06:10] has actually filled up quite a bit here in the American
[00:06:13] media, there are also rumors that the president is allegedly
[00:06:16] dissatisfied because it weakens his
[00:06:19] negotiating position towards the Iranians. Yes,
[00:06:23] from the US, we go to Ceuta, while the majority of
[00:06:26] the approximately 72,000 migrants who swam ashore in the Spanish
[00:06:30] enclave of Ceuta just over a week ago have returned to Morocco,
[00:06:34] yes, it is estimated by several Spanish organizations that
[00:06:37] many unaccompanied children and young people are still there.
[00:06:41] If the migrants are under 18 years old and have come alone,
[00:06:45] yes, they cannot be sent back to Morocco, and the authorities here in
[00:06:48] Ceuta estimate that about 1100
[00:06:52] migrant children have arrived, but volunteers who work
[00:06:56] to help the unaccompanied children and young people in Ceuta say that it concerns
[00:07:00] many
[00:07:00] more,
[00:07:04] namely about many. We are asking everyone for help,
[00:07:07] we need food, we need
[00:07:11] clothes, we need, we need personal hygiene materials, on the 4th of
[00:07:15] around 3000 minors and another one now on the 5th
[00:07:18] that
[00:07:19] probably,
[00:07:28] and young people, yes they live and sleep on the streets, while
[00:07:32] the authorities are working to find out who and how
[00:07:36] many.
[00:07:38] It's a shame what the creatures are going through, they came with an idea, they came to
[00:07:42] seek their future and in the end there is nothing
[00:07:45] of this, we have it at the door of our houses, it's
[00:07:48] a shame, it breaks your soul, every pot they ask for
[00:07:52] malta, they ask for food, they ask for everything,
[00:07:56] tech company Meta must
[00:08:00] pay 3.7 billion kroner to a fund that
[00:08:04] will alleviate the damage that the company's platforms have inflicted on
[00:08:07] young people, a court in the American state of New Mexico
[00:08:11] has ruled. Meta is behind Facebook and Instagram
[00:08:15] among others, and is condemned for not being good enough at removing harmful
[00:08:18] content and protecting minors from, among other things, sexual
[00:08:21] abuse. Meta will appeal the decision.
[00:08:25] In Thailand, a teacher has lost
[00:08:29] their life after a school shooting at a high school north of the country's
[00:08:33] capital, Bangkok. Four people were injured,
[00:08:36] including three students. And the alleged perpetrator has, according to
[00:08:40] the police, killed himself, and the police have
[00:08:43] identified the perpetrator as a
[00:08:47] student.
[00:08:47] is back to Donald Trump, who has signed
[00:08:53] a decree aimed at limiting the right to
[00:08:56] citizenship by birth in the USA. According to the president,
[00:09:00] people travel to the country under the guise of being
[00:09:03] tourists, but their real intention is to give birth to a child, who
[00:09:06] will thereby obtain American citizenship, a similar
[00:09:10] decree was rejected by the Supreme Court in June, and Trump's new
[00:09:14] initiative is also expected to be challenged by the American
[00:09:17] courts.
[00:09:19] And now back home, where an
[00:09:23] advertisement for a vibrator has become a hot
[00:09:27] topic of conversation in several places across the country over the summer. The
[00:09:30] webshop Sinfom, which sells sex toys, has sparked
[00:09:33] debate with an advertisement promising 100%
[00:09:36] orgasm guarantee. The advertisement was similar to the one we see in
[00:09:40] the picture here. and it was placed on buses in several Danish
[00:09:43] cities. In Fredericia, it met with criticism from a former and a current
[00:09:47] city council member, and it ended with the company responsible for the bus advertisements
[00:09:50] Sinful replacing it with another one, as we see here, which did not
[00:09:54] advertise specific products. Something the
[00:09:58] Fredericia newspaper has also reported. At Sinful,
[00:10:01] however, they do not think the vibrator advertisement was
[00:10:04] inappropriate. Well, because it advertises something that is
[00:10:07] healthy, and good, and nice, and important too, I mean. one thing is the product
[00:10:11] itself, which has wonderful effects, and then there is something else,
[00:10:15] which is also, I mean, we can see here, right, it's an advertisement that encourages
[00:10:19] conversations that we think are extremely important to have.
