24 Oras Weekend Express: November 4, 2023 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga balitang ating tinutukan ngayong Sabado, November 4, 2023:    AFP Chief of Staff Romeo Brawner Jr., may mga naririnig umanong mga ugong na destabilization efforts Japan, magbibigay ng mga kagamitan sa PCG; Reciprocal Access Agreement na gaya ng PH-US Visiting Forces Agreement, binabalangkas Paspasang Balita: Patay sa kuryente; Mekaniko at vendor, nasagasaan; Inabandonang sanggol Mahigit 132, patay sa magnitude 5.6 na lindol sa Nepal Dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte, maayos na ang lagay matapos madulas sa kanyang silid Rollback sa gasolina at diesel, inaasahan sa susunod na linggo Japan PM Kishida, bumisita sa PCG at sa Metro Manila Subway Project depot site Mga nagpunta sa probinsya at pabalik ng Maynila, dagsa na sa Batangas Port at Calapan Port Ilang bahagi ng bansa, inaasahang uulanin bukas dahil sa localized thunderstorms, shear line, at trough ng LPA Lumang barya, nasubasta sa halagang P1.4-M Ahas, natagpuan sa inidoro sa Texas, U.S.A. Mga turista at music lover, dagsa sa music festival sa Elyu 17 Chinese nationals na hinihinalang sangkot sa cybersex operations sa Iloilo City, arestado Chika in a Minute: Great Bodies 2023; Allen Dizon at Carmina Villarroel; Star-studded Christmas concert DFA: 134 pang Pilipino sa Gaza, pinayagan nang makatawid ng border patungong Egypt NCAA Season 99 Men's Basketball: Benilde panalo kontra Arellano; Perpetual nagwagi kontra JRU Mga indoor pasyalan with a twist, patok sa mga pamilya at barkada Michelle Dee, nasa El Salvador na para sa Miss Universe pageant; nangunguna rin sa fan votes   For Kapuso abroad, subscribe to GMA Pinoy TV ( http://www.gmapinoytv.com/) for GMA Programs, including the full version of 24 Oras Weekend.     24 Oras Weekend is anchored by Ivan Mayrina and Pia Arcangel, featuring top news stories from the Philippines. Visit GMA News Online ( http://www.gmanews.tv/24Oras) for more.

Transcript

00:00 Good afternoon.

00:02 AFP Chief of Staff Romeo Browner Jr. has announced that he heard some rumors about destabilization efforts against the Marcos administration.

00:11 But Browner explained that he misunderstood the explanation of his statement.

00:17 There is no destabilization plot.

00:19 Bernadette Reyes is the one who pointed it out.

00:24 We are hearing a lot of destabilization efforts.

00:34 Some are saying that we should replace our president.

00:39 Due to many reasons, some are saying that we should have a new president.

00:48 And sadly, some of them were former officers of the armed forces of the Philippines.

00:57 This is what AFP Chief of Staff General Romeo Browner Jr. said yesterday

01:02 during the change of command ceremony of the Western Militant Command in Zamboanga City.

01:06 But now, the AFP chief is saying that he misquoted or misunderstood his statement.

01:13 It was taken out of context.

01:15 I did not mention about destabilization plot.

01:19 Because if we say plot, it's like a plan that we will execute.

01:25 So what I said during my statement was that we are hearing rumors about destabilization efforts.

01:39 That's the specific word that I used.

01:42 So I did not use the word plot.

01:44 He said that he respects the retired AFP officers.

01:47 But he quoted his message to those who called on the soldiers who joined the protests on September 21.

01:56 He just reminded his troops that they have fulfilled their duty.

02:00 The oath that we took seriously, that we would protect the Constitution and the duly constituted authorities,

02:07 and we should not join any movements that are there.

02:14 The AFP also emphasized that the public should not be worried.

02:18 I can tell you that there is no security threat to be worried about.

02:26 The Armed Forces of the Philippines is a professional organization.

02:29 We follow the law, we follow the chain of command, and we are loyal to the Constitution.

02:34 According to National Security Advisor and Retired General Eduardo Año,

02:39 there are healthy and passionate discussions among the retired military officers.

02:44 There were criticisms from some police officers of the current administration.

02:48 But this is part of democracy.

02:51 There is no destabilization plot.

02:53 The security sector will also march and be ready to take action against threats to national security.

02:59 The PNP has no reason to have destabilization.

03:03 I don't see any reason for any destabilization.

03:06 So far, on our side, there is no reason.

