Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: SEPTEMBER 12, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong September 12, 2024 - Dating Palawan Gov. Joel Reyes na wanted sa kasong pagpatay sa isang broadcaster, sumuko sa NBI | Dating Iloilo City Mayor Jed Mabilog na may kasong graft, sumuko sa NBI - Bureau of Immigration: Alice Guo, sinampahan ng deportation case | DOJ Sec. Remulla: Alice Guo, dapat nasa kustodiya ng Bureau of Immigration dahil sa deportation case | DOJ, iginiit na sa Sandiganbayan dapat nakasampa ang graft case vs. Guo; hinihintay ang sagot ng Ombudsman | PAOCC: Iisang criminal organization lang ang nagpapatakbo sa mga POGO hub sa Porac, Pampanga at Bamban, Tarlac | Search warrant, hiniling ng PAOCC para maghukay sa Porac POGO kasunod ng mga sumbong na may inilibing doon - Panayam kay PAOCC Spokesperson Dir. Winston Casio tungkol sa mga isyu sa mga POGO - Kampo ni Cassandra Li Ong, naghain ng petition for certiorari at TRO sa Supreme Court laban sa mga komite sa Senado at Kamara - San Sebastian Stags, panalo kontra-LPU Pirates, 95-93 | Mapua Cardinals, panalo laban sa EAC Generals, 69-66 - Pilipinas at China, nag-usap tungkol sa sunod-sunod na insidente ng harassment sa Escoda Shoal, ayon sa Chinese Foreign Ministry | Philippine Navy, nakahanda raw sakaling tangkain ng China na hilahin ang BRP Teresa Magbanua sa Escoda Shoal - Presyo ng bigas sa Mega Q Mart, bumaba; well-milled rice, limitado ang supply - Meralco: May P0.15/kWh na dagdag-singil ngayong Setyembre; panibagong power rate hike sa Oktubre | Mga consumer, may kaniya-kaniyang diskarte para makatipid sa kuryente - Sen. Tulfo: Ilang OFW, nabiktima ng human trafficking; nakaranas ng harassment habang ipinupuslit palabas ng Pilipinas - Grupo ng mga babaeng tinawag na "Pastoral," inaakusahan si Quiboloy ng pang-aabuso | Pagharap ni Quiboloy sa Senado, inihahanda na | Sen. Dela Rosa, gustong malinawan sa mga detalye ng pagkakahuli kay Quiboloy | BJMP: Quiboloy at iba pang akusado, ituturing bilang ordinaryong PDL | DND, kinontra ang hiling ng kampo ni Quiboloy na house arrest o ilipat sa kustodiya ng AFP - "Balota" starring Marian Rivera, mapapanood sa 44th Hawaii International Film Festival sa Amerika sa October | "Balota," magbabalik-sinehan sa Pilipinas simula October 16 | "Pagtatag!" docu film ng SB19, may 3-day screening sa Hong Kong ngayong September 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.

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00:00Good morning. Here are the first news of GMA Integrated News.

00:19The former Palawan Governor Joel Reyes has already testified in the National Bureau of Investigation-NBI.

00:26Reyes was wanted for the murder of broadcaster Gerardo Ortega in 2011.

00:33Reyes has previously denied the accusation.

00:36According to the NBI, Reyes was admitted to a hospital where he was confined due to his medical condition.

00:45The connection of Dismissed Bamban Tarlac Mayor Alice Guo to the big boss of PONGO in Bamban and Borac, Pampanga is getting clearer

00:53according to the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission.

00:56A deportation case has been added to the various complaints and cases against Guo.

01:02The Judge Department believes that the Bureau of Immigration should have custody of the former mayor.

01:08Here are the first news, Salima Refran.

01:15Do you have the right to remain silent? Anything you say, you can...

01:19When he arrived in the country on the early morning of September 6,

01:22Miranda Reyes arrested and arrested the Bureau of Immigration, Dismissed Mayor Alice Guo.

