Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: MARCH 5, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga balitang ating tinutukan ngayong TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 2024  • Pagpapalawak sa sakop at kontrol ng mga dayuhan sa basic education institutions, tinututulan ng DepEd | CHED, sang-ayon sa pagbubukas ng higher educational institutions sa mga dayuhan • Mga tagasuporta ni Pastor Quiboloy, nag-rally bilang suporta sa kanilang lider | Pastor Quiboloy, pinasasampahan ng mga kasong sexual abuse at qualified human trafficking | DOJ, naglabas ng lookout bulletin order laban kay Quiboloy | Senado, nagpapasalamat sa pag-usad ng mga reklamo laban kay Pastor Quiboloy | Atty. Topacio: handa si Pastor Quiboloy na harapin ang mga kaso sa korte • Ilang talon o waterfalls, adventure ang hatid sa mga turista • Myrtle Sarrosa, Alden Richards, at NCT member Taeyong, kumasa sa "Marikit sa Dilim" trend • Longest-surviving transplant patient, kinilala ng Guinness World Records • Produksyon at kalidad ng itlog sa ilang manukan, apektado ng mainit ng panahon | Municipal agriculturist: posibleng stressed sa init ang mga manok kaya hindi makapangitlog nang maayos | Ilang poultry farm owners,  nagdagdag ng layers para mapataas ang produksiyon ng itlog |San Jose LGU, patuloy ang pag-monitor sa kalidad ng mga itlog • Agriculture Sec. Francisco Tiu Laurel, Jr., kinondena ang kontrobersyal na pagbebenta umano ng NFA Rice sa mga pinaborang trader | 139 na opisyal at empleyado ng NFA, sinuspinde nang 6 buwan ng Ombudsman |Palugi umanong pagbebenta ng NFA rice, pinaiimbestigahan sa senado • Pangulong Marcos: we must defend the territory of the republic; it is the duty that I took on | Pangulong Marcos: hindi sunod-sunuran ang Pilipinas sa kahit anong bansa | Mga negosyante sa Australia, hinikayat ni Pangulong Marcos na mamuhunan sa Pilipinas | Pagpapalakas ng kalakalan sa agrikultura, kabilang sa mga napagkasunduan nina Pangulong Marcos at Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet | DFA Sec. Manalo: pagsunod sa rule of law, paraan para maresolba ang sigalot sa West Philippine Sea | Filipino community sa Melbourne, pinasalamatan ni Pangulong Marcos dahil sa kanilang sakripisyo at ambag sa ekonomiya • Pinoy pole vaulter EJ Obiena, 9th place sa 2024 World athletics indoor championships • Ilan pang kapuso stars, nagbigay-pugay sa multi-awarded veteran actress na si Jaclyn Jose • Republican presidential candidate dating U.S. President Donald Trump, mananatili sa primary ballot sa colorado • Strawberry festival, opisyal nang sinimulan | Bulag na drummer, kinagigiliwan dahil sa hataw na performance | Selebrasyon para sa 155th foundation day ng Bayan ng Carmen, naging makulay dahil sa naggagandahang floats   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).

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00:00 [Music]

00:12 The Commission on Higher Education and the Department of Education

00:16 will now take a different position on the opening of the sector of education to the remote areas.

00:19 In a hearing in the Chamber, the DepEd examined the full control and administration

00:24 of the remote areas in the basic educational institutions.

00:27 Gate the DepEd Undersecretary Omar Romero,

00:30 possibly this will affect the programs of the government

00:33 and the students' knowledge about the culture and history of the Philippines may be reduced.

00:38 [Music]

00:40 Will it allow foreign entities to teach?

00:42 This may result in the possible dilution of the fundamental aspects

00:48 of Filipino identity, culture, and values to be taught.

00:53 And worse, endanger national security.

00:56 Tomorrow is the issue of the issue.

00:59 Some Asian countries, like Malaysia and Singapore,

01:02 have adopted a law concerning foreign ownership

01:05 and it has had a positive effect.

01:08 [Music]

01:10 What we have observed in the other Asian countries over the past years

01:14 is that opening up ownership and control of educational institutions in higher education

01:22 has made them more competitive in their internationalization efforts.

01:28 [Music]

01:30 The Department of Justice has already filed a complaint against Pastor Apolo Kibuloy

01:34 for sexual abuse and qualified human trafficking.

