24 Oras Express: July 31, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Miyerkules, July 31, 2024.   -7 bayan, 1 lungsod sa Cavite, nasa state of calamity; may fishing ban sa mga lugar sa baybayin   -MV Mirola 1, sumadsad sa Mariveles; karga nitong diesel, nagsisimula nang kumalat   -Halos lahat ng senador, pumirma sa resolusyon para pansamantalang suspendihin ang PUVMP   -4 na Kadiwa Store, magbebenta ng P45/kilo na bigas simula bukas   -Ruru Madrid, naghahanda para sa shoot ng 1st MMFF movie niyang "Green Bones"   -Kabuhayan ng 17,000 mangingisda sa Bataan, apektado; benta ng isda sa palengke, bumagsak   -Reklamong drug smuggling at graft, inihain sa DOJ vs. Rep. Duterte, Second Gentleman Carpio at Faeldon   -DTI Sec. Alfredo Pascual, nag-resign effective August 2, 2024   -Enrile sa Duterte E.O. na nagbigay-lisensya sa mga POGO: "Ill-advised. They did not study it well."   -Kakayahan ng mga nagkukumpuni ng U.S. Navy ships SA Subic, gustong matiyak ng U.S. Defense Secretary   -Mga guro ng Pangarap NHS, pinigilang pumasok sa Pangarap Village; kailangang may sundo ng brgy   -Pag-ulan sa ilang bahagi ng bansa, posible dahil sa localized thunderstorms   -Marian Rivera, magdiriwang ng kanyang 40th birthday; grateful sa blessings   -Barbie Forteza, nag-celebrate ng birthday sa set ng "Pulang Araw"      24 Oras is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Mel Tiangco, Vicky Morales and Emil Sumangil. It airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 6:30 PM (PHL Time) and on weekends at 5:30 PM. For more videos from 24 Oras, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/24oras.  #GMAIntegratedNews #24Oras #BreakingNews  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv  Facebook: / gmanews TikTok: / gmanews Twitter: / gmanews Instagram: / gmanews  GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

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00:00Live from the GMA Network Center,

00:0420 years of KTVU news.

00:11Good evening, Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

00:14The seven towns and villages in Cavite have been engulfed in a state of calamity

00:20because of the floods caused by the motor tanker that hit Limay in Bataan.

00:27Fishing vans are also being stranded in the Siam Coastal Area in Lalawigan

00:31where dead fish have been spotted.

00:35While some residents are in despair because of the floods caused by the motor tanker

00:41from Tanza, Cavite,

00:42we are live with Oscar Oida.

00:45Oscar.

00:49Yes, Mel, Connie, Emil,

00:51the worst that has happened here in Cavite

00:55The flood that was believed to have come from the motor tanker in Bataan has now reached their coasts.

01:07Floods of sand and garbage have reached the coasts of Hulugan 3 in Tanza, Cavite

01:14by their Provincial Environment and Natural Resources.

01:18This was first noticed in the town of Tarnate this Sunday,

01:21and it is still flooding this Monday.

01:24They were able to collect 300 bags of garbage containing sand.

01:28As we observed, there are sand that is being absorbed by the sand.

01:33Earlier, you can see that when you press it, the sand comes out.

01:38So definitely, it is not possible for the fish to collect the sand.

01:43It is really risky for the health and safety of the people who are eating.

01:49We also saw dead fish in Dalampasigan.

01:53Is there a connection to the oil spill?

01:56We can't say yet because we need to have a scientific basis

02:02to see if this is due to the oil spill.

02:07According to a resident, it seems that the fish he ate last night was also contaminated.

02:13Why did you say that there is a connection?

02:14We really tasted it.

02:17You don't feel anything now?

02:19I don't feel anything.

02:20Did you eat a lot?

02:21When I ate, I stopped eating because I really tasted it.

02:26According to this, the State of Calamity has already declared the province of Cavite

02:31as one of seven towns and a city.

02:34The fishing ban has also been lifted in seven coastal towns from Bacor to Tarnate.

02:40We have received validated reports from our agriculturalist workers in their towns

02:49that the fish are smelly and we have also seen fish traps that are full of fish.

02:58The fish that our fishermen catch are not easily available in the markets.

03:07Here in Bacor, it is noteworthy that a lot of people are still walking on the side of the road.

