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[00:00:00] it is
[00:00:03] the viewers who have the power, and congratulations on that, but
[00:00:05] use it wisely, for hell's sake, and
[00:00:09] here at DR, we have tried in vain to get an interview with TV2.
[00:00:22] Good evening and welcome to the 9 PM
[00:00:24] news.
[00:00:28] Here at ICA in Sweden, they have thrown out millions of products. This happens after a
[00:00:31] hacker attack that has hit refrigeration systems in several places in
[00:00:34] Europe. These are some few warfares
[00:00:38] by hacking so good and
[00:00:39] things.
[00:00:46] Supermarkets and food producers in several places in Europe have been hit by
[00:00:50] hacker attacks today. By breaking into the systems, hackers have managed to
[00:00:54] raise the temperature in refrigerated display cases and freezers up to 50
[00:00:57] degrees. This primarily means tons of spoiled food,
[00:01:00] but it also exposes society's vulnerability to
[00:01:04] cyberattacks. Empty shelves in the refrigerated and
[00:01:07] frozen sections here at the ICA supermarket in the Swedish town
[00:01:11] of Sjöbo. Is it to scare people
[00:01:14] or is it pure sabotage for
[00:01:17] one to sabotage? Peter Kelberg must
[00:01:21] make do with groceries after unknown hackers gained access
[00:01:24] to the cooling system and turned up the temperature. It is
[00:01:28] scary that we are so vulnerable. also if one has now taken out
[00:01:31] so many at night in different countries
[00:01:35] at the same time, the storm that came with it was
[00:01:38] inedible and straight to the trash. It is
[00:01:42] some form of warfare here so to speak, one hacks things.
[00:01:45] The hackers have gained access to refrigeration systems in
[00:01:49] Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Ireland,
[00:01:52] Luxembourg, the Netherlands and
[00:01:54] Belgium.
[00:01:59] A Danish company has also been under attack. One of our members told
[00:02:03] us that they received an alarm from their
[00:02:07] supplier, their cooling system, which said that they had been
[00:02:09] attacked. The attack should have been averted. We are talking about a
[00:02:13] food producer, so it is part of their food chain
[00:02:17] or, what should I say, cold chain. The hacker attack exposes a
[00:02:20] fragility in our connected society. We have digitalized
[00:02:24] for the sake of digitalization. We have done it because we could, we have done it because
[00:02:28] it was efficient. the viewers, but every single thing we
[00:02:32] connect to the internet constitutes a risk. Therefore, consider whether
[00:02:35] Wi-Fi is necessary, according to the recommendation. If you have bought a
[00:02:39] baby camera, which is on the net, just because you can
[00:02:43] sit on the other side of the living room wall and follow along, then you might want to take it off
[00:02:46] the net. Back in October, we saw similar
[00:02:49] attacks in France, where hundreds of supermarkets had
[00:02:53] their refrigeration systems hacked, made by Danish
[00:02:57] Danfoss. According to us, because
[00:03:00] the stores had not updated the systems,
[00:03:04] many of the security breaches happened today, three
[00:03:07] weeks later, also through Danfoss systems. So it
[00:03:10] surprises me that we see this approximately three weeks ago in
[00:03:13] France, and now it is also happening in other countries, that one has not
[00:03:17] considered, could this happen to us, and then actually taken
[00:03:21] those precautions quite quickly, to improve
[00:03:24] it. Back at ICA, Peter Kelberg must
[00:03:27] wait a little longer for his frozen
[00:03:31] goods and for a deeper explanation. We will
[00:03:34] see what they come up with.
[00:03:38] And then we can add that a Danish
[00:03:41] catering company and a Biotech company have also been targets of
[00:03:45] hacker attacks according to Danish
[00:03:46] industry.
[00:03:50] This here, this is abuse packaged as
[00:03:53] entertainment. There have been both apologies and a lot of criticism
[00:03:57] of the TV2 series, everyone loves Rasmus, but ask.
