Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: AUGUST 9, 2024 [HD]
Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong August 9, 2024
- Police Regional Office-11: Pastor Apollo Quiboloy, nagtatago sa KOJC compound | Bank accounts, mga ari-arian ng Pastor, KOJC, at kompanya sa likod ng SMNI, pina-freeze ng Court of Appeals | SMNI, maghahain ng mosyon o TRO laban sa pag-freeze ng kanilang mga ari-arian
- Ilang guro, lumalagpas daw sa maximum na 6 hours ang oras ng trabaho | DepEd, pinag-aaralan ang mga report na sobra umano ang oras ng pagtuturo ng ilang guro | Ilang magulang, suportado ang planong pagbabawas sa oras ng pagtuturo ng mga guro
- Isyu sa budget, isa sa mga dahilan kung bakit nagbitiw bilang DepEd Secretary si VP Sara Duterte | VP Duterte, hindi pa raw nakikita at nakakausap ulit si PBBM | VP Duterte: "Kung sino 'yung nakikita n'yong nag-re-react...'yun 'yung mga taong natatamaan ng mga sinasabi ko" | VP Duterte: "It's all about politics. Everything is all about politics and power"
- State of calamity, idineklara sa Calatagan, Batangas dahil sa dumaraming African Swine Fever cases | Lian, Batangas LGU, posible ring magdeklara ng state of calamity dahil sa ASF cases; nagsasagawa ng blood sampling sa mga baboy | Mga kaso ng ASF, naitala sa 7 bayan sa Batangas | Ilang alagang baboy, namatay at nagkasakit; mga nagtitinda ng karneng baboy, apektado ang kabuhayan | Blood sampling at rapid testing, isinasagawa na rin sa mga bayan sa Batangas na wala pang ASF case
- Panayam kay DOTr Usec. Andy Ortega kaugnay sa tigil-pasada ng MANIBELA mula August 14-16
- Ilang Pinoy, doble-kayod ngayong buwan dahil sa paniniwalang Ghost Month ito
- Ilang lugar sa Navotas, binabaha pa rin dahil sa nasirang floodgate | Banta ng leptospirosis, pinangangambahan ng ilang taga-Navotas dahil sa madalas na pagbaha roon | MMDA: Nasirang floodgate sa Navotas, target maayos ngayong Agosto
- Pagkapanalo ni Carlos Yulo sa Olympics, inspirasyon sa mga kabataang gymnast |
Carlos Yulo: "Gusto ko pong mag-Olympics sa 2028" | Carlos Yulo, nagpasalamat sa lahat ng sumuporta sa kaniya | Carlos Yulo, nakatutok muna sa kaniyang personal na buhay
- Pork products, bumaba ang presyo | Presyo ng karneng manok, stable | Ilang gulay, bumaba ang presyo; tumaas naman ang iba
- Dating Comelec Chairman Andy Bautista, pinakakasuhan ng US federal grand jury sa pagtanggap umano ng suhol noong Eleksyon 2016
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.
