Unang Balita sa Unang Hirit: FEBRUARY 13, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga balitang ating tinutukan ngayong TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2024    • VP Sara Duterte sa ugnayan nila ni Pangulong Marcos: We have no problem with each other | VP Sara Duterte, makikipagpulong sa ilang matataas na opisyal ng malaysia • Mga nasawi sa landslide, 68 na; hindi bababa sa 50, nawawala pa rin | Davao de Oro LGU, naghahanap ng relocation site para sa mga residenteng naapektuhan ng landslide • Piggy pedicure, alok ng isang bar sa Brest, France • Heart Evangelista, may pajama party para sa kaniyang birthday at Valentine's Day celebration | Heart Evangelista: excited sa upcoming renewal of vows nila ni Sen. Chiz Escudero • Sunflower at Aster, kabilang sa mga mabentang bulaklak para sa Valentine's Day | Flower farms, inaasahang dadagsain ngayong araw | Red Roses, mataas ang presyo dahil sa kakaunting supply • Ilang tsuper, hindi natutuwa sa anila'y kakarampot na bawas-presyo sa petrolyo | DOE: oil price rollback, resulta ng pagtaas ng U.S. oil production at pagbaba ng demand sa langis • Ilang residente, maagang pumila sa day 2 ng voter registration para sa 2025 mid-term elections • Ex-Sr. Assoc. Justice Carpio: Dati nang may batas tungkol sa pagluluwag sa foreign ownership ng mga negosyo | Dapat unahin ang pagsugpo sa kahirapan, ayon sa isa sa mga nagbalangkas ng 1987 constitution | DTI, iginiit na mahigpit pa rin ang regulasyon sa foreign investments | Apela ng ilang Kongresista, madaliin na ang mga debate sa cha-cha dahil nauubusan na sila ng panahon • Pagsayaw ng batang lalaki sa saliw ng busina ng truck, Kinaaliwan ng netizens • Boy Abunda sa pahayag nina Bea Alonzo at Dominic Roque: may dahilan para mag-react sa statement pero i'm not going to do that now | Boy Abunda, nag-renew ng kontrata bilang Kapuso  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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00:00 [Music]

00:13 Good morning. Here are the first news of JMA Integrated News.

00:18 [Music]

00:20 President Bombo Marcos and Vice President Sara Duterte are maintaining their relationship according to the Vice President.

00:26 [Music]

00:29 Oh, we have no problem with each other. President Bombo Marcos and I are doing good.

00:39 We are okay in terms of our relationship, both personal and working relationship.

00:45 According to Vice President Duterte, she has not yet talked to her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte,

00:52 and her brother, Davao City Mayor Sebastian Duterte, about their statements against President Marcos.

00:59 The Vice President did not comment on the statement of First Lady Liz Araneta Marcos

01:05 that the Vice President is in Malaysia for her duties as President of the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization.

01:13 She will be able to help the Malaysian Education Minister.

01:16 She also has a courtesy call with the Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister.

01:20 [Music]

01:27 The number of confirmed deaths in landslides in Mapo, Davao de Oro is continuously increasing.

01:33 According to the latest data, 68 are in the wick and less than 50 are still missing.

01:40 More than 1,000 families are still in evacuation centers.

01:45 The local government is looking for a relocation site for the residents because the area that was hit by the landslide cannot be returned.

01:55 The land was taken by the rain on Tuesday morning.

02:00 [Music]

02:03 So far as the vision to have them relocated, the vision that that area is not going to be occupied again, we will be firm on that.

02:13 We cannot allow anybody there to occupy again that grounds here.

02:19 [Music]

02:22 Oinkmazing is the owner of a bar in Brest, France.

02:27 He expanded his pedicure business, but it's not for people, but for pigs.

02:33 Carol Germaine is the only one who does that in the whole of France.

02:38 She has more than 200 customers in just a few months.

02:42 [Music]

02:50 So Miss Chika, today is Tuesday morning.

02:52 Kapuso global fashion icon, Heart Evangelista, is one blooming B-day birthday celebrant.

02:58 Heart's celebration will be a simple pajama party on Balisin Island with family and friends.

03:04 Her birthday is February 14, so she will also celebrate Valentine's Day.

03:09 Heart and her hubby, Senator Cheese Esconero, are also preparing their renewal of vows on February 15, their 9th wedding anniversary.