[00:04:00] that the ideas that come are
[00:04:06] they just become, yes, I would say dumber and dumber, that is, they become more and
[00:04:10] more uh dependent on algorithms and
[00:04:13] and where the trends are going.
[00:04:14] children as young as 10 years old are exposed to
[00:04:19] videos containing violence and humiliation on social
[00:04:22] media. In a new study, the phenomenon was mapped, and in three
[00:04:26] months, 82 different videos of the aforementioned
[00:04:30] type were found on, for example, TikTok and Instagram. Politicians point
[00:04:33] to the tech giants. Here we will hear how they themselves respond to the criticism.
[00:04:37] Although persons and incidents are blurred, we must warn about violent images and
[00:04:41] language.
[00:04:43] A boy is forced to kiss another boy's
[00:04:46] shoe. It's about children attacking children and
[00:04:49] humiliating
[00:04:56] them, but it doesn't stop
[00:05:00] there. Thousands of young people also watch
[00:05:03] on social media. Thank you for meeting me. Yes, of course. The boy here is
[00:05:07] 16 years old, anonymous, and with DR's new documentary,
[00:05:11] brutal children, he was lured into an ambush by his
[00:05:14] ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend and forced to make a
[00:05:18] humiliation video.
[00:05:19] How old are they, I mean, do you
[00:05:23] know? 14 and 15. And when you go home, do you tell
[00:05:27] your parents that this happened? Uh, no, I don't at that time.
[00:05:31] Okay, why not? Because both because I'm ashamed of
[00:05:35] the video, but also because I actually think it's over. The video was
[00:05:38] watched approximately 50,000 times. Come on, honestly,
[00:05:42] David Madsen is a psychologist and, among other things, gives
[00:05:45] lectures on young people's behavior online.
[00:05:48] How many of you have seen a video with Danish young people beating
[00:05:52] other young people? May I see a show of hands? May
[00:05:56] I just see, try to raise your hand all the way, how many of you have seen other young people, it's crazy
[00:06:00] this, how many know someone who has been
[00:06:03] subjected to humiliation and violence, which has been filmed and
[00:06:06] shared.
[00:06:08] Thank you very much.
[00:06:11] 'I didn't really talk to my parents about it, but I just kept it
[00:06:15] to myself a bit, because I didn't know what they would say, if they would then call their parents, you are
[00:06:19] part of a community if you have such videos, and it happens many
[00:06:23] places in the country, Sønderborg and Vejle, this shows a
[00:06:26] new study conducted by Darkside Analytics for Dr. In
[00:06:30] three months, they found 82 different violence and
[00:06:34] humiliation videos, shared on TikTok, Telegram, Snapchat
[00:06:36] and Instagram, and if there's one thing we know about children and young people'.
[00:06:40] Then it is the worst, almost pure
[00:06:42] suicide for them, it is to be excluded from
[00:06:46] the community, and being shared with humiliation videos, that
[00:06:50] is an exclusion from the community, so it becomes very, very, very
[00:06:53] violent. In Christiansborg, several opposition parties believe
[00:06:56] that the punishment should be harsher, also for those who film.
[00:07:00] If you beat another person while filming it, then it should, as
[00:07:04] a starting point, result in a prison sentence. There must, of course, be harsh penalties when
[00:07:07] these abuses are also filmed and uploaded. on social
[00:07:11] media. It has only been a couple of days since the Minister of Justice met with,
[00:07:14] among others, Meta, Snapchat and TikTok. The big tech giants
[00:07:18] have done far too little for too long. Uh,
[00:07:21] and that means that there are
[00:07:25] also Danish children and young people who uh, will have to pay
[00:07:28] a price for it. What responsibility do you bear? Well, that is
[00:07:32] not something that belongs on our platform, we have a great responsibility to remove it, if someone
[00:07:36] uploads it to the platform, that is not something we are interested in having. Is it really
[00:07:39] hardcore political regulation at an international level? that is needed before you
[00:07:43] seriously get your act together and clean this up? I think we, we have no interest in having that kind
[00:07:47] of content, so it's, it's fine to regulate, but we, we want to remove these
[00:07:51] things, it's just a question of again, that we have to catch
[00:07:54] him there, this is being uploaded in Brøndshøj or Bangladesh right now, there is
[00:07:57] a sea of regulation in this area from the EU
[00:08:01] side, but also nationally, we naturally follow along all the time, we follow all the legislation there
[00:08:05] is, and then we practice together with the organizations that are on us all
[00:08:08] the time to remove more and more. Will we ever eradicate this?