- Police Regional Office-11: Pastor Apollo Quiboloy, nagtatago sa KOJC compound | Bank accounts, mga ari-arian ng Pastor, KOJC, at kompanya sa likod ng SMNI, pina-freeze ng Court of Appeals | SMNI, maghahain ng mosyon o TRO laban sa pag-freeze ng kanilang mga ari-arian
- Ilang guro, lumalagpas daw sa maximum na 6 hours ang oras ng trabaho | DepEd, pinag-aaralan ang mga report na sobra umano ang oras ng pagtuturo ng ilang guro | Ilang magulang, suportado ang planong pagbabawas sa oras ng pagtuturo ng mga guro
- Isyu sa budget, isa sa mga dahilan kung bakit nagbitiw bilang DepEd Secretary si VP Sara Duterte | VP Duterte, hindi pa raw nakikita at nakakausap ulit si PBBM | VP Duterte: "Kung sino 'yung nakikita n'yong nag-re-react...'yun 'yung mga taong natatamaan ng mga sinasabi ko" | VP Duterte: "It's all about politics. Everything is all about politics and power"
- State of calamity, idineklara sa Calatagan, Batangas dahil sa dumaraming African Swine Fever cases | Lian, Batangas LGU, posible ring magdeklara ng state of calamity dahil sa ASF cases; nagsasagawa ng blood sampling sa mga baboy | Mga kaso ng ASF, naitala sa 7 bayan sa Batangas | Ilang alagang baboy, namatay at nagkasakit; mga nagtitinda ng karneng baboy, apektado ang kabuhayan | Blood sampling at rapid testing, isinasagawa na rin sa mga bayan sa Batangas na wala pang ASF case
- Panayam kay DOTr Usec. Andy Ortega kaugnay sa tigil-pasada ng MANIBELA mula August 14-16
- Ilang Pinoy, doble-kayod ngayong buwan dahil sa paniniwalang Ghost Month ito
- Ilang lugar sa Navotas, binabaha pa rin dahil sa nasirang floodgate | Banta ng leptospirosis, pinangangambahan ng ilang taga-Navotas dahil sa madalas na pagbaha roon | MMDA: Nasirang floodgate sa Navotas, target maayos ngayong Agosto
- Pagkapanalo ni Carlos Yulo sa Olympics, inspirasyon sa mga kabataang gymnast |
Carlos Yulo: "Gusto ko pong mag-Olympics sa 2028" | Carlos Yulo, nagpasalamat sa lahat ng sumuporta sa kaniya | Carlos Yulo, nakatutok muna sa kaniyang personal na buhay
- Pork products, bumaba ang presyo | Presyo ng karneng manok, stable | Ilang gulay, bumaba ang presyo; tumaas naman ang iba
- Dating Comelec Chairman Andy Bautista, pinakakasuhan ng US federal grand jury sa pagtanggap umano ng suhol noong Eleksyon 2016
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.
Transcript
00:00Good morning. Here are the first news brought to you by GMA Integrated News.
00:20The police believe that Pastor Apollo Quibuloy is hiding in the Kingdom of Jesus Christ compound in Davao City.
00:28According to the Police Region Office 11, the police are just being careful so their actions are calculated.
00:33The compound is 30 hectares wide so it's a big challenge to file an arrest warrant.
00:39The police also don't want innocent people to be involved so they appealed to Quibuloy to give up.
00:48To limit Quibuloy's actions, the Court of Appeals freezed his bank accounts and assets.
00:55The freeze order includes 10 personal bank accounts of Pastor, 7 properties, 5 vehicles, and 1 aircraft.
01:03Also, 47 bank accounts of KOJC, 16 real property, and 16 vehicles.
01:11The accounts and properties are also included in the name of Suarazug Media Corporation
01:16which runs Sunshine Media Network International or SMNI.
01:21Here are the accounts and properties of the Children's Joy Foundation established by Quibuloy.
01:27According to Quibuloy's lawyer and KOJC, they will not comment until they receive a copy of the freeze order.
01:35According to the SMNI's lawyer, they respect the decision of the CA.
01:40But they will comply with the motion of the CA to return the order or request a temporary restraining order from the Supreme Court.
01:47Quibuloy is facing charges of child and sexual abuse and qualified human trafficking.
01:52Aside from that, he has several cases in the United States, including sex trafficking, fraud and coercion, and bulk cash smuggling.
02:00Pastora has previously denied the accusations.
02:03The Department of Education is reviewing the reports that the number of hours of work of some teachers in public schools is too much and plans to reduce it.
02:12Supported by some teachers and their parents, GMA Integrated News is talking about this.
02:16Here's the first news, Bea Pinlac.
02:21Some teachers in Navotas Elementary School cannot avoid feeling tired because of their heavy work,
02:28which sometimes exceeds the maximum six-hour teaching period.
02:33Our teachers are like fairies.
02:36But Teacher Candidado has admitted that there are days when he feels tired,
02:41especially when he needs to add more hours of teaching to his students.
02:46We cannot avoid having too much hours with the teachers.
02:51It is also affecting us.
02:53But of course, as a teacher, we should be flexible enough.
02:56We should not show the children that we are tired.
03:01Teacher Normalita, on the other hand, is just looking for a service in the town if her teaching time is too much.