01:31This is for the undesirability and misrepresentation of Guo, who is also known as Guo Huapeng.

01:38The NBI confirmed that Guo is also facing a deportation case.

01:43According to the Justice Secretary, the former mayor has many violations of immigration laws.

01:49Fake passport, her being an alien actually, her being an alien, trying to become or trying to pass herself off as a Filipino.

01:59I think that's a very major, major violation of law within our country. It's really an immigration matter.

02:08That's why when asked if the Senate or the Tarlac RTC should have custody of Guo,

02:13Remulia believes that the Bureau of Immigration should have custody of the former mayor.

02:19It's very clear that we are handling an immigration case here and that's very, very important.

02:25The immigration case has a primacy over all others when it comes to Alice Guo.

02:30An immigration case should take precedence over everything.

02:32In fact, the immigration case is non-bailable, there is no bail.

02:36This immigration case adds to the number of illegal cases that Guo is facing in various courts across the country.

02:44But just like other aliens who have cases,

02:47they need to finish them first and serve their sentence before facing deportation.

02:53Meanwhile, the Justice Department's ombudsman is just waiting for an answer

02:58regarding the Tarlac RTC's jurisdiction over Guo in its two graft cases

03:03that should be heard in the country.

03:06It's commonsensical to think that she would be more influential in that area,

03:13which is within her sphere of influence because she's the mayor of a town in the province where she's being taken as a detainee.

03:22That's why I have a discomfort right from the start regarding this matter.

03:27According to the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission of PAOC,

03:31Guo's connection with the alien bosses of Pogo, Bamban Tarlac, and Pura Kampanga has become clearer.

03:39The Big Bosses of Lucky South 99 are the ones who helped Guo hide in Singapore and Indonesia.

03:48This is our allegation and it will be proven in our evidence and testimony

03:53that the two of them, Pura Kampanga, belong to one criminal organization.

03:58The PAOC is also asking for a search warrant from the court to investigate

04:02the areas where Lucky South 99 raided the compound in Pura Kampanga.

04:08There are witnesses who came and said that foreign nationals buried bodies in Pura Kampanga in Lucky South 99.

04:20That's why we are now applying for a search warrant so that we can legally investigate the locations

04:30that were taught by witnesses that were not buried by foreign nationals.

04:35This is the first news. Sanny Marefran for GMA Integrated News.

04:41This is the first news that foreign nationals buried bodies in Pogo Hub in Pura Kampanga,

04:47and its connection with Pogo Hub in Bamban Tarlac.

04:50We will now talk to Director Winston Cascio, the spokesperson of the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission of PAOC.

04:56Good morning.

04:58Good morning Igor and good morning to our viewers.

05:03Have you obtained a warrant to investigate the buried bodies of foreign nationals in Pogo Hub in Pura Kampanga?

05:14Not yet. Last night, we had a meeting with prosecutors and our witnesses.

05:20They will have a meeting today to start drafting the application for a search warrant.

05:29Who is the source of the information Director?

05:32We have local witnesses who used to work in the area and they said that there are buried bodies here.

05:41They were taught about the locations.

05:43But as we said last night, we have to validate the information carefully so that we can apply for a warrant today.

05:52Where is Pogo Hub, the place where foreign nationals were buried?

05:57They were taught about three places where foreign nationals were buried.

06:06So of course, we're not taking it lightly.

06:10But of course, we also have to validate the information.

06:13According to the reports, that's what happened in 1999.

06:17Is this inside Pogo Hub or outside?

06:20It's inside.

06:22Inside Pogo Hub?

06:23Yes.

06:24That's their allegation that it's inside, that's where they were buried.

06:29There are two people who are saying that it's inside where foreign nationals were buried.

06:36So we're taking it seriously.

06:38Based on the information from your witnesses, how many foreign nationals were buried there?

06:45I didn't ask last night because I didn't go with them to the so-called occupant.

06:52Are there only foreign nationals or are there Filipinos with them?

