24 Oras Express: April 23, 2024 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

Narito ang mga maiinit na balita sa 24 Oras Express ngayong Martes, April 23, 2024.   - 15 pamilya, nasunugan; halos P300,000 cash na pambili ng jeepney ng isang residente, naabo   - PBBM: mananatiling DepEd Secretary si VP Sara   - Parking operator, sasagutin ang danyos at handang makipagtulungan sa imbestigasyon   - Maraming LGU na gipit sa bakuna vs. rabies, nag-refer ng pasyente sa San Lazaro Hospital   - Paws o talampakan ng aso, nalapnos sa init; PAWS: mas may tsansang ma-heat stroke ang hayop   - Ilang batas, sisilipin kasunod ng pagmahal ng ilang produkto kahit 'di tumaas ang farmgate price   - David, looking forward na sa kanyang Sleep Apnea procedure   - 110 Chinese militia vessels, namataan sa WPS; PHL Navy, ayaw isiping dahil 'yan sa Balikatan   - PBBM, personal na nagdala ng tulong sa mga apektadong magsasaka at mangingisda sa Occ. Mindoro   - 4 sugatan sa panibagong sunog sa Parola Compound; 30 bahay, natupok   - Winston sa mga Pinoy: best singers on the planet; "Kings and Queens of Karaoke"   -2 navy helicopter, nagkatamaan habang nagsasanay para sa Naval Parade; 10 sakay, patay   -Tattoo na kita kung naka-uniporme, bawal sa mga kasalukuyang pulis at bawal dagdagan   -Umano'y ilegal na terminal, talyer na may bahaging abot sa bangketa at junk shops, sinita   -Magnitude 6.3 quake kanina, pinakamalakas sa mahigit 200 pagyanig matapos ang April 3 quake   -Ilang bahagi ng bansa, posibleng ulanin bukas ayon sa PAGASA   -EJ Obiena, sasabak pa sa pitong kompetisyon para lalong mahasa bago sumabak sa Olympics   -Julie Anne San Jose, na-ospital; malungkot na 'di nakapag-perform sa Regine Velasquez concert   24 Oras is GMA Network’s flagship newscast, anchored by Mel Tiangco, Vicky Morales and Emil Sumangil. It airs on GMA-7 Mondays to Fridays at 6:30 PM (PHL Time) and on weekends at 5:30 PM. For more videos from 24 Oras, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/24oras.   #GMAIntegratedNews #24Oras #BreakingNews   Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv   Facebook: / gmanews TikTok: / gmanews Twitter: / gmanews Instagram: / gmanews   GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

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00:00 Live from the GMA Network Center, 20 years of learning, 24 hours.

00:09 Good evening, Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

00:16 The fire is burning everywhere, in the middle of the hot weather.

00:22 In addition, the number of cases from January has reached almost 8,000.

00:28 The residents of Sumiclub in Taguig were affected by a fire in a ventilated area where 15 families were affected.

00:34 A resident was also affected by a fire when he borrowed P300,000 in cash to buy his own jeepney.

00:43 Mark Salazar was also affected.

00:45 Help! Firefighters, please! Firefighters!

00:52 Residents of Zone 3, Barangay Fort Bonifacio, Taguig were also affected by the fire.

00:59 Because of the fire, it was 11 o'clock in the morning.

01:09 Some residents were in a hurry to put out the fire while the firefighters were not there.

01:18 The smoke was thick. When I went inside, the fire was really thick.

01:24 It was declared as a fire. I was screaming when I entered our kitchen.

01:28 They immediately went outside.

01:32 We took the children out. We took the children and the firefighters first.

01:36 Where is the fireman?

01:38 The fire spread quickly and was put out by the third alarm.

01:43 No one was caught, even your clothes.

01:47 The tight streets were an additional problem.

01:49 The road to the house is narrow.

01:53 We can only meet the occupants of the houses who have their belongings.

02:00 Secondly, the water supply.

02:02 We know that there are water interruptions in different parts of Taguig.

02:07 We are out of water supply.