03:08We follow the six hours.
03:11For example, if there are extra hours that we google, we do it voluntarily.
03:18For us, there are no extra hours.
03:23We don't count the hours as long as the learner is satisfied.
03:30According to the Education Secretary, Sunny Angara,
03:33Kagawaran is looking at those who received this report about teachers who teach for more than six hours.
03:40Under the Magna Carta of Public School Teachers,
03:43the maximum teaching period of teachers is only six hours per day.
03:48Some teacher groups have already become tired because of the heavy workload for the teachers,
03:54as well as the implementation of solid curriculum.
03:57Under DepEd Order No. 5 passed by the former DepEd Chief, Vice President Sara Duterte,
04:03teachers are required to teach for six hours and two more hours for teacher ancillary tasks.
04:11According to Mrs. Mary Ann and Father Marciano,
04:14the working hours of teachers are reduced because they are afraid that the quality of teaching will be affected to their children and grandchildren
04:22if the teachers are burned out.
04:24The teaching is not easy.
04:27The teaching is not easy.
04:31What can I do?
04:35They are tired.
04:36For the children, they are having a hard time.
04:41They still need the guidance of their parents.
04:45We really need to help the teachers.
04:48This is the first news.
04:50Dea Pinlac for GMA Integrated News.
04:53Deputy Vice President Sara Duterte has other issues regarding her,
04:57such as the reduction of her security and her authority in the government.
05:01VP Duterte also shared one of the reasons why she withdrew from DepEd.
05:07Here's the first news.
05:09Marisol Abduraman.
05:15Just recently, Vice President Duterte held a meeting.
05:18After formally taking over as the head of DepEd,
05:21the reasons why she withdrew from DepEd as a member of the Cabinet.
05:25She said that she can't do it alone.
05:27The list of reasons is really long.
05:31There are different categories.
05:33There's personal, just the two of us.
05:35There's DepEd.
05:37There's budget.
05:39There's also for the country.
05:41So, the list is a bit long.
05:47At the moment, I'm not ready to sit on it one by one.
05:53But I'll tell you when I'm ready.
05:56Someday, I just don't know when that day and time will come.
06:01But she shared one of the reasons that has to do with the budget of the government.
06:06But if you just read the list and trace where the money is going,
06:12you'll see that the handling of the money and the budget of the government is not good.
06:21I tried to correct what I saw wrong.
06:27But of course, I didn't get any support.
06:31I didn't see any changes.
06:33That's why I said that it won't be repeated in my budget for 2025.
06:39I can no longer handle the Department of Education budget and I'll just repeat what I did before.
06:46How is your relationship with BBM, ma'am?
06:50Oh, we haven't seen each other and we haven't talked to President Marcos.
06:55I don't have a description of our relationship with President Marcos.
07:00We haven't talked to each other.
07:02Now, he's no longer in the power of administration.
07:04It seems that the vice president is speaking more freely.
07:08Whoever you see reacting publicly and privately to what I'm saying,
07:14those are the people who are affected by what I said in my statements.
07:20Those who are not up to the service, not up to their work, and not up to serving the country.
07:30My frustration as a vice president and as a Filipino in what's happening,
07:38or what we hear from our government,
07:41I said that I'm not moving for the administration,
07:47I'm not moving for the opposition, not for politics, but for the country.
07:53VP Sara was surprised by the Octa Research survey,
07:56where the number of Filipinos who claim to be pro-Duterte decreased.
08:00I was surprised because I just saw a survey asking if you're pro-Marcos or pro-Duterte.
08:10Do you really spend money to ask people if you're pro-Marcos or pro-Duterte?
08:20Maybe they should ask if you're pro-Philippines.
08:24I'm sure all of that will be transferred to the pro-Philippines.
08:29If you read it right away, the motive there is perpetuation in power.
08:33All of these threats to your power will be destroyed.
08:40It's very obvious.
08:44For all of what you hear, see, and do,
08:48the motive there is, I don't want this to come down on me forever,
08:54so I will destroy you all.
08:56I don't care if what I do to you is true or not,
09:02as long as you are destroyed.