06:56Only foreign nationals.

06:58They usually violate rules, internal rules.

07:04So we'll have to check.

07:07As I said, this is not a simple allegation.

07:10What they said can be true, but it can also be untrue.

07:14But then again, we would like to err on the side of caution because we're talking about the lives of people here.

07:21Yes.

07:22Director, your PORAC and Pogo Hub in Bamban, based on your investigations,

07:30is this connected to one syndicate and one of their so-called big boss?

07:37It's beginning to appear like.

07:40Before, we have already visited Bamban.

07:43We have seen the documents related to Bamban and PORAC.

07:48After Bamban, we went to this PORAC.

07:51Before, it was just a theory.

07:53But as time went by, based on the documents and testimonies, the truth was proven.

08:00This last escape of Gua Ping, that's the definite evidence that they are really together.

08:07The big boss of Lockist 1999, Jiang Ji and Duan Renwu, helped him.

08:14Yes. But in the Senate hearing, Alice Guo still denied her connection to the Pogos, Director.

08:22She can deny all she wants, but the evidence will speak for itself.

08:30The Chinese name that Alice Guo wrote in the Senate hearing, in the paper,

08:35did you recognize it? Does it have a connection to the illegal Pogos, Director?

08:39Yes. When the Senate hearing was being held, Senator Estrada gave a clue.

08:49He said the person is in Taiwan and the person has five passports.

08:55In our profile of the Pogos' bosses, only one person fits that profile.

09:03The ex-partner of Gua Ping, Wang Jiyang, is the only one who fits that profile.

09:10I also read in an interview, in a report about the interview with Senator Estrada,

09:17after the hearing, he was ambushed and interviewed.

09:22He asked if it was Wang Jiyang. The answer of our senator is most probably.

09:30I strongly believe that Wang Jiyang is the one who wrote in the paper of Gua Ping.

09:36The NBI has a plan to call Alice Guo as a woman.

09:41According to your investigation, is it confirmed that she has a face to make our investigators go crazy?

09:50I'm not sure if the intention is to make them go crazy.

09:55Or maybe these people have been idolizing Gua Ping and following her style, clothes, hair and so on.

10:06But it is within the right of the NBI. That's right.

10:10Investigate it. Maybe later, Gua Ping has doppelgangers.

10:15Good luck to your other operations. Thank you very much.

10:19I'm your host, spokesperson Director Winston Cascio. Be careful.

10:22Thank you Egan.

10:24Cassandra Lee Ong filed a petition for certiorari

10:28and asked for a temporary restraining order from the Supreme Court against the committees of the Senate and the House of Representatives.

10:33Ong is one of those who are involved in the illegal operation of Pogo in Porac, Pampanga,

10:38and is facing a hearing in the Quadcom in the House of Representatives.

10:42Attorney Ferdinand Topacio said that the judges are going too far in forcing Ong to answer.

10:48Ong wants to be jailed more than answering the questions of the judges who are already affected by his mental health.

10:57He's shouting, he's being ridiculed, he's being ridiculed, he's being intimidated, he's being threatened.

11:03There are very insulting words that are being said to him.

11:06You are the witnesses of this.

11:09That's the only thing we want to stop.

11:11Once the right to remain silent is invoked, no further questionings should be made.

11:18Sen. Rizon Tiveros admitted that the Supreme Court will demand the power of the Senate to issue a subpoena and contempt.

11:26Congressman Dan Fernandez said that Ong cannot use the right to remain silent.

11:31He can invoke the right against self-incrimination, depending on the question.

11:36Topacio told Fernandez that he should not comment on the merit of the petition.

11:43If Fernandez will continue, Topacio will be forced to eat motion to have him cite in contempt of the court.

11:51If Fernandez will not comment, he will be fired.

12:01San Sebastian Staggs made a comeback against LPU Pirates in their match in NCAA Season 100 Men's Basketball.

12:08In the last minute of the 4th quarter, Staggs had a 12-0 run to chase the 10-point lead of the Pirates.