03:15Until a while ago, there are still people who are picking up fish traps.

03:19We are now here at the place where the fish traps were dropped here in Bacor, Cavite.

03:24According to them, their products were not affected by the oil spill.

03:29However, just yesterday, they felt the effects of the oil spill in their business because the sales are already low.

03:36If the fish is smelly, they will not pick it up. They will stop picking it up because it is a waste.

03:41It will be destroyed if we can't buy it anymore.

03:44Until a while ago, were you picking it up?

03:46Yes. This is the content. This is the content. The content is very good.

03:52Even so, they are ready to blame the fishermen.

03:56If that's the case, we can't do anything about it. That's what they said.

04:02We can't lose our livelihood. We depend on our everyday life. Especially now that the oil spill has happened.

04:11A while ago, the DNR and the Philippine Coast Guard conducted a preventive inspection in the area of Dolomite Beach in Manila Bay.

04:20As of now, there is still no confirmation that the oil spill has reached Manila Bay.

04:29Meanwhile, according to the provincial government of Cavite,

04:32they will continue to conduct a clean-up drive.

04:34The local government is pleased with their efforts until this problem is solved.

04:41Emil, thank you very much. Oscar Oida.

04:46The Calvary has not yet finished the sinking of two motor tankers in Mataan.

04:51Another ship has already sunk in the town of Mariveles.

04:57The cargo of this diesel is already spreading in the sea.

05:00John Consulta is on the scene.

05:06Together with the people of the Bureau of Customs and TNR Bataan,

05:10the NBI investigated the sinking of the ship MV Mirolawan in the town of Mariveles.

05:16Their biggest concern is to get a sample and examine the contents of two large tanks inside the ship.

05:25Inside this tank, you can see that there is nothing left,

05:28and the water continues to enter the port side or its left side.

05:33You can also see the two large tanks that are already side-by-side and the water is entering the sea.

05:38We are now here in the ship MV Mirolawan.

05:42We can see that it is already side-by-side.

05:46But the biggest concern of the authorities is what we can see around this ship.

05:54We can see that the black liquid that the authorities are saying is oil that came from here in MV Mirolawan.

06:09You can see in this video what is the effect of the oil on the surface of the water.

06:14In the distance, you can also see more than 20 drums that were lowered by the people of the ship before they left it.

06:21After the authorities saw the situation, they did not continue to get samples from the tanks of the ship.

06:27This is the tank, sir.

06:29This is the hole.

06:30It will not reach, sir.

06:35It's straight, right?

06:36Yes.

06:37Did you talk to the collector earlier?

06:38Yes.

06:39So that's his call. Just call him first because he really can't call.

06:42I have a clearance with the ENRPCG.

06:45I also have a clearance with the ENRPCG.

06:46Just call the PCG.

06:49According to the PCG, they are giving priority to MT Terra Nova because of its heavy fuel oil.

06:56The motor tanker Mirola 1 contains a diesel fuel oil.

07:00Diesel fuel oil is considered to be a light type of oil which can dissipate when it is in the sea via natural weathering.

07:10Meaning, in the heat of the day, the waves.

07:13There are also people who are deploying the PCG to see the situation in MV Mirolawan.

07:19For GMA Integrated News, John Consulta.

07:22It's been 24 hours.

07:26Some Senators are now postponing the implementation of the Jeepney Modernization

07:30because of the unresolved issues raised by the spectators.

07:34A transport group was happy about that but others got excited.

07:39It's been 5 hours, Gonzales.

07:44Almost all Senators have already signed

07:46The resolution requires the suspension of the Public Transport Modernization Program.

07:50The Senate President himself recommended the implementation of the resolution.

07:54It's just temporary.

07:55Until they resolve the valid and urgent concerns of the affected drivers, operators, and groups.

08:02Many of them are not consolidating their vehicles because of the lack of information

08:06and problems in buying a modern jeepney.

08:09It's too expensive, according to the government banks.

08:12There's a clear need for modernization.

08:15But the problem here is, we have to do it the right way.

08:18There's no route yet. How can we modernize?

08:21I have yet to see a plan that will be easy for the PUVs.

08:28And in that subsidy, who will be the first?

08:30Who will be prioritized?

08:34Will it be strong?

