24 Oras Weekend Express: February 16, 2025 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga balitang ating tinutukan ngayong Linggo, February 16, 2025:  -Residential area sa Brgy. Bagong Pag-Asa, Quezon City, nasunog -Mandamus petition kaugnay sa impeachment, tama lang na ihain pero malabong pagbigyan ng SC, ayon sa isang constitutional law expert -Planong P15 na minimum fare sa jeep, diringgin ng LTFRB sa Feb. 19 -Apat na weather systems, nagpapaulan sa bansa -Bulkang Taal, nagkaroon ng minor phreatic eruption kagabi at kaninang umaga, alert level 1 pa rin -3 China Coast Guard vessels, namataan malapit sa El Nido -Nasa 500 bata, nakiisa sa parada ng Museo Pambata -Bulkang Kanlaon, 2 beses nang nagbuga ng abo mula kahapon; ash fall, naranasan sa ilang bahagi ng Bago City, Negros Occ. -Senatorial candidates, tuloy sa pangangampanya -13 labi sa mass grave sa Malate Catholic Sch. noong WWII, may pagkakakilanlan na; kabilang ang bayaning si Maria Orosa -PBBM, may pasaring sa sinabi ni FPRRD kaugnay sa umano'y pagpatay sa 15 senador -Lolo, arestado dahil sa umano'y panggagahasa sa sariling apo; anak niyang nahalay din umano sa biktima, tinutugis -Karneng baboy, mahal pa rin sa mga palengke; SINAG, uusisain ang mga producer at retailer -Pope Francis, mas bumubuti na ang lagay matapos magka-respiratory tract infection, 'patuloy na nagpapagaling -Barbie Forteza, ine-enjoy ang kanyang solo era; may fun vacation sa South Korea -Color analysis, nakatutulong daw sa pagbuo ng mga OOTD para mas maging confident at good-looking  24 Oras Weekend is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Ivan Mayrina and Pia Arcangel. It airs on GMA-7, Saturdays and Sundays at 5:30 PM (PHL Time). For more videos from 24 Oras Weekend, visit  http://www.gmanews.tv/24orasweekend.  #GMAIntegratedNews #GMANetwork #KapusoStream #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   GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

Transcript

00:00We're here!

00:1024 hours.

00:14Good afternoon.

00:15Almost none of the items were burned in the barangay Bagong Pag-asa in Quezon City earlier.

00:21The fire reached the third alarm which reached for more than an hour before the fire out was declared.

00:27Ma'am Gonzales was there.

00:36Ruby and her new born son seemed to be awake.

00:40They were living in the barangay Bagong Pag-asa in Quezon City earlier at 2 in the afternoon.

00:46None of the items were burned.

00:49The rain didn't last long.

00:51The fire spread quickly in the back.

00:54I didn't get anything.

00:56I only got my baby's clothes.

00:58I didn't get any clothes. I only got my son's clothes.

01:01I don't know if I was able to save him because I was just holding him like that.

01:05It rained earlier but the fire spread quickly in the houses and adjacent commercial establishments.

01:10Edgar traveled by jeep with his young son when he heard that there was a fire.

01:16His son was crying because he didn't get any school supplies and his school card.

01:22It's a good thing that I was with him because if I left him, he might get burned.

01:26We didn't save any clothes.

01:28Not even one?

01:29Not even one.

01:31He only has a birth certificate.

01:33The other residents each had their own belongings and relatives.

01:36There were also people who were passing by to help in extinguishing the fire.

01:41The part of North Avenue where the firetrucks were placed was temporarily closed.

01:46The firefighters responded quickly because the National Headquarters of the Bureau of Fire Protection was located right in front of the fire.

01:54There was a firetruck in front of us.

01:56The people in the barangay also helped us.

01:59They helped us with the bucket relay.

02:02After more than an hour, the fire was declared out.

02:05According to the BFP, no one was hurt or burned.

02:09As of now, it is still unknown how many families were affected.

02:12In front of us is a commercial area with a bakery and shops.