[00:10:22] And at the buses in Fredericia, there are also divided opinions about this
[00:10:26] advertisement. I think there are some generations who, uh, have
[00:10:29] too tight underwear on, uh,
[00:10:32] because why, why shouldn't it, why shouldn't the buses have such things, I mean,
[00:10:36] it's, it's a normal thing, and yes, or else I
[00:10:40] actually can't see the problem with it. I think it's fresh in the public eye, I mean,
[00:10:44] adults, it, it, it doesn't bother them much, it doesn't bother me at least, but it's
[00:10:47] more when I think of children, uh, that it, that there's no need to
[00:10:51] have it in the public eye and... pressed right in their face like that, it's not something I
[00:10:55] think is in any way
[00:10:59] uh inappropriate, it's just an advertisement in my
[00:11:02] opinion. yes, we stay in the Triangle Region and go to
[00:11:06] you, Simon Bøj Lassen, you are with one of the critics of this
[00:11:10] advertisement. Yes, I am, and I'm at Fredericia
[00:11:13] train station, where many of these city buses come in, right now they are out driving,
[00:11:16] fortunately, Palle Dal from Denmark Democrats, we hear from
[00:11:20] Sinful something good and something nice, and something that leads to
[00:11:23] a good conversation, why is this advertisement
[00:11:27] so problematic according to you? now you say good conversation, I would say it's a good debate,
[00:11:31] because some are for and against the advertisements, but I think they are
[00:11:34] really a bit offensive, so I, I can't see the good in it,
[00:11:38] offensive to whom other than you, well, I mean, sex in
[00:11:42] general, it's a closed room in my opinion, and sex advertisements for
[00:11:45] city buses, they belong nowhere, not in my world, it's a
[00:11:48] vibrator, and it says 100% orgasm
[00:11:51] guarantee, so there's nothing that suggests sex
[00:11:55] visually at least on that advertisement, no, I mean, sex is so little, you
[00:11:58] evoke some thoughts in people, next time it might be a
[00:12:02] uh dildo, now it's a dildo and a vibrator, as you call it, it might be a
[00:12:06] Lolita doll, where should we set the boundaries, I mean, it doesn't belong on a city ticket in my
[00:12:09] world, but sex is a natural thing, why is it a problem? It's not a
[00:12:13] problem, I'm just saying now next week the small children will start, they will ask mom and dad
[00:12:17] some questions, what's that on the back of the buses, we have free buses in
[00:12:20] Fredericia, they drive around advertising sex toys, I don't think I
[00:12:24] will put my name to that. There are rules for tobacco, also for alcohol, you
[00:12:28] can still encounter it in the city, also as a child, there is no
[00:12:31] uh legislation against uh advertisements for
[00:12:34] sex toys, but why do you still think it is a problem? There is no
[00:12:38] legislation now, but it could be that it will come, that we should say, this is only for
[00:12:42] adults, there is parental control on computers, they can cut
[00:12:45] children off from entering the fun sites as people call
[00:12:49] it, I advocate for more control over what advertisements are in the city, thank you for your opinion.
[00:12:53] Yes, so something that I think everyone can
[00:12:56] tolerate seeing, namely a very special sight in the sky later
[00:12:59] today, when colorful balloons fly over Gram Castle in
[00:13:03] Southern Jutland, because these days there is indeed the Danish championship in
[00:13:07] ballooning. Yes, we see pictures from 2021 from
[00:13:11] the same event, and you can see these balloons from
[00:13:14] sunrise until 9 in the morning, and then again
[00:13:17] from 6 PM until sunset, if the weather
[00:13:21] of course allows it. They have. The championships stretch
[00:13:25] from Wednesday to Saturday this week, and
[00:13:28] the winner and this year's Danish champion will be found
[00:13:30] tomorrow. Yes, it looks beautiful, how does the weather look for
[00:13:34] ballooning? Well, yesterday, the balloons were actually
[00:13:36] grounded, because there was quite a strong wind, and that
[00:13:40] strong wind and cloud cover, we are continuing with that this morning, but there are
[00:13:44] also good news on the way.
