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[00:00:00] My ass is for advice from Trump's horizon tomorrow on
[00:00:03] DRTV and on DR1 the big
[00:00:07] Christmas tree hey a sweet
[00:00:10] goblin we have conjured out of a book my name is Rulfe
[00:00:14] a genuine Christmas goblin I am forced to hide you so my grandmother doesn't find out
[00:00:19] presidential election, so there is about you it's dangerous this year Christmas is
[00:00:22] over
[00:00:28] you have a special ability. He is the only one who can help us,
[00:00:32] the great
[00:00:33] Christmas story,
[00:00:41] what, what is this? Yes, we are home,
[00:00:43] no,
[00:00:45] yes,
[00:00:48] I'm on my way to you,
[00:00:51] Santa, come Christmas, come
[00:00:54] snow, come gifts,
[00:00:58] now more snow showers are on the way.
[00:01:06] Anton, you ruffled your trousers, hold the moon,
[00:01:09] it feels like December,
[00:01:12] gather the family for the Christmas calendar already now on
[00:01:16] DRTV.
[00:01:19] There are things about your father and me that you don't
[00:01:22] know. In my whole life, I haven't heard a single nice
[00:01:26] thing about you or that fucking farm. Why else would she
[00:01:29] be? trust you, because I asked her father to disappear from
[00:01:34] some areas that are already the farm and never come back, something mother has done, right? why have you never said anything? you know, I
[00:01:38] didn't think it was something you should know, I hope
[00:01:41] you're fucking ashamed of yourself, we all contribute,
[00:01:45] I'm in charge now, and if you can't live with that, then you'll have to find another farm to
[00:01:49] destroy, don't tell dad anything, Hanna, Hanna,
[00:01:52] stop, it's just a little secret, Viktor, harvest, if you
[00:01:56] want to destroy your mother's life, then you have to do it yourself, now on DRTV.
[00:02:03] Egmund College, here in the 90s we followed the young people in the series
[00:02:07] New Second, I hope they see me as a raw masculine
[00:02:10] k
[00:02:12] now we're back, I feel like I want to take some
[00:02:15] chances, because how is life as a young person, it's pretty much
[00:02:19] impossible to get bored when you live here, and has that changed 30 years
[00:02:22] later, whether you are so forward or
[00:02:26] withdrawn, it doesn't really matter, we can be so many, but we are still one...
[00:02:30] and family together, I can open up about everything,
[00:02:33] that feeling, I think is absolutely magical, it would be a lot of fun to try it again
[00:02:37] , see the college, Tuesday on
[00:02:40] DRTV and DR1,
[00:02:43] here are Lasse and Lars, hey, we are looking for
[00:02:47] people with a special talent, Emma and Selmaste, and Paluk and
[00:02:51] Momme, they have to go around Denmark and solve
[00:02:54] tasks, but not
[00:02:56] way there are some areas that are already alone, they have to get the Danes to join
[00:03:03] I don't think they've tried this
[00:03:04] before,
[00:03:07] oh what is jazz? what instrument is this one? it's a genre, oh
[00:03:11] go with the park so
[00:03:14] we'll spider m, it's a variant of a hearse I haven't
[00:03:18] seen before, watch the game, is it for your youtube or what is it? no, it's
[00:03:21] actually for DR Saturday for DR TV and it
[00:03:24] is.
