Narito ang mga nangungunang balita ngayong November 5, 2024
- PHIVOLCS: Bulkang Kanlaon, nagbuga ng 5,177 toneladang sulfur dioxide | Mga residente sa Barangay Biaknabato, may naamoy na asupre mula sa Bulkang Kanlaon | Mahigit 5,000 residente, nakatakdang ilikas kung magpapatuloy ang aktibidad ng Bulkang Kanlaon
- Presyo ng mga gulay galing Benguet, halos triple ang itinaas | Ilang negosyante, umaasa na bababa ang presyo ng mga gulay sa Disyembre
- Ilang lugar sa San Pedro, Laguna, baha pa rin; ilang residente, nagkakasakit na | Mga kaso ng alipunga sa Barangay Landayan, mahigit 1,200 na; mahigit 20 naman ang may dengue | San Pedro LGU, nakikipag-usap sa iba pang bayan para pagtulungang solusyunan ang mabagal na paghupa ng baha
- Ilang senador, nanawagan sa LTO na tukuyin ang may-ari ng SUV na may plakang "7" na nahuling dumaan sa EDSA busway
- Panayam kay LTO Executive Director Greg Pua, Jr. kaugnay sa SUV na may plakang "7" na dumaan sa EDSA busway
- Ilang nagtitinda sa Commonwealth Market, wala nang naisalbang paninda mula sa sunog | Abiso sa mga motorista, bumibigat ang trapiko patungong Philcoa dahil sa sunog sa Commonwealth Market
- Mga murang Christmas tree, lights at decorations, mabibili sa Divisoria
- Pennsylvania, kabilang sa 7 swing states kung saan halos pantay ang mga tagasuporta nina Harris at Trump
- Panayam kay Philippine Ambassador to the US Jose Manuel Romualdez kaugnay sa U.S. elections
- Barbie Forteza, nanood ng "The Eras Tour" concert ni Taylor Swift sa Indianapolis, U.S.A.
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- PHIVOLCS: Bulkang Kanlaon, nagbuga ng 5,177 toneladang sulfur dioxide | Mga residente sa Barangay Biaknabato, may naamoy na asupre mula sa Bulkang Kanlaon | Mahigit 5,000 residente, nakatakdang ilikas kung magpapatuloy ang aktibidad ng Bulkang Kanlaon
- Presyo ng mga gulay galing Benguet, halos triple ang itinaas | Ilang negosyante, umaasa na bababa ang presyo ng mga gulay sa Disyembre
- Ilang lugar sa San Pedro, Laguna, baha pa rin; ilang residente, nagkakasakit na | Mga kaso ng alipunga sa Barangay Landayan, mahigit 1,200 na; mahigit 20 naman ang may dengue | San Pedro LGU, nakikipag-usap sa iba pang bayan para pagtulungang solusyunan ang mabagal na paghupa ng baha
- Ilang senador, nanawagan sa LTO na tukuyin ang may-ari ng SUV na may plakang "7" na nahuling dumaan sa EDSA busway
- Panayam kay LTO Executive Director Greg Pua, Jr. kaugnay sa SUV na may plakang "7" na dumaan sa EDSA busway
- Ilang nagtitinda sa Commonwealth Market, wala nang naisalbang paninda mula sa sunog | Abiso sa mga motorista, bumibigat ang trapiko patungong Philcoa dahil sa sunog sa Commonwealth Market
- Mga murang Christmas tree, lights at decorations, mabibili sa Divisoria
- Pennsylvania, kabilang sa 7 swing states kung saan halos pantay ang mga tagasuporta nina Harris at Trump
- Panayam kay Philippine Ambassador to the US Jose Manuel Romualdez kaugnay sa U.S. elections
- Barbie Forteza, nanood ng "The Eras Tour" concert ni Taylor Swift sa Indianapolis, U.S.A.
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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00:00Asuprea volcano erupted again in Negros Island.
00:17According to the latest FIVOX, more than 5,000 tons of sulfur dioxide erupted in the Canlaon Volcano last Sunday.
00:25According to FIVOX, it is a possible source of hydrothermal and magmatic activity inside the volcano.