03:09 But Acorda admitted that there were issues in the Military and Uniformed Personnel or MUP Pension System Act.

03:18 He did not give details about this, but it was fixed after they talked to the Congress.

03:24 GMA Integrated News is still trying to get the details about this, but they have no answer for now.

03:32 For GMA Integrated News, Bernadette Reyes, Nakatuto, 24 Hours.

03:37 The Prime Minister of Japan, Kishida Fumio, has made a historic jump in the law.

03:44 His main message is to abide by the maritime order that is in accordance with the law and not by chance.

03:50 There is also a planned alliance between Japan and the Philippines,

03:53 like the Visiting Forces Agreement between the Philippines and America.

03:57 That is the joint force that is being targeted by JP Soriano and Jonathan Andal.

04:02 Mr. Andal, I am grateful to you.

04:09 This is the first time in history that a Prime Minister of Japan has made a jump in the law.

04:19 In the half-hour jump of Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio,

04:23 he made a statement about the defense of the Philippines in accordance with the tensions in the South China Sea.

04:29 There is a growing alliance between Japan, the Philippines and America to protect the freedom in the South China Sea.

04:36 Let us protect the maritime order which is governed by laws and rules, not by force.

04:49 To strengthen the Philippine's defense, the government of Japan will provide the necessary equipment to the Philippines,

04:55 like 12 ships in the Philippine Coast Guard.

04:58 Japan also has a great contribution to the Philippine's economy.

05:01 For example, the Philippine's first subway system that has assistance from Japan.

05:06 Kishida also said that they are in agreement with President Bongbong Marcos

05:10 to start the formal negotiation on the Reciprocal Access Agreement between Japan and the Philippines,

05:16 which is in line with the VFA or Visiting Forces Agreement of the Philippines and America.

05:21 We are very happy that the government of Japan is very supportive.

05:26 It is not only one-sided.

05:27 The Japanese Self-Defense Forces will not only train here,

05:32 our soldiers, navy and coast guard will also train in Japan.

05:36 We have guidelines here in the RAA that they cannot abuse.

05:43 In our budget, we will support not only the coast guard but also the navy and armed forces

05:48 to strengthen our rights.

05:52 In a one-on-one interview of GMA Integrated News with Assistant Minister and Japan Press Secretary Kobayashi Teradamaki,

06:01 he explained that the RAA also included the urgent need of humanitarian assistance of Japan in the Philippines

06:10 when there is a crisis, including Japan, to those who condemn China's harassment of the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea.

06:19 But Kobayashi clarified that the RAA agreement is not directly with China.

06:25 We need to abide by international law.

06:28 We cannot tolerate any attempts to change the status quo by force or coercion.

06:38 We also need to expand the network of partners and increase the resilience of capability for maritime enforcement.

06:50 The Chinese Embassy in the Philippines has not yet officially announced its RAA agreement with the Philippines.

06:57 Japan will also transfer 600 million yen or more than P235 million pesos of official security assistance grant aid to the Philippines

07:08 for the strengthening of maritime domain awareness capabilities of the Philippine Navy.

07:13 Good news for Filipinos who want to go on vacation in Japan.

07:18 A memorandum of cooperation has been signed that the Philippines will go to the Land of the Rising Sun.

07:28 In December, President Marcos is expected to visit Japan for the 50th anniversary of the ASEAN-Japan Friendship and Cooperation.

07:40 For GMA Integrated News, J.P. Soriano.

07:44 Jonathan Andal, for 24 Hours.

07:47 A snake was left near Barangay Hall in Pangasinan and the victims of a separate tragedy in Davao City and Southern Leyte.

07:56 Let's move on to other news.

07:58 A lineman in Southern Leyte died after being electrocuted.

08:04 Based on the investigation, the postman's lineman in Barangay Zone 5, Sogon, Southern Leyte

08:09 was found to be attached to a high-voltage wire.

08:12 The electric company immediately cut off the electricity in the area to save the victim.

08:17 He was dead on arrival at the hospital.

08:19 The 41-year-old mechanic in Davao City was in the hospital while repairing.

08:25 According to the police, the truck was damaged in the inner lane of Barangay Ilang Road.

08:30 The victim was being repaired by a minivan.

08:33 The victim was still brought to the hospital but he died instantly.

08:36 The van's police driver is now in custody without a warrant.

08:40 In Davao City, a 76-year-old vendor died after being electrocuted by a pickup truck.

08:46 According to the authorities, the victim was selling bags while riding his bicycle.