[00:03:34] Good afternoon this Monday, where cyberattacks against supermarkets
[00:03:38] in several places in Europe have now spread to
[00:03:41] Denmark. Danish industry formerly reported that
[00:03:44] they received an alarm at night from their
[00:03:48] supplier of their refrigeration systems, who said they had been
[00:03:51] attacked. Yes, that's right, and there have been
[00:03:55] cyberattacks on supermarkets and several places in Europe,
[00:03:58] in the attacks, the temperature in freezers and refrigerated counters has been
[00:04:02] turned up to 50 degrees in several places, and in Belgium, as we see images
[00:04:05] from here, more than 50 supermarkets have been affected, also in
[00:04:10] presidential election, so there is Sweden, Luxembourg, Ireland, Finland and Estonia, stores are reporting problems. According to
[00:04:13] the supplier in Estonia, an
[00:04:17] older control system from Danish Danfoss was hacked, which
[00:04:21] Danfoss confirms. At the Danish
[00:04:24] food producer that was attacked, it was detected
[00:04:26] in time. Those who monitored it
[00:04:30] and managed to, so to speak, set the temperature back to where it
[00:04:34] should be, ensured that it could no longer happen and started
[00:04:38] installing new security, and the company has since announced that
[00:04:41] they now have to invest in new equipment, because they
[00:04:45] cannot take the chance and that extra security is not
[00:04:48] enough.
[00:04:52] Here we are at one of the affected places in Sweden, it is the ICA
[00:04:56] store in Skåne, here they have had to throw out kilos of frozen goods
[00:04:59] after it had been in the too hot
[00:05:02] refrigerated counters. Yes, it's pretty much everything we take and throw
[00:05:06] away, it's several hundred thousand kronor, it might be up to
[00:05:09] Ameen, yes Simone Nielsen, you are in this
[00:05:12] store, which has been severely affected, what is the situation
[00:05:16] now?
[00:05:19] Well, all day they have simply been slaving away to clear
[00:05:22] out all the freezer displays, as you
[00:05:26] can see, they are completely empty now, and they have been trying to
[00:05:29] assess how many goods they have had to throw out, that is,
[00:05:32] a massive, huge,
[00:05:36] enormous food waste, simply,
[00:05:39] it was a terrible sight that met the staff when they came in this morning, as you might also have
[00:05:43] noticed from the pictures, this is a
[00:05:47] freezer, freezer display normally, and the temperature was simply turned up
[00:05:50] to 50 degrees, but now they are, they are emptied, and
[00:05:54] the last cleaning is underway, and tomorrow they also expect
[00:05:58] that there will be goods filled up again, and customers
[00:06:01] will be able to come back and get frozen goods
[00:06:04] again, and many of the systems that have been
[00:06:08] hacked are connected to the internet, and that is what makes them vulnerable,
[00:06:11] says an expert here.
[00:06:14] The problem is that there are many places where we
[00:06:18] have connected these things directly to the internet, so they can
[00:06:21] be attacked by everyone out there, that is, all those who wish us
[00:06:24] harm, that they are directly on the internet, and it is easy to find
[00:06:28] these devices, so it is an easy attack in that
[00:06:32] sense, that many can figure out how to carry it out, and especially with
[00:06:35] AI it becomes even easier,
[00:06:39] the problem is that we have all these devices that are directly on the
[00:06:42] internet and can be attacked. The Agency for
[00:06:45] Societal Security is now investigating the situation in Denmark and urges
[00:06:49] store owners to review their cooling systems, and we
[00:06:52] are of course following the situation with these cyberattacks, you can
[00:06:56] also continuously follow our liveblog on
[00:06:58] DR.K.
[00:07:02] In less than 24 hours, polling stations in
[00:07:06] the USA will open, and everything currently indicates that it will be a close midterm election
[00:07:10] tomorrow, especially for the Senate. And the southern state
[00:07:13] of Texas is one of the states everyone is talking about, because here
[00:07:17] Trump's Republican party is normally safe, but now
[00:07:21] Democrats believe that for the first time in more than 30 years
[00:07:24] they can win. From the higher altitudes it looks like a
[00:07:28] busy construction site.
[00:07:30] But from his car, Mario Guerrero can only see a kind of unfinished
[00:07:33] ghost car.
[00:08:19] It is estimated that over half of all Latinos in Texas voted for Donald
[00:08:22] Trump in the presidential election,
[00:08:25] but in tomorrow's midterm election, it seems that people like restaurant owner Irma Gonzales will
[00:08:29] punish
[00:08:29] the Republicans.