00:30The Canlaon Volcano remains under Alert Level 2,
00:33so it is still prohibited to enter the 4-kilometer radius permanent danger zone around the volcano.
00:38In Barangay Biak na Bato, in La Castellana, Negros Occidental,
00:43some residents smell sulfur from the volcano.
00:46There is no ashfall that is monitored in the area.
00:49More than 5,000 residents are concerned if the activity of the volcano will continue.
00:57The prices of vegetables from Benguet have almost tripled.
01:00Live from Dagupan City, we have the first news, Claire Lacanilau-Dunca of GMA Regional TV.
01:08Claire.
01:10Igan, due to the effect of Hurricane Cristina,
01:14which was followed by Hurricane Leon,
01:16the prices of vegetables from Highland Vegetables such as cabbage, cabbage and petchay have increased.
01:26Some businessmen in Baguio City are complaining that it is difficult to get vegetables from the La Trinidad Vegetable Trading Post.
01:33That is why the prices of vegetables from Highland Vegetables have almost tripled.
01:38The price of cabbage has increased to P100 per kilo,
01:42while the price of carrots, potatoes and chayote has increased to P150 per kilo.
01:48The price of broccoli has increased to P200 to P300 per kilo,
01:52while the price of petchay has increased to P100 per kilo,
01:55while the price of lettuce has increased to P300 to P400 per kilo.
01:59The continuous rains and the upcoming typhoon that followed,
02:04that is the first thing that increased the prices of vegetables here in Baguio.
02:08It is difficult to get vegetables.
02:12Some buyers are just discarding the vegetables to save money.
02:15It's expensive. Some vegetables are cheaper in Manila.
02:18Especially the broccoli, it's more expensive.
02:20Some businessmen are hoping that the prices of Highland Vegetables will go down in December to recover their profits.
02:29Igan, according to the monitoring of SINAG, the supply of vegetables is affected because of the typhoon.
02:41Suppliers and retailers are hoping that with the good weather,
02:48the prices of Highland Vegetables in the market will return to normal.
02:53Thank you very much Claire Lacanilau-Duncan of GMA Regional TV.
02:59A family in Barangay Landayan in San Pedro, Laguna is still staying at the evacuation center
03:05because the flood is still not reaching their area.
03:08We have first news from Niko Wahe.
03:14For several days, after the typhoon Kristina and the typhoon Leon,
03:18there are still floods in some parts of Laguna, especially in the areas near Laguna Dibay.
03:24Here in Barangay Landayan in San Pedro, there have been floods for two weeks.
03:28The water is now black and smelly.
03:31It is also mixed with garbage and dirt.
03:34Luz' house has a roof inside so that her family won't be submerged in the flood.
03:40Their beds are also submerged in the water.
03:44Our house is already smelly. Sometimes, we are already crying. It's already smelly.
03:51They have been here for a long time and they don't plan to leave.
03:54It's hard for me to buy a house now. It's too expensive.
03:57We can't afford to buy a house because I'm just a plumber.
04:03In this part of Barangay Landayan, they are already using this raft
04:08because until now, the situation is still the same.
04:11The flood is still severe. The water is still reaching Baywang.
04:16The residents are not leaving because they are always saying,
04:21Joanne's family, even though they are used to it, is still having a hard time in this situation.
04:26The children here are also in pain because of the smell.
04:30When it rains, they scream. Their ears hurt.
04:32They are also having a hard time getting a job.
04:35It's hard to get a job.
04:37It's like it's slippery and when you get there, you're still drowning in the flood.
04:41Other residents are also in pain.
04:43It's been five days already.
04:47Even though the residents are using a raft, there are still people who need to get in the flood.
04:52According to the Barangay, there are more than 1,200 cases of Alipunga here in Landayan.
04:57We are getting in the flood. We are bringing water. We are delivering it.
05:01Maybe it's because of the water. The water is already black.
05:04Inside our house, there is no raft.
05:07It's just that our feet are itching because of the water.
05:12There are more than 20 cases of dengue in the Barangay.
05:15We are next to a ravine.
05:17Until now, we have experienced water in our house next to a ravine.
05:24What's happening?