01:38 This is the result of a complaint filed by a minor in Davao City.

01:43 For Mayoral News, Salima Refran.

01:46 [Music]

01:50 This is the cry of the supporters of Pastor Apolo Kibuloy

01:54 on the left side of Bonifacio in Manila

01:56 before the Senate heard the complaint of those who sexually abused members of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ.

02:03 The fight against their leader has already stopped.

02:06 And instead of the Senate, Kibuloy should be facing these allegations in the Court.

02:12 If there is a case for Pastor Kibuloy,

02:14 the case should be filed directly to the Court. Let the due process of law and the equal protection of law happen.

02:22 It's time. It will happen.

02:24 After the return of Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla,

02:28 the City Prosecutor of Davao first trashed the complaint of a minor against Kibuloy.

02:36 We have already studied this case.

02:38 And what is really coming out of this is that Pastor Apolo Kibuloy and his associates really need to be held accountable.

02:48 We saw that the basis is really heavy to give and put this thing right.

02:59 Kibuloy and his five associates will be charged with sexual abuse of a minor,

03:04 other acts of child abuse and qualified human trafficking.

03:08 The Department of Justice has already issued an ILBO or Immigration Lookout Bulletin Order.

03:13 The DOJ will also issue a PHDO or Precautionary Hold Departure Order so that Kibuloy will not be able to leave the country.

03:21 The DOJ will also ask the Supreme Court to transfer the hearing of the cases here in Manila

03:27 and a special panel of prosecutors will be appointed for the prosecution.

03:32 We know that it is hard to demand in a place where the power of those who are being abused and will be abused and be hit is strong.

03:46 Remulla clarified that there is no policy in the revival of the case.

03:51 I know Pastor Apolo Kibuloy.

03:54 I consider him a friend.

03:57 This is a job that I am doing. This is my duty to the Filipino people to do my job.

04:05 The Senate Committee on Women and Children thanked the case against Pastor.

04:12 This is a great success for every woman who was abandoned and raped by Apolo Kibuloy.

04:20 This is a welcome first step towards heeding the victim-survivor's cry for justice, peace and healing.

04:29 The Senate is ready to cite and contempt and have Kibuloy arrested if he will not attend the hearing.

04:36 Kibuloy's camp said that the pastor will face the cases against him in court.

04:43 He is assuaged by the balm of a clean conscience that all of these cases are just lies.

04:52 The time will come when all of these lies will be exposed.

04:56 This is the first news in Nima Refrain for GMA Integrated News.

05:02 A tour of the San Andres Catanduanes is an adventure.

05:09 It will be held in Barangay Vicente.

05:12 It is area of Kawali Falls that will be reached after a 30-minute walk and crossing the river.

05:18 Almost 15 minutes from Kawali Falls, Bahaw Falls will be reached.

05:24 According to the Provincial Tourism Officer, they hope that this will help the tourism of the area.

05:29 They are already making roads there to make it easier to reach the waterfalls.

05:36 [music]

05:42 Let's go to the hearts. Is there a secret in the dark entry?

05:46 Like some hearts and international stars.

05:49 [music]

05:55 Princess has a real-life attack of the killing star Myrtle Sarasa.

06:00 Her cosplay is complete with full costume and background.

06:06 The entry of the Black Rider actress and content creator, Yoline Castro is on another level.

06:11 She is with Asia's Multimedia star, Alden Richards.

06:15 The NCT member, Taeyong, also did not miss the trend.

06:18 He has more than 8.2 million views.

06:22 Wow, even K-pop stars.

06:24 The trend has arrived.

06:26 Guinness World Records recognized the D-Netherlands as the longest surviving transplant patient in the world.

06:35 39 years and 100 days have passed since Bert Janssen was given a heart transplant

06:42 because of his serious heart disease.

06:45 Janssen is just a teenager who was sick and was given a 6-month pregnancy.

06:49 Now, he is 57 years old. He has a wife and two children.

06:54 According to Janssen's cardiologist,

06:56 the average life expectancy of heart transplant patients is 16 years.

07:01 And Janssen has no doubt that he will surpass it.

07:04 The production and quality of eggs in some places in Batangas is also affected by the hot weather.

07:14 Here is the first live news of Denise Abante of Geming Regional TV, Balitang Saudon Tagalog.

07:21 Denise?

07:23 I know that people are stressed whenever they experience hot weather.