[00:08:37] Like everywhere else in the US, people here in Texas are struggling with the
[00:08:40] economy, but due to the large.
[00:08:44] Approximately 40%, the immigration authorities ICE and
[00:08:47] their methods have made a particularly strong impression. my brother was here
[00:08:51] at the age of th he is now 44 and
[00:08:54] he got deported all he knows is living
[00:08:58] here.
[00:09:01] Mario Garedo is now following the election campaign from his office, but regardless of
[00:09:05] the result, he is ready to protect his members. workers are still
[00:09:08] afraid but they know that they have people like me that are.
[00:09:15] Yes, so you're with us, Kim Bilsø, our US correspondent, how
[00:09:18] big a loss will it be for Republicans and Trump,
[00:09:21] if Texas goes to
[00:09:23] the Democrats?
[00:09:26] It will be a huge loss, and it will be a loss of prestige,
[00:09:30] and it will also bring the Democrats closer to the
[00:09:33] majority in the Senate, which one really hopes for, and one
[00:09:36] must remember Texas has such a special mythical role in
[00:09:40] the USA, it is a special state. And it
[00:09:43] has been, as we also heard in the segment, a
[00:09:46] Republican stronghold, a place where they were sure to win,
[00:09:49] but it is at stake this time, and it will be one of the
[00:09:53] states that people will really be watching closely, because as I said, it will be a
[00:09:56] huge defeat for Trump and the Republicans, if
[00:10:00] the Texas Senate seat goes to the Democrats. So many
[00:10:04] are looking towards Texas in suspense, and we are very close to
[00:10:07] the election now, Kim. What will you be watching besides Texas, in the next
[00:10:11] 24 hours?
[00:10:14] Well, when the votes start to be counted, what we'll all be watching
[00:10:18] is whether the polls hold up,
[00:10:21] that is, the polls have shown that the Democrats are poised to... win a
[00:10:25] majority in the House of Representatives, the Senate is very close,
[00:10:29] but polls in the USA have historically been
[00:10:32] bad, and just as an example, in 15 of the last
[00:10:35] 16 elections in the USA, the strength of the Republicans has been underestimated,
[00:10:39] and that was also the case with Trump, for example, in the
[00:10:44] a possibility that what some believe will be a
[00:10:48] sure Democratic victory, for example for the House, that it will not go that
[00:10:51] way at all, so that is one of the very first things I will be watching, that is... "When
[00:10:55] the votes start to be counted, will these
[00:10:58] polls hold up, or will we see a
[00:11:01] result that again will surprise,
[00:11:04] um, that, that will be one of the most important things to watch initially at least.
[00:11:08] fald.
[00:11:13] Mariusborg Højby, son of the Norwegian Queen, Mette Marit, will be
[00:11:17] released from his pre-trial detention, several Norwegian media report, after
[00:11:21] the Oslo District Court decided not to extend his pre-trial detention.
[00:11:25] According to NRK, Mariusborg Højby has been in pre-trial detention for
[00:11:29] 39 weeks. For the past 16, he has served with an
[00:11:33] ankle monitor. Mariusborg Højby was found guilty last summer
[00:11:36] of abuse of close relations against his ex-girlfriend and two
[00:11:40] rapes in a sexual relationship other than intercourse.
[00:11:43] The Norwegian public prosecutor's office has, according to the media VG, appealed the district court's
[00:11:47] decision to release Majorsborg
[00:11:49] Højby.
[00:11:53] In Ukraine, a mobile app that warns the population about attacks
[00:11:56] has been hacked. Ukrainians then received false alarms on their
[00:12:00] mobile phones about impending attacks with nuclear weapons,
[00:12:04] chemical weapons and street fighting. Also the Russian
[00:12:07] Ministry of Emergency Situations' app has been hacked, reports news agency
[00:12:11] TASS. The false alarms on the app in Ukraine
[00:12:15] created both confusion and fear.