03:18 Heart says this is very meaningful for her because of all the things they've been through.

03:23 [Music]

03:26 I feel like I have a feeling of first time, but this time, because it's our first wedding.

03:32 I've been around the world and now that I'm home, I know what home truly means.

03:37 I know what love truly means.

03:39 So it's different for me.

03:41 It's Valentine's Day tomorrow, so the Flower Farm in Nagakamarinasur is already open.

03:48 How much will the price of flowers be this B-day?

03:52 Let's find out in our first live news, Jessica Kalinog of CMA Regional TV, Balitang Dikolandia.

03:58 Jessica, good morning.

04:00 Good morning, Maris.

04:04 Here, a few hours ago, or a few hours ago, before Valentine's Day,

04:10 a bouquet of fresh flowers here at Naga City People's Mall was selling for Php 200 to Php 1,000.

04:16 But it's still possible to love until tomorrow.

04:19 Sunflower and Aster are the flowers to be sold for Valentine's Day

04:29 that can be found in this flower farm in Barangay Pakol, Naga City.

04:33 The price of sunflower is still possible to go up to Php 10 each

04:37 as the day of the hearts is getting closer.

04:40 Last year, the price of sunflower imported was Php 60.

04:46 This year, it's Php 70.

04:48 The local price is Php 35 to Php 100.

04:53 Nowadays, the number of flower buyers in this flower farm is expected to increase.

04:59 Most of them are walkers to sell at the fresh flowers section of Naga City People's Mall.

05:05 While others are sold in other parts of the region.

05:09 One day before Valentine's Day,

05:11 the price of flowers in the public market in the city is Php 300 to Php 800 per dozen.

05:18 Roses are expensive.

05:20 Maybe the next day, it will be more expensive.

05:25 For a dozen of those,

05:28 maybe for Valentine's Day, it's Php 1,000 to Php 1,500 per dozen.

05:33 This bouquet is worth Php 350.

05:36 It might be expensive, up to Php 500.

05:40 It's expensive.

05:42 It's expensive.

05:44 But we are selling it.

05:47 We are expensive.

05:49 That's our life.

05:51 We are the only ones who get support from our family.

05:55 Red roses are the best sellers during Valentine's Day.

05:58 This year, the supply is low.

06:01 That's why the public expects a high price.

06:04 When I was in Binggit, I was selling roses.

06:10 It was a bit expensive.

06:12 So, I decided to open a rose shop.

06:16 I wanted to sell roses that are produced in Binggit.

06:21 It's still early,

06:28 but the people who sell fresh flowers are already here at Naga City People's Mall

06:32 to make their orders.

06:34 Today, the stalls are open 24 hours a day to receive orders for the Day of the Hearts.

06:41 Maris.

06:43 Thank you very much.

06:45 And advance, Happy Valentine's Day to you, Jessica Calinog, of GMA Regional TV.

06:47 Breaking news, Vikolandia.

06:49 The drivers in Manila are not happy with the low price of oil today.

06:57 It's a bit expensive compared to the amount it was imported last week.

07:01 Live from Manila, we have the first news from Niko Wahe.

07:05 Niko.

07:07 Good morning, Igan.

07:11 This is the second time this year that there is a rollback in the price of oil products.

07:17 But the drivers said, what will they do with that?

07:21 There's no profit.

07:25 Then, the price will go up and down.

07:29 The gas stations are good.

07:31 It's really bullshit.

07:33 I'm getting too lazy because of the gas station.

07:35 Only the operator and the gas station earn.

07:39 Let me make it clear,

07:41 the news is a rollback.

07:43 But the drivers are not happy.

07:45 After the high prices of oil products,

07:49 the price of oil is reduced by a few cents.

07:51 60 cents for gasoline, 10 cents for diesel, and 40 cents for kerosene.

07:57 It's really bullshit, said Mr. Esmeraldo.

08:01 Oh no, sir.

08:03 It was so small.

08:05 It's not right.

08:07 It's hard to earn, especially with the taxi.

08:09 There are many drivers.

08:11 80, 70, 60.

08:13 But when it goes up, it's just one or two pesos.

08:15 So, we don't earn.

08:17 He's lucky that he can earn P700 for 12 hours.

08:21 That's the highest.

