Balitanghali Express: August 6, 2024

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang maiinit na balita sa Balitanghali Express ngayong Martes, August 6, 2024:   -2 lalaki, nangholdap at nang-carnap umano ng inupahang sasakyan; 1 sa 3 suspek, arestado/Biktima, tinutukan daw ng baril sa leeg saka kinuha ang kanyang cellphone at pera/Naarestong suspek, umamin at sinabing kailangan lang niya ng pantubos sa kanyang lisensya/2 pang suspek, tinutugis ng pulisya -Pagsagip sa 2 dinukot na Chinese, nauwi sa engkwentro; pulis, patay -Pagbalik sa ilang pulis-Davao na tinanggal sa security detail ni VP Sara Duterte, pinayagan ni PNP Chief Marbil- -State of calamity, idineklara sa probinsya ng Bataan dahil sa oil spill -Babae, nabiktima ng pandurukot sa loob ng simbahan; P29,000 cash, natangay/Substation ng NGCP, nasunog; 3 sugatan/Lalaking sinadya umanong sunugin ang kanilang bahay, arestado/Naarestong suspek, iginiit na sa kable ng kuryente nagsimula ang apoy- -Pamemeste ng mga kuhol sa ilang taniman, problema ng mga magsasaka -WEATHER: Ilang estudyante't manggagawa, nahirapang makauwi dahil sa ulan -Ilang mambabatas, nag-inspeksyon sa mga POGO hub sa Bamban, Tarlac at Porac, Pampanga/ Sindikato ng ilegal na droga, posibleng sangkot sa mga POGO, ayon sa ilang kongresista/SIM Registration Act, gustong amyendahan ng ilang mambabatas matapos madiskubre ang 50,000 SIM cards sa Porac POGO Hub -Deliberasyon para sa P6.352T Proposed National Budget sa 2025, sinimulan na sa Kamara -China Coast Guard, patuloy ang radio challenge habang namimigay ang Pilipinas ng krudo sa mga mangingisda sa Escoda Shoal/30 Chinese militia vessel at isang CCG vessel, itinataboy ang mga lumalapit sa Sandy Cay malapit sa Pag-asa Island -"Hiroshi" actors na sina David Licauco at Migz Diokno, spotted in one frame/Young Adelina at Teresita, napasabak sa heavy acting with Angelu de Leon/Cast ng "Pulang Araw," nagtapatan sa "Family Feud"...  For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV (http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA programs, including the full version of Balitanghali.  Balitanghali is the daily noontime newscast of GTV anchored by Raffy Tima and Connie Sison. It airs Mondays to Fridays at 10:00 AM (PHL Time).  #GMAIntegratedNews #KapusoStream  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gmanews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/gmanews

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00:00In prison, a man was arrested for holding up and carnapping the car they were driving in Rizal.

00:22The suspect said he didn't know that his partner had planned to steal the car.

00:30Here's the story of EJ Gomez.

00:35The driver of the car was just having fun

00:38when the two men held up their car at 9 p.m. on Friday.

00:43According to the police, three suspects booked a trip from Antipolo City to Tanay, Rizal.

00:50But only two of them drove the SUV.

00:53While along the way to Tanay, from Antipolo, they declared a hold-up.

00:59The driver was a bit alert. He called his girlfriend.

01:05So he informed his girlfriend through speakerphone,

01:08that he was holding up.

01:09Here's the story of a 22-year-old victim's girlfriend.

01:12My boyfriend felt that something might happen or that the two of them had plans.

01:18That's why he called me.

01:20When they arrived at the dark part, which I didn't see in the video call,

01:25that's when it happened.

01:26I heard what they said.

01:29Are you here? Don't move.

01:32Then they hung up the call.

01:35That's when the victim's girlfriend called the Baras Police Station to steal the car.

01:40When the victim called the police,

01:42he was shot in the right side of the neck by one of the suspects who took his cell phone and money.

01:49He was taken down to the Baras area.

01:53He was left there.

01:54When we saw them, they suddenly turned around.