[00:12:18] Also because many Ukrainians are currently experiencing the war being in such an
[00:12:22] escalation.
[00:12:25] spiral at the moment, where it is constantly becoming more and more violent, and therefore
[00:12:28] afraid of what Russia might come up
[00:12:30] with.
[00:12:33] The Danish shoe manufacturer Ecco is closing two factories in Portugal and
[00:12:36] Vietnam, and thereby more than 200 employees will lose their
[00:12:40] jobs. Ecco is also cutting 400 positions in other parts
[00:12:44] of the world, 80 of which are in Denmark. The company
[00:12:47] has experienced falling sales and
[00:12:50] losses in recent years.
[00:12:55] "We need to produce weapons on the site where the chemical company
[00:12:58] Keminova is located today, at least if it's up
[00:13:02] to Minister of Defence Jeppe Boos, who wants to get Denmark's
[00:13:05] arms production going. It's clear that we are looking at all the
[00:13:08] possibilities we can to establish a new defence industry, and therefore it is
[00:13:12] obvious with the development there is, and see if we can establish something that also
[00:13:16] produces some of what is explosive, because in that
[00:13:21] demarcated, and where one is already used to also produce
[00:13:25] something that is toxic. The minister arrived here this afternoon
[00:13:29] at Keminova with one of the defence's helicopters to get a
[00:13:32] tour of the West Jutland chemical factory. And
[00:13:35] several arms manufacturers have shown interest in replacing chemicals
[00:13:38] here with gunpowder and bullets after it was announced that Keminova will close at
[00:13:42] the New Year.
[00:13:44] It makes sense, because if we look not just at the Danish situation, but also the
[00:13:48] European, we are in a situation where we need to
[00:13:51] upscale our military industry. and it must
[00:13:55] happen quickly, so when an opportunity arises to reuse some
[00:13:59] existing buildings, and in that way speed up a process, then it
[00:14:02] makes good sense.
[00:14:05] Comedian Rasmus Wallbridge has now received a quote
[00:14:08] unconditional apology from Drive
[00:14:11] Studios. This is the message from the production company behind
[00:14:15] the program, everyone loves Rasmus, which has been the subject of massive
[00:14:19] criticism in recent days. In a written comment to us,
[00:14:22] Drive Studios writes that we
[00:14:25] reached out directly to Rasmus Wallbridge and gave him an unconditional apology, we
[00:14:29] are genuinely sorry for his experience with the program,
[00:14:33] the idea was to create a different comedy series, but
[00:14:36] the format went too far. We should have been better at putting ourselves in Rasmus's
[00:14:40] shoes, even after the recordings, it
[00:14:43] says. Drive Studios are not the only ones in
[00:14:46] the hot seat, because everyone loves Rasmus, especially TV2 has been met with massive
[00:14:50] criticism, and according to the Minister of Culture, they have not
[00:14:53] lived up to their own guidelines in connection with this
[00:14:56] program, I have been down and looked at
[00:14:59] TV2's guidelines, and they actually write very clearly and
[00:15:03] distinctly that all participants have the right to know the framework and
[00:15:07] theme for the recordings they participate in, and therefore this is
[00:15:10] also a clear breach of TV2's own
[00:15:13] internal ethical guidelines.
[00:15:16] The program was removed on Saturday after massive criticism and accusations of
[00:15:20] adult bullying and psychological torture. In the series,
[00:15:23] Rasmus Wallbrid realizes a dream of making a feature film, but
[00:15:27] after four months it turns out that it's all a
[00:15:30] scam, and yesterday TV2 admitted that a central
[00:15:33] audio clip had been manipulated, and at the same time...
