Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong Lunes, December 18, 2023:
- Mga nagsimba sa ikatlong araw ng Simbang Gabi sa Manila Cathedral, dagsa pa rin kahit maulan
- Tips para maka-survive sa awkward questions tuwing family reunion, ibinahagi ng isang life coach
- Ilang pasahero, nahirapan sumakay ngayong umarangkada na ulit ang tigil-pasada | Tigil-pasada ng grupong PISTON at MANIBELA, tatagal hanggang Dec. 29
- Bureau of Immigration: Mahigit 100 pang POGO workers, ide-deport pagkatapos ng Pasko
- Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral, dinagsa kahit maulan dahil sa Bagyong Kabayan
- Naga Metropolitan Cathedral, dinagsa sa ikatlong araw ng Simbang Gabi
- San Beda Red Lions, kampeon ng NCAA Season 99 men's basketball
- Cast ng "Makiling" at "Asawa ng Asawa Ko," dumalo sa 16th Christmas Toys and Collectibles fair | "Makiling" at "Asawa ng Asawa Ko," mapapanood sa Kapuso Network simula January 2024
- Panukalang batas na kumikilala sa pribadong oras ng mga empleyado, isinusulong
- Pangulong Bongbong Marcos Jr: Dapat magkaisa ang mga miyembro ng ASEAN sa gitna ng mga paglabag sa international laws sa South China Sea | Mga benepisyo sa reciprocal access agreement ng Pilipinas at Japan, kapareho ng PHL-US Visiting Forces Agreement | PBBM: Lalo pang lumala ang tensiyon sa South China Sea | Japanese PM Kishida Fumio, tiniyak na tatapusin agad ang negosasyon sa reciprocal access agreement | Kooperasyon sa mga issue sa seguridad, maritime security, at connectivity, binigyang-diin sa ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit | Pagbuo ng 10-taong roadmap para sa climate resilience, isinusulong ni PBBM | Mga coast guard at environment department ng Pilipinas at Japan, pumirma ng kasunduan sa pagprotekta sa kalikasan | Tokyo Tower, paiilawan bilang paggunita sa anibersaryo ng kooperasyon ng ASEAN at Japan | PBBM, nakatakdang makipagkita sa Emperor at Empress ng Japan
- Speaker Romualdez: 2024 National Budget, inaasahang pipirmahan ni PBBM sa Miyerkules
Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina, and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time).
For more videos from Unang Balita, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/unangbalita. For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs.
- Mga nagsimba sa ikatlong araw ng Simbang Gabi sa Manila Cathedral, dagsa pa rin kahit maulan
- Tips para maka-survive sa awkward questions tuwing family reunion, ibinahagi ng isang life coach
- Ilang pasahero, nahirapan sumakay ngayong umarangkada na ulit ang tigil-pasada | Tigil-pasada ng grupong PISTON at MANIBELA, tatagal hanggang Dec. 29
- Bureau of Immigration: Mahigit 100 pang POGO workers, ide-deport pagkatapos ng Pasko
- Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral, dinagsa kahit maulan dahil sa Bagyong Kabayan
- Naga Metropolitan Cathedral, dinagsa sa ikatlong araw ng Simbang Gabi
- San Beda Red Lions, kampeon ng NCAA Season 99 men's basketball
- Cast ng "Makiling" at "Asawa ng Asawa Ko," dumalo sa 16th Christmas Toys and Collectibles fair | "Makiling" at "Asawa ng Asawa Ko," mapapanood sa Kapuso Network simula January 2024
- Panukalang batas na kumikilala sa pribadong oras ng mga empleyado, isinusulong
- Pangulong Bongbong Marcos Jr: Dapat magkaisa ang mga miyembro ng ASEAN sa gitna ng mga paglabag sa international laws sa South China Sea | Mga benepisyo sa reciprocal access agreement ng Pilipinas at Japan, kapareho ng PHL-US Visiting Forces Agreement | PBBM: Lalo pang lumala ang tensiyon sa South China Sea | Japanese PM Kishida Fumio, tiniyak na tatapusin agad ang negosasyon sa reciprocal access agreement | Kooperasyon sa mga issue sa seguridad, maritime security, at connectivity, binigyang-diin sa ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit | Pagbuo ng 10-taong roadmap para sa climate resilience, isinusulong ni PBBM | Mga coast guard at environment department ng Pilipinas at Japan, pumirma ng kasunduan sa pagprotekta sa kalikasan | Tokyo Tower, paiilawan bilang paggunita sa anibersaryo ng kooperasyon ng ASEAN at Japan | PBBM, nakatakdang makipagkita sa Emperor at Empress ng Japan
- Speaker Romualdez: 2024 National Budget, inaasahang pipirmahan ni PBBM sa Miyerkules
Unang Balita is the news segment of GMA Network's daily morning program, Unang Hirit. It's anchored by Arnold Clavio, Susan Enriquez, Ivan Mayrina, and Mariz Umali, and airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 5:30 AM (PHL Time).