08:51 He was then hit by a pickup truck driven by a police officer.

08:55 The suspect and the victim's family have already talked.

08:58 The victim has refused to give a statement.

09:00 The police is now preparing documents for a complaint against the police.

09:04 In Pangasinan, Bagong Silang, Sanggol, a vehicle was found.

09:08 A resident heard a cry and followed the sound.

09:11 He saw Sanggol in the bag a few meters away from Barangay Hall.

09:15 Sanggol is now in the custody of the MSWD and is in good condition.

09:19 The authorities are investigating who left Sanggol there.

09:23 For JMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, 24 Hours.

09:28 There were 132 deaths in the magnitude 5.6 earthquake.

09:35 The magnitude 5.6 earthquake hit the city of Kanlura, Nepal.

09:40 Many houses and structures were damaged.

09:43 Many people were injured.

09:45 Some walls fell and some were left unguarded.

09:50 The Prime Minister of Nepal sent the survivors to the city of Lindol.

09:54 The victims were taken to the city of Jajalkot.

10:00 They were also taken to the city of Katmandu, 500 kilometers away.

10:05 Nepal is located in the Himalayas, a major geological fault line.

10:09 In 2015, two successive earthquakes occurred,

10:13 which were more than a thousand.

10:16 Former President Rodrigo Duterte was taken to the hospital after he slipped on his chest.

10:23 Senator Bong Go showed pictures of the former president on his Facebook post.

10:27 He accompanied him to a check-up in a hospital in Davao City.

10:31 He was also shown an X-ray showing no complications.

10:35 Senator Go, Duterte is in a good condition.

10:39 Good news for motorists.

10:44 The oil price is expected to drop next week.

10:48 According to an oil industry source,

10:50 the price of diesel could drop by P60 to P30.

10:56 The price of gasoline could drop by P40 to P80.

11:00 Yesterday, the Energy Department's Oil Industry Management Bureau said

11:04 that the expected price of diesel is connected to the war between Israel and Hamas,

11:08 as well as the increased supply of crude oil from OPEC and America,

11:12 and the slow development of the global economy.

11:15 After the camera,

11:18 Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio and his delegation were busy with other activities.

11:24 He went to the commandant of the Japan Coast Guard

11:27 in the full responsibility of the Philippine Coast Guard in Manila.

11:30 PCG Commandant Admiral Ronnie Hill-Gavan

11:34 recognized the contribution and support of the Japanese government to the PCG.

11:38 The cooperation of the two countries' Coast Guards is expected to be stronger.

11:42 The cooperation in the West Philippine Sea was also discussed.

11:46 The Prime Minister also inspected the depot site of the Metro Manila Subway Project in Valenzuela.

11:53 The Japanese government approved the project, which is 33 kilometers long

11:58 and will have 17 stations from Valenzuela to Naia Terminal 3.

12:03 After the elections and the election campaign,

12:07 passengers returning to Manila went to Batangas Port and Calapan Port.

12:12 In Batangas Port, the relaxation order is still effective

12:15 where ships do not have to follow the departure schedule.

12:19 These ships can sail when the port is full.

12:22 More than 20,000 passengers are expected to arrive in Batangas Port.

12:26 There are also buses waiting to go to Manila and other provinces outside the pier.

12:31 In Calapan Port in Oriental Mindoro, more passengers are expected to arrive.

12:35 It is expected that more than 8,000 people will be able to travel in the week.

12:40 According to the Philippine Coast Guard Southern Tagalog,

12:43 more than 400,000 passengers crossed the sea from October 25 until now.

12:51 It will rain in some parts of the country tomorrow.

12:54 According to the rainfall forecast of Metro Weather,

12:56 it will rain in Palawan and Cagayan this morning.

12:59 When it comes to the afternoon, it will rain in other parts of Mimaropa, Calabarzon, Bataan, Aurora and Quezon.

13:06 There will also be rain in Visayas and Mindanao,

13:09 especially in Aklan, Guimaras, Cebu, Siquijor and Northern Provinces.

13:13 It is expected to rain heavily in Zamboanga Peninsula,

13:17 Northern Mindanao and Soxargen.

13:20 And in Metro Manila, it is expected to rain in the afternoon.

13:24 According to the forecast, LPA, shearline and localized thunderstorms will affect the country.

13:34 Good afternoon, Kapuso!

13:45 I am your brother, Kim, who will give you a trivia behind the trending news.

13:49 An old gun was found with more than 1 million pesos.