02:09 We immediately went to the third alarm to ask for help from other cities to respond to our incident.

02:17 At 12.54 p.m., the fire was declared out.

02:20 The fire started in the electric fan.

02:27 The fireman heard the sound of a firecracker.

02:34 Later, he saw that there was a fire.

02:38 They were screaming that there was a fire in their house.

02:44 15 families or 60 individuals were affected by the fire.

02:48 Including Joseph, who was burned by money.

02:52 He only had 300,000 pesos left that he borrowed from his relatives to buy his own jeep.

03:00 He was worried that the fire would happen and that he would be left at home to suffer.

03:06 My wife could not get it because she borrowed my underwear.

03:10 She was sleeping and she was lying down and the fire started.

03:14 My husband was trying to pull her because he couldn't carry her.

03:17 He pulled her and he put her on the floor so that she could be saved.

03:20 My husband couldn't move. He just slipped on the floor.

03:24 Joseph is happy that his mother and father were saved, even though they didn't save anything.

03:29 But he has a problem with how he will pay the 300,000 pesos that he borrowed.

03:36 For GMA Integrated News, Mark Salazar.

03:40 24 Hours.

03:43 The Education Department will remain silent on Vice President Sara Duterte, according to President Bongbong Marcos.

03:51 Despite the dissent between Vice and First Lady Lisa Araneta Marcos, the President also defended her.

03:59 And Ivan Mayrina was also affected.

04:05 The sentiments of First Lady Lisa Marcos against Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte

04:10 were followed by calls to her to resign from the Cabinet or to change to the DepEd.

04:14 But the President said that the Vice will remain as the Education Secretary.

04:18 Any of the Cabinet secretaries will be replaced if they don't do their job.

04:22 If they can't do their job, if they are sick, tell them that we will replace them.

04:26 If they are not good or corrupt, we will remove them.

04:31 Inday is not like that.

04:34 The President believes that he is lucky to have a protective wife,

04:37 who is worthy of being understood by the Vice.

04:39 She understands, as I said, as a wife herself.

04:42 She understands the sentiments of the First Lady.

04:46 The First Lady is not used to politics.

04:49 She is not from a political family.

04:52 Maybe she still has to learn to overcome the pain, the heat and the bitterness in words.

05:03 The President believes that the two will still be able to plan their future.

05:05 Despite the First Lady's statement that she will only apologize,

05:09 VP Sara is already a bad shot for her.

05:11 VP Sara and I will talk about that.

05:14 She should not be too stubborn.

05:17 She's not the one who said anything about anything.

05:23 Maybe it's easy to plan all these issues.

05:33 For GMA Integrated News, Ivan Mayrina, Nakatutok, 24 Hours.

05:38 The operator of the parking lot in Naia will answer the damage to the 11 cars that were burned.

05:45 The investigation in the fire department will continue.

05:48 Joseph Moro is in touch.

05:51 After the fire was put out yesterday in the outdoor pay parking of Naia Terminal 3.

05:57 10 minutes ago, only one car was burned.

06:00 Now, all the cars here are also damaged.

06:05 Almost none of the 11 burned cars are recognizable.

06:10 Most of them have no trace left.

06:13 Some have a plate number to trace.

06:17 According to the Bureau of Fire Protection, PASAY, the cause of the fire is still being investigated.

06:22 It's 11 o'clock in the afternoon and you can feel the heat of the scorching sun in the parking lot.

06:28 Some are looking at the angle of why the 11 cars in the parking lot were burned.

06:34 It's the grass fire because of the thick dry grass.

06:38 For now, the grass is being cut.

06:42 It's declared as a grass fire.

06:45 But regarding the cause and origin of the fire, it's still under investigation.

06:51 Right now, we're trying to get the CCTV footage of the area, the witness who was invited, the security guard of the parking area.

07:01 According to the Manila International Airport Authority, the parking lot operator's personnel tried to identify the SUV that was on fire.

07:11 They responded, they tried to use fire extinguishers. In fact, they used up four fire extinguishers.