07:30 The situation of some chickens in a poultry farm in San Jose, Batangas is also affected.

07:35 That's why the production of eggs in the town is also affected.

07:39 It just started in February, and it's already very hot in some parts of Batangas.

07:48 According to the expert, it is still affected by the Easterlies or the wind from the Pacific Ocean

07:54 that is blowing at random times.

08:13 That heat is already affecting the production of eggs in some chickens in San Jose.

08:19 Although there are many eggs, there is a part of it that is low in quality.

08:24 The effect of this is the small size of the eggs.

08:27 Thank God, our supply is still good.

08:30 Aside from the small size of the eggs, some have thinner shells and the shelf life is decreasing.

08:35 According to the municipal agriculturist of San Jose,

08:38 it is possible that the chickens are stressed from the heat, that's why they can't lay eggs properly.

08:43 Some poultry farm owners added more layers of eggs to the chickens,

08:59 that's why the supply increased or decreased.

09:02 The demand of eggs in the market is still low.

09:05 Although there is a decrease in the size of the eggs,

09:08 the supplier retailer, Ray, still wants to buy eggs from Taguig, in San Jose.

09:13 Many people say that if you go to the North, it's easy to break the eggs because of the heat.

09:21 So if you compare it to Batangas Farm, the climate here is very cold.

09:28 If the eggs are exposed to heat, it's easy to break them.

09:35 We gave them electrolytes and amino acids to increase the size of the eggs.

09:41 We can see if the eggs are growing or decreasing.

09:50 The Municipal Agriculture and Veterinary Office is monitoring and checking the eggs every week to ensure the quality of the eggs.

10:00 The chickens should not lose water.

10:03 And then another thing is the ventilation of the building, free from stress.

10:07 And then coordination with the local veterinarians and our office if we have problems.

10:15 [ambient noise]

10:20 [reporter speaking in Tagalog]

10:28 [announcer speaking in Tagalog]

10:34 [music]

10:36 [reporter speaking in Tagalog]

10:46 We cannot allow those who have been entrusted this noble task to build the NFA,

10:53 enriching themselves at the expense of millions who struggle every day for a chance to feed their families.

11:00 [reporter speaking in Tagalog]

11:14 [reporter speaking in Tagalog]

11:23 [reporter speaking in Tagalog]

11:37 [reporter speaking in Tagalog]

11:53 President Bongbong Marcos is being criticized in a forum in Australia.

11:57 The Philippines is not obedient to any country.

12:00 He said the Philippines will also give up its right to the West Philippine Sea.

12:05 And live from Melbourne, Australia, we have first the news.

12:08 Ian Cruz.

12:10 Ian.

12:11 Ivan, it's already past 10 in the morning here in Melbourne, Australia.

12:18 And in these moments, Ivan, the President is already rolling up some of the morning schedules,

12:23 like his conversation with some of the businessmen here.

12:26 And in a forum of a think tank here, the President said that the Philippines is not obedient to America.

12:33 He said that his primary mandate is to protect our territories.

12:39 China, we are ready to talk to them.

12:42 First, we will push back, even if they take away our sovereignty and rights.

12:47 In his speech in the forum organized by the think tank Lowy Institute in Australia,

12:56 President Marcos laid out the position of the Philippines when it comes to cooperation with China.

13:02 Our independent foreign policy compels us to cooperate with them on matters where our interests align,

13:09 to respectfully disagree on areas where our views differ,

13:15 and to push back when our sworn principles such as our sovereignty, our sovereign rights,

13:21 and our jurisdiction in the West Philippine Sea are questioned or ignored.

13:27 Marcos was also asked here why he changed his position on facing China compared to the previous administration.

13:35 We must defend the territory of the Republic.

13:39 And that is a primordial duty of a leader.

13:44 The territorial integrity of the Philippines cannot be threatened.

13:49 And if threats are made, then we must defend against those threats.

13:55 And for me, it is almost, as I said, it's not a matter of, it wasn't a matter of policy choice.

14:06 It is the duty that I took on.

14:10 But Marcos insisted that the Philippines does not follow the likes of America.

14:15 Let me make it very, very clear.

14:17 The Philippines acts for its own interests.

14:21 And the decisions that we make when it comes to foreign policy are decisions that we make because we believe

14:29 and are convinced and know that it is in the national interest.

14:34 It is not a policy that has been foisted upon us by any country.