01:58Because there's an uneven road there, the car turned around.

02:02According to the police, when the car overturned, the doors couldn't be opened.

02:07That's when the suspects forcibly opened the windshield to escape.

02:11That's when the chase started.

02:14One of the two suspects was caught by the police.

02:17He insisted that they just hold the driver.

02:20He didn't know that his accomplice was shooting and stole the car.

02:25I didn't want to do that.

02:27He was shooting at my accomplice.

02:29I just ran at him.

02:31I just ran at him. He was shooting at me.

02:33He brought the car so that we could get away.

02:35But we got hit.

02:37He also defended himself.

02:39I was driving a jeepney but I didn't have a license to get a license.

02:43I was forced to go with him.

02:45According to the police, the suspect was previously charged with rape in 2009 and murder in 2013.

02:52The chase continues for the escaped suspect who was shot,

02:56as well as for an unidentified man who followed and booked the trip of the suspects.

03:02EJ Gomez reporting for JMA Integrated News.

03:07The two Chinese men who were caught by their Chinese accomplice in Pampanga returned to the meeting.

03:13A police officer was arrested.

03:15Here is the report.

03:20The PNP anti-kidnapping group attacked a house in Sitio Feliza, Angeles City in Pampanga this Saturday.

03:28According to the PNP-AKG,

03:30the two Chinese men who were arrested in Ayala Avenue, Makati on Saturday morning

03:38are said to have been brought here.

03:43According to the PNP-AKG,

03:45the rescue operation of the two Chinese men returned to the meeting.

03:49Police Staff Sergeant Nelson Santiago was seriously injured.

03:53He did not make it to the hospital alive.

03:56Police Master Sergeant Eden Akad was also injured.

04:00The two victims were safely rescued.

04:02According to the PNP-AKG,

04:04According to the PNP-AKG,

04:14According to the PNP-AKG,

04:17According to the PNP-AKG,

04:19They were given a .45 caliber, a .38 caliber revolver,

04:24different types of jungle knives and drug paraphernalia.

04:28The two Chinese suspects are facing charges of kidnapping,

04:32serious illegal detention and illegal possession of firearms.

04:36The two arrested are yet to be released.

04:39They are currently in the anti-kidnapping headquarters.

04:44Meanwhile, the PNP Chief Police General,

04:48General Romel Marbil,

04:50returned some of the police officers

04:52who were released from the security detail of Vice President Sara Duterte.

04:55This was followed by a meeting of some senators

04:57in the hearing of the committees on public order and dangerous drugs yesterday.

05:01Marbil reiterated that the reason for the decrease in security personnel of VP Duterte

05:05was not politics.

05:07They also did not see any threat to the life of Vice President Duterte.

05:11As of now, 31 police and more than 300 AFP personnel

05:14were left behind in the security of Vice President Duterte.

05:17Vice President Duterte has not yet given a new statement on Marbil's decision.

05:21In an open letter to Marbil on July 29,

05:24VP Duterte said that the police he trusted

05:27were targeted in the relief order

05:30and their security personnel have been serving for a long time

05:33by former President Rodrigo Duterte.

05:36State of Calamity

05:38State of Calamity has already declared in the province of Bataan

05:42because of the sixth oil spill.

05:45This was followed by the sinking of MT Terranova in the sea

05:48that was surrounded by the town of Limay,

05:51the sinking of MT Jason Bradley in Mariveles,

05:54and the sinking of MV Mirola Uno in both towns.

05:59According to the Provincial Social Welfare and Development,

06:02almost 15,000 families in Limay and Mariveles

06:05are experiencing a bad effect of oil rising.

06:10Governor Jose Enrique Garcia III said

06:13that this also affected the lives of more than 17,000 fishermen in the province,

06:19even those who sell in the market and other businesses.

06:24Just this July, the first State of Calamity was declared in Bataan

06:29because of the effects of Hurricane Habagat and Hurricane Carmina.

06:35A man was arrested in Santo Domingo, Ilocos Sur

06:38after his house was set on fire.