[00:13:48] from Østerbro, where she precisely shows that there are quite a few. clouds, and
[00:13:51] if we jump from reality over to the forecasts, we can
[00:13:55] also see here during the morning hours, that all of
[00:13:59] Denmark is well covered in clouds, but
[00:14:02] during the midday hours, there is a lot of clearing
[00:14:06] on the way, there are some places where the sun just has to push
[00:14:10] through a bit heavier cloud cover, and that is especially here
[00:14:13] the eastern regions of Zealand, Bornholm and so on, which will get the
[00:14:16] highest temperatures, also where there is most sun.
[00:14:22] will gradually subside, and that also means
[00:14:26] that we will get some nicer temperatures, probably especially in the east,
[00:14:29] but uh, there is also a chance for more
[00:14:33] sun, also up in the outermost dune row, where it has otherwise been quite windy and with
[00:14:36] large waves and some sea spray,
[00:14:40] we hear there is some bear scat
[00:14:41] out here, correct, it just looks like
[00:14:48] a war zone where this elk has been devoured. just a
[00:14:52] gut feeling alone in the wilderness, with only a few
[00:14:56] participants left, the season will be decided in the biting cold,
[00:15:00] who will take the record for most days in the wilderness? now
[00:15:03] on DRTV.
[00:15:07] You have that little room where you make that
[00:15:07] DRTV.
[00:15:13] music, and it's just for us, and then suddenly you're there, and there are 50,000 other people who are also
[00:15:17] in that room. Meet the producers behind the songs we all know. You
[00:15:21] can't just sit down and make a song with. if there isn't some kind of chemistry, wow
[00:15:25] okay, wild, now I have to meet such a producer, you know, I feel like I
[00:15:28] just have to help them, then I help the music, then it will be
[00:15:32] good.
[00:15:33] he is. the most talented products I have
[00:15:37] seen, when you have worked really intensely on something, and
[00:15:40] it then comes out, you just stand back in some way, behind the scenes,
[00:15:44] oh, now it's just not mine anymore, now on drtv, it's damn cool,
[00:15:48] now it begins,
[00:16:00] another double for Norwegian
[00:16:04] Ingebrigtsen, it is... an excellent start by
[00:16:07] Katrine Kock Jacobsen, I think he will take the gold. Luplantis,
[00:16:10] he does it,
[00:16:14] she is an absolutely incredible phenomenon, this
[00:16:18] Femke Bol, it is there, that was
[00:16:21] incredible, experience the European Athletics Championships, then it was
[00:16:24] all worth the wait from August 10th on DRTv and
[00:16:28] DR2, how wild.
[00:16:31] How do the wild animals experience
[00:16:34] the Danish nature? The world around
[00:16:38] them. Biologist Vicky Knudsen and some of
[00:16:42] the country's most talented researchers view nature from the animals'
[00:16:45] perspective. The goal is to catch and collar
[00:16:49] a wolf with a GPS. What do wolves do to adapt to
[00:16:52] this Danish cultural landscape? Watch
[00:16:55] the fascinating nature series. The very first
[00:16:58] beginning of the eel's life, we don't know it from nature.
[00:17:02] I can't stand it. It's just magical.
[00:17:05] Denmark's Animals now on
[00:17:08] TV once we shared the world
[00:17:10] with several other
[00:17:15] human species. We are definitely not the biggest of
[00:17:18] them, we're not the strongest, we don't
[00:17:26] brains. Good morning, we are starting with TVA Live with
[00:17:29] the latest news. While
[00:18:07] train traffic at DSB has been heavily affected by delays and
[00:18:11] cancellations over the summer, it's golden times for buses
[00:18:14] across the country. Kombardo Express and Flexbus have experienced
[00:18:18] a sharp increase in bookings, and now we will meet one of those who has
[00:18:22] chosen Kombado Express instead of the train. There has
[00:18:26] been so much trouble with DSB, so I actually didn't dare. I
[00:18:30] could just feel, this is not the day I should be stranded somewhere on Funen.
[00:18:33] the rhetoric around DSB is that it's not under control,
[00:18:42] thinking "oh what if something" and I think there are too
[00:18:45] many like that. So
[00:18:49] really
[00:18:50] good, if DSB or Banedanmark
[00:18:53] have problems somewhere, then we immediately notice that
[00:18:57] interest increases, so it is very clear that if our
[00:19:00] colleagues in the industry have problems, then people look
[00:19:04] for an alternative. Is it easier? For you if DSB ran to take DSB?