02:16Behind us are ISF presidential offices.

02:19We are still under investigation.

02:24For GMA Integrated News, Mav Gonzales was detained for 24 hours.

02:30It is only right to file a petition in the Supreme Court

02:33to urge the Senate to start the impeachment process of Vice President Sara Duterte,

02:38according to an expert.

02:39But she also thinks that the court's decision is wrong.

02:43Why? Do you know why?

02:45Mav Gonzales has the answer.

02:49While the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte in the Senate has been ongoing for a long time,

02:54political instability occurred according to the constitutional law expert, Atty. Domingo Cayoza.

03:00He is in favor of filing a petition for a mandate in the Supreme Court

03:05to urge the magistrates of the Senate to start the impeachment trial.

03:09A petition was filed by the former Special Government Council of the Presidential Commission on Good Government,

03:14or PCGG, Catalino Generillo Jr.

03:17It doesn't have to be finished, but at least it has started because they still have three to four months.

03:22The language of our Constitution is clear.

03:25The trial will start on the fourth week when they are accepted.

03:29That means there is no delay.

03:31What they are using are legal doubts or issues.

03:35In fact, it seems that their main reason is that the re-electionists need money.

03:42Others are afraid of the backlash of black voters.

03:47Cayoza said that now the senators have a copy of the Articles of Impeachment,

03:52which states that VP Duterte should also receive a copy of it.

03:56In the Constitution, the deadline is clear, only 10 days.

03:59Give it to him so that he can answer it. Let's find out what his answer is.

04:03They just started it properly. It's unfair to the Vice President in a way.

04:09The complaint is already on the website. It's already in the public domain.

04:14But the other party has not yet given a formal answer.

04:17What's happening now is that there are trolls and their own interviews in the media.

04:21But in Cayoza's opinion, the Supreme Court gave the mandamus petition as an excuse for the separation of powers of judicature and legislature.

04:30The Supreme Court does not want a constitutional crisis.

04:33The Supreme Court does not care much because that's what we call separation of powers and political question.

04:43When will it start? It is the wisdom of the elected senators and your respect for a co-equal branch of government.

04:52Retired Associate Justice Antonio Carpio said earlier that he did not agree with the petition.

04:58Based on the Constitution, only the Senate has the power to hear and make decisions on all cases of impeachment.

05:06Only when there is a grave abuse of discretion can the Supreme Court come in.

05:11Like during the time of the impeachment of Davide.

05:15It's up to the President to call a special session.

05:18You can no longer give a mandamus.

05:20We asked Vice President Sara Duterte and Senate President Cheese Escudero, but they did not agree.

05:27But Escudero said that he does not think that a special session for impeachment should be convened.

05:34The Vice President said that his legal team is preparing for impeachment.

05:38For GMA Integrated News, Mav Gonzales, 24 Hours.

05:44This week, the LTFRB will start the petition of some group of drivers to make the minimum fare for jeeps to 15 pesos from the current 13 pesos.

05:55Nico Juaez is on the case.

05:57MANGGLEN IS PAYING 700 PESOS PER DAY TO HIS FAMILY FROM THE JEEPNEY.

06:04IT'S NEVER ENOUGH, ESPECIALLY WHEN THE PURCHASES ARE EXPENSIVE, ESPECIALLY THE DIESEL.

06:10The diesel price went up. It went up again.

06:13When it went down, it was just pesos. It went up to pesos.

06:16So if the high fare plan continues, it's likely that he will pay more to his family.

06:23If it goes up, it's okay. For 700 pesos, 800 pesos, especially if the minimum fare goes down, it's around a thousand pesos.

06:32On February 19, the LTFRB will have a hearing.

06:35The minimum fare for jeeps from the current 13 pesos is in line with the plan to make it 15 pesos.

06:41In the pending of 2023, the board just gave a provisional increase.

06:48But at that time, the fuel was high, so they asked for 17 pesos.

06:53But the original price of 2022 was 15 pesos.

06:57In October 2023, the LTFRB approved the increase in the minimum fare for public utility jeepneys.

