24 Oras Express: February 15, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Huwebes, February 15, 2024:   - PAGASA: Mas mainit na panahon ang mararanasan sa March-May; posibleng umabot sa mahigit 40C ang damang init sa NCR   - BI, nagbabala vs. pekeng e-travel websites; legit at libreng website: etravel.gov.ph  - Technical working group, gagawa ng guidelines para ma-regulate ang mga e-vehicle  - Form para sa withdrawal o pagbawi ng mga pirma sa mga petisyon para sa People's Initiative, inilabas ng Comelec  - Panukalang P100 min. wage hike sa private sector, lusot na sa ikalawang pagbasa ng Senado  - 80 pamilya, nawalan ng bahay sa sunog; ilang alagang hayop, nasawi  - 14 bangkay na 'di pa tukoy ang pagkakakilanlan o bahagi lang ng katawan ang nakuha, inilibing na  - Mungkahing palitan ng bigas ang ayuda para sa 4Ps beneficiaries, hamon kung tuloy ayon sa DSWD  - PAGASA: Bahagyang humina ang amihan; easterlies ang nakakaapekto sa malaking bahagi ng bansa  - Bumigay na 2nd floor ng parokya, idineklarang "condemned" sa city inspection  - Napatid na buwanang case conference sa DOJ, inireklamo ng mga kaanak ng mga nawawala  - Farmgate price ng bell pepper, mababa raw; ilang tanim, hinahayaan na lang mabulok  - Subpoena para padaluhin si Quiboloy sa Senate hearing, nakabinbin pa rin ayon kay Sen. Hontiveros  - Philippine Domestic Submarine Cable Network na magpapabilis ng internet sa bansa, inilunsad  - Heart Evangelista, stunning sa custom bridal gown para sa renewal of vows nila ni Sen. Chiz Escudero  24 Oras is GMA Network's flagship newscast, anchored by GMA News pillars Mel Tiangco, Vicky Morales, and Emil Sumangil featuring top news stories from the Philippines and the hottest showbiz news on Chika Minute hosted by Iya Villania. Visit GMA News Online (http://www.gmanews.tv/24Oras) for more. #GMAIntegratedNews #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

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02:07 The key is hydration.

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05:45 One is in Spain.

05:53 We're doing efforts to block them

05:56 so that they cannot reach the inbound Philippines.

06:02 Our objective now is to make a formal complaint

06:07 on the platform where they are hosted.

06:11 The CICC's advice is to be careful.

06:14 Make sure that the complaint is correct and that it will be entered in an official portal.

06:18 They should go to the official website.

06:20 Don't type it on Google search and the first thing that comes up is that.

06:26 There should always be .gov.ph.

06:28 For more information on the Peking e-travel websites and other cybercrimes,

06:33 you can contact the CICC.

06:36 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Nima Refra.

06:40 Tune in for 24 Hours.

06:42 E-trike on S-Lex and e-trike driven by children.

06:47 These are just a few examples of the problems of lack of control

06:52 when using e-vehicles, especially on the highway.

06:55 That's why there are guidelines to regulate them.

06:59 Oscar Roy is on the phone.

07:00 In these videos that are posted on the social media of the MMDA,

07:08 they see the change that is now a headache.

07:11 The e-tricycles, like this one,

07:15 that is traveling in the middle of the South Luzon Expressway.

07:19 This e-trike is driven by a child.

07:23 These are just a few of the many reasons according to the MMDA

07:27 to be able to control the use of e-tricycles on the main roads.

07:34 Based on the data from the MMDA,

07:36 556 were the number of accidents

07:41 that were involved by electric bicycles last year.

07:45 What's more, there are e-tricycles that are used for the road.

07:50 That's why the LTFRB said,

07:52 We will consult with the MMDA and LTO

07:56 and we will possibly help in catching e-trikes

08:04 and these kinds of vehicles that are used by the public,

08:10 even though there are no franchises.

08:12 If proven, they have long been prohibited from using them on the main roads.

08:17 The problem is,

08:19 how will we catch them?

08:21 We cannot issue a ticket because there is no license for the driver.

08:26 We cannot charge the vehicle because it is not registered.