13:53 Check your pockets and pockets.

13:55 Maybe you also have this gun.

13:57 You will definitely be checked by your pockets and pockets on this news.

14:01 An old gun was found in this auction house in Makati.

14:05 It is worth 1.4 million pesos.

14:08 But this is not just an old gun.

14:09 This is considered the first gun made here in the Philippines.

14:13 This is very significant because there is a story behind it.

14:16 Its provenance was strengthened because of a paper written by Dr. Angelita Legarda.

14:22 It is not the most expensive Philippine coin ever sold.

14:24 But this is the most expensive Philippine gun coin ever sold in the world.

14:28 This is a rock.

14:29 But why did you reach 1.5 million pesos?

14:32 It is considered the most expensive Philippine gun in the world.

14:35 Brother Kim, what was the cost of our ancestors before the Spaniards came?

14:40 Brother Kim, what happened?

14:41 Before using the coins and our ancestors, they also used the medium of exchange of the first time.

14:47 They used small shells or cowrie shells, barter rings made of precious metal, and piloncitos that happened in the war.

14:53 The gun was the first gun made in the Philippines.

14:56 It was made of brass or tin and its value is 1 centimo.

14:59 Probably we invented the idea of the gun.

15:02 So that's why we claim that the gun came out.

15:05 In the middle of the gun, we can see the coat of arms of the citizens of Manila.

15:09 And we can read "Barilla Año de 1728".

15:12 The one I'm holding now is a gun.

15:14 Did you know that the word "barilla" is similar to the Spanish word "barilla"?

15:17 But why did the value of the gun that was sold in Makati reach almost 1.5 million pesos?

15:22 In that one coin, you can get a snapshot of where we came from.

15:27 The price reflects the history.

15:29 If paper bill or paper money is the topic, do you know where and when it was first used?

15:34 The use of paper currency was first developed by the Tang Dynasty in China.

15:39 It was also called "flying money".

15:41 It was used by the wealthy officials and officials of the government.

15:45 In the Song Dynasty, the use of printed promissory note was popular.

15:49 It was called "jiaozi".

15:51 It was known by numismatists as the first paper money in history.

15:56 Always remember, what's important is what you know.

15:59 I'm Kuya Kim and I'll answer you 24 hours.

16:04 A man in a lodge in Texas, America, was unable to use the bathroom.

16:09 A snake came out from the toilet bowl.

16:12 It's not clear what kind of snake it is.

16:15 The man shouted in fear, and the snake suddenly came out of the toilet bowl.

16:21 I still can't figure out how the snake got there and if it was caught.

16:25 Stay tuned.

16:26 [music]

16:29 [music]

16:36 LU, or La Union is the place to be for now where a music festival is being held.

16:41 From San Fernando City, LU, Jasmine Gabriel is live.

16:46 Jasmine Gabriel Galvan of GMA Regional TV, One North Central Luzon.

16:52 Jasmine.

16:53 [speaking in Tagalog]

16:56 Yvonne, good evening.

16:58 Good evening, Kapuso.

17:00 There's a lot of happiness here in Poro Point where the music festival is being held.

17:06 The place is full of happiness and joy.

17:09 The current Hydro La Union Takeover Music Festival Concert here in Poro Point, San Fernando City, La Union.

17:17 The performances of the artists are high energy.

17:21 The venue is full of concert goers.

17:26 The concert started at 2 o'clock and the number of concert goers is still high.

17:33 More than 20 famous singers and bands are participating in the music festival.

17:38 Of course, there's a lot of happiness and high energy here in the concert.

17:44 According to the management, they expect to reach 10,000 concert goers here in La Union. Yvonne?

17:51 Thank you very much. Jasmine Gabriel Galvan of GMA Regional TV, One North Central Luzon.

17:57 17 Chinese nationals were arrested for stealing the authority of a house in Haro, Iloilo where a cyber sex operation is being conducted.

18:08 The house in Balantang, Iloilo City Intelligence Unit, was brought by a search warrant.

18:14 The transaction of Chinese nationals was confirmed to their clients.

18:19 Computer sets, cell phones, SIM cards and other devices were found in the illegal operation.

18:26 The authorities are still looking for an interpreter to talk to the suspects.

18:33 [Intro]

18:38 Let's check in quickly for the updated showbiz happenings.

18:41 Hi, I'm Landa Mata Calonga, four to five, radio and TV anchor.

18:49 After the pandemic, the people of Great Bodies 2023 are back in the bodybuilding competition.