06:40In Naga, Camarines Sur,

06:42a woman was fined thousands of pesos inside the church.

06:47Hot news brought to you by Jessica Calino of GMA Regional TV.

06:51You can see the devotees inside a church in Naga, Seti, Camarines Sur in the CCTV footage.

06:56Later, you can see the six to seven people

07:02near a woman fighting side by side.

07:05The woman was the target of the bag for the robbery.

07:09The woman's bag was full of cash worth 29,000 pesos.

07:15The victim also noticed that the bag was empty.

07:20The incident was not formally reported to Naga City Police.

07:23The police conducted an initial inquiry.

07:26It was found that there is a similar mode of robbery in Tabaco City, Albay.

07:30The possibility of the same suspects

07:33who were behind the incident in Naga was not removed.

07:38The substation of the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines in Hermosa, Bataan

07:42was suddenly set on fire

07:44based on the first investigation of the Bureau of Fire Protection.

07:47A contractor installed a cable.

07:49It was an accident that hit the power line of the Peninsula Electric Cooperative, or PENELCO.

08:04The warehouse of the NGCP was burned to the ground.

08:07The fire lasted for two hours before it was declared a fire-out.

08:11Power interruption was experienced.

08:14While the power interruption was experienced

08:16in some parts of Hermosa and Dinalupihan, Bataan,

08:19in the official statement issued by the NGCP,

08:22the fire affected the 69KV line of the NGCP Hermosa Kalagiman

08:27that serviced three generation plants in Bataan.

08:31But NGCP clarified that the fire did not affect the power transmission.

08:37The three cables installed were injured and caught a first-degree burn.

08:41According to the BFP, it is estimated that 900,000 pesos were spent on the fire.

08:49In Santo Domingo, Ilocosur, a house was burned

08:52using a water pump so that the fire could be extinguished

08:55and did not spread to the whole house.

08:57A room was destroyed,

08:59containing some wood, two water pumps,

09:02and broken onions.

09:04The owner of the house thought

09:06that his 29-year-old son intended to burn the house.

09:11We were the first to burn the house.

09:13He was the one who burned the house.

09:15He was the one who burned the house.

09:17He was the one who burned the house.

09:19It was better if he didn't burn the house.

09:21He used to burn the house.

09:23He used to burn the house.

09:25The son also disappeared

09:27and the windows of their house were broken.

09:30The suspect is in the custody of the PNP.

09:33But he's still young.

09:35The fire was caused by the power cable.

09:37The power cable was also damaged.

09:40The BFP has not seen any problems with the electrical wiring.

09:43It's been a while since the fire started.

09:45We saw the electrical wires.

09:49We investigated it.

09:51Of course, it was damaged.

09:53It was really damaged.

09:54Not unless we are able to witness it.

09:59The mother's complaint

10:01is that her son will be punished.

10:03Jessica Calilog of GMA Regional TV

10:07Reporting for GMA Integrated News

10:10After the flood,

10:12the problem now is that some rice fields

10:14outside Ilocos Norte are being polluted

10:16by lice.

10:18It quickly increases

10:20and causes damage to the rice fields.

10:22That's why farmers are constantly

10:24collecting lice and eggs

10:26and crushing them.

10:28They are also using pesticides.

10:30The Finance and Agriculture Office

10:32does not allow the increase of lice

10:34so that it won't spread to the rice fields.

10:37Rainfall in Bontoc

10:40Some students and workers

10:42were wet during the rain

10:44in Bontoc Mountain Province.

10:46They were lucky to get home.

10:48The line of tricycles

10:50was long.

10:52Some of them

10:54just walked home.

10:56The rain in Bontoc

10:58was caused by a thunderstorm.

11:00It's possible that in the next few hours,

11:02not only in Bontoc,

11:04but also in other parts of the country,

11:06there will be heavy rainfall forecast

11:08by Metro Weather.

11:10Residents are being alerted

11:12from flood or landslides

11:14in places where heavy to intense rains

11:16can occur.