07:04From 12 pesos, it was made to 13 pesos.

07:07For modern jeeps, from 14 pesos, it was made to 15 pesos.

07:11So for choppers, it's time to increase the fare for jeeps.

07:15It's a good thing that it became 15 pesos. Because the diesel price is high now.

07:20It's okay, sir. Because the gas price is too high.

07:23For me, it's too heavy. I've been on a jeep many times.

07:28The Alliance of Transport Operators and Drivers Association of the Philippines, or ALTODAP, clarified that one of the petitioners of the high fare

07:36We're asking for a provisional increase first.

07:39Because if the fare goes down, it's easy for us to lower it.

07:43The provisional increase for those who lost their driver is enough.

07:48If it's a provisional increase, it's easier for them to lower the fare.

07:52Other petitioners, like ACTO and PASANGMAZDA, have already talked to them.

07:57It depends on the high price of the fuel that the fare will go up or down.

08:02They understand that their passengers, like them, are also having a hard time with the fares going up.

08:08But hopefully, they will understand, especially with the high price of the fuel.

08:13Like what happened on the coming Tuesday.

08:16For GMA Integrated News, I'm Nico Juahe, for Tutok 24 Horas.

08:21Four weather systems are causing rain in the country.

08:25According to Pag-asa, Mihan is the one that's causing the rain in Batanes and Babuyan Islands.

08:32Sheerline is the one that's causing the scattered rain and isolated thunderstorms in Mainland Cagayan, Isabela, Apayao, and Aurora.

08:41There will be scattered rain and thunderstorms in some parts of Mindanao and Palawan in the ITCZ, or Intertropical Convergence Zone.

08:50Parts of the country will experience heavy rain and thunderstorms in Metro Manila and other parts of the country due to the Easter Leaks.

08:57In the rainfall forecast of Metro Weather, it is possible to experience light to intense rains tomorrow in Northern, Central, and Southern Luzon.

09:05Light to intense rains can also be experienced in Central and Western Visayas, as well as in a large part of Mindanao.

09:13Metro Manila may also experience heavy rain tomorrow.

09:18The volcano Taal erupted again at 8 a.m.

09:23According to PHIVOX, the minor phreatic eruption lasted for 4 minutes.

09:27The plume was 900 meters high.

09:31Before that, a minor phreatic eruption was also recorded in the volcano at 9 p.m.

09:37Alert Level 1 in the Taal Volcano was still high.

09:42Not just one, but three ships of the China Coast Guard were spotted this morning near El Nido in Palawan, according to a maritime expert.

09:50He also confirmed that China is increasingly adhering to their 10-dash-line claim within our Exclusive Economic Zone.

09:58Jonathan Randall was there.

10:01This is how close the three ships of the China Coast Guard were this morning near El Nido, Palawan.

10:09Just 35 nautical miles, or 65 kilometers, according to the estimate and monitoring of maritime security expert and former U.S. senior defense official, Ray Powell.

10:31So, you know, we're starting to see more and more of these intrusive patrols near Palawan.

10:37Just last week, a Chinese research vessel was also spotted in Palawan.

10:42But according to the Philippine Navy, according to the protocol, the ship was only avoided in bad weather.

10:48The ships of the China Coast Guard in Palawan came from Scarborough Shoal and went down to El Nido early this morning, but left there immediately.

10:57We tried to confirm this with the Philippine Coast Guard, but they haven't responded yet.

11:02Last February 2, in Bolinao, Pangasinan, two ships of the Chinese Coast Guard also approached.

11:07But now in Palawan, three ships were sent.

11:11Usually they go sort of one or maybe two at a time, so taking three ships is sending a particular message of strength.

11:18The monster ship of China is no longer in the West Philippine Sea, according to Powell.

11:22But there are still some Chinese ships of the China Coast Guard left here.

11:26One of them was pushed by the Philippine Coast Guard far from Zambales, 95 nautical miles from the province of Dalampasigan.

11:33But it is still inside the EEZ or Exclusive Economic Zone of the Philippines.