[00:08:12] It's hard to say if there will ever be a time when we have, uh, that is,
[00:08:16] 0.0 gross things on illegal things on the internet or on
[00:08:19] our platform, that is, it will be hard to imagine, but we must get as close
[00:08:23] as possible. Here, another boy is forced to
[00:08:27] apologize. The video has been viewed 187,000 times
[00:08:30] on TikTok, and the phenomenon, according to young people,
[00:08:34] has become commonplace, if you just keep scrolling, there's always something
[00:08:38] or
[00:08:38] other.
[00:08:43] The documentary series "Brutale Børn" premieres on DR1 right after
[00:08:46] the TV news, and both episodes can be watched on
[00:08:48] DRTV.
[00:08:52] Tomorrow, the midterm elections begin in the USA. It's about
[00:08:56] the political majority in the two chambers of the country's congress, something that could
[00:08:59] be decisive for the political course, and not least President Trump's
[00:09:03] last two years in power. According to opinion polls, it seems that
[00:09:07] the Democrats are headed for a majority in the House of Representatives, and it
[00:09:10] looks close when it comes to the Senate. In particular, in seven otherwise staunchly
[00:09:14] Republican states, there is tension about the result, as they can
[00:09:18] shift to a Democratic majority, and Texas is one of the really
[00:09:21] big ones. Here, the Democratic party, with the young candidate
[00:09:25] James Tellarico, has a realistic chance of winning a
[00:09:28] seat in the Senate, something that has not happened since
[00:09:31] 1988. Now we will visit one of the most
[00:09:34] conservative places in West Texas. Here,
[00:09:37] Republicans normally have a strong hold on Christian voters, but
[00:09:41] the economy has made their faith
[00:09:42] waver.
[00:09:50] vote Christ, and
[00:09:53] as your pastor, I don't have to tell you the way that you should vote,
[00:09:56] because your conscience comes from God. This
[00:09:59] election is life or death for our state, for our
[00:10:03] nation, and for the city, and we're going to do everything we
[00:10:07] can to protect
[00:10:08] life.
[00:10:14] Mark Dixon is a Baptist pastor and has dedicated his life to stopping
[00:10:18] all abortions. Here, almost everyone is with
[00:10:22] Trump and the Republicans. they want it to stay that
[00:10:26] way.
[00:10:30] We are a God fearing
[00:10:33] nation and this part of Texas,
[00:10:36] very god-fearing people, they don't agree with the
[00:10:40] direction that the left is
[00:10:42] going.
[00:10:45] I believe Tal Rico has a spirit of
[00:10:48] an antichrist, that he is someone that does not
[00:10:51] represent Christian values at all.
[00:10:56] James Tellerico is the Democrats' new hope in Texas.
[00:11:00] He often uses the Bible to argue for Democratic
[00:11:03] policies.
[00:11:11] And in a short time, he has built a political movement.
[00:11:13] They're gonna call me a fake Christian. They'll call our movement
[00:11:19] untexan, unamerican. They'll call us a threat.
[00:11:23] The only truth is we are a
[00:11:27] threat.
[00:11:28] I grew up in Methodist church. We
[00:11:36] grew up listening and being taught to treat
[00:11:39] everybody decent, to be nice to each other, to love one another, love
[00:11:43] your neighbor.