05:26Because our area is low.
05:29That's why the water is stopping.
05:31The water reached us in December.
05:33According to San Pedro LGU, Laguna Lake is too silted
05:37so that it cannot receive water.
05:40There are too many puddles under the ravine.
05:43That's why when it floods, it doesn't sink immediately.
05:46Is there a solution to the long-term problem?
05:49Our waterways are continuously declogging, desilting,
05:57and we are putting in slow protection and retaining walls, flood control projects
06:03so that the rainwater from the upper areas can go directly to Laguna.
06:11San Pedro LGU is also talking to the LGU of Binan and Maguing in Muntinlupa
06:16to help solve the slow flooding, especially in Lakeshore Barangay.
06:22Here is the first news, Niko Juaje for GMA Integrated News.
06:26Senators in the Land Transportation Office
06:29are demanding that the owner and driver of the SUV that was last seen on the Elza Busway this Sunday
06:34should be held accountable.
06:35President Chris Escudero said that the owner of the vehicle should be held accountable.
06:39According to Altio, the plate number 7 on the vehicle is fake.
06:44This is not only a violation of the traffic laws, but it is also affecting the image of the Senate.
06:49Senator Raffy Tulfo supported Escudero's call.
06:53The Senate should immediately inform the owner of the last seen SUV.
06:58According to Altio, the owner of the SUV is being identified
07:02and who is the driver of the last seen SUV.
07:08Regarding the last seen SUV on the Elza Busway that has the plate number 7 used by the Senators,
07:13we have with us Atty. Greg Pua Jr., executive director of the Land Transportation Office. Good morning.
07:20Good morning Igan. Good morning to all of you listening.
07:25Has your office verified that the plate number 7 used by the last seen SUV on the Elza Busway is fake?
07:36Igan, we have verified that this was not issued by Altio. That's why this is a fake.
07:45It was not issued on the Cadillac vehicle?
07:49It was not issued on the Cadillac. We did not issue a number 7 protocol plate on a white Cadillac.
07:56Even the plate itself, we did not issue it.
08:00How can the public know that it's fake?
08:04Many people are using it. It's easy to buy a number 7 plate.
08:08Yes. We have security features and designs that are used on the plates that we are issuing.
08:17We did not see it on the number 7 plate that is on the video.
08:25There are security features and codes?
08:28Yes. I'm sorry Igan if I can't tell you.
08:33If we tell you what our security features and designs are,
08:39It might be fake.
08:40It might be fake.
08:43But Atty. Pua, if you look at the video, there's no conduction sticker.
08:48Is it easy to identify the owner? How is that?
08:54That's the challenge Igan.
08:56If there's no conduction sticker because we can't see it.
09:03It's a unique identification of the vehicle.
09:05But on the video Igan, we saw something.
09:10Although blurred, we saw something orange on the windshield of the driver's side.
09:17Okay.
09:18We're hoping, we're coordinating with other agencies.
09:22To enhance it, they have a video that is clearer.
09:27We can immediately see the conduction sticker.
09:30Atty. Pua, we have a lot of people on the streets, big vehicles.
09:35Sometimes, there's no plate and no conduction sticker.
09:38Why is it moving?
09:42If there's a conduction sticker because of the plate, it can move.
09:50If there's a conduction sticker, we can see if it's removed or attached.
09:59We're studying that the conduction sticker is still required despite having a plate number.
10:09Okay. Atty. Pua, in the record of LTO, is there only a few owners who have expensive vehicles?
10:17Cadillac Escalade.
10:19Is there only a few owners in the Philippines?
10:22There's only a few.
10:24Our initial number is less than 30.
10:29But we're still looking.
10:30We might not be able to type or search.
10:34So we're still looking if that's the number or not.
10:39Those are the registered ones?
10:41Yes.
10:43There are also smuggled ones, right?
10:46Yes. If it's not registered, we won't be able to check.
10:51If that's the number, we can easily find out.
10:56With the help of the public, you can easily find those vehicles.
11:00Yes. We're looking for help from the public.
11:06If you know who the owner is or if you're next to your neighbor, please let us know.
11:15So we can issue a show-cost.