11:37Your illegal activity will be reported to the higher authorities. Over.

11:42The Chinese ship of China was spotted by the BRP Cabra on the other side of the stormy waves there.

11:48It reached 5 to 8 nautical miles. According to Powell, this is done by intrusive patrols by China, which is not illegal.

11:57It's just aggressive, right? So what the Philippines has tended to do is to send out a ship or a plane or something just to monitor it.

12:06But according to the maritime law expert, Atty. J. Batumbacal, the Philippines needs to convince other countries to take action against the United Nations.

12:15The UN is not taking much action because first of all, there are over 160 member countries.

12:21And second, many of them were influenced by China.

12:26Their approach to the Coast Guard vessels is a threat.

12:30All of this means that they are showing that they are really stealing the sea and they really want us to submit.

12:40Yesterday, Foreign Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio personally talked about how to strengthen the alliance of the Philippines and America

12:50to support Rubio's so-called destabilizing actions of China in the South China Sea.

12:55The Armed Forces of the Philippines, according to the Southern Theater Command of China,

13:00that the Philippines will enter the maritime rights of China when it joins the patrol with America and Canada in the West Philippine Sea.

13:08According to the AFP, it is not the Philippines that is entering.

13:11We are still trying to get the statement of the Chinese Embassy about this.

13:15For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, Katutok, 24 Hours.

13:21Hundreds of children in Manila gathered as part of the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Children's Museum.

13:28The head of the museum asked for a takedown to amuse the visitors.

13:33And from Manila, Katutok Live!

13:37Katina?

13:40Pia, hundreds of children were one of the participants in the celebration of the Children's Museum in Manila.

13:50Garden-themed float, streets, and children holding their own flowers and leaves made from recycled materials.

14:01This is what can be seen in the parade of children that started at the National History Museum towards the Children's Museum.

14:08Up to 500 children from various barangays in Manila were one in the activity.

14:14This is part of the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Children's Museum with the theme of Isla Pambata,

14:22or the unification of children from Luzon to Mindanao.

14:26They also aim to bring to the public the desire of the children to have a garden in the museum.

14:32It's all about coming together, children, and putting out there the need for a garden in Museo Pambata.

14:41So, it's all about the flora and the fauna, and try to bring back nature into this space.

14:48It's good for the environment. We can enjoy more with the children.

14:54We can play in the garden to make our bodies stronger.

15:00The environment, the plants, and the garden give us more happiness. We are more exposed to nature.

15:11The program was full of singing and dancing.

15:15Pia, after the program, there will be interactive activities inside Museo Pambata.

15:26Here's the latest from Manila, Pia.

15:29Thank you very much, Katrina Son.

15:32Two times, the volcano, Canlaon, erupted yesterday.

15:37According to FIVOX, it happened around 2.30 p.m. and went up to 6 p.m.

15:43Some barangays experienced an ashfall in Bago City, Negros Occidental.

15:48The alert level 3 in Volcano Canlaon is still high.

15:59The campaign and the tour of the senatorial candidates continues this weekend.

16:04And Jonathan Anta was able to talk.

16:07Attorney Jimmy Bondoc, JV Hinlo, Raul Lambino, and Philip Salvador also attended the press conference yesterday.

16:19Congressman Rodante Marcoleta also attended.

16:23Senator Bato De La Rosa and Senator Bong Go also went to Manila and Quezon City.

16:30In Hong Kong, Congresswoman Arlene Brosas, Teddy Casino, and Liza Masa also attended.

16:38Gringo Honasan also attended the book launch.

16:42Senator Amy Marcos was in Alaminos, Pangasinan, and Batangas yesterday.

16:47Jerome Adonis also attended the motorcade rally.

16:52We continue to follow the campaign of the running senators in the election of 2025.

16:57For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal was able to talk for 24 hours.

17:0480 years after the Battle of Manila in World War II of 1945,

17:08in the final moments, some Americans died in the bombings of the Remedios Hospital.

17:13Among them, the hero and scientist, Maria Orosa.