18:56 27 men and women will compete as Super Radio DC Double B anchor, Lala Roque.

19:03 Because of the good chemistry in Abut Kamay na Pangarap,

19:09 Allen Dizon was happy to report that they will be starring in a movie with Carmina Villaruel.

19:14 Their upcoming movie will be shot in Australia.

19:17 They will be married immigrants in Australia while facing the challenges of life.

19:24 They will be joining a Christmas concert of Hose Marie Chan, Christian Bautista and Roselle Nava.

19:30 They will be singing Christmas songs and their love songs.

19:35 They will be giving to the Philippine Military Academy Alumni Association.

19:40 In the midst of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas,

19:46 where thousands of civilians are being held,

19:49 the border between Egypt and Gaza has allowed more than 100 Filipinos to cross.

19:54 But some say they have a grudge because they cannot bring their Palestinian wives with them.

20:00 And from Giza, Egypt, Raffi Tima is live.

20:04 Raffi.

20:06 Pia, Ivan, it's past 12 noon here in Egypt

20:12 and it's not at the same time that we will be able to broadcast the remaining 134 episodes of Super Radio DC.

20:18 134 Filipinos are in Gaza, entering Egypt,

20:22 even though they were all allowed to cross the Rafah border crossing.

20:26 But our fellow countrymen are hesitating because the Palestinians are not allowed to leave Gaza.

20:33 In the midst of this, Israel's attack on Gaza continues.

20:36 And like before, civilians are the majority among those who are being held.

20:44 Al-Shifa Hospital outside Gaza City yesterday was in a state of chaos.

20:48 According to the Gaza Health Ministry,

20:50 Israel's air strike hit the convoy of ambulances from the hospital

20:54 and headed to the south of Gaza to rescue people.

20:57 According to them, 15 people were killed and 60 injured.

21:02 But Israel's defense says that Hamas is driving the convoy

21:05 and that ambulances are being used to transport weapons and militants.

21:09 Hamas denied this.

21:11 Al-Shifa Hospital is the largest hospital in Gaza City.

21:14 It is full of patients and is difficult to provide facilities and basic needs.

21:19 In the video of the humanitarian group Doctors Without Borders,

21:22 some of their doctors were in the hospital where the patient was operating.

21:26 The hope now is that the hospitals in Gaza will close because there is a shortage of food and other supplies.

21:32 The bombing, the all-out assault needs to stop now.

21:37 But Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel has no plans to ceasefire

21:42 until Hamas does not destroy their borders.

21:45 This video is now viral of the dead who were scattered on the streets of southern Gaza City.

21:50 It is not yet clear when it was captured or when it happened.

21:53 Amid the ongoing chaos, the Philippines and other refugees

21:57 are still waiting at the Rafah border crossing that can cross Egypt.

22:00 The Department of Foreign Affairs said that of the 134 Filipinos allowed by Israel to cross,

22:05 two are included in the first batch that is expected to leave tomorrow.

22:09 But some Filipinos still have a request.

22:12 No Palestinian national, no spouses are going to accompany them.

22:16 They don't have their clearance to leave Gaza.

22:20 And because of that, now we're not certain how many of the Filipinos will be wanting to leave.

22:28 This is also the reason behind the Philippines' request that we wait for a few weeks to leave Gaza.

22:33 Her Palestinian husband used to live in the Philippines and he also has a business there.

22:38 But because he's a Palestinian passport holder, he's one of those who cannot leave Gaza.

22:43 I said I'm not willing to leave when my husband is not with me.

22:47 Then he said that he will not include my name on the list.

22:55 So that's your decision now?

22:58 Yes. I'm not sure if I will leave my husband here.

23:03 The Philippines will follow our embassy in Cairo to the Rafah border crossing.

23:08 They need to process their repatriation within 72 hours because they will only be given a transit visa.

23:14 The embassy has rented a bus that is waiting for a judge to go to the Rafah border crossing.

23:20 From the border, they will be brought to Cairo and within three days, they will be flying back to the Philippines.

23:26 136 Filipinos have already been given a permit to cross the border,

23:31 including two Filipino doctors who are staffed by Doctors Without Borders.

23:35 Aside from Dayana, many others have decided not to leave, especially the Filipino men who have a Palestinian wife.

23:46 Most of the Filipinos who decided to leave are the many children.

23:51 The Philippines' embassy in Cairo is ready to follow our countrymen to the Rafah border crossing.