07:18 When we arrived at the site yesterday, our general manager, Eric Ines, noticed that there was a lot of dry grass.

07:28 Aside from that, the BFP PASAY is still investigating the possibility that Garilio was the one who set the fire.

07:34 The Department of Transportation is also looking at another angle.

07:39 Maybe the power bank exploded because of the heat. That's one possibility.

07:45 The parking operator, Philippine Skylanders International, or PSI, also contacted the DOTR.

07:52 We already received a letter from the car park operator informing us that they are willing to absorb or pay for the damages.

08:05 We arrived at the PSI's location but they said they will ask the management to excuse us for the time being.

08:10 We also went to their office at the airport.

08:15 In the letter from PSI to MIA General Manager Eric Ines, he promised to assist in the investigation conducted by the BFP.

08:24 They will answer all the damages of the owners of the burned cars, even though it's not equivalent to admitting their mistake or negligence.

08:34 MIA also ordered not to use the parking facility until all the grass and stones are removed and the debris is removed.

08:42 For GMA Integrated News, Joseph Morong, 24 Hours is on the line.

08:47 Those who are getting vaccinated against rabies are in San Lazaro Hospital.

08:53 Many patients were transferred there for free.

08:57 The supply of vaccines is especially tight in many local governments.

09:04 The San Lazaro Hospital's outpatient department is in a hurry.

09:11 Patients are holding the hot iron while lining up to get vaccinated against rabies.

09:17 Others are already sitting on the bench outside.

09:21 Despite the situation, Gina did not complain and accompanied her son who was bitten by a dog.

09:27 She was told to go there because there is no anti-rabies vaccine in the health center or public hospital in their area.

09:32 We went to our hospital. San Lazaro was recommended to us.

09:37 We are running out of medicine.

09:40 They said that there is no vaccine for us against rabies.

09:44 The situation in the area of Nashira is also the same.

09:48 They went to San Lazaro for free.

09:51 It's hard to live now.

09:53 It's better to stay here in Manila.

09:59 San Lazaro Hospital is arranging a place inside the hospital where the patients bitten by dogs and cats will be transferred.

10:06 So that they will not be in the heat while waiting.

10:10 They are also talking to the patients to follow the schedule given to them

10:15 so that they will not wait for a long time and so that they will not be a burden to others.

10:18 According to the spokesperson of the city of Manila,

10:21 their anti-rabies vaccination for dogs and cats is not stopping.

10:25 If there is a shortage of vaccine, they are ready for it.

10:29 They are also meeting the budget requirements of other departments.

10:32 An official of a city health department who does not want to be introduced

10:36 explained that the supply of anti-rabies vaccine is tight in many local governments now.

10:41 While there is no supply, the patients are being referred to San Lazaro for free.

10:45 The Department of Health is not supplying them anymore like before

10:48 because the Mandanas ruling is already in full implementation

10:51 where the local governments should provide many services like anti-rabies vaccine.

10:57 But because the procurement or purchase of anti-rabies vaccine is still tight,

11:02 the local government needs to pass a public bidding that will determine the supply.

11:08 For GMA Integrated News, Mackie Pulido has the latest news for 24 hours.

11:12 The highest temperature in the country has reached 48 degrees Celsius.

11:20 That's why there are face-to-face classes suspended until tomorrow.

11:24 Even the animals affected like a dog whose paws are bitten.

11:29 And Oscar Oida has the latest news.

11:34 Because Machempuan is going to be in Fairview, Quezon City,

11:38 the Philippine Animal Welfare Society or POS is playing

11:41 that this dog was bitten by a dog but it was treated.

11:45 When we went around to check if he has an injury,

11:49 we saw that he was licking his skin on his paws.

11:57 Now, Lapnos is limping and his condition is better than the dog they called Benji.

12:04 Our vet thinks that he was really affected by the hot cement or maybe he was soaked in iron.

12:12 The whole body is also in danger of high temperature.

12:17 They don't have the capability to sweat on their body unlike us.

12:22 They suffer from heat stroke easily.

12:26 Plus, their body temperature is usually warmer than that of humans.