17:17Mona Kino was able to talk.

17:22Thirteen out of the twenty-two bodies buried in the mass graves at Malate Catholic School

17:28were about to be identified.

17:30The bodies of the scientist and hero, Maria Orosa, were included.

17:35More than five years of meticulous process including the exhumation of the bodies,

17:41forensic anthropology, and forensic DNA analysis.

17:45It became possible under the leadership of Matthew Westphal,

17:48grandson of one of the victims of the tragedy, Nikolai Prokopov,

17:52who was shot by a Japanese sniper and was rushed to the Remedios Hospital.

17:57On July 2019, the mass grave at Malate Catholic School was found.

18:03Nobody knew it was destroyed. I rediscovered that destroyed grave,

18:07and right there, I remember coming back that evening,

18:10and I wrote the family in Connecticut, and I said,

18:12one way or another, I will get those bones out.

18:15They were taken to the San Agustin Church Columbarium.

18:19The relatives of the victims, including the descendants of Maria Orosa, were grateful.

18:26Finally, by your efforts and the blessings of the Agustinians,

18:31Tita Mary, Lola Mary to me, has a resting place. Thank you, Matthew.

18:37Somebody who loved her country above herself, she wanted to stay here

18:41because she was helping smuggling food to the prisoners in USC, to the guerrillas.

18:48The relatives of the victims plan to build a grave memorial for them.

18:52Remembering the heroes and the sacrifices, but also remembering and keeping in mind

18:59the impact of war and what war does to a society. Very important.

19:04The recognition and re-burial of the victims of the Remedios Hospital tragedy

19:09should be a way to not forget the memories, history, and heroism in the middle of the war.

19:17For GMA Integrated News, Vonn Aquino has the latest for 24 hours.

19:22Some congressmen are taking it seriously.

19:24Former President Rodrigo Duterte allowed the killing of 15 senators.

19:30They wanted the NBI to investigate it.

19:32And it seems that President Bongbong Marcos is also involved.

19:36Jandi Esteva of GMA Regional TV has the latest.

19:41We will kill them.

19:43If we can kill 15 senators, we will all go to jail.

19:51The only way to do it is to...

19:55let's just blow it up.

19:58After this statement by former President Rodrigo Duterte,

20:02it seems that President Bongbong Marcos is also involved, even though he has no direct involvement.

20:09We just heard one day that they have no hope.

20:15That's why they will just kill 15 senators.

20:18It's really hard for other people.

20:23What they are thinking is that the only solution to all problems is for the Filipinos to die.

20:30That's what the President said in his speech in the campaign of senatorial candidates

20:35of the administration in Carmen Davo del Norte yesterday.

20:38Davo Region is known as the baluarte of the Dutertes.

20:42Why can't other parties, why can't other members of parliament

20:47form a big ticket?

20:50Because what they are thinking is how they can help themselves

20:57and win the election.

20:59The President also mentioned extrajudicial killings

21:04and being pro-China when it comes to the West Philippine Sea.

21:08Linao del Sur Rep. Zia Alonto Adjong,

21:11who was called to the National Bureau of Investigation,

21:14was investigated by the former President.

21:16If the bomb drill is illegal, how can they kill senators?

21:22According to House Assistant Majority Leader and Zambales Rep. Jay Congon,

21:27maybe the former President's view is above the law

21:31because of the killings.

21:33The GMA Integrated News is trying to get the reaction

21:37of the former President Rodrigo Duterte and the NBI.

21:41For GMA Integrated News, Jundy Esteban of GMA Regional TV,

21:4624 Hours.

21:48We are police. We are police. Let me go first.

21:53The 78-year-old grandfather was arrested in Antipolo City

21:57for molesting his own grandson.

22:01According to the police, the victim was 18 years old

22:05and he was accused of molesting him.

22:07He was accused of molesting his parents

22:10when he was just 15 years old.

22:12The victim complained to his grandmother

22:15but she did not believe him.

22:17So she asked for help from a distant relative.