[00:15:37] the channel will initiate an investigation into the entire process surrounding
[00:15:41] the program. Several parties have urged the Minister of Culture to intervene in
[00:15:45] the matter, but Senier Stampe rejects this. I think it
[00:15:48] would be extremely problematic if I as minister intervened and interfered
[00:15:52] with program activities or interfered with personnel matters, we have a very
[00:15:56] strong tradition that public service media are independent, I think
[00:16:00] we should be happy about that. This means that most people trust
[00:16:03] TV2, but right here, trust has suffered an enormous.
[00:16:07] an enormous break, and that is TV2's own
[00:16:11] fault. And TV2 announced this afternoon to Ritza that
[00:16:14] the media's own viewer editor and legal department will now
[00:16:18] investigate the process surrounding everyone loves Rasmus. We have
[00:16:22] of course also tried to get a comment from TV2 today, and they have not
[00:16:25] returned our inquiries. We
[00:16:28] are going out to see how the weather is doing, Anders Brandt.
[00:16:32] Yes, and here, it's just a little drizzle and then grey weather that's causing
[00:16:36] a bit of trouble. It's in. you see it here down over the southern and then eastern part of the country, that
[00:16:39] it's still drizzling, and it can continue for a few more hours. It's a small
[00:16:43] imprint, which is on its way south, and after that, there will be
[00:16:47] sun, but first we have to get through the evening and night with this little drizzle
[00:16:50] towards the south, and then a clearing that spreads from the north
[00:16:53] during the night, and it can certainly make both
[00:16:56] car windows and also grass get a little frost and ice here during
[00:17:00] the morning hours, especially in the central part of
[00:17:03] North Jutland. During the morning hours, this clearing
[00:17:06] spreads. to the south after that there will be a cold morning in the northern
[00:17:10] half of Jutland further south mostly cloudy and here these
[00:17:14] clouds act almost like a small duvet that keeps the temperature up around
[00:17:17] 9-10 degrees further north there it is the sun that eventually warms
[00:17:21] everything up the wind comes from the north it is dry air that comes down over the country so there is
[00:17:24] a calm day with good chances for the sun it is
[00:17:28] a really nice November day only down here furthest to the south it will be
[00:17:31] difficult the sun will only appear late in the
[00:17:34] afternoon.
[00:17:50] good afternoon this Monday, where hacker attacks against supermarkets in several
[00:17:54] places in Europe have now spread to
[00:17:56] Denmark. Danish industry reported that they
[00:18:00] received an alarm at night from their supplier of their
[00:18:04] cooling systems, who said they had been attacked.
[00:18:08] Yes, that's right, and there have been hacker attacks on supermarkets and several
[00:18:12] places in Europe. In the attacks, the temperature in
[00:18:15] freezers and refrigerated counters in several places was turned up to 50
[00:18:19] degrees. And in Belgium, as we see images from here, more than 50
[00:18:22] supermarkets have been affected. Also in Sweden, Luxembourg, Ireland,
[00:18:26] Finland and Estonia, stores are reporting problems. According to
[00:18:29] the supplier in Estonia, it was an
[00:18:32] older control system from Danish Danfoss that was hacked, which
[00:18:36] Danfoss. confirms that the Danish
[00:18:39] food producer that was attacked detected
[00:18:42] it in time, those who monitored it detected it and
[00:18:46] managed to, so to speak, set the temperature back to where it
[00:18:49] should be, ensured that it could no longer happen and started
[00:18:53] installing new security, and the company has since announced that
[00:18:57] they now have to invest in new equipment, because
[00:19:00] they cannot take the chance and that extra security is not
[00:19:03] enough.
[00:19:07] Here we are at one of the affected places in Sweden, it is the
[00:19:11] Ika store in Skåne. Here they have had to throw out kilos of
[00:19:14] frozen goods after it had been in the too hot
[00:19:17] refrigerated counters. Yes, it is pretty much everything we take and throw
[00:19:21] away, it is several hundred thousand kronor, it can be up to
[00:19:24] Ameen. Yes, Simone Nielsen, you are in this
[00:19:28] store, which has been seriously affected. What is the situation
[00:19:31] now?