For more videos from Unang Balita, visit http://www.gmanetwork.com/unangbalita. For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs.
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00:26 Good morning Susan. A lot of people attended the 3rd night of worship here at Manila Cathedral.
00:31 The church is full, so some of them were able to listen to the mass from outside.
00:35 The magnitude of the experience we experienced earlier this morning here in the City of Manila.
00:43 But, that is not the only thing that people attended the 3rd night of worship here at Manila Cathedral.
00:50 Since 3am, there was no sign of any family, friends, or children.
00:57 One of the early arrivals was Joel.
01:00 He had been praying since he was in high school to complete the night of worship.
01:04 He said that he will only be able to do it now.
01:07 He was in the process of attending a personal worship service during the COVID-19 pandemic.
01:12 It's different now because, I like it more now because it's physical.
01:17 You really go to the church. This is what I have been doing traditionally.
01:23 Unlike during the pandemic, when you are online, you are a bit lazy to get up.
01:28 And you don't feel what the priest is saying.
01:34 Divina has been completing the night of worship for more than 30 years.
01:39 They say that the prayer that is being carried out in all the shops of the night of worship is being fulfilled.
01:45 Last year, when I separated from my husband, I really wanted him to come back to us.
01:52 He came back before the new year.
01:55 This year, she says that she wants the success of her children.
02:00 Rose is with her child in her 3rd night of worship.
02:04 She also wants to pray again this year.
02:07 Last year, my father was always sick.
02:12 I prayed that he would recover because he had to undergo surgery.
02:19 We prayed that he would not have to undergo surgery.
02:23 And he fulfilled his prayer. Thanks God.
02:27 She says that she wants her father to recover from his stomach ache.
02:32 [indistinct chatter]
02:37 Susan, here in Manila Cathedral, the anticipated mass is at 8 p.m.
02:41 While the Misa de Gallo is at 4.30 a.m.
02:44 That's the first news here in Manila.
02:46 I am Darlene Kaye for GMA Integrated News.
02:49 One of those who avoid awkward questions during family reunions.
02:56 How will they survive there?
02:58 Let's find out in the first news of Dono Tingcunco.
03:01 [indistinct chatter]
03:03 Christmas is waving, but aside from the happiness,
03:06 there are also questions during the reunion that...
03:09 When will you get married?
03:11 When will you get a job?
03:12 Do you have a boyfriend?
03:14 According to life coach, Taniel Chua,
03:16 one of the reasons for this awkward question during the reunion
03:21 is the fear that there will be someone to talk to to bond.
03:25 I feel like I'm being pressured.
03:26 There's a reason for the choice of asking
03:29 when the couple haven't seen each other for a long time.
03:32 It comes from culture.
03:33 Sometimes we tunnel vision in the hope to strike up a conversation,
03:38 put grease in the gears.
03:39 We ask these things.
03:41 They didn't fall out.
03:42 They didn't give a counter reaction.
