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[00:00:00] and it's a stop, where to Aarhus it might take
[00:00:03] half an hour more, but I just don't think it was actually not part of my considerations that it
[00:00:07] would have been easier, because I knew that it would be easiest with Kombardo,
[00:00:11] no matter what, that if there was something with
[00:00:14] DSB.
[00:00:17] Yes, so we also got a little bit of the Kombardo song there, that DSB acknowledges that they have
[00:00:21] been challenged over the summer, but expects that
[00:00:24] passengers will return when the track work around the country is
[00:00:28] over. Our experience is that customers return
[00:00:31] to the train, most customers are aware
[00:00:35] that just like with roads, well, tracks must of course also
[00:00:39] are wolves in be maintained, and therefore they also return to the train again, because there
[00:00:42] are many advantages of the train, and that is what most
[00:00:46] of them also appreciate the same moment that the track work is
[00:00:48] finished, then most of them return again. Bane
[00:00:52] Danmark, which is responsible for most of the track work that has caused problems at
[00:00:56] DSB over the summer, admits that they have
[00:01:00] a co-responsibility for some of the bad experiences some passengers
[00:01:03] have.
[00:01:06] I mean, there is no doubt, and and we also regret that there are
[00:01:09] of course passengers who in this period, and especially where
[00:01:13] we did not get out of our total closures, i.e. after major
[00:01:16] track work on time, and we had to drive train buses a little
[00:01:20] longer, there are passengers who have had some unusually
[00:01:24] unfortunate experiences, and full understanding that
[00:01:27] that one is affected by it.
[00:01:30] uh and and also specifically, that someone arrives late for something that
[00:01:34] is important and all sorts
[00:01:35] of other things.
[00:01:39] Yes, from the trains to the back of the buses,
[00:01:42] because an advertisement for a vibrator has become a hit
[00:01:46] conversation topic in several places across the country over the summer. For the webshop
[00:01:49] Sinful, which sells sex toys, has created debate with an
[00:01:53] advertisement where 100% and gas was promised with
[00:01:56] guarantee. The advertisement was similar to the one we see in
[00:02:00] the picture here, and it was on buses around in several Danish cities here during
[00:02:03] the summer in Fredericia, there was criticism from a
[00:02:07] former and a current city council member, and it ended up with the company, i.e. Sinful,
[00:02:11] which is responsible for the bus advertisements, replacing it with another one, as we see here, where
[00:02:15] specific goods were not advertised, something Fredericia
[00:02:18] newspaper has also reported, but at Sinful they don't
[00:02:22] think that the vibrator advertisement was
[00:02:24] inappropriate, well, because it advertises something that is healthy, and
[00:02:28] good, and nice, and... important too, so one thing is the product itself,
[00:02:32] which has wonderful effects, and then there is something else,
[00:02:35] which is also, I mean, we can see here, right, so it's an advertisement that encourages
[00:02:39] some conversations that we think are enormously important to
[00:02:41] have, and at the buses in Fredericia, there are
[00:02:45] divided opinions about this advertisement, I
[00:02:48] think there are some generations who have slightly too tight panties
[00:02:51] on, uh, because why, why shouldn't
[00:02:55] the buses have such things, I mean it's, it's a normal thing,
[00:02:59] and... Yes, or else I actually don't see the problem with it, I think it's
[00:03:03] fresh in the public image, I mean adult people, it doesn't
[00:03:06] bother them much, it doesn't bother me anyway, but it's more when I think of children, that
[00:03:10] there's no need to have it in the public image and pushed right in
[00:03:14] their face like that, it's not something I think is
[00:03:18] in any way uh inappropriate, it's just
[00:03:22] an advertisement in my opinion, yes,
[00:03:24] city council member Pelle Dall doesn't think so, he is from
[00:03:28] Danmarksdemokraterne, he was the one who... started the whole
[00:03:30] thing, I think they are really a bit
[00:03:33] offensive, so I don't see the good in it, offensive to