23:58 The travel documents of the Filipinos are already being prepared

24:01 so that it will be easier for them to process their repatriation to the border of Gaza and Egypt.

24:06 Even though this is the latest from Giza, Ivan, Pia?

24:10 Rafi, is that policy that the Palestinian wives cannot be included?

24:15 Is that only for the Philippines or for other nationalities?

24:19 Is it only for the Philippines or for other nationalities?

24:24 The experience of other nationalities is the same as the one we have mentioned.

24:31 The Indonesians are the same.

24:33 They have Palestinian wives but their wives were not allowed to leave.

24:38 Only Indonesians are allowed to leave.

24:41 If they are dual citizen and they have two passports, they are allowed to leave as long as they have a different passport.

24:50 But if they have a Palestinian passport, they are not allowed to leave.

24:55 What happened to Dayana and her husband, unfortunately,

24:58 the dual citizenship of her husband did not reach because it is still under process.

25:03 She is a refugee status in the Philippines.

25:05 That's why she only has a Palestinian passport, Pia.

25:10 Thank you very much, Rafi Tima, live from Giza, Egypt.

25:14 Meanwhile, in the next match of the NCAA Season 99 Men's Basketball,

25:22 Benild Lazer is leveled up and is in the third place after winning against the Areliana Chiefs.

25:28 Benild finished the match with a score of 74-56.

25:33 In the second game, Perpetual Altas won against the JRU Heavy Bombers

25:38 with a score of 72-61.

25:40 For now, Mapua is still leading.

25:43 And tomorrow, we will see the Sunbedder Red Lions and EAC Generals,

25:48 LPU Pirates and Letran Knights,

25:51 and the Mapua Cardinals against San Sebastian Golden Stacks.

25:56 If you are looking for a fun game with physical activities while playing video games,

26:04 this might be the one for you, especially this weekend.

26:08 That's Indoor Park in a mall in Eastwood, Quezon City.

26:12 You can run and jump in the arena,

26:16 and you can also do wall climbing with virtual creatures

26:20 or trampoline while you are eating a virtual piñata.

26:24 And there's also the famous game, The Floor is Lava.

26:28 You can enjoy all of that and it will cost you Php 200-750.

26:33 In another mall in Mandaluyong, you can also level up your bump car ride

26:37 by driving in an ice skating rink.

26:40 That sounds fun, right?

26:42 Kids below 6 years old can play with their guardian.

26:45 You can play that for just Php 150.

26:49 Hola El Salvador!

26:57 Michelle D is in Central America for Miss Universe 2023.

27:01 That's the local slang for "KaTati Bayan."

27:03 Hola El Salvador!

27:06 Michelle Marquez D here and welcome to Miss Universe 2023.

27:12 Ready and more than excited as Sparkle Star and Beauty Queen

27:17 is Michelle Marquez D,

27:18 who will be the Philippines' laughingstock

27:20 at the Miss Universe pageant stage in El Salvador.

27:23 In a GMI Integrated News interview before she flew to El Salvador,

27:28 Michelle said she's excited to compete in the Philippines,

27:31 especially since the Bayanihan spirit is very alive in the Filipinos.

27:35 Michelle is leading the Miss Universe organization's fan votes.

27:39 I'm just trying to stay calm.

27:41 You gotta keep the nerves in.

27:43 Just make sure that your preparation comes through.

27:46 I've been working so hard every day.

27:48 200% of myself I've been dedicating to represent the country

27:52 with the best of my abilities.

27:53 I think it's been paying off.

27:55 The Bayanihan spirit has been so alive

27:58 and I'm just so grateful to have all of you supporting me

28:01 and rallying behind me.

28:03 One of Michelle's lucky charms

28:07 is her Philippine design brooch.

28:10 The Miss Universe is her last pageant.

28:14 Whatever the result,

28:15 Michelle wants to focus on other aspects of her showbiz career.

28:20 Kataati Bayan, updated on showbiz happenings.

28:25 And that's my chika this Saturday night.

28:27 I'm Nelson Canlas. Pia, Ivan.

28:29 Hola.

28:32 Thank you, Nelson.

28:33 Gracias, Nelson.

28:34 My dear friends, it's only been 51 days and it's already Christmas.

28:38 And that's our news this Saturday

28:40 for a bigger mission, for a wider service to the country.

28:45 I'm Pia Arcangel.

28:46 I'm Ivan Mayrinang from GMA Integrated News,

28:49 the news authority of the Philippines.

28:51 We'll see you in 24 hours.

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