11:18Not only local thunderstorms,

11:20but also strong winds

11:22in Metro Manila,

11:24Zambales, Bataan, Calabarzon,

11:26Mimaropa, Bicol,

11:28and the whole of Visayas.

11:30There is no direct effect

11:32on the weather.

11:34The Philippine Area of Responsibility

11:36still has a low chance

11:38of having a thunderstorm.

11:42Some want the law to amend

11:44the SIM Registration Act

11:46following the discovery

11:48of 1,000 SIM cards

11:50in Pogo Hub in Porac, Pampanga.

11:52This is the story of

11:54Jonathan Andal.

11:58The leader of the camera

12:00even recorded the Pogo

12:02in Bamban, Tarlac, and Porac,

12:04Pampanga for inspection

12:06under the President's order

12:08to ban the Pogo.

12:10This is what proliferated

12:12during the previous administration.

12:14This is where we are in a crackdown now.

12:16So we want to work

12:18very seriously.

12:20The inspection also

12:22investigated the camera

12:24where it was found that someone

12:26rang the bell before the raid.

12:28Lawmakers are asking

12:30if it was from the CIDG.

12:32After the complete

12:34and successful operation,

12:36they were relieved.

12:38All those officers and men

12:40who had a successful operation,

12:42they were relieved.

12:44Twice.

12:46And that makes us wonder why.

12:48Major General Romeo Karamat Jr.

12:50was the chief of the CIDG

12:52who ordered the police to evacuate.

12:54Despite his previous hearing,

12:56he did not know about the raid in Bamban.

12:58According to the CIDG,

13:00it was ordered by the higher-ups.

13:02So if it was from the higher-ups,

13:04who was it?

13:06There could be a direct link

13:08between these Pogos

13:10and the drug syndicates.

13:12It seems that

13:14the drug lords

13:16or the drug syndicate

13:18launders their money

13:20through these Pogos.

13:22Other lawmakers

13:24want to amend

13:26the SIM Card Registration Law

13:28after the discovery of 50,000 SIM cards

13:30in the Pogo Hub in Porac.

13:32Because the sale is bulk,

13:34maybe that's what we should address.

13:36According to the higher-ups,

13:38the number of text scams

13:40has decreased

13:42since the Pogos were banned.

13:44Those of you who received

13:46text messages before

13:48where you were bribed with Tagalog

13:50or Filipino words,

13:52Filipinos operate.

13:54It's all Chinese.

13:56We are still trying

13:58to get the PNP.

14:00Next Wednesday,

14:02we will hear from the camera

14:04about the illegal activities

14:06of the Pogos.

14:08Jonathan Andal reporting for GMA Integrated News.

14:10The target is to approve

14:12the 2025 National Budget

14:14before September ends.

14:16The House Committee

14:18on Appropriations

14:20has already started

14:22collecting funds

14:24for projects and government plans

14:26such as additional

14:28salaries for government employees.

14:30Some lawmakers

14:32are questioning

14:34the more than P158 billion

14:36in unprogrammed allocations

14:38or programs that have not yet

14:40received funds.

14:42Under the bill,

14:44the government is asking

14:46for more than P6.35 trillion.

14:48That's 10% more

14:50than the approved

14:52budget this year.

14:56It's hard for some fishermen

14:58to go fishing in Pag-asa Island

15:00and Escoda Shoal

15:02due to the tight security

15:04of the Chinese Coast Guard.

15:06Raffi Pima reports.

15:08China's security

15:10is tight

15:12because of the BFAR boat

15:14BRP Datu Pagwaya and BFAR PCG

15:16sailing in Sabina and Escoda Shoal

15:18where BRP Teresa Magbanwa

15:20and China's monster ship

15:22Gate of PCG

15:24China has no reason to complain

15:26about the Philippine ships in Escoda Shoal

15:28which is part of our Exclusive Economic Zone.

15:30China Coast Guard said

15:32that BRP Teresa Magbanwa

15:34is illegally stranded in Escoda Shoal

15:36and it is against China's sovereignty.

15:38This is the monster ship of China Coast Guard.