[00:03:37] whom, other than you, well I mean sex in general, it's
[00:03:41] a closed room in my opinion, and sex advertisements for city buses, that belongs nowhere,
[00:03:46] not in my world, it's a vibrator, and it says 100% orgasm
[00:03:50] guaranteed, so there's nothing that hints at sex
[00:03:54] visually anyway in that advertisement, no, I mean, sex is something that awakens
[00:03:57] some thoughts in people. next time it might become a
[00:04:01] uh dil, now it's dil and vibrator, as you call it, it might become a
[00:04:04] lolita doll, where should we set the boundaries, I, it doesn't belong in the cityscape in my
[00:04:08] world, but sex is well,
[00:04:17] both clouds and a lot of wind, because we have
[00:04:21] had a Friday where one woke up to a moderate to
[00:04:24] fresh wind in several places, it comes from the west, and that is, out by the west coast, it has
[00:04:28] been particularly heavy. there one can certainly get strong wind and also
[00:04:32] some strong gusts, but if we look at it here at 12
[00:04:36] o'clock and over the afternoon, we can see that the clouds that have bothered us during
[00:04:39] the morning, they slowly begin to disappear. It is probably
[00:04:43] especially here in this southeastern belt of Denmark, where
[00:04:46] one will see the sun more, and it is also here where the temperatures will
[00:04:50] be highest, around 21, 22, maybe 23
[00:04:55] thousands of kroner, uh, they degrees, but then we won't go any higher. Whereas, if one is in central and western Jutland, there are
[00:04:59] still some clouds we have to deal with, and that also means some slightly more moderate
[00:05:03] temperatures, and during the evening hours, it's a bit the same
[00:05:06] story I'm telling, there are still some clouds, there are perhaps slightly lower
[00:05:10] temperatures, but then something happens
[00:05:13] during the next 24 hours, because then the
[00:05:16] wind turns, it goes from west to south, and then it pushes some
[00:05:20] heat towards us, so that means sun and 22
[00:05:23] degrees, and Sunday 26, 27, yes, maybe
[00:05:27] even 28 degrees, so it's time to enjoy it before we slowly
[00:05:30] go down towards a slightly cooler
[00:05:32] week,
[00:05:39] we hear there is some bear poop out here, correct. is just a
[00:05:42] war zone where this elk has been consumed, it just gives such a
[00:05:46] feeling in the stomach, alone in the wilderness, with only
[00:05:50] a few participants left, the season will be decided in the bitter cold,
[00:05:53] who takes the record for most days in the wilderness, now on
[00:05:57] DRTv,
[00:06:03] you have that little room where you make that music, and it's just for us, and then suddenly you're
[00:06:07] there, and there are 50,000 other people who are also in that room. Meet the producers
[00:06:11] behind the songs everyone knows, you can't just sit down and make a song with
[00:06:15] someone if there isn't some kind of chemistry, wow, okay, wild, now I'm going to
[00:06:18] meet such a producer death, I feel I just have to help them, then
[00:06:22] I help the music, then it will be
[00:06:24] good,
[00:06:27] he is the most talented I have seen with, when you have
[00:06:31] worked really intensely on something, and it then comes out, then you just stand back a bit in some
[00:06:35] way, behind the stars, now it's just not mine anymore, now on
[00:06:38] drtv, it's fucking awesome.
[00:06:51] Now begins another double
[00:06:54] for Norwegian Ingebrigsen. It's
[00:06:57] an excellent start by Katrine Kok Jakobsen, I think he takes
[00:07:01] the gold.
[00:07:05] He does it, she is an absolutely
[00:07:08] insane phenomenon, her five can. It's there.
[00:07:12] Ah, that's incredible! Experience the European Athletics Championships!
[00:07:16] So all the waiting time was worth it! From August 10th
[00:07:19] on DRTV and Dato. How wild
[00:07:22] it is!
[00:07:24] How do wild animals experience the world around
[00:07:28] them
[00:07:29] in the Danish nature.
[00:07:32] Biologist Vicky Knudsen and some of the country's most skilled researchers
[00:07:36] see nature from the animals' perspective. The goal is to
[00:07:39] catch and put GPS collars on wool.
[00:07:42] What do wolves do to adapt to this Danish
[00:07:45] cultural landscape? Watch the fascinating
[00:07:48] nature series. The very first beginning of the eel's life, we don't know it from
[00:07:52] nature. I can't stand it. It's
[00:07:55] just magical.