08:30 That's why a technical working group

08:32 that is formed by representatives of various traffic agencies

08:35 and LGU traffic heads

08:37 is established to follow the guidelines

08:40 that will be a guide to regulate e-tricycles on the road.

08:45 We will teach them the registration of the vehicle,

08:49 licensing of the person.

08:51 If they are not on national roads, even public roads,

08:55 as long as they go out in the community,

08:58 they will be affected by the traffic and road safety.

09:02 The 42-year-old housewife, Joanne Pascual, admitted

09:06 that her e-tricycle helped her a lot,

09:10 particularly in her daily work.

09:13 That's why she is worried that the planned regulations

09:16 might be able to bring her home

09:18 with the high expenses.

09:20 That's why we got an e-bike so that we won't have to spend money

09:24 and we won't have to worry about getting a license.

09:31 The sentiment of food delivery rider,

09:35 Jonel Pagasian, who uses an e-motorcycle,

09:39 is not far from this.

09:41 But in one place, this is also good for everyone's safety.

09:45 If that's what our government will say,

09:49 we won't be able to follow it.

09:52 The Electric Vehicles Association of the Philippines or EVAP,

09:56 says there is no problem with the planned regulation

10:00 of e-tricycles and e-motorcycles.

10:03 What is needed here is control. Anyone can use an e-tricycle and e-bike,

10:13 even children and adults.

10:15 If there is an accident, the responsibility is heavy.

10:22 According to the Technical Working Group,

10:24 it is possible that they will make the guidelines before the end of the month.

10:28 After that, they will present it to the Metro Manila Council.

10:33 For GMA Integrated News, Oscar Oida reporting for 24 Hours.

10:38 The form was issued for the withdrawal or return of signatures

10:44 to the signature sheet or petition for the People's Initiative.

10:49 The form is intended to ask for the personal details of the voter,

10:53 such as name, address, and recent number where he/she registered.

10:58 The reason or reasons for returning the signature should also be included in the form.

11:04 Signature withdrawal forms can be obtained from the offices of the election officers

11:09 across the country and will be kept in the same office.

11:13 The Common Act made it clear that they received the withdrawal forms

11:17 only for the record.

11:19 This is not a formal action of the Commission in accordance with the Petition for the People's Initiative.

11:26 According to the second reading of the Senate,

11:30 the minimum wage hike of P100 is already approved in the private sector across the country.

11:36 But an association of employers is concerned about the possible effects of the increase in wages in the markets.

11:44 We talked to Marie Zumali and Tina Pangliban-Pere.

11:49 As a Valentine's Day, the Senate is still chasing the approval of the second reading

11:57 of the P100 daily minimum wage increase in the private sector across the country.

12:03 At present, it is only P610 in Metro Manila.

12:08 It is smaller than the agriculture sector or a small business with few employees.

12:14 It is smaller than some regions.

12:17 Some say in Visayas and Mindanao, it is only P300, according to the Senate president.

12:23 This is a gift for our workers on Valentine's Day.

12:28 It's time to help our workers in times when the price of goods is very high

12:36 and there are basic utilities.

12:39 She appealed to the Camera to pass their petition.

12:43 The intention is good.

12:45 One of the leaders of the Camera was short of P100.

12:49 If it can be implemented, and P100 is really small, it cannot be implemented.

12:55 It should be big. There was a discussion that it should be around P350 or P400.

13:01 But the petition for the increase in wages has been in the Camera's hands for a long time.

13:05 Because the interest of the businessmen should be balanced.

13:09 If we increase the salary, our businessmen should be able to afford it.

13:15 In the Philippines, 98 to 99 percent of the business sector are MSMEs, small businessmen.

13:23 The party of the workers also said that the increase of P100 is still lacking in the minimum wage.

13:29 But they say it can be helped somehow.

13:32 Even if we increase P100, the purchasing power of P610 is still recovered from inflation or the increase in the price of goods.

13:40 It can be continued in the take-home pay.

13:42 But how? The income is reduced through the take-home pay of ordinary workers and cost of living.

13:49 But the Employers Confederation of the Philippines, ECOP, is in favor of it.

13:53 It's okay. P70 to P60 is increased. It can be done.