[00:11:45] Brad Proctor is a rancher, and he
[00:11:47] is one of the very few Democrats in
[00:11:51] Lubbock, just like his father and grandfather. He
[00:11:53] lives off his cattle and cultivates the land. It's been good, it's been good
[00:11:57] for a while. It doesn't help whenever President Trump decides to import 300
[00:12:01] million metric tons of foreign
[00:12:04] beef, because all it does is
[00:12:07] drive the price of the market down. Tariffs in general are
[00:12:10] just hard on on agriculture and and they're not, they're not thought
[00:12:14] through, they're not thought out. So impulsive of him to do everything he
[00:12:18] does. But the uh, you know,
[00:12:21] he's put tariffs on, takes tariffs off, and there's no, there's no rhyme or reason to anything he's
[00:12:25] doing. It's just complete chaos. It's it's thrown the entire markets
[00:12:28] into chaos.
[00:12:30] It's an extremely Republican
[00:12:35] area. That's why it was a
[00:12:38] little uh exciting the other night we went to the
[00:12:40] Tallo Rico campaign that there was such a
[00:12:44] turnout.
[00:12:45] many people showed up to hear
[00:12:48] Tellarico in Lubbock, and Brad got a seat here in the front
[00:12:52] row. A lot of excitement to have in Lubbock
[00:12:55] County for a for a uh Democratic
[00:12:59] politician.
[00:13:00] On the same day that Tallo Rico
[00:13:09] spoke, President Trump surprised and held his own
[00:13:12] rally in the city. Many in Texas see Trump's visit
[00:13:16] to Lubbock as an indication that he may not have as strong a hold on
[00:13:19] conservative Christian voters as he usually does. The people
[00:13:23] of Texas are not going to let weak,
[00:13:26] gutless, self-hating, transgender promoting
[00:13:29] freak shows destroy everything that we've
[00:13:33] built. People support Donald J.
[00:13:36] Trump because he is a fighter. He is
[00:13:40] someone who is going to fight for conservative
[00:13:43] values. He's going to make sure he does
[00:13:46] everything he can to push back against the radical
[00:13:50] left, which doesn't...
[00:13:53] Conservative Christians are a
[00:14:02] crucial voter group for Republicans, but
[00:14:05] since 2024, support for Trump has fallen
[00:14:08] 20%. In another church in town,
[00:14:12] Mark Dixon performs with one of the US's most well-known
[00:14:16] anti-abortion leaders.
[00:14:17] There are some people that
[00:14:20] will not enter the gates of heaven. And if you
[00:14:24] are actively participating in the murder of children,
[00:14:27] I'm telling you right now, you are not going to enter the gates of
[00:14:31] heaven. The division becomes clear when he asks the congregation
[00:14:35] how he should view Trump. I think
[00:14:38] Donald Trump has a lot of evil associated with him. I do
[00:14:42] not think he's a good person. I do not think he's a good man, and I absolutely do not believe he's a
[00:14:46] Christian. He said that many, many, many, many, many
[00:14:50] times.
[00:14:51] Um, and he has not, in
[00:14:55] fact, he had the opportunity twice to do that
[00:14:58] and he also had the opportunity.
[00:15:02] I look at the man and
[00:15:06] he is someone who
[00:15:09] somehow despite his shortcomings,
[00:15:12] he gets some really
[00:15:15] good people that he is appointing to
[00:15:18] certain positions. This is the first time in my life that I
[00:15:22] have ever seen Christian
[00:15:25] conservatives excuse this amount of
[00:15:29] sin. This is not acceptable. This is not
[00:15:32] acceptable. It's not acceptable from a conservative, it's not acceptable
[00:15:35] from a Republican, it's not acceptable from our president of the United
[00:15:39] States, and even if you voted for him, it's okay to say, I voted for
[00:15:43] this guy, but this is not okay. Thank you guys
[00:15:46] so much for for being here, we honor you, let's give it up for them
[00:15:50] one more
[00:15:52] time. Even in a very conservative
[00:15:56] corner of Texas, there are cracks in the support for
[00:15:59] Trump. The Democrats have a new
[00:16:02] hope. The Christians are struggling to keep the flock together, who
[00:16:06] once supported Trump. "I do
[00:16:09] believe that Christians will still come out for
[00:16:12] Trump and for Republicans. If we look at
[00:16:15] the radical left,
[00:16:18] what they're pushing, what they're trying to to
[00:16:21] normalize and
[00:16:23] celebrate is sin. What this election
[00:16:27] is a choice between? It's a choice between
[00:16:30] nation going the way of Sodom and
[00:16:33] Gomorrah or nation seeking to go the direction of..."