[00:07:58] Animals of Denmark. Now on DRTV.
[00:08:13] We are doing Tag Live with the latest news, and we're going to the case of the
[00:08:17] 15-year-old girl who earlier this week disappeared from her residence
[00:08:20] in Hedensted, and yesterday was found in Hungary.
[00:08:23] Southeast Jutland Police suspect that a
[00:08:27] criminal offense has been committed in connection with the girl's disappearance, the police
[00:08:30] district now writes in a press release. There is
[00:08:33] suspicion that a criminal offense has been committed in connection with her disappearance. I cannot
[00:08:37] elaborate on the circumstances or details for the sake of
[00:08:41] our investigation, but I can confirm that there
[00:08:44] are suspects in the case, says Christian Skut, who is
[00:08:47] deputy police inspector, and we are trying to get further comments
[00:08:51] from East Jutland, Southeast Jutland police, and will update continuously here
[00:08:55] in TVA live, and you can also follow along on
[00:08:57] DR.K.
[00:09:01] A wolf has in three different cases sought out playing children in
[00:09:05] private gardens in West Jutland, so now the Minister for
[00:09:08] Nature and Animal Welfare has launched the hunt for
[00:09:11] the problem wolf. In continuation of the three reports of the
[00:09:14] same problem, which approaches people
[00:09:17] in this case children and shows a complete lack of shyness, we have
[00:09:21] pulled out all the stops to get the wolf regulated or, to put it more
[00:09:25] bluntly, get it shot. All three
[00:09:27] incidents took place on Wednesday in the small West Jutland town of Nørre
[00:09:31] Nepel. It is assumed that it is the same wolf, and
[00:09:34] the minister wants the wolf to be shot as soon as possible, so therefore a new
[00:09:38] regulation zone has been established where the otherwise protected animal can be shot.
[00:09:42] The Danish Nature Agency has since yesterday patrolled the area with rifles, and as
[00:09:46] something completely new, thermal drones are used to locate
[00:09:49] the wolf. I think it is absolutely crucial that if we are to have a
[00:09:53] situation where people in West Jutland can coexist with the wolf, which is
[00:09:57] here, uh, then it also requires that we, from the authorities, take the
[00:10:01] necessary steps to regulate the problem wolves that have lost
[00:10:04] their shyness, that approach people, and in this case it is
[00:10:08] even worse that it is children, and who actually also do not leave the place even if there is
[00:10:11] shouting. So it is crucial that we get this wolf regulated, and that is what we are now putting
[00:10:15] all our efforts into making happen. Others in the area
[00:10:19] have also experienced the wolf very close up. One of them is
[00:10:23] Connie Ingholm here, who is the owner of the wildlife park in Ingholm, which is located
[00:10:26] just outside Nørre Nebel, 14
[00:10:29] days ago, I myself had to chase it out of my wildlife park,
[00:10:33] uh, it comes running here on the paths among my animals, and I have to take a muck rake
[00:10:37] and chase it out of the wildlife park, and since then I have chosen to sleep in a shelter to
[00:10:40] protect the animals. And in Nørre Nebel, there is also support
[00:10:44] for the authorities' hunt for this slightly too intrusive
[00:10:47] wolf, I mean, such a wolf must be shot, I clearly
[00:10:50] believe that, well, I actually think it's a good idea, because I feel
[00:10:55] a little that they come a little too close, or not a little too close, very much
[00:10:58] too close, but I still think it's exciting that there
[00:11:04] our fauna, I think so, I know it's not
[00:11:08] popular, and let's just try to look at where this
[00:11:11] new regulation zone is, earlier this year, a
[00:11:14] regulation zone came here in the area right around Oksbøl, where it is
[00:11:18] legal to shoot the wolf with a regulation permit, and the
[00:11:22] new zone is then located immediately north of the first one. in
[00:11:25] the area here around Nørnebel, the zone
[00:11:28] includes both private and state-owned areas, and my
[00:11:32] colleague Peter Brønsted is at Blåbjerg Klitplantage, which is
[00:11:35] one of the places where the problem
[00:11:44] say, and that is why they are intensifying the hunt to