08:23 If not, P400, P500 is not good.

08:27 It's hard.

08:29 Even if it's a blind, the drivers won't feel the rollback,

08:32 according to the jeepney driver, Alan.

08:34 It's just a few cents.

08:36 We don't feel it.

08:38 It's just P25.

08:41 We don't feel it.

08:43 Maybe P10.

08:45 Maybe P20.

08:47 It's good that it's just P1.

08:49 If it goes up, it's more than P1.

08:51 If it goes down, it's P1.

08:53 This is the second rollback this year.

08:56 According to the DOE, this is the result of the increase in US oil production

08:59 and the slow demand for oil.

09:01 According to other drivers,

09:07 they should have given more reasonable prices for oil products

09:12 so that they can feel their earnings.

09:15 If that's the case,

09:17 thank you to everyone.

09:19 Live from Santa Ana, Manila,

09:21 I'm Nico Juahe for GMA Integrated News.

09:25 Early morning, some residents in Quezon City

09:28 gathered for the voter registration for the 2025 midterm elections.

09:33 Here's the first live news from Bam Alegre.

09:36 Bam.

09:37 Bam.

09:38 Good morning, Susan.

09:44 You can see the line of voter registration aspirants here in the Maycon,

09:50 Maylec QC office.

09:52 Earlier this morning, there were no people in line.

09:55 But before 8am, there were more people.

09:58 But the deadline is still far away.

10:00 So, let's wait until it's not that tight.

10:06 On the second day of voter registration,

10:08 Kristita Tapanan was the first in line

10:10 here in the Quezon City office of the Commission on Elections.

10:13 The office will open at 8am.

10:15 But she's already here at 5.30am to register.

10:18 She doesn't want to be late if the deadline is near.

10:21 That's why she filed a case now.

10:23 I have kids, so I want to be the first.

10:26 So that I can finish early.

10:28 So that if I have to do something,

10:30 or if I have a busy schedule,

10:32 I can finish early.

10:34 Komelec said that it's expected that 3 million Filipinos will register in the country.

10:39 You can register at Komelec offices or malls

10:42 that will serve as satellite registration sites.

10:45 Before you register, bring a valid government issued ID,

10:48 answer the application form, and get your biometrics.

10:52 You won't receive a cedula, employee ID, homeowner's ID, or police clearance.

10:57 You can also register with those who are 17 years old

11:00 and who celebrated their 18th birthday before the election on May 12, 2025.

11:04 Jed Andes has lived in Taiwan for a long time.

11:07 He will only be able to vote in the Philippines if necessary.

11:10 To avoid a long queue, that's why we're early.

11:14 We might finish early.

11:16 Aside from new voter registration and activations,

11:26 entries can be corrected if there are changes in the birth certificate.

11:30 In civil status, a marriage certificate is easy.

11:33 This is the first news from Quezon City.

11:35 Bama Lagre for GMA Integrated News.

11:37 Some congressmen in the Senate have called for the resolution of both houses 6

11:46 that promotes the change in the economic provisions of the Constitution.

11:49 As for the expansion of foreign ownership in business,

11:53 there was a law before that, according to Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio.

11:58 Here is the first news, Ian Cruz.

12:00 There are laws that were passed to open the economy to 100 percent foreign ownership.

12:09 That's what Retired Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio said.

12:13 That's why the new law should not be amended.

12:16 There appears to be a lack of understanding by our national leaders

12:20 of the extent of foreign ownership under the law of businesses in our country.

12:25 Among the laws he mentioned are the Retail Trade Liberalization Act

12:29 and the Public Services Act that is being questioned by the Supreme Court,

12:33 if it is in accordance with the Constitution.

12:35 The law does not prohibit foreign investment,

12:40 but the price of electricity.

12:43 The regulations are difficult, like the high demand for permits,

12:46 and the improper infrastructure and transportation.

12:50 We are open to foreign investors.

12:53 We have made great strides in the past years liberalizing our economy

12:58 without compromising our national security or leaving behind Filipino businesses.

13:04 According to one of the framers of the 1987 Constitution,

13:08 poverty should be prioritized.

13:11 We do not need to amend the Constitution.

13:14 We should have a single-minded focus on the scandal

13:18 that we have 21% of our population living in dehumanizing poverty.