15:40This monster ship of China

15:42has been here for a long time

15:44not only our ships

15:46but also the fishermen

15:48who get their livelihood here in Sabina Shoal.

15:50China's rubber boats are also under surveillance

15:52while the BFAR PCG is being handed over

15:54to the fishermen in Escoda.

15:56China Coast Guard's radio challenge

15:58is repeated.

16:12Some fishermen were not able to go fishing

16:14because of China's restrictions.

16:16Hopefully, the PCG will not leave Escoda Shoal.

16:18There are many news

16:20that the fishermen

16:22in the West Philippine Sea will be arrested.

16:24That's why we are afraid.

16:26We tried our best not to be arrested

16:28but we were not able to go fishing.

16:30But in Asa Island,

16:32some fishermen are not able to go fishing.

16:34More than 30 Chinese militia vessels

16:36and one CCG vessel are stationed here

16:38and they are not leaving.

16:40The fishermen are being chased.

16:44This is the San Dikay area

16:46near Pag-asa.

16:48This is where many Chinese militia

16:50are stationed

16:52and this area is under surveillance

16:54because there are many fishermen here.

16:56In the past, the Filipinos used to go fishing here

16:58but now they are not allowed

17:00and the Chinese militia

17:02are under surveillance.

17:04The Vietnamese Coast Guard vessel

17:06CSB 8002 is stationed in the Manila Port area

17:08for a port visit.

17:10As part of the two-nation agreement

17:12the two nations agreed

17:14to cooperate in maritime security.

17:16This will promote and enhance

17:18the efficiency of information sharing

17:20and the coordination

17:22in maritime law enforcement

17:24in accordance with international law.

17:26Although Vietnam has already recognized

17:28almost all of the islands and ports

17:30in the Kalayaan Island Group, according to the PCG,

17:32the theft of the territory

17:34in the mission of the Coast Guard

17:36should not affect the safety of the fishermen.

17:38We will let them go fishing

17:40to prevent us also from

17:42activities like this

17:44where we think it can help

17:46to build the relationship.

17:48There was also no sign of a visit

17:50of Vietnam to Sigalot in the West Philippine Sea.

17:52Rafi Tima reporting

17:54for GMA Integrated News.

18:00Tune in Happiness Tuesday,

18:02my friends.

18:04Chinito overloaded

18:06the two Hiroshis

18:08in Pulang Araw.

18:10Spotted in one frame is Cloud7 member

18:12Migs Jokno

18:14with David Licauco.

18:16Migs is the younger version

18:18of David in Kapuso series.

18:20Just like Hiroshi,

18:22the child actors of Pulang Araw

18:24continue to shine.

18:26Young Adelina

18:28and Teresita with Carmela

18:30played by Angelo De Leon

18:32played the next two leads.

18:34The next two leads

18:36followed by the departure

18:38of Amang Sigulio,

18:40the character of Epic Lizon.

18:42The cast of Pulang Araw

18:44competed in Family Feud yesterday.

18:46The team of Nasanya Lopez

18:48and Alden Richards won

18:50versus the team of Barbie Corteza

18:52and David Licauco.

18:58The 12-year-old

19:00L. James Retiza

19:02will do his best

19:04to reach his school

19:06in Barangay Alangilan,

19:08Bacolod City.

19:10From Barangay Santa Cruz in the town of Murcia,

19:12a grade 6 student

19:14is using a harness

19:16pulled by his father

19:18to go to Barangay Alangilan.

19:20According to James,

19:22that is the fastest way

19:24to school.

19:26There is an alternative way

19:28but it will take them up to an hour

19:30to reach the school.

19:32In order to continue his studies,

19:34James struggles

19:36even when it rains.

19:38He started ziplining

19:40when he was only in grade 3.

19:42James dreams of becoming a seaman

19:44and having a house

19:46where they don't need

19:48to zipline anymore.

19:52A group of teachers

19:54called the Department of Education

19:56to study

19:58for public school teachers

20:00under the DepEd Order

20:02No. 005

20:04signed by former DepEd Secretary

20:06Vice President Sara Duterte.