[00:11:48] find this wolf and shoot this wolf, and Mads
[00:11:51] Jensen, why is it so important for you now to find this
[00:11:55] wolf and then have it put down, well uh, on Wednesday we received
[00:11:59] some information that there had been a wolf in gardens in - Blåbjerg
[00:12:02] in the summerhouse area right here nearby, and uh,
[00:12:06] and it was very close to children playing in
[00:12:09] the garden, and when we looked into it a bit, it turns out that within the last
[00:12:13] few days there have been three similar incidents where there has been an
[00:12:16] inquisitive behavior of one or more wolves, and that is inappropriate
[00:12:20] unacceptable, and that is why we are taking action to avoid such
[00:12:23] incidents, but you also say it must be shot, what is so
[00:12:27] problematic about this wolf that makes it escalate to the highest
[00:12:30] level? Yes, but wolves evoke strong emotions, and I understand
[00:12:34] that well, uh, it is, it is in no way pleasant to
[00:12:37] experience your children being confronted by a wolf in a
[00:12:39] summerhouse garden, uh, and that is why we take it seriously and
[00:12:43] make an effort to try to prevent it, and we are deploying a drone
[00:12:47] with a thermal camera to try to find it, how optimistic are you that
[00:12:51] you will find it in the relatively near future, we
[00:12:55] there is now a lot of experience with working with wolves,
[00:12:58] also near cities, uh, and it is an incredibly difficult
[00:13:02] task, and that is also why in this situation we have asked for and been allowed
[00:13:06] to use a thermal drone in an attempt to optimize our chances
[00:13:09] of finding and possibly euthanizing the wolf if it has this
[00:13:13] inappropriate
[00:13:21] been declared bankrupt, as have the companies b energy and...
[00:13:25] Vedvarende, which are also part of the Velkommen group. This was
[00:13:28] decided by the Maritime and Commercial Court this morning. And many customers who
[00:13:32] are owed money, they have been waiting eagerly for an announcement.
[00:13:35] Well, we are curious about what happens.
[00:13:38] Unfortunately, I don't have much faith that uh, that I will ever see my money
[00:13:42] again. I think it all seems so deeply
[00:13:45] monitored and planned, uh,
[00:13:48] strategy, a long multi-year strategy to
[00:13:52] defraud customers. It's sad for the court's
[00:13:55] behalf, I must say, yes, what are you owed?
[00:13:58] I am owed
[00:14:02] 28,714 DKK, so that's a lot of money. And
[00:14:05] the Velkommen concert has in recent months been under massive criticism for having charged too
[00:14:09] high account amounts and failed to pay money back to customers like
[00:14:13] Tina Bardrum, and welcome to you, Vinne Grospøl, director of the Consumer Council,
[00:14:17] think, you have been in court here this morning, first, how
[00:14:20] sensational a case is this
[00:14:22] really?
[00:14:25] Well, I think it's a very sensational case, I mean
[00:14:28] I would say that it is one of the biggest such consumer policy
[00:14:31] scandals or consumer cases in recent times, it is
[00:14:35] a lot of money, and it is many ordinary Danes who
[00:14:38] are affected by this, and whose money is disappearing right now, yes, we
[00:14:41] heard one of them here just before Tina Bardrum here, there are many, as you say, who
[00:14:45] have paid these account amounts, where, yes, you say they are disappearing, so what are the
[00:14:49] chances of getting this money back, yes
[00:14:52] it is difficult in any case, I mean there have been claims for half a billion
[00:14:56] kroner, um, and the customers, i.e. the ordinary Danish
[00:15:00] consumers, they are at the very back of the queue, you can say in
[00:15:04] the courtroom, the lawyers of the big creditors
[00:15:07] are in the front row, and then the customers are all the way at the back, and that is also
[00:15:11] what is in this case, that the ordinary consumer, and here we are talking about such
[00:15:15] 60, 70, 80,000 people, uh, who have many
[00:15:20] are left somewhat powerless behind, and that is very, very unfortunate, so it is
[00:15:24] one of the biggest such scandals I can remember in recent times,
[00:15:27] but are electricity customers well enough protected,
[00:15:30] as it is today, when this can
[00:15:32] happen?