14:42 The President also attended the Philippine Business Forum

14:45 where the President encouraged businessmen from Australia to invest in the country.

14:51 There was also a presentation of 14 business agreements between the Philippines and Australia.

14:56 Secretary Alfredo Pascual said that the investment of Australian business in the Philippines is worth 1.53 billion US dollars.

15:05 The President and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manit had a bilateral meeting.

15:12 As part of the meeting, they discussed strengthening the partnership in agriculture, particularly in rice.

15:20 Foreign Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo, along with Australian Foreign Affairs Secretary Penny Wong,

15:28 were at the Maritime Cooperation Forum on the sidelines of the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit.

15:32 She urged the implementation of the Ruloc Law in resolving the dispute in the South China Sea.

15:37 In one of the interviews, Manalo defended the government's actions against the public regarding what is happening in the West Philippine Sea.

15:45 If you would stop harassing us and perhaps performing other actions, there wouldn't be any news to report.

15:56 The President also met with the Filipino community here in Melbourne to thank them for their contribution,

16:04 not only here in Australia but also in the Philippines.

16:08 Ivan, later this afternoon, the President is expected to give an official welcome to the leaders of ASEAN and Australia.

16:23 The leaders of different countries will also have dinner.

16:27 The President is expected to hold many more forums and meetings this afternoon. Back to you Ivan.

16:34 Aside from the important issue of the West Philippine Sea, what else is expected to be discussed by the President at the ASEAN Summit?

16:41 Ivan, the President mentioned to the Filipino community that he has four commitments here at the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit,

16:53 not only the regional security, but he also wanted to invite our neighbors to join the rule of law and the United Nations Conventions of the Law of the Sea,

17:04 like in Segalote in China and our fellow claimants.

17:11 And of course, the people-to-people ties that we will have with different countries, the rule of law and of course,

17:20 the acquisition of other investments from here in Australia and our fellow countrymen.

17:26 Thank you very much Ian Cruz from Melbourne, Australia.

17:36 Before the Pinoy pole vaulter EJ Obiena finished in the 2024 World Athletics Indoor Championships in Glasgow, Scotland.

17:44 The world's number two pole vaulter is in ninth place in the competition.

17:48 EJ did not clear the 5.85 and 5.90 meters because he was about to exit the competition.

17:56 In a post, Obiena said that this is the reality in sports.

18:00 He still thanked his supporters. Before this, Obiena won two gold medals in tournaments in Croatia and Germany.

18:10 Meanwhile, several other stars gave their applause to the multi-awarded veteran actress Jacqueline Jose.

18:26 Jerry Gonzales thanked the veteran actress for her guidance while making the movie Broken Blooms.

18:34 His co-star in the movie, Therese Malvar, also learned a lot from Ms. Jacqueline that she will continue in her career.

18:42 Another co-star in the movie, Royce Cabrera, was also saddened by the actress' departure.

18:47 Lauren Young also had a throwback picture where she was with Ms. Jacqueline Jose in the remake of Marimar at Mundumuy Akin.

18:56 LJ Reyes also remembered the actress who was with her in the series, The Originals.

19:01 Christopher Martin, David Remo, and Martin Del Rosario also gave a round of applause to Ms. Jacqueline Jose.

19:11 The Republican presidential candidate, former US President Donald Trump, will remain in the primary ballot in Colorado.

19:20 That is after the US Supreme Court overturned the Colorado top court's decision in December to disqualify Trump from the so-called ballot.

19:28 The ruling of the new magistrate is unanimous.

19:32 Congress and not the states will decide the eligibility of the candidate under the 14th Amendment of the US Constitution.

19:41 Trump will approve the decision of the US Supreme Court and he called it a big win for America.

19:47 The Republican Party will remain the frontrunner as the presidential candidate for the November election.

19:54 Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley will be his only opponent for the nomination.

20:00 Strawberry Festival at La Trinidad Benguet.

20:06 Of course, the products made from strawberries will be on display.

20:10 The highlight of the event will be held on March 17 where 10,000 cupcakes will be made.

20:17 People will be given those after the float parade.

20:21 The celebration of the 155th Foundation Day of the City of Carbondale in Bohol was colorful.

20:29 The floats are beautiful and are the pride of the city.

20:32 The float with giant corn made from plastic containers is a great scene.

20:38 The celebration is a thank you for the good food.

20:44 (Cut)

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20:48 (Cut)

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