20:08Teachers need to render

20:106 hours for

20:12actual classroom teaching

20:14within their 8-hour duty

20:16every day.

20:18According to Teachers Dignity Coalition Chairperson

20:20Benjo Basas,

20:22it is physically challenging

20:24especially since there are more sections

20:26held by teachers due to

20:28lack of curriculum.

20:30According to them,

20:32the National Association of Public Secondary School Heads,

20:34Incorporated.

20:36But they need to implement the DepEd Order.

20:38DepEd has not yet allowed

20:40the call of some teachers.

20:42But DepEd Secretary

20:44Sani Angara said

20:46they will strictly implement

20:48the maximum 6-hour teaching period

20:50so that teachers

20:52will not be burned out.

20:54A toll hike was scheduled

20:56this August.

20:58But some senators

21:00neglected it due to

21:02their failed contactless

21:04or RFID system.

21:06This is Dano Tincungco.

21:12Following the additional toll

21:14this June,

21:16the North Luzon Expressway

21:18is scheduled to add more tolls this August.

21:20But before that,

21:22a senator asked

21:24why this was approved

21:26even though the contactless system

21:28or RFID did not work

21:30in their expressway.

21:52The Toll Regulatory Board explained

21:54that the increased tolls

21:56were not allowed.

22:22It has to be justified.

22:24You should not allow

22:26the increase. When do you plan

22:28to increase it again?

22:30Most probably this August.

22:32Don't do it yet.

22:34There will be no increase.

22:36Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation

22:38operator of Enlex,

22:40SC-Tex, Calax, and Cavitex

22:42is in the process of replacing

22:44the first-generation RFID readers

22:46that had problems.

22:48There were also errors

22:50in the RFID sticker.

22:52The issue here is

22:54if the sticker

22:56is already used

22:58or put in the wrong place,

23:00it will not be readable.

23:02That's why it's manual.

23:04And that's why

23:06the program,

23:08as far as we're concerned,

23:10is a massive replacement.

23:12The target is to implement

23:14a unified wallet or RFID sticker

23:16in all expressways.

23:18We require toll operators

23:20to remove all the obstacles

23:22so that in 3-7 minutes,

23:24when you load,

23:26you can get real-time charging.

23:28That's what's happening.

23:30The motorist will load

23:32and it will not be propagated

23:34at the lane level.

23:36It will be caught.

23:38Dano Tingkungko reporting for GMA Integrated News.

23:40Some hog growers in Batangas

23:42are worried about their livelihood

23:44because of the recent

23:46case of African Swine Fever there.

23:48Because of that,

23:50the LGU ordered

23:52biosecurity and permission

23:54for hogs.

23:56The Batangas Provincial Veterinary Office

23:58has not yet confirmed

24:00where the ASF virus came from

24:02and how it spread.

24:04But there is a high possibility

24:06that it came from vehicles

24:08or from people.

24:10That's why the delivery trucks

24:12that carry pigs

24:14need to show

24:16their acceptance certificate

24:18and barangay permit.

24:20The Provincial Veterinary Office

24:22has not yet confirmed

24:24how many cases of ASF

24:26were reported.

24:28According to the monitoring

24:30of the Department of Agriculture,

24:32every kilo of cassia

24:34here in Metro Manila

24:36is from Php 285 to Php 380.

24:38Here's the breaking news.

24:40A Grade 11 student

24:42was arrested

24:44on charges of

24:46molesting

24:48a 15-year-old woman.

24:50He was brought to

24:52Anonas Police Station

24:54where he was charged

24:56with molesting a woman

24:58from Quezon City.

25:00According to the investigation

25:02of the QCPD,

25:04the crime happened in February.

25:06The victim did not go home

25:08and when he got home,

25:10he complained to his parents.

25:12The accused is facing

25:14two counts of statutory rape.

25:16He did not know

25:18that there was a warrant

25:20against him.

25:22He did not force the victim

25:24to become his lover.