[00:19:08] Uh yes, because I live in Gammel Rye, so I would
[00:19:11] actually just have to go to Skanderborg, and that's a stop where to
[00:19:15] Aarhus, it takes maybe half an hour more, but I just don't think
[00:19:19] it was actually not part of my considerations that it would have been easier, because I knew that it would be
[00:19:23] easiest with Kombardo no matter what,
[00:19:26] given that there was something with
[00:19:27] DSB,
[00:19:34] how well did it go, easily I think? Cozy,
[00:19:38] easier than DSB, you guess? Yes, I'm sure of
[00:19:41] that actually. DSB acknowledges that they have been
[00:19:44] challenged over the summer, but that they expect passengers to return
[00:19:48] when track work around the country is
[00:19:51] over. Our experience is that customers return
[00:19:54] to the train, uh, most customers are aware
[00:19:58] that just like roads, well, tracks must also be
[00:20:01] maintained, and therefore they also return to the train again, because there
[00:20:05] are many advantages with the train. and that is what most people
[00:20:08] also appreciate the moment that the track work is
[00:20:11] finished, then most people return again.
[00:20:15] Banedanmark, which is responsible for the majority of the track works that have caused problems for
[00:20:19] DSB over the summer, also admits that they have
[00:20:22] a responsibility for some of the bad experiences some passengers have ended up
[00:20:26] in. So, there is no doubt, and and we also regret
[00:20:30] that there are of course passengers who during this
[00:20:33] period, and especially where we did not get out of our
[00:20:36] total. blockages, i.e. after major track works on time, uh, and we
[00:20:40] had to run train buses a little longer, there are passengers
[00:20:44] who have had some unusually bad experiences and full
[00:20:48] understanding that that that... "it affects one"
[00:20:51] uh and also specifically means that someone arrives late
[00:20:55] for something important and all sorts of
[00:20:57] other things.
[00:20:59] And now we go to you, Camilla Farhol Løfald, you are with us from Copenhagen Central Station,
[00:21:03] how does train traffic look this
[00:21:05] morning?
[00:21:07] Well, uh, so far it looks good, so you have to
[00:21:11] remember all this track work, it's about preparing the railway
[00:21:15] to be electrified, meaning running
[00:21:18] without. these diesel locomotives, running on electricity
[00:21:22] instead, it's about a new digital
[00:21:25] signal system that also needs to be installed, and therefore there are many, many
[00:21:29] places where trains have been
[00:21:32] challenged, they still are, at least this week, now many of these
[00:21:36] track changes, track works are
[00:21:40] here, it's an intercity train that goes to Ringsted in a couple
[00:21:43] of minutes, it should actually run all the way up through Jutland,
[00:21:46] over Funen and up through Jutland. It doesn't, it only runs to Ringsted, and then you still have
[00:21:50] to transfer to train buses
[00:21:53] to Sorø, and uh, then you can
[00:21:57] continue, it's about making sleepers
[00:22:00] and switches and uh, and tracks
[00:22:04] ready so that you can increase the speed when you
[00:22:07] travel in the intercity train in the future to 200 kilometers
[00:22:10] per hour, therefore there are some
[00:22:13] track works between Slagelse and Sorø, where you then have
[00:22:16] to transfer to buses. And that's how it is
[00:22:20] this summer on the railway, but much of it is
[00:22:23] over, in about a good week, there will be a little
[00:22:27] more air on the railway.
[00:22:30] The war in Iran has in
[00:22:34] no way led to the US lacking ammunition, so said
[00:22:37] President Donald Trump Thursday evening at the White House. A statement that
[00:22:41] comes after stories that some weapon systems were
[00:22:45] depleted.
[00:22:46] other things maybe come up, maybe come up
[00:22:50] and maybe don't come up, hopefully nothing else does come up, but we're in very good
[00:22:54] shape, we have literally massive amounts of ammunition.