[00:16:37] holy
[00:16:37] safe.
[00:16:43] I think people are just fed up. I think they're fed up with the the
[00:16:47] nonsense. I think they're fed up with the lies. I think they're fed up with the
[00:16:50] corruption. People aren't stupid. It doesn't
[00:16:54] take somebody very long to look at what's going on and realize, well, you may be saying
[00:16:57] one thing, but you're doing something totally different. They're fed up with crooked
[00:17:01] politicians. And James Talorico is
[00:17:05] a genuine individual.
[00:17:14] "Yes, Lasse Engbrick, you're with us again here this time live. Regardless of
[00:17:18] what the result will be, Tallo Rico has certainly gained a lot of
[00:17:21] traction here. What has he succeeded
[00:17:23] with?"
[00:17:26] Well, he has simply done something new. He is a
[00:17:29] Democrat, and he openly displays his religion. It's not
[00:17:32] very often that Democrats do that way. And then he has gone out and
[00:17:36] taken... his religion, he has taken the Bible, and then he has laid all the
[00:17:40] Democratic policies on top of it, justifying the Democratic
[00:17:44] policies with the Bible. It has been a problem with many young people out here that
[00:17:48] his religion was so obvious to him, but it seems like he is turning
[00:17:51] them over, and that can also attract some of the more centrist conservatives,
[00:17:55] both Democrats, but also Republicans into
[00:17:58] his camp. I think that's what he has done. Lasse, you have
[00:18:02] been in Texas for many years, and it is a heartland for
[00:18:05] Republicans for decades, as you know, so what would it mean for the party
[00:18:09] if it loses a Senate seat in precisely that
[00:18:13] state? Well, it would create a political
[00:18:16] earthquake, first and foremost in Texas, but it would also create ripples
[00:18:19] around the US. I mean, it's Donald Trump's
[00:18:23] personally appointed candidate that Tallo Rico is up against, so it would be a huge defeat for
[00:18:27] Trump, and I think a defeat here in Texas would mean that not only
[00:18:31] Trump, but the Republican Party would have to start redefining
[00:18:34] itself. They would have to see what went wrong in
[00:18:38] Texas, but nothing has gone wrong in Texas yet, we just have to see
[00:18:41] how it, how it goes tomorrow. Yes, we will see how it
[00:18:44] goes tomorrow, Kim Bils Lassen, President Trump has been in Texas, has been
[00:18:48] there three times during the election campaign, this is not a presidential election campaign,
[00:18:51] but what does that say about the situation Trump is
[00:18:55] in? Well, it certainly says that he feels it
[00:18:58] is necessary to also go to normally
[00:19:02] Republican strong places, like Texas, uh.
[00:19:05] that it is also necessary there, because he
[00:19:07] still believes, the Republicans believe, the White House believes,
[00:19:11] that there is no one else but Donald Trump who can truly
[00:19:15] get the masses, the Republican masses, the voters, the
[00:19:18] Christians, whom Lasse has visited here, to come out and vote, and now
[00:19:21] it is also very clear, he just gave a speech, Donald Trump here,
[00:19:25] left the area here below
[00:19:28] in front of the Lincoln monument about 10 minutes ago, uh,
[00:19:32] and that was again a... search for and just at the end say:
[00:19:36] remember now, I'm here, I want you to go out and vote, these
[00:19:39] are the issues that are important, it's important to give me a mandate to
[00:19:43] continue the work that I have started, and as you have
[00:19:47] seen, they have fantastic results from the first two
[00:19:50] years, as he puts it. Kim, it's not your first time at
[00:19:53] the rodeo so to speak, you've covered quite a few by now, how important would you say
[00:19:57] this particular midterm election is?