[00:19:34] Well, all day they have simply been slaving away. to
[00:19:38] empty all the freezer displays, as you
[00:19:41] can see, they are completely empty now, and they have been trying to
[00:19:45] get an overview of how many goods they have had
[00:19:48] to throw out, that is, a massive, huge,
[00:19:52] enormous food waste, simply,
[00:19:55] it was a terrible sight that met the staff when they came in this morning, as you might also have
[00:19:59] noticed a little from the pictures, uh, so
[00:20:03] freezer display normally, and the temperature was simply turned up to
[00:20:06] 50 degrees. but now they are, they are emptied, and
[00:20:10] the last cleaning is underway, and tomorrow they also expect
[00:20:14] that there will be goods filled up again, and customers
[00:20:17] will be able to come back and get frozen goods
[00:20:20] again, and many of the systems that have been
[00:20:23] hacked are connected to the internet, and that is what makes them vulnerable,
[00:20:27] says an expert here.
[00:20:30] The problem is that there are many places where we
[00:20:33] have connected these things directly to the internet, so they can be attacked.
[00:20:38] by all people out there, that is, all those who wish us harm, that they are directly on
[00:20:42] the internet, and it is easy to find these devices, so it is an
[00:20:46] easy attack in that sense, that many can figure out
[00:20:49] how to. carry it out, and especially with AI it becomes even
[00:20:52] easier, uh, the problem is that we have all these
[00:20:56] devices that are directly on the internet, and can be
[00:20:59] attacked. The Agency for Societal Security is now investigating the situation
[00:21:03] in Denmark and urges store owners to review their
[00:21:06] cooling systems, and we are of course following the situation with
[00:21:10] these cyberattacks, you can also continuously follow our live blog on
[00:21:14] DR.K.
[00:21:18] in less than 24 hours, polling stations in
[00:21:21] the USA will open, and everything currently indicates that it will be a close midterm election
[00:21:25] tomorrow, especially for the Senate, and the southern state
[00:21:29] of Texas is one of the states everyone is talking about, because here
[00:21:33] Trump's Republican party is normally safe, but now
[00:21:36] Democrats believe that for the first time in more than 30 years
[00:21:40] they can win. From the higher altitudes it looks like a
[00:21:44] busy construction site.
[00:21:46] But from his car, Mario Guerrero can only see a kind of unfinished ghost. is
[00:21:55] at the head of the area's largest trade union for
[00:21:58] craftsmen, craftsmen who lack
[00:22:05] work today. Here in Texas, Latinos make up 61% of
[00:22:07] the construction industry,
[00:22:10] but many of them no longer dare to come to
[00:22:11] work.
[00:22:16] Every time Trump has been on the ballot, Mario has voted for him.
[00:22:20] But tomorrow their paths diverge.
[00:22:34] It is estimated that over half of all Latinos in Texas voted for Donald
[00:22:38] Trump in the presidential election. But in tomorrow's midterm election, it appears that
[00:22:42] people like restaurant owners will punish
[00:22:45] the Republicans.
[00:22:52] Like everywhere else in the US, people here in Texas are struggling with the
[00:22:55] economy, but due to the large proportion of Latinos in
[00:22:59] Texas, approximately 40%, the immigration authorities
[00:23:02] ICE and their methods have made a particularly strong impression.
[00:23:17] Mario Guerrero is now following the election campaign from his office. But regardless of
[00:23:20] the outcome, he is ready to protect his
[00:23:23] members.
[00:23:31] Yes, so you're with us, Kim Bilsø, our US correspondent. How
[00:23:34] big a loss will it be for Republicans and Trump,
[00:23:37] if Texas goes to
[00:23:38] the Democrats?