[00:15:35] No, I think that this whole case, uh... uh just like
[00:15:38] other cases, because this is unfortunately not the only one,
[00:15:41] it's just the biggest and most violent, but this whole case
[00:15:45] shows that what happens in a bankruptcy, many of these
[00:15:49] fundamental consumer rights disappear, and that is also something we will look at a little more,
[00:15:53] and that is also why we are here today, because this affects many Danes, and they
[00:15:56] are left with some large uh, large losses,
[00:15:59] or they must now prove their losses and try to get them out of
[00:16:03] the bankruptcy estate, but the prospects for that are not very high. But it is
[00:16:07] clear that we will also look at how we can strengthen
[00:16:10] consumer protection, also in bankruptcies, but in general in the
[00:16:14] electricity sector, which is a very ordinary
[00:16:16] consumer area, we need to have, we need to have electricity in our
[00:16:19] homes, and therefore it is super important that we have a market that works, and that we do not
[00:16:23] have some companies that can cheat people out of their money,
[00:16:27] so what is the good advice for electricity customers in general,
[00:16:31] so that one does not end up in such situations here,
[00:16:34] well, one can say, if one is affected by this, and one has some advance payments that one has paid and one has
[00:16:38] to collect, then the good advice is to and to
[00:16:41] raise a claim against the bankruptcy estate, which is now the
[00:16:45] bankruptcy proceedings that must be initiated now, uh, the prospects of getting
[00:16:48] it back are not very high, unfortunately, but it is, in principle, I think as a consumer one should
[00:16:52] make one's claim, uh, if one has switched to Energidrift, which is
[00:16:56] a company that requires advance payments, then I would advise
[00:16:59] to leave quickly, I mean, in general one should not
[00:17:02] enter into agreements with companies that require advance payments, because we can see that
[00:17:06] advance payments are the focal point in this case and
[00:17:10] in other cases where customers are left in the
[00:17:13] lurch, uh, so, so, and so, in general,
[00:17:16] we must use this case to look at whether the legislation is well enough
[00:17:20] put together, uh, we have a very big appeal
[00:17:23] to politicians to abolish the possibility of advance payments, because that
[00:17:27] is the focal point in these cases, and then we are
[00:17:30] also trying, or we are at least very interested in looking at, there are some
[00:17:34] of the consumers who have started to consider, could one also file a
[00:17:38] compensation claim later on, are there possibilities to get money out in other ways, and we are
[00:17:41] of course also interested in trying to look at, are there any legal repercussions
[00:17:58] the lack of weapons at a press conference after American
[00:18:01] media in recent days has told stories about how up to
[00:18:04] 80% of certain weapon systems and missiles were already
[00:18:08] used up, the timing of the rumors of
[00:18:11] weapon shortages is bad for the president, says our
[00:18:14] correspondent. There are also rumors that
[00:18:18] the president should be dissatisfied, because it weakens
[00:18:21] his negotiating position with
[00:18:24] the Iranians. Tech company Meta must
[00:18:28] pay 3.7 billion kroner to a fund that will alleviate the
[00:18:32] damages that the company's platforms have inflicted on young people. This has been decided by a
[00:18:35] court in the American state of New Mexico. Meta, which is
[00:18:39] behind Facebook and Instagram, is sentenced for not being
[00:18:43] good enough at removing harmful content and protecting
[00:18:46] minors from, among other things, sexual abuse. Meta will
[00:18:49] appeal the decision.
[00:18:54] While train traffic at DSB has been severely affected by
[00:18:57] delays and cancellations over the summer, yes, it's golden
[00:19:01] times for buses across the country. Kombardo express and
[00:19:04] Flixbus have experienced a sharp increase in bookings,
[00:19:08] and now we will meet one of those who have chosen the Kombardo express instead of
[00:19:12] the train. There has been so much trouble
[00:19:16] with DSB, so I actually don't dare. I could just feel, this is not the day I should be stranded
[00:19:20] somewhere. The rhetoric around DSB is
[00:19:24] that it's not under control, so I wouldn't be able to sit and book a ticket without
[00:19:28] thinking oh, what if something happens, so, and I think that's how it is for
[00:19:31] many, so it's a very good
[00:19:32] overview.