[00:20:01] Well, it's important in many ways.
[00:20:02] And
[00:20:05] it's certainly important for understanding where the US is heading.
[00:20:09] We must remember Donald Trump's presidency, the first two years,
[00:20:13] have been special. There has been this huge
[00:20:17] tariff dispute, for example, the fact that he made enemies with a large
[00:20:20] part of the world, the Iran war was
[00:20:24] initiated, and in general, some
[00:20:27] things are happening, also regarding the issue of corruption, which is really
[00:20:30] important for many voters, so there is a showdown that somehow
[00:20:34] must take place. If one wants to stop this, and we don't know if
[00:20:38] one will. It may well be that Americans tell Donald Trump tomorrow, we
[00:20:42] would like you to continue, but if they don't, then there will be,
[00:20:46] as Lasse Engelbrekt also just mentioned. Then there will be a situation where
[00:20:50] the Republicans will have to stand up and think about how
[00:20:53] this should look in the next two years, President Trump will of course
[00:20:57] also have to help manage that, but also the time after that, so it is really
[00:21:01] a showdown about whether Trumpism should continue or not.
[00:21:05] You can follow the American
[00:21:09] election day continuously on DR.K, TV live, and on DR's other
[00:21:12] platforms.
[00:21:13] The heavily criticized TV program,
[00:21:18] everyone loves Rasmus, will be investigated by TV2's own
[00:21:22] series editor and legal department. Both TV2 and now also
[00:21:25] the production company behind the program, Drive Studios, admit that it
[00:21:28] went too far. And even though the TV series has sparked a
[00:21:32] debate about the limits of entertainment TV, there is a
[00:21:35] concern that it will not be the last time it happens.
[00:21:39] Comedian Andreas Bo has in recent days followed the debate about the series everyone loves
[00:21:43] Rasmus. If it will change anything, I can only say one thing, I hope so. I really hope it will change
[00:21:47] something. But do you think so? No,
[00:22:13] control is taken from the artist by
[00:22:16] others who find it funny to portray the artist like this instead of saying: let's
[00:22:20] make it a collaboration. The series has received massive criticism over
[00:22:23] the weekend. It shows something about how far removed people in such a
[00:22:27] director's office can be from the real world. I don't understand how they couldn't see how
[00:22:30] wrong this was. I'm fucking furious, I'm
[00:22:34] totally, I mean, absolutely
[00:22:37] frustrated. In the beginning, TV2 held firm.
[00:22:41] if Rasmus had said that it was too much,
[00:22:44] then we simply would not have shown it. But the criticism continued, and it ended
[00:22:48] with TV2 removing the programs. They have launched an internal
[00:22:51] investigation and apologized, it should not have been
[00:22:54] broadcast, and we should have been much quicker to realize it and to apologize.
[00:22:58] The production company behind it has also apologized today. We are
[00:23:01] sincerely sorry for his experience with the program. The idea was to
[00:23:04] create a different comedy series, but the format went
[00:23:08] too far. Now, it's time to clean up, says the
[00:23:12] Minister of Culture. I think there's a big job to be done in restoring trust in
[00:23:15] TV2, but first and foremost, it's TV2's
[00:23:19] responsibility to restore that trust. But even though TV2
[00:23:22] regrets it, Andreas Bo fears that it won't be the last time that
[00:23:26] boundaries are severely crossed in the TV industry. The ideas that come
[00:23:29] become, they just become, yes, I want to say
[00:23:33] dumber and dumber, that is, they become more and more uh
[00:23:36] dependent on algorithms and and where the trends are going and so
[00:23:40] on. He shares the same point with others in
[00:23:43] the media industry. I am convinced that
[00:23:46] very soon we will have a new humiliating format,
[00:23:50] where TV stations cannot resist using everything they
[00:23:54] have learned from reality about manipulating people, and everything
[00:23:57] they have learned from tech platforms about how many clicks
[00:24:01] it generates if you can see people being surprised and
[00:24:04] humiliated to create a new toxic product that will
[00:24:07] harm democratic trust, and that will be unforgivable, says
[00:24:11] TV queen Hannah Grant, who helped start the criticism of the program. This
[00:24:15] here, this is abuse packaged as
[00:24:18] entertainment. This here, this is an
[00:24:22] extension and a double version of the Me Too
[00:24:25] wave, this here is psychological violence which is completely
[00:24:28] unforgivable, and we simply can't, no one should
[00:24:32] do this, it just has to stop, if it's not to happen
[00:24:35] again, then according to Andreas Boh, it not only requires a
[00:24:39] change from the TV industry. It's the viewers who
[00:24:43] have the power, and congratulations on that, but use it wisely.