13:58 But P100 is a catastrophe. You can only do two things.

14:02 You can increase the price if the market can afford it. If not, you can reduce the number of people.

14:08 That's why we want it to happen.

14:10 If the increase in expenses is passed to the consumer, it will be a domino effect on other purchases.

14:15 Everyone will be affected, even those who don't have an increase in salary.

14:19 If the salary goes down, we will increase it.

14:21 How can we give 84 percent of the workers? There's no way to reduce it.

14:27 It's not included in the given salary. It's a gift.

14:31 According to ECOP, of the 52 million in the labor force, only 5 million will benefit from the increase in salary.

14:39 It means that only 10 percent will benefit while the other 70 percent in the informal sector will not get an increase in salary.

14:47 It's balanced because there are times when there's no preparation or there's a sudden increase.

14:54 It has an effect on our employment level, inflation rate, and also on the targeted GDP growth.

15:02 According to Dole, the passing of the law and their implementation is still under the legislature.

15:09 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Maris Umali.

15:12 Tina Panganiban Perez, Nakatutok 24 Hours.

15:17 It's still March, the fire prevention month, but every year, there's a fire in Metro Marina and several provinces.

15:23 Many people have lost their homes and even their pets have died.

15:28 That's what Mark Salazar is talking about.

15:31 The fire is a rare incident, but it leaves a long-lasting scar.

15:40 Just like what happened to these houses above the estuary of Barangay 330, Santa Cruz, Manila.

15:47 Even the children helped in extinguishing the fire.

15:51 The BFP is investigating what residents are saying, that the fire started in the demolition project next to the school.

15:59 GMA Integrated News is also monitoring the management of the school for their safety.

16:05 The one who was settling here in the school, the one who was in the house, the one who was hit by the helicopter.

16:13 Where did the helicopter go?

16:16 There, in the house, behind the school.

16:19 It was fast.

16:22 80 families were lost because of the fire.

16:26 No one was hurt, but some pets were burned.

16:30 The big one was old.

16:35 I think it was 5 years old.

16:40 Even if everything was burned, we were able to save the dogs.

16:44 Because they are poor, they have a life.

16:46 According to the Manila Department of Social Welfare, the firefighters are not allowed to return to the estuary.

16:54 There is a relocation site ready for the burned and the LGU has also given help.

17:00 The residents of Barangay Batasan Hills, Quezon City, were also affected by the blazing fire last night at 8 o'clock.

17:10 The house of Presidential Communications Office Secretary, Cheloy Garafil, was one of the affected.

17:16 According to the Bureau of Fire Protection, a tenant, a senior citizen, was hit by third-degree burns in his hand.

17:22 But he was immediately rushed to the hospital.

17:24 It happened so fast.

17:25 This is the house.

17:27 They brought the fire from the third floor.

17:30 That's why everything was destroyed.

17:33 The fire was estimated to cost P7 million.

17:38 The heavy traffic and Valentine's Day were a challenge for the fire trucks to respond.

17:44 We responded immediately, but due to the heavy traffic, we were not able to reach the house.

17:50 Respond!

17:52 The fire is too big.

17:54 The fire also spread to other provinces, like what happened in an apartment near White Beach in Puerto Galera, Oriental Mindoro.

18:05 It's obvious that the other building is also affected.

18:08 There is no doubt that the investigation into the fire continues.

18:15 More than 30 structures were set on fire in Cebu City.

18:20 A study was also included in the fire.

18:23 The cause of the fire was estimated to cost more than P6 million.

18:27 The cause of the fire is still unknown.

18:29 For GMA Integrated News, Mark Salazar, 24 Hours.

18:35 A boat was found in the mountainous area of Maco, Davao de Oro.

18:43 14 of them were identified, but were buried.

18:47 RGN Relator of GMA Regional TV, Juan Mindanao, was there.

18:51 In the middle of the process, search and retrieval operation is still ongoing for the 37 remaining structures in Masara, Maco, Davao de Oro.

19:05 14 bodies were brought to their graves, but the identification is still not confirmed, or maybe they were separated.

19:15 They were the first batch of the temporarily buried in Maco Public Cemetery.