[00:19:35] If DSB or Bane Danmark have a problem
[00:19:37] somewhere, well, we immediately notice that interest increases,
[00:19:40] so it's very clear that uh,
[00:19:44] if our colleagues in the industry have problems, well, people look for
[00:19:48] an alternative, is it easier for you if DSB operated to take
[00:19:51] DSB? Uh, yes, because I live in Gammelry, so I would actually just have to go to
[00:19:55] Skanderborg, and it's a stop, where to Aarhus it
[00:19:58] might take half an hour more, but I just don't think it was actually
[00:20:02] not part of my considerations that it would have been easier, because I knew that it would be
[00:20:05] easiest with Kombardo no matter
[00:20:08] what, that if there was something with
[00:20:10] DSB.
[00:20:13] Yes, so we also got a little bit of the Kombardo song there, that DSB acknowledges that they have
[00:20:17] been challenged over the summer, but expects that
[00:20:20] passengers will return when the track work around the country is
[00:20:23] over. Our experience is that customers return
[00:20:27] to the train, uh, most customers are aware
[00:20:31] that just like with roads, well, tracks must of course also
[00:20:34] be maintained, and therefore they also return to the train again. Because
[00:20:37] there are many advantages of the train, and that is what most
[00:20:41] of them also appreciate the same moment that the track work is
[00:20:44] finished, well, most of them return again. Bane
[00:20:48] Danmark, which is responsible for most of the track work that has caused problems at
[00:20:52] DSB over the summer, admits that they have
[00:20:55] a co-responsibility for some of the bad experiences some passengers
[00:20:59] have.
[00:21:01] I mean, there is no doubt, and and we also regret that there are
[00:21:05] of course passengers who in this period, and especially where
[00:21:09] we did not get out of our total closures, i.e. after major
[00:21:12] track work on time, and we had to drive train buses a little
[00:21:16] longer, there are passengers who have had some
[00:21:19] unusually... unpleasant experiences, and full
[00:21:22] understanding that that one is
[00:21:24] affected by it, and and also specifically, that someone arrives
[00:21:28] late for something important and all sorts
[00:21:31] of other things.
[00:21:35] I'm from the trains to the back of the buses,
[00:21:38] because an advertisement for a vibrator has become a hit
[00:21:41] conversation topic in several places across the country over the summer. For the webshop
[00:21:45] Sinful, which sells sex toys, has created debate with an
[00:21:48] advertisement where it was promised 100% orgasm with
[00:21:51] guarantee. The advertisement was similar to the one we see in
[00:21:55] the picture here, and it was on buses around in several Danish cities here during
[00:21:59] the summer. In Fredericia, it drew criticism from a
[00:22:03] former and a current city council member, and it ended up with the company, i.e. Sinful,
[00:22:07] which is responsible for the bus advertisements, replacing it with another one, as we see here, where
[00:22:10] specific products were not advertised, something Fredericia
[00:22:14] newspaper has also reported, but at Sinful they don't
[00:22:17] think that the vibrator advertisement
[00:22:20] was inappropriate, well, because it advertises something that is healthy, and
[00:22:24] good, and nice, and important too, I mean, one thing is the product
[00:22:27] itself, which has wonderful effects, and then there is something else,
[00:22:31] which is also, I mean, we can see here right, so it's an advertisement that encourages
[00:22:34] some conversations that we think are enormously important to
[00:22:37] have, and at the buses in Fredericia, there are
[00:22:41] divided opinions about this advertisement, I
[00:22:44] think there are some generations who have slightly too tight panties
[00:22:47] on, uh, because why? and why shouldn't
[00:22:51] it, why shouldn't the buses have such things, I mean it's, it's a normal
[00:22:54] thing, and yes, otherwise I actually don't see the problem with it, I think
[00:22:58] it's fresh in the public image, meaning adults, it doesn't
[00:23:02] bother them much, it doesn't bother me at least, but it's more when I think about
[00:23:05] children, that there's no need for a public image
[00:23:09] and pressure in their faces like that, it's not something I
[00:23:11] think is in any way
[00:23:15] inappropriate, it's just an advertisement in my
[00:23:18] opinion. Yes, that's not what council member
[00:23:22] Pelle Dall thinks, he's from the Denmark Democrats, he was the one who
[00:23:25] started the whole thing. I think they are really a bit
[00:23:29] offensive, so I, I don't see the good in it. Offensive to
[00:23:33] whom other than you? Well, sex in general, it's
[00:23:36] a closed room in my opinion, and sex ads on city buses, that belongs
[00:23:40] nowhere, not in my world. It's a vibrator, and then it says
[00:23:44] 100% orgasm guarantee, so there's nothing that
[00:23:47] hints at sex visually.