09:04That's the motive there.
09:06It's all about politics.
09:08Everything is all about politics and power.
09:11We also asked Bice how his security is now.
09:15Because the surveillance, the casings, that's how the PNP harasses.
09:23That's the modus of the PNP when they want to harass people.
09:31So it depends on you if you notice that you're being harassed or what you're going to do.
09:36So now what we do is we record everything they do.
09:42We get the facts and put it in a file.
09:46Do I feel threatened?
09:48Yes.
09:49This is not the first time that we have a problem with politics as a family.
09:58This is the first news.
10:00Marisol Abdurrahman for GMA Integrated News.
10:04Igan, Batangas is also in a state of calamity because of the increasing number of African Swine Fever or ASF.
10:12The livelihood of hog raisers is affected and the meat is being sold in Batangas.
10:17For the update, we have live news from Denisse Abante of GMA Regional TV.
10:23Denisse.
10:24Igan, until now, there is no initial information or data from the ASF offices here in the province of Batangas or Pivet
10:37because they are still looking for data from the affected areas.
10:45Aside from the town of Lobo in Batangas where the state of calamity declared
10:50because of the positive case of ASF, the state of calamity also declared the town of Calatagan.
10:57This is followed by the increase of positive cases of ASF in their area.
11:01Through the declaration of the state of calamity,
11:04it will be faster to get aid from the LGU to the affected hog raisers.
11:10I have declared the session of San Julian Bayan to cater to the farmers who are really affected so that funds can be distributed.
11:19Lian LGU is studying if the town is under the state of calamity
11:24while they are continuing the blood sampling of the hog raisers in the area.
11:29We will be able to get funds for the needs in the area.
11:35Even if there is support from the province,
11:39because the amount of infestation in our two barangays is already big.
11:45According to the Batangas-Opivet, seven towns in the province are affected by ASF.
11:51This is the last town of San Juan where there is a barangay where a positive case has been declared.
11:57Opivet has not yet identified the particular barangay.
12:01Meanwhile, some quarrels that used to be full of hog raisers are now vacant.
12:06This quarrel in Barangay Buhay na Sapa,
12:08there were ten fatteners and one pig that was slaughtered but all died because of the disease.
12:15It was not confirmed if it was ASF that killed the pigs.
12:19According to the owner of the pig farm, the one that was slaughtered this July was the first to get sick
12:23and after two days, the other pigs also got sick.
12:27The hog raiser Manolito did not expect that his native pigs would be affected
12:33and he believes that the resistance is stronger.
12:36I have a black pig.
12:39I have seven children.
12:41All of them died.
12:43They got sick.
12:45They got sick and died.
12:47None of them survived.
12:48I also have a white pig.
12:51He also had three children.
12:55All of them also died.
12:57Some of them also got sick.
12:59We treated them but they did not recover.
13:03They did not eat.
13:05The pig farmers in the area were also affected.
13:09Before, this pig farm was full of pigs.
13:13Now, he is selling fish and he is hoping to recover his income.
13:18I have been selling pork for three weeks now because it is very expensive.
13:22I only sell fish.
13:25The Office of the Provincial Veterinarian did not give an interview in front of the camera
13:30regarding the ASF case.
13:32But according to them, they are also conducting blood sampling and rapid testing
13:37in municipalities that are not yet affected by ASF.
13:46In our interview with the Office of the Provincial Veterinarian here in Batangas,
13:50they are also in contact with the PDR or MO
13:53and other agencies here in the province
13:56in order to prevent the spread of ASF in other places here in the province.
14:03Thank you very much.
14:04Denise Abante of GMA Regional TV.
14:07The Manibela group will be closed for three days from August 14 to 16.
14:13We will talk to the Department of Transportation Undersecretary, Andy Ortega.
14:19Good morning, Usec.
14:22Good morning, Susan. Good morning to all of you.
14:27Usec, Manibela said that if there is no proper directive from the DOTR or LTFRB
14:33in connection with the troopers and operators who are not yet consolidated,
14:36they will continue the strike.
14:38Is there a directive that you are forming regarding this, Usec?