19:20 There is a code attached to each body and grave, so it's easier to identify if a relative is missing.

19:28 The living family members will also get a DNA sample to match their DNA and the DNA we got from the unidentified bodies.

19:41 In the last date of Maco MDRMO, the bodies were found in the ground zero.

19:48 Most of the bodies were found to be asphyxia, bifurcation, or loss of oxygen, the primary cause of death.

19:57 Some of the bodies were severed extremities, head, abdomen, but in general, it's asphyxia by suffocation.

20:10 Mines and Geosciences Bureau Region 11 mentioned one of the temporary shelter areas of the residents.

20:19 A tent city was planned to be built in almost an hectare lot in Ilizalde, Maco.

20:26 The MGB is still continuing its deep assessment in other places recommended by the LGU as permanent relocation sites.

20:35 If the MGB recommends that no one will be allowed to live in Barangay Masara, the local government will not agree to save the residents.

20:46 If the Barangay Masara is legal and technical, the residents can be relocated.

20:56 For the sake of the people, above all, the lives of the people are important.

21:03 We cannot compromise on that.

21:06 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Gil Relator of GMA Regional TV 1 Danao,

21:13 "Nakatutok 24 Horas."

21:16 In exchange for money, the DA asked for rice to be given to the beneficiaries of the four-piece.

21:23 The one who did not complete the program but still lacks income, the one who is being studied,

21:27 was also given aid under the program "Akap" that is now being held in Congress.

21:33 Bernadette Reyes is in the spotlight.

21:37 Jerry is still in the process of receiving aid from the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program of Four-Piece.

21:44 The cash received still needs to be added.

21:47 What if he just exchanges rice, like the poor, for a sack so that the inflation on rice can be reduced?

21:55 According to the Department of Agriculture, the President said he will study this.

22:00 We're giving them money and unfortunately, because that is not rice, they're going to buy rice in the market price.

22:07 And that puts pressure and inflationary in the market.

22:12 It's better to give money to the children, so that they can buy uniforms, shoes, and also their clothes.

22:21 For example, how much rice will we get? And there are many more processes before we get it.

22:26 Logistically, the very reason why it's cash is because it's convenient for our beneficiaries.

22:34 But then if it rises, well, in the absence of implementing it, we need guidelines,

22:40 that's probably the problem we'll see.

22:44 But then, once approved by the National Advisory Council, we will implement it.

22:48 While studying the possibility of giving rice to the beneficiaries of Four-Piece instead of money,

22:55 DSWD is also studying the possibility of giving aid to the so-called near poor.

23:02 Near poor are those who are not yet a part of Four-Piece but their income is lacking, especially if they buy expensive things.

23:09 For them, the Acap or aid for Kapos is the program that was approved for 26 billion pesos, but there are no guidelines on implementation.

23:19 DSWD is clear that the fund is not yet in use and they did not ask for it.

23:24 But they are the implementing agency, so they need to implement it.

23:28 This is our assurance that it will not be used in any initiative because it is only the DSWD who can identify who is the rightful beneficiary.

23:41 Meaning, it will not be used for others, like the promise of Pabuya to the people's initiative that was approved by the Senate.

23:49 That is also the intention of the Camera after accusing that the fund was just used in the Bicameral Conference Committee

23:55 while the senators signed the budget where the fund is included.

24:00 But the Senator's intention is that Marcos will sign his signature in the Bicam report of the budget that contains the so-called fund.

24:07 We get our signatures and then they will pass it to the final version that we should not know about the house insertion.

24:18 Senator Risa Hontiveros said,

24:21 The senators, I suppose like other legislators, again, we have a presumption of regularity.

24:29 And now, we are caught that, oops, why is there such a thing?

24:34 If it was tried to use or planned to be used for the P.I., the Senate will not stand for that.

24:42 For GMA Integrated News, Bernadette Reyes, 24 Hours.

24:48 [Music]

24:52 In our time, the cold wind is getting weaker and we hardly feel it, unlike the past weeks.

25:00 In the extreme northern zone, it is only reaching now while the Easter list is still being covered by a large part of the country.

25:06 If the cold wind is the dominant, the Easter list is the hot wind.

25:12 So, we can expect a bad weather if it is the dominant weather system.