08:35But a Senator said,

08:38Why are you stopping them if they're already ready?

08:42Maybe it's a partial implementation.

08:44Those who are ready can implement it.

08:47Those who are not.

08:49The Pistons were happy with the resolution.

08:52At the same time, the Modernization Program was trashed.

08:55If the President said it was a call,

08:58it's likely that there will be more protests and transport strikes.

09:01But he was caught off guard by the Magnificent Seven,

09:04a coalition of transport groups that is already a part of the Modernization Program.

09:08The resolution is not the solution.

09:10The solution is to continue this.

09:12If there are gaps along the way,

09:14if there are problems,

09:16you will fix it.

09:19Even so, they will pass whatever the Modernization Program wants.

09:23Even before the resolution was released,

09:25the Transportation Secretary explained to the Senate President

09:29a few issues in the Modernization Program.

09:32First, it is not necessary to buy a modern jeepney immediately when it consolidates,

09:38even if it will be bought in the next three to four years.

09:41It is also not necessary to import it

09:43because there is a local modern jeepney that is compliant with greenhouse gas emissions.

09:47And the DOTR committed to preserving the iconic design of the traditional jeep.

09:53Many will be affected by the suspension of the Modernization Program

09:57and it is possible that the government will spend more than P1.5 billion for this year.

10:04For GMA Integrated News,

10:07MAV Gonzales, 24 Hours.

10:1145 pesos per kilo of rice will be sold by four Kadiwa stores starting tomorrow

10:16in the hope of lowering the price of this in the market.

10:19But, there is a doubt as to how effective this is.

10:23Mark Salazar has the story.

10:29Tomorrow, the Department of Agriculture will test another formula

10:33to lower the price of rice.

10:37It is called the Rice For All Program.

10:39They are talking to rice traders

10:41who will sell rice to Kadiwa stores for P45 per kilo.

10:46It is lower than P55 for local and imported commercial well-milled rice.

10:53This is a discussion between DA, FTI, and these traders.

11:00This is not a procurement. We did not procure rice.

11:03Because this is through Kadiwa.

11:05It is similar to our farmers who sell directly to Kadiwa.

11:08We did not procure because they are the ones who sell.

11:11But, there is a doubt regarding the industry of agriculture or rice in this DA formula.

11:17Why would traders and even other importers or traders sell at P45 or P46

11:24if they can sell at a higher price in the regular market?

11:28So, for now, let's wait and see.

11:32Let's wait and see how they will sell it.

11:35Many of the people we talked to who bring rice to Manila

11:41say that it is difficult for them to participate in the DA's project in Kadiwa

11:47because they are losing.

11:49They are losing in terms of spending,

11:51in processing the rice,

11:53and in transporting the rice from the province to the families.

11:59Of course, the price of rice is a bit high.

12:04If we were to transport it to Manila,

12:07we would be bankrupt if we lower the price.

12:12We would not be able to earn.

12:14The DA has not yet said how many traders will participate.

12:19That is why the rice for all, which is P45 per kilo,

12:22can only be purchased in four Kadiwa centers.

12:26We are making these trials slowly

12:30and hopefully, within the year,

12:32we will be able to put P29 and rice for all in a bigger area.

12:38But the problem is,

12:40the price of rice will not be lowered

12:42through a discount or any subsidy

12:46for the purchase of rice that will be transferred to the consumer,

12:49but it will still be supported by the farmers.

12:52Ultimately, it will be lowered

12:55if the farmer's expenses are lowered

12:57in producing rice

12:59so that he can sell the rice at a lower price.

13:02With P29, you are just subsidizing it.

13:05Why don't the farmers directly subsidize it?

13:09So that the cost of producing rice will be lowered.

13:13For GMA Integrated News,

13:15Mark Salazar,

13:17for 24 Hours.

13:21Thousands of fishermen and fishmongers in Bataan

13:25are affected by the oil spill from MT Terra Nova.

13:29The U.S. Coast Guard will now help save the motor tanker.

13:33This is brought to you live by June Generation.

13:35June?

13:39Connie, the State of Calamity declaration in Bataan

13:43has been recommended

13:45due to the oil spill brought by the sinking MTKR Terra Nova.

13:49This is for the thousands of affected residents

13:51who are hoping to be rescued from the sea.