[00:23:50] at least on that ad? No, I mean, sex is so little, you awaken
[00:23:53] some thoughts in people, next time it might be a
[00:23:57] dildo or now a vibrator, as you call it, it might become a lo lised doll, where should
[00:24:01] we draw the line, I, it doesn't belong in a
[00:24:10] today's weather forecast, but on the other hand, we are dealing with both clouds
[00:24:14] and a lot of wind, because we have had a Friday where one has
[00:24:18] woken up to a steady... to fresh wind in several places, it comes from
[00:24:22] the west, and so out by the west coast, it has been particularly heavy, there you can
[00:24:25] get strong winds, and also some strong gusts, but
[00:24:29] if we look at it here at 12 o'clock and throughout the afternoon, we can see
[00:24:33] that the clouds that have bothered us during the morning are slowly
[00:24:37] starting to dissipate, it's probably especially here in this
[00:24:40] southeastern belt of Denmark, where you will see the sun much
[00:24:43] more, and this is also where the temperatures will be highest,
[00:24:47] around 21, 22, maybe 23
[00:24:50] degrees, but then we won't get higher. Whereas,
[00:24:53] if you are in central and western Jutland, there are still some clouds we have to deal with,
[00:24:57] and that also means slightly more measured temperatures. And during
[00:25:00] the evening hours, it's a bit the same song, I'm telling you, there are still some
[00:25:04] clouds, there might be a little lower temperature, but then
[00:25:07] something happens during the next 24
[00:25:10] hours, because then the wind turns, it goes from west to
[00:25:14] south, and then it pushes some warmth towards us, so that
[00:25:17] means sun and 22 degrees. from Sunday
[00:25:20] 26-27, yes, maybe even 28 degrees, so it's time to
[00:25:24] enjoy it before we slowly move towards a slightly cooler week.
[00:25:39] We are live with the latest news, and we're going to the case of the
[00:25:42] 15-year-old girl who earlier this week disappeared from her home in
[00:25:46] Hedensted, and was found yesterday in Hungary.
[00:25:50] East Jutland Police suspect that a criminal offense has been committed
[00:25:53] in connection with the girl's disappearance, the police force now writes in a
[00:25:57] press release. There is suspicion that a criminal
[00:26:00] offense has been committed in connection with her disappearance. I cannot elaborate on the
[00:26:04] circumstances or details for the sake of our
[00:26:07] investigation, but I can confirm that there are
[00:26:11] suspects in the case, says Christian Skytt, who is
[00:26:13] Deputy Police Inspector, and we are trying to get further comments
[00:26:17] from East Jutland and Southeast Jutland Police and will continuously update here
[00:26:21] in TV A live, and you can also follow along on
[00:26:23] DR.K.
[00:26:27] A wolf has on three different occasions approached playing children in
[00:26:31] private gardens in Dyreland, so now the Minister for Nature and
[00:26:34] Animal Welfare has launched a hunt for the problem wolf. In
[00:26:38] continuation of the three reports of the same problem wolf, which
[00:26:41] approaches people, in this case children, and shows a complete
[00:26:45] lack of shyness, we have pulled out all the stops to
[00:26:49] regulate the wolf, or more plainly, to have it
[00:26:51] shot. All three incidents took place on Wednesday in
[00:26:55] the small West Jutland town of Nørre Nepel. It is presumed that it is the
[00:26:59] same wolf, and the minister wants the wolf shot as soon as
[00:27:02] possible, so therefore a new regulation zone has been established, where one may shoot the
[00:27:06] otherwise protected animal. The Nature Agency has been patrolling the area
[00:27:10] with rifles since yesterday, and as something completely new, thermal
[00:27:13] drones are being used to locate the wolf. I believe it is
[00:27:17] absolutely crucial that if we are to have a situation where people in West Jutland can also
[00:27:21] coexist with the wolf, which is here, then it also requires
[00:27:25] that we, on the part of the authorities, take the necessary steps to regulate the
[00:27:28] problem wolves that have lost their shyness, that approach people.