25:28Two suspects were arrested

25:30for selling illegal drugs

25:32in a cemetery in Baguio City.

25:34They were given

25:36half a kilo of marijuana

25:38worth Php 20,000.

25:40When their car was inspected,

25:42another bag of marijuana

25:44was also found.

25:46The car that was used

25:48to deliver illegal drugs

25:50was also searched.

25:52On social media,

25:54the suspects are talking

25:56to their parishioners.

25:58They do not have a license.

26:04The victory of Carlos Yulo

26:06in the 2024 Paris Olympics

26:08is still being celebrated.

26:10Sending well wishes

26:12to Golden Boy,

26:14Pinay Beauty Queens,

26:16Katriona Gray, Samantha Bernardo

26:18and Michelle D.

26:20The hearts of the stars

26:22are also with Carla Abrellana

26:24and Matteo Guidicelli.

26:26It's showtime family

26:28is also congratulating

26:30Anne Curtis and Chang Ami Perez.

26:32Memevice has a free entrance

26:34for food and drinks

26:36for Yulo

26:38in the new opening of

26:40the comedy club, The Serve.

26:44While the Filipino athletes

26:46are still fighting

26:48in the Paris Olympics,

26:50let's talk to the Philippine

26:52Olympic Committee President,

26:54Abrahama Bambol Tolentino.

26:56Good morning and welcome

26:58to Balitang Hali.

27:00Good morning.

27:02Yes, sir.

27:04We would like to hear

27:06from our athletes.

27:08How are they?

27:10Are they in high spirits?

27:12Especially after

27:14we scored two points

27:16from our countryman,

27:18Carlos Yulo.

27:20Yes, yes.

27:22We are still in high spirits.

27:24We still have five more

27:26to go.

27:28But overall,

27:30what is our assessment

27:32of the performance

27:34of our athletes?

27:36That's what

27:38we are waiting for.

27:40We are still waiting

27:42for the results.

27:44We are still waiting

27:46for the results.

27:48We are still waiting

27:50for the results.

27:52We are still waiting

27:54for the results.

27:56That's what I said

27:58before I left.

28:00We will deliver

28:02and we will surpass

28:04the Tokyo medal.

28:06We have already surpassed

28:08our sports history.

28:10We have already surpassed

28:12our sports history.

28:14Of course, we still have

28:16two medals to go.

28:18Of course, we still have

28:20two medals to go.

28:22That's true.

28:24For all of our athletes

28:26who are fighting for their medals,

28:28for all of our athletes who are fighting for their medals,

28:30it is important to see

28:32their perseverance.

28:34Speaking of which,

28:36we will hear from EJ Obiena,

28:38Union Marshall,

28:40and their results

28:42from their fights.

28:44How are they?

28:46They are okay.

28:48They are okay.

28:50They are okay.

28:52They are like the

28:54former Olympians.

28:56They are strong

28:58in their fights,

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37:46That dog entered a house

37:48in Gujarat, India.

37:50A child was seen sleeping

37:52on the sofa.

37:54The dog was wandering around.

37:56When he got close to the child,

37:58he suddenly attacked it.

38:00The child fell to the ground

38:02while the dog continued to bite him.

38:04The dog ran away

38:06after a man arrived.

38:08The child was injured and brought to the hospital.

38:10He got better

38:12and was given an anti-rabies vaccine.

38:14According to the local media,

38:16the parents of the child

38:18complained to the police.

38:20But there were no cases

38:22because the dog attacked

38:24and no one owned the dog.

38:28After a long period of time,

38:30the price of products and services

38:32in the country

38:34decreased again this June.

38:36According to the Philippine Statistics Authority,

38:38the inflation rate of this month

38:40is 4.4%.

38:42This is the highest rate since 2024.

38:44According to the Philippine Statistics Authority,

38:46the main reason for the rapid inflation

38:48is the rapid increase

38:50in house prices, water and electricity,

38:52as well as the rapid increase

38:54in gas prices

38:56and other oil products.