03:46 For me, there's no timeline.
03:50 So, it's a bit of a pressure, but at the same time, it's also annoying.
03:53 It's degrading.
03:55 It's a personal question that you shouldn't share
03:58 if you don't want to share.
04:00 What can you do about these things?
04:03 Life coach said, face it quietly or mix of both
04:07 and control what you say.
04:09 You can't control what other people say,
04:14 but you can control your action.
04:16 But you can control how you respond.
04:18 I'm just saying that maybe in time,
04:23 we will reach each other.
04:26 Change topic, how are you?
04:29 Of course, you should be quiet.
04:31 Goodbye.
04:33 When will you get married?
04:34 I'm just answering that not now.
04:37 My career is my priority.
04:39 This is the first news I will bring to GMA Integrated News.
04:44 The piston and crank transfer groups have been suspended since today.
04:49 It's been 12 days and it's accompanied by a holiday rush.
04:52 Live from Caloocan, we have the first news of James Agustin.
04:56 James.
04:59 Good morning.
05:04 In the routes of jeeps that pass through the area of monuments,
05:07 there are jeepney drivers, especially those who have a long journey and are exhausted,
05:11 who will join the Tigil Pasada today.
05:14 Their discard will be that they will travel around the area in the early morning
05:19 so that they can somehow go home and see their families.
05:23 Earlier, it was hard for the passengers to travel.
05:26 It was an early morning, Igor.
05:28 On Monday, there were many early passengers who were riding jeeps in the Monument in Caloocan.
05:37 Others were running to get there first.
05:41 Felix is from Malabon and is going to enter Valenzuela.
05:44 He said it was hard for him to ride a jeep.
05:46 It was hard for me too.
05:49 But it's not that hard. You just need to be patient.
05:53 It's important to be able to get to work.
05:57 You got to work early.
05:59 Yes, I always travel early.
06:02 The Tigil Pasada of the Pistol Group is extended.
06:05 The Manibela Group will also start on their own from today.
06:09 The transport strike will last for 12 days until December 29.
06:13 It's the deadline for the consolidation of the PUV modernization program.
06:19 Some passengers understand this.
06:21 So they will just discard them so that they won't be late for their destination.
06:25 We will look for other vehicles.
06:28 Like what?
06:29 Buses. Because there are only jeeps.
06:32 I just found out that it's that early.
06:34 I will enter early.
06:35 Of course.
06:36 So that you won't be late.
06:38 Yes.
06:39 Some members of the Manibela Group who have a rough route and have been voted out
06:43 traveled early in the morning so that they can earn some money.
06:47 This is how their system will be in the next few days.
06:50 We will just go around once.
06:52 If there are obstacles, we will go with them to the Tigil Pasada.
06:55 It's hard when there are no other vehicles.
06:58 You need to sustain your family every day.
07:01 For the jeepney drivers,
07:03 it's important to go to the Tigil Pasada so that the government can hear their call.
07:07 We will lose our children.
07:09 That's why we need to fight for our rights as drivers.
07:13 We don't want that.
07:14 Of course, we live here.
07:15 Many people will lose their lives if we lose our jeepney drivers.
07:17 Some jeepney drivers cannot compete with the Tigil Pasada,
07:21 like the Rotang Monumento Trinoma.
07:24 They are already members of the cooperative that will buy modern jeepneys.
07:28 The three-decade rule of the Tigil Pasada is not a favor.
07:32 But...
07:33 We have nothing to do.
07:34 Because the government has a right.
07:38 If we don't travel, how can our families buy jeepneys?
07:42 This morning, we haven't seen any stranded passengers in the Monumento area.
07:53 There are also jeepneys that are traveling on different routes.
07:57 There are people on standby here,
07:59 including MMDA, PNP, and LGU.
08:03 If ever, some passengers need help,
08:07 they may be stranded if the Tigil Pasada is stopped by a group of pistons and manivelas.
08:14 Reporting from Caloocan, I'm James Agustin for GEM Integrated News.