12:16The game ended with a final score of 95-93.

12:20Because of that, Staggs had two wins and they still did not lose.

12:24Meanwhile, Mapua Cardinals and EAC Generals also had a close game.

12:29In the end, the Cardinals won the score of 69-66.

12:35They both have a 1-1 standing this season.

12:38You can watch the game of NCAA Season 100 live on JTV at Heart of Asia

12:43and also on the live stream on the social media pages of NCAA Philippines and JMA Sports.

12:50There was a deep discussion between the Philippines and China regarding the next incident of harassment in Escoda Shoal

12:57according to the Chinese Foreign Ministry.

12:59China also reiterated that they have the right to the Escoda Shoal

13:04and urged the Philippines to remove our ships from there.

13:07Moreover, the Philippines and China agreed to maintain diplomacy and communication regarding the issues in the South China Sea.

13:16JMA Integrated News even tried to get a statement from the Department of Foreign Affairs,

13:22before the DFA tested the harassment of China in the Escoda Shoal,

13:28which is part of the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Philippines.

13:32The Philippine Navy also said that they have a plan in case China tries to attack the BRP Teresa Magbanwa

13:38which is anchored in the Escoda Shoal.

13:41The Philippine Navy gave other details but the AFP-Warsan Command already knew about the protocol regarding that.

13:52As of September, the price of rice decreased according to those who sell it in Mega Q Mart.

13:57However, there is a type of rice that is limited in supply now.

14:01Live from Quezon City, we have the first news, James Agustin.

14:04James, what is this type of rice?

14:10Maris, good morning.

14:11Those who sell rice here in Mega Q Mart are hoping that the supply of 45 pesos per kilo of rice will continue.

14:19As of now, Maris, the supply is limited.

14:21But even if it is limited, it is pleasing to those who we talked to, Mami Mili.

14:2845 pesos per kilo is the cheapest weld mill rice that can be bought from Mega Q Mart in Quezon City.

14:35But it is said that the supply is limited according to those who sell it.

14:38That's why they are giving limited rice to Mami Mili.

14:41If the supply of rice is limited, you can give them 3 kilos.

14:47But if it is more, you can give them 5 kilos.

14:50I hope that the supply of rice will continue so that we can help other people.

14:59The price of other types of rice also decreased.

15:02Local rice is 52 pesos to 55 pesos per kilo.

15:06The imported rice is 56 pesos to 60 pesos per kilo.

15:10The price of imported rice depends on the type of rice.

15:12Since September, the price of imported rice decreased.

15:17Because of the tariff, the price of imported rice decreased from 35 percent to 15 percent.

15:22What will happen is that the price of imported rice will decrease compared to the price of local rice.

15:27Of course, it is in our favor.

15:29For the people, those who can grow their own rice, they don't need to suffer.

15:32I hope that the price of imported rice will continue to decrease.

15:36We don't grow our own rice.

15:38Why? Because of our tracking.

15:40If the price of imported rice decreases, it is because of them.

15:44Mami Mili is happy that the price of imported rice decreased.

15:47Just like those who have a business and buy rice every day.

15:50It is a big help.

15:52Why?

15:53Because, of course, those who buy rice, if the price of imported rice decreases, they will buy rice.

16:00We will decrease the price of imported rice.

16:05We will decrease the price of imported rice.

16:06We will decrease the price of imported rice.

16:11Meanwhile, Marie, when I was going around the rice markets here in Mega Q Mart,

16:15there are places where their stock of 45 pesos of cheap rice is only 10 to 20 pesos.

16:22If that supply is no longer available, they will not be able to sell to their Mami Mili.

16:26That is why those who are selling can really hope that the supply of this cheap rice will continue.

16:33That is the first news.

16:34From Quezon City, I am James Agustin for GEMA Integrated News.

16:39Some of our countrymen are already saving.

16:42Now, there is a rise in electricity prices.

16:44I am hoping that it will continue in the next month.