14:44You know, we do not understand the directive that is being said.
14:49But it's very clear to the media, to the people, and to the transportation sector.
14:57The consolidation is done on April 30.
15:00Very successful, 83%.
15:03The program continues.
15:05Our President spoke again the other day.
15:08DOTR, LTFRB.
15:10What we are doing in the program continues.
15:13The transportation sector continues to talk and move.
15:18So we did not think about the directive that is being mentioned.
15:23It is clear that the program of our government continues for our commuters.
15:30Usec, the POV Modernization Program has been implemented for a few months.
15:33Do you see anything that needs to be changed or fixed?
15:37Definitely, our program is not perfect.
15:41In fact, in the past year, the talks continue.
15:45Since Congress, Senado, Congreso, we have visited several times and talked to the transportation sector.
15:52We have talked a lot.
15:54We have also improved a lot.
15:56We expect more things to maybe crop up.
16:00But what is important is what we are seeing.
16:02Based on the past year, things that were raised, were addressed,
16:07we can fix and improve our program.
16:11Because as I said, the program is not perfect.
16:14But what is good about this is that it embraces a large part of our sector in the transportation sector.
16:23Usec Ortega, what about the routes of jeeps?
16:26Are there any reports from you that there are routes that are lacking or there are no jeeps passing through?
16:32If that is the case, it will affect our commuters.
16:36So far, how are the reports you have received?
16:39You know, the most critical was the April 30 deadline.
16:44That's when we looked at the routes, if there are such problems.
16:48And that was months ago, April 30.
16:51It's nice and it's good to know and to say that there are no such problems.
16:57Maybe if those days will pass when there are holidays or rallies,
17:03that will really affect certain routes.
17:06But it's safe to say that our transition to our new transportation will be fine.
17:15On normal days, there are no problems in all the routes of jeeps?
17:19There are none.
17:21Yes. Usec, the issue regarding the modernization program is not ending.
17:26And based on the situation now, where will it go?
17:30What will be the next part of the program?
17:32We thought that when the deadline was over, it was okay.
17:35But here we are again.
17:37It's like we are facing issues again.
17:41What will be the next part of this program, Usec Ortega?
17:44Just to be clear, the program is okay.
17:48It's running.
17:49The process is moving.
17:52It's just unfortunate that only two groups are left.
17:58It's clear that they did not accept our ruling on consolidation.
18:04That's why they went to the Supreme Court.
18:06Maybe it's best that they just wait for their case in the Supreme Court.
18:12Now we are in the next stage, route rationalization.
18:16We are preparing and arranging it.
18:18We are talking with LGUs to find out how many vehicles we will have,
18:22so it won't be too many or not enough.
18:24That will take two years.
18:26Later on, we will continue to modernize vehicles.
18:30But that will take a few years from now.
18:33But as of now, we are continuing the capacity building.
18:37We are strengthening the cooperatives through seminars,
18:40like management, financial management, labor laws,
18:43and their discipline on the streets.
18:45So the program is 100% continuous.
18:49But we are always open for any concerns to come
18:53so that we can find a solution.
18:56Okay. Thank you very much, Usec Andy Ortega.
18:59We'll keep in touch.
19:00Good morning to you.
19:02Good morning to you too.
19:04Double effort and hard work by some Filipinos this month
19:07because of what is believed to be a ghost month.
19:10What is a ghost month?
19:12First news live in Manila, Jomer Apresto.
19:15Jomer, what is a ghost month?
19:21Ivan, good morning.
19:22I'm here in Ilaya, Divisoria, Tondo, Manila.
19:25Some vendors are complaining because of the slow sales this month.
19:30They are blaming the ghost month.
19:33What is this?
19:34Ana has been in a bake shop for more than 4 years.
19:38And every month of July or August, their sales are slow.
19:42This is called by the Chinese as a ghost month.
19:45Despite this, they cannot shut down.
19:48The ghost month is believed in some countries in Asia.
19:51Based on culture and according to their Feng Shui expert,
19:54it starts in the month of August and reaches to the part of September.
19:59At this time, it is said that the gates of heaven and hell are opening at the same time.