08:18 More than 100 Philippine offshore gaming operators, or POGO workers,
08:26 will be deported after Christmas.
08:28 The Bureau of Immigration explained that they will pass the number of people traveling this holiday before they are deported.
08:35 First, the 100 and 80 Chinese POGO workers were deported to the IAT Terminal 3 on Thursday.
08:42 The BIA is also speeding up the deportation of other POGO workers because their prisons in Taguig are already full.
08:49 Due to the storm, the number of people attending the church is still increasing.
08:57 Live from Cebu City, we have the latest news from GMA Visual TV, Balitang Bisdak.
09:04 Faye?
09:05 It's raining here in Cebu since last night,
09:13 but it's not a bad sign for those attending the church because it's still full here in Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral.
09:20 Even though it's raining, because of the storm, the tropical wind signal number one in the entire province of Cebu is still high.
09:27 Our fellow citizens are still attending the church here in Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral.
09:32 Others are already outside the church even though it's raining.
09:35 The church bells are ringing. They are sitting in the additional seats that are already standing.
09:40 Some are still hanging under the trees in the compound of the church.
09:46 Others are still hanging under the trees in the compound of the church.
09:53 According to the parishioners, they want to complete the Don Maxis within the next few days.
09:59 Some are already praying.
10:01 Others are believing that their prayers will be answered.
10:07 Most of them are family members. Some are also friends who are attending the church.
10:13 The police and other personnel of the agency are already in place.
10:16 At the entrance of the church, aside from the police and barangay staff, there is also a police assistance desk.
10:23 There are also patrol cars outside the church and traffic enforcers who are protecting the traffic.
10:30 The people who are selling goods outside the church are also alive.
10:34 According to the Police Regional Office 7,
10:37 the entire Central Visayas region is still safe since the beginning of the church service last Saturday.
10:45 That is the latest from Cebu.
10:48 Thank you very much, Faye Marie Dumabok of GMA Regional TV.
10:53 Balitang Bisdak.
10:55 Let's take a look at the church service at the Metropolitan Cathedral.
11:02 First, we have live from GMA Regional TV, Jessica Calino of Balitang Bicolandia.
11:08 Jessica, good morning to you.
11:10 Good morning, Susan.
11:14 In the last three days, many Bicolans woke up early here in Naga City to attend the church service.
11:21 The inside of the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral is almost full for the three days of the church service.
11:27 Some are still there, some are chosen to stay outside.
11:31 There are large LED screens where the mass can be watched.
11:35 This year, the people who are selling food and other food items are also allowed to watch the service
11:40 from the patio of the church.
11:42 This is called desayuno or breakfast.
11:46 According to Father Abba Florida, the concept of this is for the parishioners to have the opportunity
11:51 to buy their family's breakfast or breakfast when they go home.
11:57 The church is also open to private groups or individuals who want to have free food for those who are attending the church,
12:02 like the group that was preparing food for the parishioners.
12:07 After the church service last night, the image of San Juan Evangelista was made into a procession
12:12 that is patronized by the parish as a sign of the beginning of the novenario for its celebration.
12:18 For now, Susan, there are still vendors left here in the patio of the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral
12:23 and they are just letting their goods go.
12:26 From December 16, every 4 am, these vendors are starting to lay their goods.
12:32 The vendors are hoping that even in other occasions and celebrations of the church,
12:37 they will still be allowed to sell their goods here for an additional income.
12:41 Susan?
12:42 Thank you very much Jessica Kalinog of GMA Regional TV, Balitang Bicolandia.
12:53 The NCAA Men's Basketball Championship is now in full swing after the season 99 champions,
12:59 the Sunbeda Red Lions, won the sports series from JP Soriano.
13:04 First, the yellow team, Mengiola versus Intramuros.
13:11 The game 3 of the NCAA Season 99 Men's Basketball Championship is just starting this afternoon.
13:18 The fight for the hardcore is already on.
13:21 Jacob Cortez and Nigel Gonzalez are the big scorers.