13:57Even though there is a little oil shale on Ground Zero

13:59that was seen from the air,

14:01there is no shortage of oil

14:03in the new Sea Surface Survey of the Coast Guard

14:05in the place where the motor tanker Terra Nova was sunk.

14:09There is also no pain in the nose of the smell of oil around.

14:12But the supply of 1.4 million liters of industrial fuel

14:15has not yet begun

14:18due to the difficulty of resealing and recapping

14:20or sealing of the ship's valves.

14:23The United States Coast Guard

14:25and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of America

14:29will help in the rescue of MTKR Terra Nova

14:32according to the Philippine Coast Guard.

14:34This is what is called Ground Zero

14:36where the MT Terra Nova was sunk.

14:38It cannot be closed very closely

14:40because the diving operations are ongoing there.

14:43We are talking to the solver

14:46to check their personnel

14:48and maybe they can add divers.

14:52Even though the oil spill did not directly hit

14:54the village of Bataan,

14:56the livelihood of 17,000 fishermen is still affected.

15:00Fish is also sold out in the market

15:02even though it was not caught there

15:04but in the far part of Manila Bay.

15:06At first, it was the fishermen.

15:08They were the first ones to be scared.

15:10This is 340.

15:12When there was no oil spill?

15:15There was an oil spill. It was only 240.

15:17We want to get help.

15:19All the fishermen here

15:21are giving us help one by one.

15:23They are arranging food packs for them

15:25according to the Capitol.

15:27There is a recommendation to declare

15:29another state of calamity

15:31based on the effects of oil spill.

15:33As for the fish in Bataan Market,

15:35the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources

15:37released a survey

15:39based on sensory analysis.

15:41According to our ground personnel,

15:43we did not see

15:45any fish

15:47with oil spill traces.

15:49Even those who can choose,

15:51can conduct their own

15:53sensory analysis.

15:55First of all,

15:57look at this.

15:59If there is no oil mark,

16:01that's okay.

16:03Smell it, especially the smell.

16:05If you can't smell it,

16:07that's also okay.

16:10The Department of Health

16:12will also know the situation in the area.

16:14It looks like the situation is improving.

16:16We did not get any reports

16:18of illnesses related to this incident.

16:26Even though there was no oil spill

16:28in Bataan Market,

16:30there are some places

16:32that conducted emergency harvests

16:34for the fishermen

16:36in order to avoid

16:39the oil spill.

16:41Back to you, Connie.

17:08Let's go to Salima Refran.

17:39It is worth

17:416.4 billion pesos

17:43worth of shabu,

17:45which was found hidden

17:47in a 5-barrel cylinder

17:49in a raid in Valenzuela in 2017.

17:51Trillanes denied the group's operation.

17:53The main drug lord here

17:55is Charlie Tan,

17:57who is a partner

17:59of Michael Yang.

18:01They are in the same triad.

18:03The protectors are

18:05Pulong Duterte

18:07and Manz Carpio.

18:09The facilitators

18:11who infiltrated

18:13the area

18:15were Faildon,

18:17Allen Kapuyan,

18:19and others

18:21who were mentioned

18:23in the case.

18:25Congressman Duterte

18:27called for a welcome development

18:29of the complaint

18:31so that he can answer it

18:33in a proper legal channel

18:36He is innocent

18:38and his name will be cleared

18:40by the judicial process.

18:42No one is answering

18:44even though the landline number

18:46of Carpio's office is ringing

18:48while their cellphone is not reachable.

18:50We tried to call

18:52and text Faildon

18:54but his numbers don't work anymore.

18:56We are also continuing to get

18:58Tan's phone number

19:00and other names in the complaint.

19:02Yang will not comment

19:05on his lawyer.

19:07For GMA Integrated News,

19:09I'm Nima Refrain.

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24:14As of now, regular maintenance of U.S. ships in Subic, like the U.S.N. Mille Nucleotide,

24:20which was talked about by Secretary Austin earlier,

24:23and the U.S. warships in the West Philippine Sea are expected to be more.

24:28One of the conditions for the $500 million foreign military funding for the AFP modernization program

24:36is the purchase of military equipment that is interoperable or AKMA in U.S. military operations.

24:43Interoperability is the most important thing for all of us.