[00:24:46] hell. We have in this news several times today for.
[00:24:50] who gets an interview with TV2, among other things about the criticism raised in the feature, it
[00:24:54] did not succeed. So we have arrived at the autumn weather with Anders
[00:24:57] Brand. Yes, and there are laid out for a few days with lots of sunshine
[00:25:01] after a somewhat grey start to November.
[00:25:05] Today the clouds hung heavily over most of the country, but clearing reached down over parts of
[00:25:08] North Jutland at least, and tomorrow we expect that this clearing from
[00:25:12] the morning has reached down over a larger part of Denmark, and that also means that
[00:25:15] there is a prospect of a cold morning, especially the northern part of Jutland and especially
[00:25:19] inland, because there can be quite a lot of grass, maybe light
[00:25:23] frost and also ice on the car window, so you just have to take
[00:25:26] extra good time to scrape it off. During
[00:25:29] the morning hours, this clearing moves further south, and then it is only
[00:25:33] furthest south here that there are still some clouds, and then the temperature
[00:25:36] during the day rises to around 8 to 10 degrees, it is a knee-high
[00:25:40] northeast wind that blows down, there will not be so much of it, so a really
[00:25:44] beautiful predominantly sunny day for most people, and after
[00:25:47] a night with night frost here on the night before Wednesday.
[00:25:50] then it clears up again on Wednesday here with good chances of sun in many places, calm
[00:25:53] wind conditions and then during Thursday the wind turns to the west, still
[00:25:57] night frost and temperatures rise a little but still a day with good chances of
[00:26:01] sun Friday and Saturday, the clouds return, the wind turns
[00:26:04] south, and temperatures drop a little.
[00:26:08] We conclude with someone who has probably experienced all
[00:26:10] sorts of weather.
[00:26:16] Carl Bushby returned home to Hull in Northern England after a 28-year
[00:26:20] hike. He has walked around 60,000 kilometers through
[00:26:23] 29 countries, and now he has returned home again. Good good and good
[00:26:27] evening.
[00:26:37] "let me tell you something, you filthy traitors in the government, you pieces of crap.
[00:26:40] Alex Jones has gained millions of followers with his
[00:26:43] conspiracy theories.
[00:26:48] And he has been a faithful Trump
[00:26:49] supporter.
[00:26:54] But now it's over. The Iran war and the Epstein files have turned friends into
[00:26:58] enemies."
[00:27:04] See for advice from Trump's horizon tomorrow on DRTv and on
[00:27:07] DR1.
[00:27:09] Soon there will be midterm elections in the USA, and if you believe the polls, yes, then
[00:27:13] the Democrats are winning, but are they really, or are the polls
[00:27:16] wrong? While
[00:27:19] Republicans are fighting to keep both chambers in Congress, the
[00:27:23] question is what the president's popularity or lack of
[00:27:26] it will mean. We investigate this in
[00:27:29] Trump's USA, which you can find right now on DRT.
[00:27:33] At the front in Ukraine, close combat is now taking place many meters
[00:27:37] below the Earth's
[00:27:38] surface.
[00:27:45] While drones make it life-threatening to move above ground, soldiers from
[00:27:48] both sides are now using a network of empty pipelines to surprise
[00:27:52] the enemy. It is the war's day right now on DR