22:20The police is still investigating the molestation of the suspect.

22:23According to the arrested grandfather,

22:26he was accused of molesting the victim because he was short of money.

22:29That's why he made a story about his grandson

22:31so that he would be in trouble.

22:35Pork is still expensive for the families.

22:38Even though, according to the Sinag Group,

22:40there is no shortage in its supply.

22:43Darlene Cai was arrested.

22:47Until now, the price is not going down.

22:50It's been a year.

22:52This shop in Mega Q Mart is on the rise

22:55because pork is still expensive.

22:57They sell pork for P370 to P400 per kilo

23:00depending on the class.

23:02We sell pork for P360.

23:05We sell it for P380 to P390.

23:08Up to P400.

23:10We are still short of pork.

23:12We don't have enough people.

23:13It's even more expensive than litex, up to P430.

23:17If we go down, we will be short of money.

23:21For now, we are still in debt.

23:23Pork is expensive. We don't have enough to grow.

23:25We only pay for the pork.

23:26According to the Samahang Industria ng Agrikultura or SINAG,

23:29each kilo of pork should not reach P380,

23:33especially the farm gate price,

23:35which is P230 to P250.

23:38Even though, the African Swine Fever or ASF is still a problem.

23:41There is no shortage in pork supply

23:43because it is supplied by importers.

23:45Our pork imports are at 45 to 50 percent.

23:51We don't talk about shortage

23:54because our call storages and monitoring by the government

23:59play around P90 million to P100 million per week.

24:04Don't make the shortage a reason

24:09to justify the high prices in the market.

24:12According to SINAG,

24:14maximum retail price is needed

24:17because pork is too expensive.

24:19They will cooperate with pork producers and retailers

24:22to find out where the high prices are coming from.

24:25They are not the ones to blame.

24:27A lot of people went through this before them.

24:30It is good for the government to start with the source.

24:34When it comes to farm gate,

24:36when it comes to land,

24:37or when it comes to imported,

24:39that's when they start to look at the prices.

24:43According to SINAG,

24:44if the government wants to reduce the price of pork,

24:48they should buy from hog raisers

24:51and build public houses.

24:53In Pangasinan,

24:54the high price of red onions has been a problem for two weeks.

24:59From P160 per kilo last week,

25:02it has now increased to P200.

25:05According to SINAG,

25:06they know why the price of onions has increased.

25:09It should not be expensive

25:11because the price of onions has started

25:13in some parts of Pangasinan and Nueva Ecija.

25:15We are asking for the reaction of the Agriculture Department

25:18regarding the high price of pork and onions

25:20for the GMA Integrated Noose.

25:22Darlene Cay, Nakatutok, 24 Hours.

25:26Pope Francis is still recovering from the hospital.

25:29According to the Vatican,

25:30he still needs to rest

25:32after being admitted to the hospital last Friday

25:34due to a respiratory tract infection.

25:37For a week now,

25:38Pope Francis has bronchitis

25:40but based on his examination,

25:42his condition is getting better.

25:45The Vatican is still recovering

25:46due to Pope Francis' illness

25:48and for his recovery,

25:50he did not hold a worship service

25:53for the pilgrims in the Vatican.

26:01Traveling alone,

26:02but Barbie Portesa is happy

26:04with her vacation in South Korea.

26:06Has she seen a K-pop idol?

26:08Let's find out from my friend.

26:11In the solo era,

26:13it applies more on my personal life.

26:18And it's indeed Barbie's solo era.

26:21From trying a new sport

26:23to enjoying her morning brawn.

26:25And now,

26:26it's like living her K-drama fantasy

26:29in South Korea.

26:30In some of her snaps online,

26:32Princess Barbie Portesa

26:35shared her fun travel experience.

26:37She's here.

26:39Like visiting a famous tourist spot

26:42in Starfield Library

26:44and her solo trip in Tanghulu.

26:48Barbie is also all smiles

26:50while enjoying her well-deserved brunch

26:53in Gangnam District.

26:54Her one-hour walk is worth it

26:57because of the appetizing food.