38:58Inflation also decreased

39:00due to the rapid increase in food prices

39:02such as meat, fruits,

39:04fish and other seafood.

39:06According to NEDA,

39:08the Department of Agriculture

39:10will issue a fuel subsidy

39:12to more than 100,000 farmers

39:14from August to September.

39:16They also have contracts

39:18to ensure sufficient food

39:20and support

39:22for vulnerable sectors.

39:24Inflation has now decreased.

39:28In other news,

39:30the Senate Committee on Public Information

39:32will investigate the case

39:34of sexual harassment

39:36of a GMA Network artist

39:38The committee chairman,

39:40Senator Robin Padilla,

39:42did not mention his name.

39:44But he said he wants to clarify

39:46the scandal that happened

39:48last month.

39:50That's why the GMA will call

39:52the GMA7.

39:54We are not saying

39:56that GMA7 has something to say.

39:58No.

40:00What we are saying here

40:02is that there needs to be

40:04a clear

40:06explanation

40:08to the committee

40:10of the mass media

40:12because this is

40:14public information.

40:16According to the GMA Network,

40:18it is now in consultation

40:20with the committee of Senator Padilla

40:22and confirmed that it will send

40:24a statement on the matter.

40:26At a young age,

40:28some members of the US Coast Guard

40:30and the National Oceanic

40:32and Atmospheric Administration

40:34will assist

40:36in the extraction of oil

40:38from three ships

40:40in the province.

40:42First, they went to Lamao Port

40:44in Limay City

40:46where the MT Terra Nova sank.

40:48They will continue

40:50their work to control

40:52the spread of the oil

40:54brought by the ships.

40:58In Lipabatanga,

41:00a group of young people

41:02will send a donation

41:04for the protection of the environment.

41:06That is a hair donation drive

41:08that can collect 20 kilos of hair.

41:10They will send it next Sunday

41:12to Bataan where the oil

41:14of the two ships ran out.

41:16Their project is supported

41:18by the people there.

41:24Off to the USA now.

41:26How many stars are there

41:28for the Sparkle World Tour?

41:30The Global Pinoys are in California.

41:32Julian San Jose and Raver Cruz

41:34are there as well as

41:36Bubay and Isko Moreno.

41:38They will also be part

41:40of the spectacular shows

41:42of Ai-Ai de las Alas

41:44and Alden Richards.

41:46Back to Back na Pasabog

41:48will be at the two-day concert

41:50on August 9 in Anaheim

41:52and August 10 in San Francisco.

41:54Here it is.

41:56If being an extra in the Olympics

41:58the Pinoys will be ready

42:00for the next podium finish.

42:02The two-time Olympic gold medalist

42:04Carlos Yulo

42:06will also be there.

42:08Here are some of the people

42:10who were hit by Yulo fever.

42:20Yulo!

42:22Romar Infante of Pangasinan.

42:24From bed to kitchen,

42:26tumbling

42:28is his favorite activity.

42:30Even when riding a motorcycle,

42:32he deserves a perfect score.

42:34Outdoor gymnast,

42:36Jumari Cho Magno

42:38of South Cotabato.

42:40For the 2028 Olympics,

42:42he's ready for the Parallel Bars

42:44and Tumba Bakud.

42:46Even the staff

42:48of a cafe in Binangon and Rizal

42:50were not spared.

42:52Even when cleaning or watering the plants,

42:54the outcome should be a perfect landing.

42:56CEO Salvador

42:58of Intari Zal

43:00even used a pool ball

43:02before going to the bank.

43:04Treading!

43:06See?

43:08You're our representative.

43:12Let's imitate him.

43:14But this kind of memes

43:16are really good.

43:18The Pinoys will not be forgiven.

43:20There's always someone

43:22who's already a gold medalist

43:24but he'll get more.

43:26Very good!

43:28And here's the latest news.

43:30We're part of a bigger mission.

43:32I'm Connie Cesar.

43:34I'm Oscar Oida.

43:36And I'm Aubrey Carampel.

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43:40service to the country,

43:42from GMA Integrated News,

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