[00:23:42] It will be a huge loss, and it will be a loss of prestige,
[00:23:45] and it will also bring the Democrats closer to the
[00:23:48] majority in the Senate, which one really hopes for, and one must
[00:23:52] remember, Texas has such a special mythical role in the USA, it
[00:23:56] is a special state, and it has been, as we also
[00:24:00] heard in the segment, a Republican stronghold, a place where they
[00:24:03] were sure to win, but it is at stake this
[00:24:07] time, and it will be one of the states that people will really be watching
[00:24:10] closely, because as I said, it will be a huge defeat for Trump
[00:24:14] and the Republicans, if the Texas Senate seat goes to
[00:24:17] the Democrats, so many are looking towards Texas in
[00:24:21] suspense, and we are very close to the election now, Kim, what will you be watching
[00:24:24] besides Texas, in the next
[00:24:26] 24 hours?
[00:24:30] Well, when the votes start to be counted, what we'll all be watching
[00:24:33] is whether the polls hold up,
[00:24:37] that is, the polls have shown that the Democrats are poised to win a
[00:24:41] majority in the House of Representatives, the Senate is very close,
[00:24:44] but polls in the USA have historically been bad, and
[00:24:48] just as an example. In 15 of the last 16 elections in
[00:24:52] the USA, the strength of the Republicans has been underestimated,
[00:24:55] and that was also the case with Trump, for example, in the
[00:25:00] a possibility that what some believe will be a
[00:25:03] sure Democratic victory, for example for the House, that it will not go that
[00:25:07] way at all, so that is one of the very first things I will be watching, that is, when
[00:25:11] the votes begin to be counted, will these
[00:25:13] polls hold up, uh, or will we see a
[00:25:16] result that again will surprise.
[00:25:20] Uh, that, that will be one of the most important things to watch initially at least.
[00:25:23] fald.
[00:25:29] Mariusborg Højby, son of the Norwegian Queen, Mette Marit, will be
[00:25:33] released from his pre-trial detention. This is reported by several Norwegian media, after
[00:25:37] the Oslo District Court decided not to extend his
[00:25:39] pre-trial detention. According to NRK, Mariusborg
[00:25:43] Højby has been in pre-trial detention for 39 weeks. For the
[00:25:46] last 16, he has served with an ankle monitor.
[00:25:50] Mariusborg Højby was found guilty this summer of assaulting close
[00:25:53] relatives, his ex-girlfriend, and two rapes involving
[00:25:56] sexual acts other than intercourse.
[00:25:59] The public prosecutor's office in Norway has, according to the media outlet VG,
[00:26:02] appealed the district court's decision to release Mariusborg
[00:26:05] Højby.
[00:26:08] In Ukraine, a mobile app that warns the population about attacks
[00:26:12] has been hacked. Ukrainians then received false alarms on their
[00:26:16] mobile phones about impending attacks with
[00:26:18] nuclear weapons, chemical weapons, and street fighting.
[00:26:22] The app of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations has also
[00:26:25] been hacked, writes the news agency TASS. The false alarms
[00:26:28] on the app in Ukraine created both confusion and.
[00:26:34] also because many Ukrainians are currently experiencing the war in such an
[00:26:37] escalating
[00:26:40] spiral at the moment, where it is constantly becoming more and more violent, and therefore
[00:26:44] they are afraid of what Russia might
[00:26:45] do.
[00:26:48] The Danish shoe manufacturer Ecco is closing two factories in Portugal and
[00:26:52] Vietnam, and thereby more than 2,000 employees will lose their
[00:26:55] jobs. Ecco is also cutting 400 positions in other
[00:26:59] parts of the world, 80 of which are in Denmark. The company
[00:27:03] has experienced declining sales and
[00:27:05] deficits in recent years.