[00:22:58] Yes, the president said at a press conference, after
[00:23:01] American media in recent days have told stories
[00:23:04] about how up to 80% of certain
[00:23:07] weapon systems and missiles were already used up,
[00:23:10] stories that came shortly after Trump threatened the Iranians with a violent
[00:23:14] attack if they didn't soon reach an agreement. According to our correspondent,
[00:23:18] the timing of the stories about missing weapons is therefore
[00:23:21] very bad for the president.
[00:23:24] It's only a few days ago that the American president went out
[00:23:28] and said that now he would give the Iranians one last chance
[00:23:32] to reach a peace agreement, and otherwise, the Americans
[00:23:35] would hit the Iranians really hard militarily.
[00:23:39] Therefore, the president was also not pleased with the recent days'
[00:23:43] stories about the depleted American weapons stores.
[00:23:46] It is a story that has been followed by... quite a lot here in the American
[00:23:50] media, there are also rumors that the president is allegedly
[00:23:54] dissatisfied because it weakens his
[00:23:58] negotiating position with the Iranians. Yes,
[00:24:01] from the USA, we go to Ceuta, while the majority of
[00:24:04] the approximately 72,000 migrants who swam ashore in the Spanish
[00:24:08] enclave of Ceuta, just over a week ago, have returned to
[00:24:11] Morocco, yes, it is estimated by several Spanish
[00:24:14] organizations that many unaccompanied children and young people are still
[00:24:18] there, if the migrants are under 18 years old and have
[00:24:22] come alone, yes, they cannot be sent back to Morocco, and
[00:24:25] the authorities here in Ceuta estimate that about 1100
[00:24:29] migrant children have arrived, but volunteers who work to
[00:24:31] help the unaccompanied children and young people in Ceuta say that it concerns
[00:24:35] at hjælpe, de uledsade børn og unge i Søsa, de siger, at det drejer
[00:24:39] about many more, namely about many
[00:24:41] thousands.
[00:24:44] We can't do it anymore and we are asking for help from everyone, that
[00:24:48] we need food, we need. needed,
[00:24:51] we need personal hygiene materials, on the 4th of
[00:24:54] close to 3000 minors and another one now on the 5th
[00:24:58] which will probably be around 2000, plus
[00:25:02] all these papers,
[00:25:06] many of the unaccompanied migrant children and young people, yes they live and
[00:25:10] sleep on the street, while the authorities are working on finding
[00:25:13] out,
[00:25:17] it's a shame what they are going through.
[00:25:40] tech company Meta must pay 3.7
[00:25:43] billion kroner to a fund that will alleviate the damage that
[00:25:47] the company's platforms have inflicted on young people. A court in the
[00:25:50] American state of New Mexico has ruled. Meta is behind
[00:25:54] Facebook and Instagram, among others, and is condemned for not being good
[00:25:58] enough at removing harmful content and protecting
[00:26:01] minors from, among other things.
[00:26:09] in Thailand, a teacher has lost his life after a school shooting at
[00:26:12] a high school north of the country's capital Bangkok. Four
[00:26:16] people were injured, including three students, and the presumed
[00:26:20] perpetrator has, according to the police, killed himself, and
[00:26:24] the police have identified the perpetrator as a
[00:26:27] student.
[00:26:32] back to Donald Trump, who has signed an executive order aimed at
[00:26:36] limiting the right to citizenship by birth in
[00:26:39] the USA. According to the president, people travel to the country
[00:26:43] under the guise of being tourists, but their actual
[00:26:46] intention is to give birth to a child, who will thereby gain American
[00:26:49] citizenship. A similar decree was rejected by
[00:26:53] the Supreme Court in June, and Trump's new initiative is also expected to be
[00:26:57] challenged by the American
[00:26:58] courts.
[00:27:03] and then here at home, where an advertisement for a vibrator
[00:27:06] has become a hit conversation topic in several places
[00:27:09] across the country over the summer, because the webshop Sinnful, which sells
[00:27:13] sex toys, has created debate with an advertisement where
[00:27:16] 100% orgasm guarantee was promised.
[00:27:19] The advertisement was similar to the one we see in the picture here, and it was on
[00:27:23] buses in several Danish cities. In Fredericia, it met
[00:27:26] criticism from a former and a current city council member, and it ended up with
[00:27:30] the company that handles the bus advertisements.