25:17 But it does not mean that there will be no rain.

25:19 Based on the data of Metro Weather, it is still possible for rain to occur tomorrow in Cagayan, Cordillera, Aurora, Quezon, Mindoro Provinces, Palawan, and Bicol Region.

25:30 In Metro Manila, the chance of rain is low but it can change, so always monitor.

25:37 There are also scattered rains in Visayas, like in Aklan, Capiz, Antique, Negros Provinces, Cebu, and Bohol, and in Southern Leyte, where it is possible for heavy rainfall.

25:49 Our fellow citizens in Mindanao should also be careful because Caraga, Davao Region, Zamboanga Peninsula, Northern Mindanao, and Socarjer will be raining.

25:59 Because the rain is weak, there is no high-level gale warning for any countrymen.

26:05 It means that even a small sea vehicle can be swept away.

26:11 The family of the deceased grandmother will not accept the complaint of the landslide of her parish in Bulacan.

26:19 The authorities' investigation continues, and the Church's second floor has been declared as condemned.

26:26 Joseph Moro was also affected.

26:29 Following the second floor of the parish of San Pedro Apostol, in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan,

26:37 in the middle of the worship service of the devotees yesterday,

26:50 the city building official inspected the house today, and saw the wooden floor of the second floor.

26:56 That is why the house was also affected by the other parts of the second floor.

27:02 We are condemning all the wooden floors.

27:04 Why?

27:05 Because of infestations. The cost of the landslide is termite infestation.

27:10 And then we are also recommending to the Church to replace it with chlorine.

27:14 Steel or concrete, or it can still be wooden, or treated. The concrete has a permanent structure.

27:20 The Church's roof is also being opened so that even if it is made of iron, there is support here.

27:26 The city building official has already condemned the second floor or the church's table.

27:30 That is why the roof, this perimeter, and up to there cannot be used temporarily.

27:38 But according to the city building official, the church's center can be used for the mass.

27:46 But they need to decide when that can be done.

27:50 Until next Sunday, they will study if the mass can be held here again.

27:54 We will have to depend on the go signal of the city government.

27:59 Despite the tragedy, there is no plan to find a solution.

28:04 The family of the victims, including the 80-year-old choir member, is still in the hospital.

28:08 There is nothing to blame.

28:10 The 83-year-old woman is also in good condition.

28:14 She is in a lot of pain and is in critical condition.

28:17 She is on the ground floor when the accident happened.

28:20 We are also nervous because of her age. She might not be able to do it.

28:26 The woman, Mila Galos, who was in Ibabari, is being observed.

28:30 She fell down and her leg was injured.

28:32 She was injured and she did not know.

28:34 Her eye was broken.

28:36 The accident really happened.

28:38 I think there is no one who wants what happened.

28:41 She is also in good condition.

28:43 She is in a lot of pain.

28:46 For GMA Integrated News, Joseph Morong, NKTK 24 Horas.

28:50 The hope of the families of the victims of the fire still remains.

28:56 They are still looking for their loved ones.

28:58 In the middle of this, they went to the Justice Department because of the failed case conference.

29:04 Here is my exclusive preview.

29:07 Glenn Hermar sent one of the 36 missing firemen a video to his wife.

29:16 On the night of May 11, 2021, while he was in a fire in Santa Cruz, Laguna, before he was gone.

29:23 Hermar is the one who took the video. He was with the firemen, Nakiel Bohol, Mark Joseph Ignacio, Romualdo Diano, Eric Legazpi, and Neryo Anticristo, who were also missing.

29:35 That's the last time I saw him.

29:37 He was with the others?

29:38 No more.

29:39 They were gone at the same time?

29:40 They were gone at the same time.

29:41 The disappearance of six firemen, who are also from Bulacan, has been going on for three years without any clearance.

29:48 There is no complaint filed to the fiscal because there is not enough evidence.

29:52 There is no evidence in the case of the firemen.

29:55 That's why it's very sad.

29:59 Nothing happened in the month of the case conference in the Department of Justice that the brother was left behind when the discussion was still hot.

30:05 Last January, it didn't continue. They promised that this February, they will meet the family of the missing.