[00:27:10] Weapons are to be produced on the site where the chemical company
[00:27:14] Keminova is located today. At least if it
[00:27:17] is up to Defense Minister Jeppe Boos, who wants to boost Denmark's
[00:27:20] weapons production. It is clear that we are looking at all the
[00:27:24] possibilities we can to establish a new defense industry, and therefore it is
[00:27:28] obvious with the current development to see if we can establish something that also
[00:27:31] produces something that is explosive, because in that way there are
[00:27:37] delimited, and where one is already used to producing
[00:27:40] something toxic. The minister arrived here this
[00:27:44] afternoon at Keminova with one of the defense's helicopters to get
[00:27:47] a tour of the West Jutland chemical factory, and several
[00:27:51] weapon manufacturers have shown interest in replacing chemicals here
[00:27:54] with gunpowder and bullets after it emerged that Keminova is closing at
[00:27:58] New Year.
[00:28:00] It makes good sense, because if we look not only at the Danish situation, but also the
[00:28:04] European, we are in a situation where we need to
[00:28:07] scale up our military industry, and it needs
[00:28:11] to happen quickly, so when an opportunity arises to reuse some
[00:28:14] existing buildings, and thereby speed up a process, it makes
[00:28:18] good sense.
[00:28:21] Comedian Rasmus Wallbridge has now received a quote
[00:28:24] "unreserved apology" from Drive
[00:28:27] Studios, according to the production company behind the program "Everybody Loves Rasmus",
[00:28:30] which in recent days has been the
[00:28:34] subject of massive criticism. In a written
[00:28:37] comment to us, Drive Studios writes: "On Saturday
[00:28:41] we reached out directly to Rasmus Wallbridge, and gave him an unreserved apology,
[00:28:45] we are truly sorry for his experience with the program.
[00:28:48] The idea was to create a different comedy series, but
[00:28:51] the format went too far. We should have been better at putting ourselves in
[00:28:55] Rasmus's shoes, also after the recordings," it
[00:28:58] says. Drive Studios are not the only ones in
[00:29:02] trouble. For "Everybody Loves Rasmus", especially TV2 has been met with massive
[00:29:05] criticism, and according to the Minister of Culture, they have not
[00:29:09] lived up to their own guidelines in connection with this
[00:29:11] program. I have looked at
[00:29:15] TV2's guidelines, and they actually state very clearly and
[00:29:19] explicitly that all participants have a right to know the framework and
[00:29:22] theme of the recordings they participate in, and therefore this is also
[00:29:26] a clear breach of TV2's own internal
[00:29:29] ethical guidelines.
[00:29:32] The program was removed on Saturday after massive criticism and accusations of
[00:29:36] adult bullying and psychological torture. In the series
[00:29:39] Rasmus Wallbridge fulfills a dream of making a feature film, but
[00:29:42] after four months it turns out that it was all a
[00:29:45] hoax. And yesterday TV2 admitted that a central
[00:29:49] audio clip had been manipulated, and
[00:29:52] at the same time the channel will launch an investigation into the entire
[00:29:55] process surrounding the program. Several parties have urged
[00:29:59] the Minister of Culture to intervene in the matter, but senior
[00:30:02] Stampe refuses. I think it would be extremely problematic
[00:30:06] if I, as a minister, interfered in program activities or personnel
[00:30:10] matters. We have a very strong tradition of public service
[00:30:13] media being independent, which I think we should be happy about. It means
[00:30:17] that most people trust TV2, but right here that trust has
[00:30:21] suffered an enormous
[00:30:24] breach, and that is TV2's own fault.
[00:30:27] And TV2 announced this afternoon to Ritzau that the media's own viewer
[00:30:31] editor and legal department will now investigate the process surrounding
[00:30:35] "Everybody Loves Rasmus". We have of course also tried to get a comment
[00:30:39] from TV2 today, and they have not responded to our
[00:30:42] inquiries. We are going to take a trip out and see how the weather
[00:30:46] is, Anders Brandt. Yes, here, it's only light rain and
[00:30:50] then the grey weather is bothering us a bit, especially down here
[00:30:53] over the southern and eastern parts of the country, where it's still lightly raining, and it can last
[00:30:57] for a few more hours. It's a small imprint that is on its way
[00:31:00] south, and after that comes... some sun, but first we have to get through the evening and
[00:31:04] night with this light rain in