[00:27:32] And in this case, it's aggravated that it's children, and who actually don't even leave
[00:27:36] the place, even if they are shouted at, so it is crucial that we regulate this
[00:27:40] wolf, and that is what we are now putting all our efforts into making
[00:27:43] happen. Others in the area have also experienced the wolf very
[00:27:47] close up, one of them is Connie Ingholm here, who owns
[00:27:50] Dyrehaven Inndholden, which is located just outside Nørre
[00:27:53] Nepel. 14 days ago, I myself had to chase it out of
[00:27:57] my animal park, um, it comes running here on the paths among my animals, and I
[00:28:01] have to take a dung fork and...
[00:28:03] and chase it out of the animal park simply, and since then I have chosen to sleep in the shelter to protect
[00:28:06] the animals. And in Nør Nepel, there is also support for
[00:28:10] the authorities' hunt for this somewhat too intrusive
[00:28:13] wolf. I mean, such a wolf, it should be shot, I think
[00:28:16] so. Well, I actually think it's a good idea, because I
[00:28:20] feel a little that they are getting a little too close, or not a little too close, really
[00:28:24] much too close, but I still think it's exciting that
[00:28:28] there, that there, that there are wolves in our fauna, I
[00:28:31] think. I know it's not
[00:28:33] popular. And let's just try to look at where this
[00:28:37] new regulation zone is. Earlier this year, a
[00:28:40] regulation zone was established here in the area right around Oksbøl, where it is
[00:28:44] legal to shoot the wolf with a regulation permit, and the new
[00:28:47] zone, it is then immediately north of the first
[00:28:51] in the area here around Nørnebel. The zone
[00:28:54] includes both private and state-owned areas. And my
[00:28:58] colleague Peter Brønsted is at Blåbjerg Klitplantage. There is
[00:29:01] one of the places where. one may now shoot
[00:29:10] say, and that is why they are intensifying the hunt to
[00:29:14] find this wolf and shoot this wolf, and Mads
[00:29:17] Jensen, why is it so important for you now to find this wolf and
[00:29:21] then have it culled? Well, uh, on Wednesday we received
[00:29:25] some information that there had been wolves in gardens in -
[00:29:28] Blåbjerg summer house area right here close
[00:29:31] by, and uh, and that was very close to
[00:29:34] children playing in the garden, and when we dug a little into it, it turned out that there
[00:29:38] have been three similar episodes within the last few days, where there has
[00:29:42] been an approaching behavior by one or more wolves, and that is
[00:29:45] inappropriate, it is unacceptable, and that is why we are intervening to prevent such
[00:29:49] incidents. The minister also says it should be shot, what is so
[00:29:52] problematic about this wolf that makes it taken up to the highest
[00:29:56] level, well, wolves evoke strong emotions, and I understand
[00:29:59] that, uh, it is, it is by no means. pleasant to see your
[00:30:03] children confronted by a wolf in a summer house garden, uh, and that
[00:30:07] is why we are taking it seriously and making an effort to try to prevent
[00:30:11] it. And they are deploying a drone with a thermal camera to find
[00:30:15] it. How confident are you that
[00:30:17] you will find it in the relatively near future? We
[00:30:20] have gained quite a lot of experience working with wolves,
[00:30:24] also near cities. Uh, and it is an incredibly difficult
[00:30:27] task. And that is also why in this situation we have asked for and been
[00:30:31] allowed to use a thermal drone in an attempt to optimize our chances
[00:30:35] of finding and possibly culling the wolf if it has this
[00:30:38] inappropriate