16:47There is a live news.

16:48This is Bea Pinla.

16:50Bea.

16:55Marie, the rise in electricity prices is at 15 centavos per kilowatt hour this September.

17:00So, there is no electricity bill for this month.

17:02Some consumers are already paying.

17:04They are saying that they will save on electricity bills.

17:12Mang Teresito's family is not able to watch TV shows anymore

17:17because their consumption of electricity is rising.

17:22We will just watch on our cellphones.

17:24We will just charge it.

17:27They will save more this month because of the rise in electricity bills of 15 centavos per kilowatt hour.

17:34That is almost P31 for a bill that consumes 200 kilowatt hours per month.

17:40Meralco explained that this is because of the increased transmission charge.

17:44Meralco added an additional charge in October after the Energy Regulatory Commission approved

17:51the new fuel supply contract that will be passed to consumers.

17:55People are getting used to it.

17:57It is hard for us because we don't have a good job.

18:02If you will add more electricity, it will be hard for us.

18:07We don't have anything to do.

18:09That's what they said.

18:10I am just working on electricity.

18:12For the bakery owner, Kier, it is hard to save on electricity,

18:17especially when they are open 24 hours a day.

18:20What is their discard to save on electricity bills?

18:25If we don't use electricity anymore, we will just turn it off.

18:29Just like the refrigerator.

18:31At night, the soft drinks are not that strong.

18:36We will just turn it off.

18:37We just open it in the morning when there are a lot of people buying.

18:41But for some, it is not that easy to save on electricity.

18:45We just use a beater and electricity.

18:48It is hard to save on electricity, especially when it is hot.

18:51We just use a ventilator.

18:53With a ventilator, if you have a lot of family members,

18:56you can use four ventilators.

18:59That's why it is expensive.

19:06Maris, adding more electricity is bad for the economy.

19:09That's why we talked to some people.

19:11Aside from saving on electricity,

19:14they are asking for double payments so they can get extra income to pay for electricity.

19:18That's the first news from Navotas Bejapinlac for GMA Integrated News.

19:25The people in the backdoor exit of the Philippines have not changed,

19:29according to Senator Rafi Tulfo.

19:31Yesterday, he told the Senate about the harassment committed by some OFWs

19:35who were victims of human trafficking.

19:38That's the first news of Mark Salazar.

19:44Senator Rafi Tulfo stood in the plenary to tell how human traffickers

19:50outside the country harassed their OFWs.

19:54This is probably the route that Alice Guo used in their escape to the country.

20:00The modus of human traffickers and illegal recruiters in Tulfo's story has not changed.

20:06They locked down their jobs in Europe in exchange for a placement fee of P400,000.

20:12But the way to go to Europe is illegal.

20:17They started their journey on August 6.

20:21They took a commercial flight from Manila to Zamboanga.

20:26On August 7, they took a flight from Zamboanga to Tawi-Tawi.

20:31On August 8, they continued their journey by boat.

20:37Here, one of the OFWs was kidnapped by their banker.

20:45In fear of being thrown into the sea, he was not able to escape.

20:50On the night of August 8, they arrived in Semporna, Sabah.

20:56From Sabah to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia to Makatawid to Thailand,

21:01it is clear to the victims that they entered a dangerous place.

21:05They called their recruiter.

21:08They told them the reasons.

21:11They even tried to ask for money to fix the problem.

21:17They were shocked.

21:19The group called their families because their recruiter warned them

21:26that if they do not give extra money, they will have problems

21:31because they left their luggage with drugs.

21:35This case was closed to Tulfo and DMW, that's why they were saved.

21:40But there are still many people in this situation.

21:43This issue was referred to the Committee on Labor and Committee on Justice and Human Rights

21:48to investigate.

21:50This is the first news.

21:52Mark Salazar for GMA Integrated News.

21:57The face-to-face meeting of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ

22:00founder Pastor Apollo Quiboloy

22:02regarding the sexual abuse within their organization.