24:45So all the equipment that we will be getting from the MFF fund,

24:51it will be interoperable with their armed forces, especially their Navy,

24:55which is going to be very prevalent and present here in the West Philippine Sea.

24:59We're excited about that. That's going to help them modernize their military a bit further.

25:05Secretary Austin's visit to Subic is just part of a broader and longer plan

25:11to strengthen and expand the capabilities of the local companies here

25:16to serve and compose the U.S. Navy warships,

25:19as well as the allies of the country who are destined for the region.

25:23For GMA Integrated News, Chino Gaston, for 24 Hours.

25:29It's time to go in, but the teachers are literally not letting the students in for one lesson,

25:35except if there's a group of parents.

25:38Even the students of two schools in the area are afraid of being affected if this doesn't happen.

25:44Maris Umali is on the spot.

25:49These teachers of Pangarap High School stayed outside Pangarap Village for more than an hour yesterday.

25:55They are not allowed to enter the place because they are not residents of the village,

25:59even if their school is inside.

26:03This is part of the new policy of the village,

26:05that the students who live outside the compound are allowed to move to other schools.

26:11If the teacher is not a resident of the compound,

26:14they will only be allowed to enter if a barangay official agrees.

26:17Inside Pangarap Village, you can find Pangarap High School and Pangarap Elementary School,

26:23which can accommodate up to 3,000 students.

26:25But in the latest policy issued by Pangarap Village,

26:29more than 100 students will be denied entry.

26:40But according to the head of Pangarap Elementary School,

26:59this is a policy to accommodate a large number of students.

27:02The students will also be affected if we don't accommodate them.

27:07We don't have minerals and we don't have electricity.

27:09We only rely on solar.

27:12There has been a long-standing land dispute in the area between residents and a land developer

27:16who said that they have already received a ruling from the Supreme Court.

27:20We tried to ask for permission from the head of Pangarap Village,

27:23but we were not allowed to enter.

27:25In a social media post by DepEd Kalookan,

27:27it said that it will continue to serve and provide quality education

27:31to Pangarap Elementary School and Pangarap High School

27:34for their students who live inside the compound.

27:37The main message it sent was to close all documents and reports in both schools.

27:45Education Secretary Sonny Angara also said that he is aware of the whole situation

27:49to help students who will lose their education.

27:52For GMA Integrated News, Maris Umali, Daktotok, 24 Horas.

28:22Ilocos Sur, some parts of Visayas, Zamboanga Peninsula, and Northern Mindanao.

28:26It will rain more in the afternoon, including almost the entire Northern and Central Luzon,

28:30Calabarazon, Mimaropa, and Bicol Region.

28:33It will also be a wide and heavy rain that should be prepared for a large part of Visayas and Mindanao.

28:38It is possible that heavy rain will fall, so double caution to the residents.

28:43There is also a chance of rain in Metro Manila tomorrow, especially around afternoon and evening.

28:48Meanwhile, according to the data released, a large part of the country experienced above normal

28:53or more than usual rain from July 1 to yesterday, July 30.

28:58Like Ilocos Provinces, Cordillera, Administrative Region, Cagan Valley, Aurora, Quezon, Calabarazon,

29:03a large part of Mindoro Provinces, Northern Palawan,

29:06and some parts of Visayas and Mindanao, including the Northern portions and Tavao Region.

29:11That is also because of the heavy rain that was caused by Hurricane Karina.

29:23Turning 49 in a few days, the Prime Time Queen, Marian Rivera,

29:27is beyond grateful for all the blessings from her personal life to her career.

29:32What are her birthday plans?

29:34Let's talk to Larson Tiago.

29:36Goosebumps is the arrival of a new star in the cinema-free entry of the GMA Pictures

29:52and GMA Entertainment Group, Balota, which was founded by Marian Rivera.

29:59The Prime Time Queen also has a sneak peek of her unarticulated sitting in the toilet.

30:10Even her farting in the truck.

30:14These are just some of the reasons why she got injured.

30:29She is the one who refuses to get a double.

30:34I said, Director, I don't want to.

30:36I don't want to.

30:38I can do it.

30:40You guys are too much to me.

30:42Yes, I said I missed my fight scenes.

30:44Marian is inspired, especially in her comfort zone,

30:46by what she did as a teacher and actress.

30:48I said, I missed my fight scenes.

30:50I said, I missed my fight scenes.

