BODY 2: Ghost prank; Boy Abunda sa mga ispekulasyon sa hiwalayang Bea-Dom

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00:00 [Music]

00:03 [Speaking in Tagalog]

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00:47 Be a little kinder.

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00:52 As we talk today, yes,

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01:22 I don't know, how much do we really know?

01:28 How much do we really know?

01:30 [Speaking in Tagalog]

01:33 We can be a little kinder.

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01:48 [Speaking in Tagalog]

01:55 Like you, I'd like to be able to do an interview with Dominic, with Bea,

01:59 and get it straight from them.

02:02 Get it straight from them.

02:04 I can imagine that what they're going through is very difficult.

02:08 [Speaking in Tagalog]

02:11 Aubrey Carampel reporting for GMA Integrated News.

02:17 The DFA is one of the founders of New Zealand on Waitangi Day.

02:22 This is the day that the Maori people and the British Crown sign the Treaty of Waitangi,

02:28 which is considered the founding document of New Zealand.

02:31 New Zealand Ambassador to the Philippines, Peter Kell,

02:34 is the goodwill ambassador of New Zealand and the Philippines.

02:38 The New Zealand government plans to import more agricultural products from the Philippines.

02:44 New Zealand will also help in the supply of dairy products,

02:47 such as milk and butter, in the Philippines.

02:50 On March 12, the application for the Working Holiday Visa will be opened to New Zealand.

02:57 Many opportunities are waiting for Filipinos in New Zealand

03:00 in the hospitality industry, construction, and healthcare.

03:04 The first district representative, Edsel Agban,

03:12 was in favor of the implementation of the People's Initiative.

03:15 It is stated in the amendment that the People's Initiative will be allowed,

03:19 and not a revision.

03:21 This means that the amendment will change one or more things,

03:25 while the revision will affect the principle of the Constitution or the form of the government.

03:30 The signature of the signature sheet should be done in front of the Comelec Election Officer or his body.

03:37 Agban said that the law for initiatives and referendums,

03:40 such as the Supreme Court, is not a sufficient basis for the P.I.

03:45 Surigao del Norte, Representative Robert Ace Barbers,

03:49 who said that the law is the basis of the groups that support the People's Initiative.

03:55 360-degree view and time travel of the museum is located in the beautiful Manila Clock Tower.

04:10 Let's go there with Bon Aquino.

04:14 Iconic and historical, that is the Manila Clock Tower in the city of Manila.

04:20 It was built in the 1930s with Manila City Hall and designed by architect Antonio Toledo.

04:26 It is almost 100 feet high, with four clock faces,

04:30 facing Intramuros, Bonifacio Shrine, Rizal Park, and Palacio ng Malacanang.

04:36 But it is not just a time-traveler, because the tower can also be lifted.

04:42 It can go up to 200 steps.

04:45 It is difficult to reach the Manila Clock Tower,

04:49 but it is worth it because when you reach the top,

04:52 you will see the beautiful 360-degree view of Manila.

04:57 It is so beautiful. It also has historical value.

05:01 As Manilenos, we were born here, we are proud.

05:04 We are from the province, we decided to visit here because it is history.

05:10 And the beautiful view from the top.

05:12 The Manila Clock Tower is also a museum.

05:15 This is a sign, the clock tower, is that Manila has to be resilient

05:21 and also to further promote the culture and heritage of the Manilenos.

05:26 In the first two floors, you can see displays about the bombing of Manila,

05:30 vintage explosives, and mortar cartridges that were believed to be used in World War II.

05:36 And now, National Arts Month, various works of artists are exhibited here,

05:41 like National Artist Abdul Mari Imao and Presidential Merit Awardee Ramon Orlina.

05:48 It is open from 10am to 3pm, Tuesdays to Fridays.

05:53 Before going, schedule your visit to their official social media page.

05:58 Vonna Kino reporting for GMA Integrated News.

06:02 [music]

06:07 Very doughnut, but doughnut-eat.

06:10 Because those are made of yarn.

06:13 The works that are eye-catching are included in Joseph Moore's report.

06:19 [music]

06:22 The first sight is immediately eye-catching.

06:24 Doughnut yarn, yes, doughnut yarn.

06:28 [music]

06:30 Doughnut crochet is the craft of Jonah Carla de la Rosa from Lipa, Patangas.

06:34 From size, flavor, toppings, to packaging, those are realness overload.

06:40 In all honesty, a courier service staff had a dream of having Jonah to do this.

06:46 The delivery took two to three days, but Jonah said, "Don't worry, his doughnut is no expiry."

06:52 Jonah himself is the one who makes the doughnuts,

06:55 and aside from doughnuts, he also crochets keychains, shirts, and flowers.

07:00 But this inedible version of doughnut is really sold, and it's his real doughnut business.

07:05 Joseph Morong reporting for GMA Integrated News.

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