20:05They believe that the spirits are making noise
20:09and it has the power to affect our decisions in life.
20:12The vendor, Richelle, also believes in the ghost month.
20:17Her problem now is how to strengthen her sales, especially since she is new to her job.
20:23Even the vendor, Jennifer, also believes in the ghost month.
20:27How does Jennifer fight this belief?
20:34The ghost month.
20:35Because it is in August, that's why the hardships are there.
20:39Now, the ghost month, our cakes and breads are weak.
20:43The Chinese say that even if it's just a little, as long as it's profitable.
20:49It's a bit weak now.
20:51The sales are weak now, even if it's day or night, it's weak.
20:55I was hoping that I could get the Nespec that I will sell.
21:07Meanwhile, Ivan, the ghost month started on the 4th of August and ended on the 2nd of September.
21:15There are also those who believe that whether it's the ghost month or not,
21:18our success in life is based on our own efforts and faith.
21:23That's the first news from Manila.
21:25I am Joe Merapresto for GMA Integrated News.
21:30Even if there is no storm, some voters still have a problem with the frequent flooding.
21:35Why? Let's find out in the first live news of Bea Pingla.
21:38Bea.
21:44Susan, for now, the water level is not high here.
21:47But according to some residents, since the end of the ghost month,
21:51the flooding has been frequent and increasing.
21:56After the Tangostanza floodgate was destroyed this June.
22:04Mary Jane's family can't sleep because they are worried that the water will reach their house.
22:12They say that the water will quickly reach their house during high tide.
22:16And sometimes, they say that it will reach their bed while they are sleeping.
22:22We can't sleep anymore. We can't sleep anymore.
22:26We are already going down.
22:28We already removed our things.
22:31We put them on the table.
22:34We are really affected.
22:36Fernando admitted that he has a bigger problem with his daily life
22:43since the floodgate was destroyed.
22:45But he says that they are already used to it.
22:48It's hard because the water level is high.
22:52That's why the people here are trying to survive.
22:57But there is no solution.
23:00Of course, the people here are already used to it.
23:03The main thing that Federico is thinking about is the effect on his family's well-being.
23:09Especially now that there are more cases of leptospirosis.
23:13Of course, the water level is high.
23:20The MMDA's target is for the floodgate to be repaired this August.
23:25The floodgate was damaged last June when a large barge hit it during low tide.
23:30According to Navotas Mayor John Retiangco,
23:33even if it takes a long time, they are still trying to improve the navigational gate.
23:39Some of the challenges they are facing in fixing the floodgate
23:43is the time and the sea.
23:51Susan, some of the residents we talked to here are ready
23:56if the water level rises again today.
23:59And that's the first news from Navotas.
24:02Be up in luck for GMA Integrated News.
24:09After a long battle in the preparation for the Olympics gold medalist, Carlos Yulo.
24:16Yulo's victory serves as an inspiration for the young gymnasts.
24:21First news, Oscar Oida.
24:25The double gold Olympic victory of Carlos Yulo.
24:31Inspiration now for the young gymnasts.
24:34We are proud as athletes of gymnastics
24:38because it's easy to recognize the sport.
24:43And we are athletes.
24:46When Kaloy called, they realized that
24:49men can be angry, we can break the gender norms.
24:54It's the ultimate goal if Carlos considers the double gold medal
24:58that he won in men's gymnastics of 2024 Paris Olympics
25:03but he said in an interview in 24 Hours,
25:06he's not yet finished his journey in the world of strength.
25:10I don't ask for anything else now.
25:13I'm so grateful to the Lord that He heard me
25:17and He didn't abandon me in all the challenges that He gave me.
25:22I grew up.
25:23I will not stop.
25:25Of course, I still want to go to the Olympics in 2028.
25:30Yulo is very grateful for all the support to him
25:34as his coach and for all the help in his training.
25:38We did our best in all aspects of training.
25:42We really worked hard.
25:45We were asked a lot of questions by coaches
25:48about their strategy.
25:51Even to his girlfriend, Chloe.
25:53I took care of my mental health and well-being.
25:57I got to know myself personally.