30:52Marian is inspired, especially in her comfort zone,

30:54by what she did as a teacher and actress.

30:56by what she did as a teacher and actress.

30:58It's all no filter.

31:00When I say no filter,

31:02the looks, the lines,

31:04and everything she does,

31:06it's all raw.

31:08This post is also a game for the netizens,

31:10together with the co-stars

31:12and content creators

31:14Sasa Girl and Esnir.

31:16Sasa Girl and Esnir.

31:18The release of Balota in Cinemalaya

31:20coincides with Marian's

31:2240th birthday.

31:24Does she have a plan?

31:26Does she have a plan?

31:28Thanksgiving and everything

31:30coincides.

31:32It's August 11.

31:34It's my birthday.

31:36It's my birthday.

31:38It's my birthday.

31:40It's my birthday.

31:42It's my birthday.

31:44It's my birthday.

31:46Our Santiago updated

31:48Our Santiago updated

31:50on the show that's happening.

31:56Grateful for many things,

31:58Barbie Fortezana is celebrating

32:00her 27th birthday.

32:02She has a birthday photoshoot

32:04inspired by her character

32:06in Pulang Araw.

32:08Let's talk to Aubrey Carampel.

32:10Birthday Girl Kapuso

32:12primetime Princess Barbie Forteza

32:14was asked to appear in the set of the

32:16biggest family drama of 2024,

32:18Pulang Araw, aside from her

32:20birthday celebration.

32:22Barbie says it's also a Thanksgiving treat

32:24for her co-stars, staff, and production team

32:26of the latest GMA

32:28Prime series.

32:30It's really tiring

32:32and difficult.

32:34It's really a whole team

32:36of Pulang Araw.

32:38All of this is really

32:40a team effort.

32:42It's really a hard work

32:44for each of us.

32:46Thank you so much.

32:48Aside from a world-class

32:50production,

32:52young versions of

32:54the characters were also praised.

32:56Barbie was very proud

32:58of the young Adelina

33:00played by Cassie Lavaria.

33:02I told you, you'll come back.

33:04I was really

33:06impressed with our kids.

33:08Especially

33:10with Adelina's kid,

33:12Cassie. I was really impressed

33:14with that kid.

33:16I saw in her that

33:18she really likes what she does.

33:20That's why she really

33:22guides her well.

33:24She's a very kind kid.

33:26Her parents are very kind.

33:28And

33:30I saw that

33:32that kid can go far.

33:34Barbie will also release

33:36her 27th birthday photoshoot

33:38inspired by

33:40her character in Pulang Araw,

33:42Adelina, a bodybuilder

33:44performer.

33:46Stunning sparkle star in a gold bejeweled

33:48sexy top and jeans with

33:50matching crown.

33:52This picture was inspired by

33:54cabaret star Liza Minnelli

33:56who was inspired by her mommy Amie.

33:58It's already 27,

34:00we're not getting any younger.

34:02We just want to show

34:04the sophistication of

34:06vaudeville. We want to show

34:08the womanhood.

34:10We want to highlight

34:12that in the

34:14presence of vaudeville.

34:16We don't have any intention

34:18to be sexy.

34:20But does Barbie

34:22have a wish?

34:24It's already too late if I'll ask for more.

34:26Because

34:28she already gave me

34:30good things.

34:32Good health to me and my family.

34:34Successful

34:36operation of my father.

34:38And everything

34:40went smoothly.

34:42When the storm hit,

34:44I'm very thankful that my family

34:46and I were saved.

34:48And

34:50my work will continue.

34:52And there will be many

34:54opportunities for me.

34:56Many projects.

34:58There's nothing but gratitude.

35:00Aubrey Carampel,

35:02updated showbiz

35:04happening.

35:06And that's my chika

35:08this Wednesday night. I'm Ia Arrellano.

35:10Miss Mel, Connie Emil.

35:12Thank you, Ia.

35:14Thank you, Ia.

35:16What's the news this Wednesday?

35:18I'm Mel Tiangco.

35:20I'm Connie Sison for a bigger mission.

35:22For a broader service

35:24to the country. I'm Emil Sumangyo.

35:26Mula sa GMA Integrated News,

35:28ang news authority ng Pilipino.

35:30Nakatuto kami.

35:3224 oras.

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