26:59Barbie also did not miss

27:01visiting a coffee shop

27:03where K-pop idols usually go

27:07in Songsu-dong.

27:09But she's kidding.

27:10She went to all the coffee shops

27:12but she still did not see any idols.

27:16Still,

27:17her photos did not disappoint.

27:19Spotted also enjoying her coffee,

27:21see Barbie on a rainy day

27:23in Itaewon.

27:28It's not just the style

27:29that matters when choosing your outfit.

27:32It's also important to know

27:33the color that suits you

27:35that can be achieved

27:36through color analysis.

27:38Let's watch this.

27:42Is your OOTD a killer outfit?

27:46You never know,

27:47your chosen color

27:48might be silently sabotaging you.

27:51Welcome to the world of color analysis.

27:54Here, the right shade can make you glow

27:57and the wrong ones

27:58can render you tired and dull.

28:01Enzo studied this

28:03in Japan where the concept came from

28:06and in Korea.

28:07To do color analysis,

28:09you need to know

28:10the true color of your skin

28:12via a computer program.

28:14Naturally, we will see

28:16which colors don't suit you the best.

28:18I'll tell you why it doesn't look good on you

28:20and if you want to keep using it,

28:22we can make it better.

28:23Not only black,

28:24but also safe colors

28:25can be worn

28:26for a powerful and confident look.

28:29You can look professional,

28:31you can look respectable

28:33in different colors.

28:34Like you can look good in,

28:36you can do that in a blue,

28:37you can do that in a purple

28:38or in a yellow.

28:39It's just a matter of like the shade,

28:42a specific shade

28:43that you should be wearing.

28:44INK Enzo,

28:45the right colors

28:46don't just make you look good,

28:49they boost your mood

28:50and influence perception

28:52from the inside out.

28:54There is color psychology on that end, right?

28:57So automatically people think,

28:58okay, I want to look more professional

29:00so I will wear black,

29:01I will wear gray

29:02in the workplace.

29:03But you can sometimes

29:05still give off the same effect

29:07on vibrant colors as well.

29:09I tried color analysis

29:11on the colors

29:12that I thought would suit me.

29:15The brown one

29:16brings out the texture of your skin.

29:18It makes your under eyes

29:20look a little more emphasized there, okay?

29:22Between the brown and the yellow,

29:24I would recommend the yellow more,

29:26right?

29:27Because it brings more color to your face.

29:29If it suits our skin tone

29:31and facial structure,

29:33colors can be your best friend.

29:35So always look at your face, okay?

29:37One,

29:38and two.

29:39If you notice,

29:40on the first set of colors,

29:41these colors make you look

29:43a little too washed out,

29:44very pale.

29:45But when we saturate the colors

29:46and when we make it

29:47a little bit more vibrant,

29:49it starts to bring

29:50a little more color back.

29:51It's not just the outfit.

29:53Same goes with the color of your makeup

29:55and the shape of your accessories.

29:57It has to work for you

29:59and not against you.

30:01If you look at the yellow gold...

30:05Oh my!

30:06Ate P,

30:07what color suits you?

30:08It's not flattering for you, right?

30:10Yes,

30:11you're right, Nelson.

30:13Can we join you next time?

30:15Of course.

30:16Actually,

30:17I wasn't expecting the blue.

30:19It suits me.

30:20And you too,

30:21Ate P,

30:22and you too, Ivan.

30:23Interesting.

30:27And that's my chika this weekend.

30:29Of course,

30:30Nelson Canlas,

30:31Pia Ivan.

30:32Thank you, Nelson.

30:33Thank you, Nelson.

30:34And that's all the news this weekend.

30:36For a bigger mission

30:37and a wider service to the country,

30:39I'm Pia Arcangel.

30:40I'm Ivan Meirena

30:42from GMA Integrated News,

30:44the news authority of the Philippines.

30:46We'll be back in 24 hours.

30:58I'm Ivan Meirena

30:59from GMA Integrated News,

31:00the news authority of the Philippines.

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