26:00Through ups and downs, Chloe is always there for me.
26:04And when it comes to the ups and downs of various institutions
26:09and establishments, Yulo said,
26:12It's up to me.
26:13I also have a team that will handle it.
26:16For now, Yulo is focused on his personal life.
26:20Let them achieve what they want.
26:24But he also needs to prepare for his next match in gymnastics.
26:29The code of points will also be different next year.
26:32That's what we will study.
26:35I need to adjust.
26:43For those who will go grocery this weekend,
26:45let's talk about the price of some of our products.
26:47Live from Marikina Public Market,
26:49we have the first news from EJ Gomez.
26:51EJ, what are the highs?
26:54Ivan, for those of us who plan to cook meat dishes,
27:01we can push the price today.
27:04The price of pork is going down,
27:06while for chicken, there is no movement.
27:09There are also some vegetables whose prices are going down.
27:13We will find out the sale of those items here in Marikina Public Market.
27:19It's still early in the day,
27:21but Tatay Romy is already cutting pork.
27:25They are busy selling their products because of the high demand.
27:28Even though all of their products are going down,
27:31for example, Liempo is now 350 pesos per kilo,
27:35which used to be 380 pesos.
27:37Kasim is now 340 pesos,
27:40which used to be 360 pesos.
27:44Ribs are now 330 pesos,
27:47which used to be 350 pesos.
27:50Pork liver is now 250 pesos.
27:55For Arly, who goes to the market every day,
27:58he bought pork for his family's dinner for the whole afternoon.
28:02For chicken, there is no change in the price.
28:05Drone sticks, wings, and breast part can be bought for 280 pesos.
28:10Drone sticks, wings, and breast part can be bought for 240 pesos per kilo.
28:15For the whole chicken, it's now 200 pesos per kilo.
28:18For the whole chicken, it's now 220 pesos per kilo.
28:23For the whole chicken, it's now 120 pesos per kilo.
28:28Meanwhile, there are also some vegetables whose prices are still the same.
28:33For the vegetables that went down, the price of potatoes is now 70 pesos,
28:37which used to be 100 pesos.
28:40For chayote, it's now 30 pesos, which used to be 70 pesos.
28:44For each kilo of tomato, it can be bought for 80 pesos,
28:47which used to be 200 pesos.
28:50For the vegetables that went up in price,
28:52including eggplant, it's now 135 pesos, which used to be 70 pesos.
28:57For carrots, it's now 130 pesos, which used to be 70 pesos.
29:01For long pepper, it's now 165 pesos, which used to be 60 pesos.
29:06For broccoli, it's now 100 pesos, which used to be 250 pesos per kilo.
29:12For cauliflower, it's now 50 pesos, which used to be 200 pesos.
29:18According to Tatay Romy, both have high supply and demand,
29:21which is why the prices went down.
29:25The demand for pork has increased,
29:28and that's why the prices went down.
29:33It's okay, because we can still sell it.
29:38That's why we're still looking for a way to make a living.
29:43I bought a kilo of fish, which I'm going to fry in my pan.
29:46This is for my dog.
29:48How's the price?
29:50It's okay, it didn't go up.
29:52There's no change.
29:53That's why it didn't go up.
29:56That's why we're saving so we can sell it.
29:58Even if it's a small amount, it's still okay.
30:00As long as you can pay for it, it's okay.
30:10Ivan, according to the pork vendors we talked to earlier,
30:15the price of their items has gone down since last week.
30:21It's the same with the chicken.
30:23Their prices are still the same.
30:29Here's the first news from Marikina.
30:32EJ Gomez for GMA Integrated News.
30:37Here's the latest news.
30:39Here's the latest news.
30:40The former Commission on Elections' U.S. Federal Grand Jury is now suing
30:44Ocomelec Chairman Andy Bautista.
30:47According to the U.S. Justice Department,
30:49Bautista will face one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering
30:53and three counts of international laundering of monetary statements.
30:58Because of that, Bautista received a complaint from a company
31:02that bought the Philippine Vote Counting Machine for the 2016 election.
31:07There is no statement yet about Bautista, but he previously denied the allegation.