13:23 All of our neighbors in Southeast Asia have single-digit poverty incidents.

13:28 But despite the DTI, the regulations still restrict foreign investment.

13:33 There is a negative correlation between FDI performance and these regulatory restrictions.

13:40 And of course, the more open you are, the higher the FDI inflows.

13:47 According to the camera, it is time to pass the resolution of both houses 6 of the Senate.

13:51 They can now discuss this.

13:53 There is no more time to implement changes in economic provisions.

13:58 The Constituent Assembly will still be formed to review the changes

14:02 before it is endorsed in the Comileg in the future in Plebiscito.

14:06 We need to do this now and we can't waste time when it comes to amending our Constitution.

14:13 After the Senate acts and the House will meet and assuming we agree in everything,

14:22 you will still have to do Plebiscito.

14:24 You're talking about 2027 and 2028.

14:28 And we all know by 2027-2028, everybody is preparing for the presidential elections already.

14:34 The People's Initiative was stopped, so the camera and the Senate should also stop.

14:41 Although we have some disagreements with respect to the urgency or the deadlines,

14:48 but at least we can now have the poison in the atmosphere is no longer there.

14:58 We will stick to healthy and democratic debate.

15:04 This is the first news. Ian Cruz for GMA Integrated News.

15:09 Instant goodbyes. We will now go to the unexpected call-out of a young man and truck driver in Alabat, Quezon.

15:23 This is the story of three-year-old Vince Marcos who almost got hit by a truck while driving.

15:30 Father Mark called his son a truck driver who was driving his colleague.

15:36 He pointed at the truck driver and his son did not make him apologize for his behavior.

15:45 He's so handsome.

15:46 King of Talkboy, Abunda, signed a contract with GMA Network again.

15:57 What is Tito Boy's reaction to the recent statement of Nabea Alonso and Dominic Roque?

16:02 First, we have Nelson Cadlas.

16:04 Yes, Dominic and Bea are separated.

16:08 After a few days of talking, Nabea Alonso and Dominic Roque confirmed that they agreed not to continue their marriage.

16:17 The decision was not easy.

16:19 They wanted more time to think and pray, but there were a lot of widespread speculations, questions, and even insults.

16:30 Some also confirmed that they will separate without consent or permission from them.

16:37 Others also said baseless and false statements, so they spoke for their peace of mind.

16:45 We heard the reaction of Boy Abunda, one of the last to report a separation based on his source,

16:52 who was also called to be careful of speculations.

16:56 He said that it is in line with the joint statement of Nabea and Dominic.

17:00 There is a reason to react to the statement, but I'm not going to do that now

17:05 because I realize that people involved in this controversy are going through pain.

17:15 It is painful to separate. It is painful to go through that situation.

17:23 Even pain deserves respect and I choose to be quiet.

17:29 Brother Boy said that after renewing his contract with the GMA Network after a year of being in a relationship.

17:37 He was led by GMA Chairman Atty. Felipe Gozon, President and CEO Gilberto Duave Jr.,

17:45 EVP and CFO Felipe Yalong, and SVP for Entertainment Group Lilibet Razonable.

17:52 We are happy that he renewed his contract with us and I saw the respect he received from the artists,

18:00 not only from GMA, but also from other channels.

18:06 It is heart-warming to see the ratings.

18:11 It is just a proof that with Boy, yes, the answer is yes.

18:16 We look forward to many more years. We are thankful to Boy for his trust.

18:21 GMA SVP Atty. Annette Gozon Valdez and other officials of Kapuso Network also arrived.

18:28 The artists of Sparkle are getting closer to people because they can see who they are,

18:35 what is interesting about them, and the things that they don't know, they are able to show in a way that is fun.

18:44 We're very happy with the performance of Fast Talk.

18:46 We're very, very happy that Kuya Boy is still a Kapuso.

18:51 What kept me going from the very beginning was my unflinching belief in the power of the interview.

19:00 So, I still learned a lot. How can I encourage my mother, father, and Kapuso to watch, to have something new to watch.

19:11 This is the first news. Nelson Canlas for GMA Integrated News.

19:17 Igan, you're first in the news. Subscribe to GMA Integrated News on YouTube.

19:23 To Kapuso abroad, follow us on GMA Pinoy TV and www.gmanews.tv.

19:30 [Music]

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