13:25 The Cardinals tried to catch up with the Red Lions in the next game
13:30 but Warren Bonifacio's points were taken.
13:33 The Red Lions still have the lead in the second quarter.
13:37 But it was destroyed by the next shots from Peter Rosilio.
13:42 The Red Lions' Trez also made the Red Lions' Jaycee Recto fall.
13:46 The Cardinals were able to catch up with the Red Lions after the second quarter.
13:52 In the halftime, the Sparkle artist, Anthony Rosaldo and Athea Ashti were jammed with their songs and dances
14:00 with the song of the NCAA Season 99 heroes.
14:04 The school spirit of the Sunbeda Cheering Squad and Mapua Cheerping Cardinals was also on fire.
14:11 Aside from the Sunbeda and Mapua community, the Senior Vice President of GMA Integrated News,
14:19 Regional TV and Synergy, Oliver Victor V. Amoroso,
14:23 and the Management Committee Officials of the 10-member school of the NCAA are also present.
14:29 In the third quarter, Mapua started to lose.
14:33 King Lion Jacob Cortez countered him but the third quarter was still over.
14:39 Mapua was now in the lead.
14:41 In the 57-53 final quarter, the Cardinals and the Red Lions tied the game in the hardcourt.
14:48 The score was tied for almost the entire quarter.
14:51 But the crucial shots of Cortez and Payosing made the Sunbeda win.
14:57 In the end, the Sunbeda's heart was broken and the game ended in the final score of 76-66.
15:05 This is us, all of us. So I'm really proud of the guys for doing this.
15:09 Thank you to all Sunbeda community. Thank you to everyone. Thank you for the trust, the support.
15:13 This is all for you guys. This is power. Four or five years in the making.
15:17 We finally did it. Thank you.
15:20 Thank you, Sunbeda. Thank you, Champion United.
15:23 The final MVP was James Payosing.
15:27 After five years, we're back. We're back to the crown.
15:31 We've been with the Lord since day one. He gave this to us. It's not easy.
15:37 So thank you, Lord.
15:39 The Cardinals were given the first runner-up trophy that showed their strength this season.
15:46 Watch out for NCAA Season 100 next year here on GMA Network.
15:54 This is the first news. JP Soriano for GMA Integrated News.
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16:06 Let's continue our first topic this Monday morning.
16:09 It's the season of giving.
16:11 Sparkle Artists took this time to give joy to Kapwa Ko Mahal Ko Pamaskongando 2023.
16:17 Kim Perez and Gael Misha sang "Ilang Batang May Cancer" as beneficiaries of Kapwa Ko Mahal Ko.
16:25 Games and Dance were also given. A Cancer Survivor was a guest speaker and now an engineering staff.
16:31 A graduation ceremony was also held for the Cancer Survivors.
16:35 All of the participants received gifts.
16:37 Kapwa Ko Mahal Ko President Orly Mercado said that they will give the strength of their hearts and inspiration to their beneficiaries.
16:47 The cast of the upcoming Kapuso series, "Makiling at Asawa ng Asawa Ko" was at the 16th Christmas Toys and Collectibles Fair of Toycon Philippines.
16:56 Sparkle Stars Derek Monasterio and El Villanueva will return to the afternoon prime series, "Makiling".
17:04 They were also with the co-stars Thea Tolentino, Christopher Martin, Claire Castro, Royce Cabrera, and TJ Marquez.
17:11 The story of the mystery-revenge drama series, "Makiling" will revolve around the passion and longing.
17:17 The stars of the series, "Asawa ng Asawa Ko", Martin Del Rosario and Lizelle Lopez, were also spotted at the event.
17:22 It was also a reunion project of the two after the Voltes 5 Legacy.
17:26 Jasmine Curtis-Smith and Traver Cruz will also be in the series.
17:30 It is about a woman who is thought to be dead but when she returns, her husband is already there.