11:20So until now, there's no identity.
11:22Because in social media, there's a billionaire businessman who's being targeted by his owner.
11:30You also have a record in LTO. Please confirm, you haven't been targeted yet?
11:34Not yet.
11:36Social media is really difficult.
11:38Good luck Atty. Pua. Take care. LTO Executive Director Atty. Greg Pua Jr.
11:45It's early in the morning.
11:47The fire is still raging in Commonwealth Market, Quezon City.
11:50The traffic is also affected near the market.
11:53We have live news.
11:55This is Bea Pilac.
11:57Bea.
12:00Igan, the second alarm has been going off for more than four hours.
12:04The fire is still raging here in the Commonwealth Market, Quezon City.
12:09It's past two o'clock in the early morning when the fire started here in the Commonwealth Market.
12:14There are many vendors who were able to save their stalls while the market is still on fire.
12:21Some of them, we talked to them, their hearts were broken when their stalls and stalls were damaged.
12:27Not only some of them were saved, but also themselves.
12:31But others still tried to sell their stalls even though they can still sell them today.
12:39Meanwhile, Igan.
12:40At this time, the motorists who are passing through Commonwealth Avenue towards Philkoa,
12:46are being warned to expect moderate to heavy traffic while the fire is still raging.
12:52That's the first news from Quezon City.
12:54Bea Pilac for GMA Integrated News.
13:00Igan, it's already past 50 days.
13:02So those who are looking for cheap Christmas decorations and displays,
13:05welcome to Divisoria in Manila.
13:07Let's do some Christmas shopping.
13:09Here's the first live news from Bam Alegre.
13:12Bam!
13:16Igan, good morning.
13:17It's just past 50 days.
13:18So for many Filipinos, Christmas is already in our hearts.
13:22For those who want their Christmas budget to be worth it, Divisoria in Manila is now ready.
13:30Joshua Solis' stalls are now booming here in Elia Street in Divisoria in Manila.
13:35He says that he's already selling this while his family is preparing Christmas lights for their homes.
13:40The cheapest ordinary lights are Php 150.
13:43But if you add this up, you can get super bright lights for Php 300.
13:49Or longer curtain lights for Php 700.
13:52Everything you're looking for is here.
13:55Is it Christmas tree?
13:56Divises!
13:57What's the height?
13:58The 3-feet is only Php 300.
14:004-feet, Php 550.
14:025-feet, Php 750.
14:04And 6-feet, Php 1,200.
14:06You can also add 50-pesos for small designs like ice cream.
14:11Or Php 350 for Santa Claus.
14:14There's also a wreath for Php 300-100.
14:17Or a setia decor for Php 150 for a dozen.
14:21Now, there's less stock of Christmas lights.
14:27Stalls are getting more expensive.
14:34Here's a tip for the early bird.
14:36The stalls here in Ilaya, Divisoria, will open at 5 in the morning.
14:41No hassle, no traffic.
14:43This is the first news from Divisoria, Manila.
14:45Bamalegre for GMA Integrated News.
14:56Pennsylvania is one of the places being monitored in the US elections.
15:00This is a swing state where the US Vice President Kamala Harris and former US President Donald Trump have almost equal support.
15:08For the update, we will talk to GMA Integrated News stringer Dave Llabanes Jr.
15:14Dave, how is the situation there? Good morning.
15:17Good evening here in Pennsylvania.
15:20Pennsylvania is a battleground state.
15:24From now on, the polling percent will open to vote for the next president of the United States.
15:31Dave, aside from the US President, what other positions will be voted in the US elections?
15:37Among those who will vote, there are 435 congressmen, 34 senators, 11 governors.
15:50Dave, how critical is the state of Pennsylvania in the results of the US elections?
15:55You know Dave, Pennsylvania is one of the swing states that is important to Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
16:02The Republican Party knows Pennsylvania well.
16:05But this was changed during the last presidential election after US President Joe Biden won this election.
16:12How is the fight between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump? Is it close Dave?
16:19As of now, the fight is very close and there's a lot of disinformation spreading,
16:24especially to the supporters of both parties.