30:13 February will end. We don't have an update on when we will go to the DOJ.

30:18 For now, the family of the missing are begging for their souls to rest.

30:24 What is their plan for us? We will not be here even if it's for a few years.

30:28 Are we still waiting for justice? That's a big question for us because until now, we are not giving up on justice for their disappearance.

30:39 We are still trying to get the statement from the Department of Justice.

30:44 For the GMA Integrated News, Emil Sumangil, Nakatutok 24 Horas.

30:49 Instead of selling, some farmers are letting their bell peppers rot because of the low farm gate price.

30:59 The government's response to the firing of Ivey Hernando by GMA Regional TV, One North Central Luzon.

31:08 Some bell peppers are drying and rotting in San Vicente, Ilocos Sur.

31:14 The farmers are letting them rot. Some of them were sold for 10 to 20 pesos per kilo to be used for farming.

31:24 For now, according to some farmers, the farm gate price is 50 pesos per kilo, lower than the previous 180 to 250 pesos per kilo.

31:35 The price per kilo is around 100 pesos per kilo in the market.

31:40 Joel, who is a farmer in San Ildefonso, said that the fruits of his bell peppers are still ripe, but the price is already low.

31:49 If the price continues to drop, he will not sell his crops anymore because he will still spend a lot on spray and fertilizer for the farmers.

31:57 We are not going to sell our crops.

32:00 According to the High Value Crops Coordinator, the number of bell peppers planted is low, so there is no overproduction.

32:07 The price dropped because of the traders.

32:10 Our farmers are few in number of bell peppers, but our traders are together to lower the price.

32:20 As a result of the low farm gate price, the Provincial Agriculture Office of the DA's Agricultural Marketing and Agribusiness Department has already authorized it.

32:30 It will transport and buy the crops from the farmers and sell them directly to the sellers.

32:36 The consolidators here in Ilocos Sur will be the ones to deliver the crops.

32:41 So the price of the crops will be high?

32:43 The price will be high because we don't have the middleman.

32:47 From GMA Regional TV, One North Central Luzon and GMA Integrated News, Ivy Hernando with 24 hours.

32:57 A project was launched tonight that will make the internet faster in the country.

33:03 That is the Philippine Domestic Submarine Cable Network or PDSCN.

33:07 According to President Bongbong Marcos, it will also help technology-centric businesses,

33:13 especially those who are concerned about the economy.

33:17 The network is more than 2,000 kilometers long and has the highest capacity.

33:20 It can connect to the islands of the country from Quezon to Zamboanga.

33:24 This is a technology of Japan that is a part of the project.

33:28 Aside from the President, the Ambassador of Japan also participated in the launch.

33:36 Following Bride, Hearty Bangilista is back with Senator Chiz Escudero's renewal of vows in the same place where they got married 9 years ago.

33:45 And it's extra special because this time, Heart's mom is present as she walked down the aisle.

33:52 Let's talk to Aubrey Carambel.

33:54 Yesterday, dramatic in a white gown by the beach, the global fashion icon, Hearty Bangilista.

34:04 Today, she is a stunning bride in her custom Elisab wedding gown.

34:08 In their renewal of vows, Senator Chiz Escudero is a mystery in the Royal Villa of Balesin Island.

34:14 In the post of Harper's Bazaar Singapore, you can see the intricate details of the elegant couture gown and bouquet.

34:22 No less than celebrity photographer BJ Pascual, Heart's collab for this feature.

34:29 Heart also wore a bespoke necklace adorned with diamonds that Heart's collection and some were given by Chiz and her parents.

34:37 In the post of fashion designer Michael Leyva, Heart was caught while waiting for the opening of the door of the villa moments before the ceremony.

34:55 In the post of makeup artist of Heart, Albert Curniawan, radiant and a heart-shaped star while walking down the aisle.

35:02 Captured was Heart's emotional moment with mommy Cecilia who gave her to Senator Chiz and her children, Kino and Chessie.

35:11 Their intimate ceremony was attended by their family and close friends.

35:18 Along with the renewal of vows, Heart and Chiz also celebrated their 9th wedding anniversary.

35:25 Aubrey Carampel, updated to showbiz happenings.

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