22:05It does not start yet.

22:07There is a new accusation against the pastor.

22:10First news, Ian Cruz.

22:14The new sexual abuse accusations against Pastor Apollo Quiboloy

22:19were reported to the police while they were conducting an operation

22:24in the Kingdom of Jesus Christ compound in Davao City.

22:28The victims are members of the group of women called pastoral

22:33or those in the inner circle of Quiboloy.

22:36The youngest of them is 16 years old.

22:40The parents of the victims themselves approached the police.

22:45According to PNP chief Rommel Francisco Marbil,

22:48the victims accused the victims of their horrific experiences

22:53that showed an alarming pattern of sexual abuse.

22:57They are now investigating the evidence

23:00to strengthen the case against Quiboloy.

23:03They were also victimized by Pastor Quiboloy allegedly.

23:07He was also abused allegedly.

23:09Quiboloy's lawyer, attorney Israelito Torion,

23:13has not yet commented on this

23:15because the PNP has not yet given a clear detail.

23:20There were hearings in the Senate

23:22regarding the first allegations of sexual abuse

23:25against some members of the KOJC.

23:27Quiboloy did not attend, so he was contempted this March.

23:31His questions are now collected.

23:34How was it set up that the people he recruited

23:38as believers in him and his kingdom

23:42instead abused women and minors,

23:47men, but he also tortured them,

23:50he forced them to commit sexual abuse

23:52so that he could sustain his wealth,

23:57his human trafficking in different parts of the Philippines

24:03and even in other countries.

24:05Quiboloy's case is now being planned in the Senate.

24:08The next hearing of the Committee on Women, Children,

24:13Family Relations, and Gender Equality is yet to be announced.

24:16I will write to the Supreme Court

24:19so that maybe he is also here

24:22as a follow-up to the Standing Warrant of the Senate for him.

24:26GMA Integrated News tried to get Quiboloy's opinion

24:30about this through his lawyer,

24:33but they did not answer our texts and calls.

24:36Senator Bato de la Rosa also wants to know

24:39the details of Quiboloy's case this past Sunday night.

24:42I was not able to understand the exact details of his surrender.

24:48He was just hiding inside.

24:50He was just inside.

24:52If he surrendered, how did he involve ISAP?

24:56There was no ISAP inside.

24:58Right?

24:59There was no ISAP inside the compound of the QGC

25:03for him to surrender.

25:05The police were allowed to control the area.

25:08Quiboloy was charged with child and sexual abuse

25:11by Quiboloy and his accomplices

25:13in the Quezon City RTC Branch 106.

25:16If the court gives its consent,

25:19Pastor and Cresente Canada will be transferred

25:22to this prison in the Quezon City Jail.

25:25In the female dorm,

25:27Jackie Linroy, Ingrid Canada, and Silvia Semanyes will be jailed.

25:32It depends on the security assessment

25:34if they will be mixed with another person deprived of liberty.

25:38What is the treatment?

25:40How we classify?

25:41If it's a cell?

25:42A treatment for an ordinary PDL?

25:45It's the same for him.

25:47He's just an ordinary PDL in terms of budget.

25:50For now, the accused is being held at the PNP Custodial Center

25:54because of the PNP's motion.

25:56Quiboloy's camp would have preferred house arrest

26:00or to be transferred to the custody of the AFP,

26:02which is against the Department of National Defense.

26:06There is a strict security protocol in the AFP facilities

26:09so suspects with criminal cases cannot be jailed.

26:14The DOJ has already asked the court to grant it.

26:18As far as I remember,

26:21those who are being given house arrest

26:23are those who did not resist or agreed to be arrested.

26:31This is the first news, Ian Cruz for GMA Integrated News.

27:01Balota will return to the Philippines starting October 16.

27:31For GMA News abroad,

27:33stay tuned to GMA Pinoy TV and www.gmanews.tv.

28:01For GMA News abroad, stay tuned to GMA Pinoy TV and www.gmanews.tv.

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