16:29Pennsylvania is important to both candidates because it's possible to win here.
16:34Whoever wins here in Pennsylvania, it's possible to declare victory in the upcoming election.
16:40How is the preparation of those who will vote later?
16:44As of now, Pennsylvania is ready.
16:47On November 3, the early voting was over.
16:51Yesterday, they took a rest.
16:54Tomorrow, the voting will start and all the precincts are ready for those who will vote on Tuesday.
17:05Dave, we heard that there are a lot of Filipinos who are running for the US elections.
17:10What is their position?
17:12In America, there are eight Filipino-Americans running for various positions,
17:19including the Assemblymember, State Senate, Mayor, and one of the members of the Filipino community,
17:29Jocelyn Jurado, who is the first Filipino to be elected as a member of the council in Los Angeles City.
17:40Thank you very much GMA Integrated News Stringer Dave Llavanes Jr. who is in Pennsylvania, USA.
17:45Be careful. Good luck.
17:47Good morning to the US presidential elections.
17:50We are listening to Philippine Ambassador to the US, Jose Manuel from Maldives.
17:54Good morning Ambassador.
17:55Good morning to you.
17:57How is the situation in America? It's just a few hours and it's already Election Day.
18:03Well, everybody is anxious here. All the voters are eagerly waiting for tomorrow.
18:14This election is a big deal because it's very close and the country is divided.
18:23What is the pulse of the Filipino community for the two who will be elected later?
18:32Well, it's kind of the same pulse.
18:35It's divided.
18:36Yes, it's divided. I'm from Ohio and Filipinos are divided there.
18:44Some are Republican candidates and some are Democratic candidates.
18:49But in California, we know that there are more Filipinos there and mostly, of course, they are Democrats in California.
18:58Yes. We have a series of crimes against Asians.
19:03Are our countrymen targeted in this election, Ambassador?
19:08No. You know, the good thing about us Filipinos is that we are appreciated here.
19:16Generally, all the districts in America,
19:23there are a lot of Filipinos that are really good workers and appreciated by the community.
19:29Our food, Adobo and Pancit, is very popular here.
19:34So there are Filipinos who will be elected, Ambassador?
19:40There are. I don't remember who. But in California, there are Filipinos who will be elected.
19:48Okay. Whoever wins in the two, Kamala Harris or Donald Trump,
19:53will the result of the U.S. elections affect the economy of the Philippines?
19:58Well, the economy, we don't know the clear policy of the Republican Party candidate, President Trump.
20:08But we know that America is first.
20:11What we expect is that American businesses in China will move to Asian countries.
20:20So we're hoping that it will continue.
20:23But there is a push for many of these companies to go back to the United States and manufacture in the United States.
20:29They will be given tax incentives.
20:32We're still hopeful that there will be more businesses that will go to us.
20:38The latest figures is that the biggest exports now in the Asian countries,
20:46Vietnam and the Philippines is on top of the list of exports to the United States, which is a good sign.
20:53Ambassador, do you think our problem in the West Philippine Sea and mutual defense treaty
20:59will have an effect or will there be a change if someone wins in the two?
21:03No. There will be no change.
21:06I talked to the people who worked with President Trump and it looks like they will return to the White House.
21:14They assured me that our defense treaty will continue.
21:20Our existing forces agreement since 1993 and 1994 and the end current since 2016.
21:29It's important for them because it's in their interest that the Indo-Pacific region is in America.
21:37Thank you very much.
21:38Be careful Philippine Ambassador to the U.S. Jose Manuel Romualde. Thank you.
21:42Thank you Arnold. Thank you Fred.
21:49Dream come true for Red Sun star Barbie Forteza.
21:53She watched the The Heiress Tour of multi-awarded singer-songwriter Taylor Swift in America.
22:05On Instagram, Barbie shared the moments of her collaboration with Taylor's live singing
22:11of her hit songs Cruel Summer, All Too Well, and Love Story.
22:17Barbie has been a huge fan of Taylor for a long time.
22:20She became emotional when she was touched by the Sparkle artist Rain Matienzo
22:24during the Heiress Tour merch in February.
22:27Barbie is so cute. She's so happy.
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