[00:27:32] replaced it with another one, which we see here, where there was no
[00:27:36] advertising for specific goods, something the newspaper,
[00:27:39] Fredericia newspaper, also reported. At Sinnful, they
[00:27:42] do not believe that the vibrator advertisement was
[00:27:45] inappropriate, well, because it advertises something that is
[00:27:49] healthy, and good, and nice, and important too, so one thing is the product
[00:27:52] itself, which has wonderful effects, and then there's something else,
[00:27:56] which is also, as we can see here right, it's an advertisement that encourages
[00:28:00] some conversations that we think are enormously important to have,
[00:28:03] and at the buses in Fredericia, there are also divided opinions about this
[00:28:07] advertisement. I think there are some generations who have
[00:28:11] a bit too tight underwear on. Uh,
[00:28:14] because why, why shouldn't the buses have such things, I mean
[00:28:18] it's, it's a normal thing, and yes, somewhere I
[00:28:21] actually don't see the problem with it. I think it's fresh in the public image, I mean
[00:28:25] adults, it, it, it doesn't bother them that much, it doesn't bother me at least, but
[00:28:29] it's more when I think about children, uh, that there's no need
[00:28:32] to have a public image and to be pressed right up in your face like that, it's not something I
[00:28:36] think is in any way
[00:28:40] uh inappropriate, it's just an advertisement in my
[00:28:43] opinion. yes, we will stay in the
[00:28:45] Triangle Area and go to you, Simon, you are with one of
[00:28:49] the critics of this advertisement,
[00:28:52] yes I am, and I'm at Fredericia Banegård, where many of these city buses, they come in, right
[00:28:56] now they are out driving, fortunately, Pelle Dall from the Denmark Democrats, we
[00:29:00] hear from Sinnful something good and something nice. and something that encourages a
[00:29:04] good conversation, why is this advertisement so problematic according to
[00:29:07] you? now you say good conversation, I would say it's a good debate, because some are for and
[00:29:11] against the advertisements, but I think they are really a bit
[00:29:14] offensive, so I can't see the good in it, offensive to
[00:29:18] whom other than you? well, sex in general, it's
[00:29:22] a private matter in my opinion, and sex advertisements for city buses, they don't belong
[00:29:25] anywhere, not, not in my world, it's a vibrator, and then it says
[00:29:29] 100% orgasm guarantee, so... there's nothing that
[00:29:33] really hints at sex visually at least in that advertisement,
[00:29:36] no, I mean sex is when you awaken some thoughts in people,
[00:29:40] next time it might be a dildo, now it's a dildo or
[00:29:43] a vibrator as you call it, it might become a Lolita doll, where should one set the boundaries
[00:29:47] at? I hear, it doesn't belong in the city image in my world, but sex is a natural
[00:29:50] thing, why is it a problem? it's not a problem, I'm just saying now next week
[00:29:54] the small children start, they will ask mom and dad some questions, what's on the back of
[00:29:58] the buses, we have free buses in Fredericia, they drive around advertising for
[00:30:01] sex toys. "I don't think I want to put up with that, there are rules for
[00:30:05] tobacco, also for alcohol, you can still encounter it around in
[00:30:08] the city, also as a child, there is no legislation
[00:30:12] against uh advertisements for sex toys, but why do you
[00:30:16] still think it's a problem? there is no legislation now, but it could be that it comes
[00:30:19] that it should say this is only for adults, there is parental control
[00:30:23] on computers, they can shield children from
[00:30:26] getting into the fun sites, as people call it, I'm in favor of
[00:30:30] there being more control over what." for in the city, thank
[00:30:34] you, yes, then to something that I think everyone can
[00:30:37] stand to see, namely a very special sight in the sky later today,
[00:30:41] when colorful balloons fly over Gram Slot in Southern Jutland,
[00:30:45] because these days there is the Danish championship in
[00:30:47] ballooning, here we see pictures from
[00:30:50] 2021, from the same event, and you can see these
[00:30:54] balloons from sunrise until 9 in the
[00:30:57] morning, and then again from 6 PM until
[00:31:01] sunset, if... the weather of course allows them, these
[00:31:04] championships, they extend.