17:35 "Makiling at Asawa ng Asawa Ko" is a two-part series of the Kapuso Network's "Buena Manong Handog" in 2024.
17:41 If the law is passed, employees are not allowed to contact outside of their working hours.
17:57 And the street heat is also here by Bam Alegre.
18:00 Bam?
18:03 You can't do that.
18:05 Good morning!
18:07 When you're on a day off or vacation, you should rest, not work from home.
18:11 There's a law that recognizes this.
18:14 We will know the views of some of our speakers here in Street HeatIt.
18:28 For those who want to get rid of the stress of work, it's a big consolation if you're already home or if you're not on a day off or on a leave.
18:35 But the private caregiver, Merlyn Banawa, for example, sometimes gets caught up in the house talking about work.
18:42 It's stressful for us because there's an agreement that instead of you being off, you'll be called.
18:49 Then tomorrow, there's another entry because this and that. It's like that. It's stressful, sir.
18:55 The House Bill 9735 recognizes the right of private employees not to be distracted during a vacation or a break.
19:06 It's intended to amend the Presidential Decree No. 442 or the Labor Code.
19:11 The law recognizes the private hours of employees outside of working hours.
19:16 The employer's duty is to provide conditions and exemptions of respect to the hours of employees,
19:22 according to the policies of DOLE. Government employees are not excluded because of the Civil Service Regulations.
19:29 Apple Troniado, a former recruitment officer, is in favor of the House Bill 9735 because it's good for his mental health.
19:36 It's right, sir. It's really work and life balance.
19:41 For now, there's none because my boss respects my personal life.
19:47 The construction supervisor, Eric Dagusman, understands if there are emergency calls from the company.
19:53 But as long as he can work without going home, he's more worthy of the hours with his loved ones.
19:59 First of all, it's for the family. It's like that. Because it's a holiday.
20:11 One of the inspirations for this is that in France, there's a law that respects the work-life balance.
20:19 It really enforces that every individual should have a work-life balance.
20:23 Here on the street, here in Mandaluyong, Bamalegre, for GMA Integrated News.
20:27 Let's update on the ASEAN Japan Summit in Tokyo.
20:35 Live from Japan, we have the first news with us, Marizio Mali.
20:40 Mariz!
20:41 Good morning, sir. It's 8.30am here in Japan.
20:50 Last night, in front of President Bombom Marcos and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio,
20:57 in a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the 50th ASEAN Japan Commemorative Summit,
21:04 President Bombom Marcos gave the importance of the Reciprocal Access Agreement, or RAA, that the two countries will form.
21:12 At the same time, he called on all members of ASEAN to unite
21:18 in the midst of the ongoing violation of international law, including the tensions in the South China Sea.
21:33 The tensions in the South China Sea are getting worse instead of reducing,
21:38 because it is a more aggressive China that is trying to invade the neighboring countries in ASEAN.
21:43 The President mentioned the benefit that the two countries will get
21:46 in the formation of the Reciprocal Access Agreement, or RAA,
21:50 which will be equivalent to the Visiting Forces Agreement between the Philippines and America.
21:59 This is the Reciprocal Access Agreement that will give us a greater capability in terms of not only security,
22:10 but also in terms of disaster preparedness and alleviation and adjustment.
22:16 And that is something that I believe is very, very significant,
22:23 and that it will bring to us a greater capacity to maintain the peace in the South China Sea.
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23:55 As the world faces compound challenges, Japan stands with ASEAN,
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24:18 We will act against new challenges, contribute to regional peace and stability
24:24 to create a world where each and every person shall enjoy prosperity,
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24:56 The global creative industries market, estimated at 2.6 trillion dollars in 2022,
25:08 is projected to reach up to 3.4 trillion in 2028,
25:16 as we intend to increase our share of the pie of these numbers.
25:20 One way to accelerate this is by partnering with like-minded countries such as Japan.
25:26 In the Philippines, we are not just witnessing economic growth,
25:30 we are crafting a legacy of innovation, creativity, and sustainability for generations to come.
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