12:31 If it's too hot for us, it's also too hot for our pet.

12:34 That's why there are people who are reducing outdoor activities for the animals.

12:38 Because when they play, they can breathe easily.

12:42 Or they are spending money on air conditioning for the animals.

12:46 They will really make you feel that they are getting hot.

12:50 They will really come closer to you when they are panting.

12:55 But even for humans, it's too hot.

12:58 The hottest temperature in the whole country today is 48 degrees Celsius in Aparica, Gayan.

13:04 The hottest temperature in Metro Manila is 45 degrees Celsius in Pasay.

13:09 That's why many face-to-face classes were suspended earlier.

13:13 In Pasay, there are no face-to-face classes until tomorrow.

13:18 While in Manila, face-to-face classes are suspended until tomorrow.

13:23 For the GMA Integrated News, Oscar Oida, 24 Hours.

13:28 The market is in a panic even though the farm gate price is not increasing.

13:34 It was reported to the camera of some producers, especially since they are not the ones who are benefiting from this.

13:39 Bernadette Reyes was on the news.

13:41 The average farm gate price of chicken is 95 pesos per kilo.

13:49 But when it comes to the market, it reaches double, up to 190 pesos per kilo of meat.

13:54 It's not really going down.

13:57 Even if the difference between farm gate and retail is 100 percent, it's not moving.

14:05 That's what the government needs to help.

14:09 That's just a few of the products that are expensive in the market,

14:12 even though the farm gate price is not increasing in the past 3 to 5 months.

14:18 According to the producers, the camera talked to them.

14:20 In addition to the farm gate, the laws are enough for producers and consumers.

14:26 But most of the time, they are not implementing them.

14:29 That's why they are asking for help from the Congress.

14:32 We need to help the Congress in its oversight functions

14:39 to make sure that there's a disconnect in the farm gate and retail price.

14:46 The camera will review the laws that will affect producers, manufacturers and traders

14:52 and will consult with the Department of Agriculture.

14:55 If the laws that are working or needs to be amended or even repealed,

15:03 if anything has to be introduced as a new law to be more updated, we shall do so.

15:11 The Department of Agriculture is open to the Congress' plan.

15:15 It will also study the plan to have a 10-day buffer stock in agricultural products.

15:20 For GMA Integrated News, Bernadette Reyes, Katootok, 24 Hours.

15:26 Good evening, Kapuso!

15:31 This is the end of April for the surgery of the Filipino-Filipino, David Licauco,

15:35 for his condition of sleep apnea.

15:38 And like the fans and all those who love David,

15:42 we are praying for the success of the operation and swift recovery of David.

15:47 Please stay tuned with Lars Santiago.

15:49 Barbie has been back in the country for more than a week from Canada.

15:57 But until now, she can't forget what she enjoyed there.

16:02 Food, seafood, chicken wings, yes!

16:08 We really ate a lot. We didn't like the hole-in-the-wall restaurants and coffee shops.

16:13 Barbie and David Licauco also joined us in taking pictures.

16:18 And they even rode a bus.

16:20 David was making me move around, he was pushing my bag.

16:23 But David couldn't stay in the snow because he doesn't have a thermal inside.

16:28 Yes, and he even fell in the snow.

16:31 Why did he fall?

16:33 Because there's a part of the snow there.

16:36 He was pushing it and he fell.

16:38 He was told in Canada that David is undergoing a medical procedure for his sleep apnea.

16:47 Of course, I'm hoping that the result will be good, right?

16:52 And it will be for his improvement so that he won't be challenged when it comes to working late or having to wake up early.

17:02 David is already looking forward to the procedure.

17:06 I just can't wait for that day when I'll be okay because it's affecting my daily life, my mental health.

17:15 So, I just want to do it. I just want that to be over.

17:19 Again, to live my best life.

17:21 For now, the taping of Barbie, David, Sanya Lopez, and Alden Richards is still ongoing.

17:34 The introduction to war has already been taken, so the scenes are already more difficult.

17:40 I'm always very excited to work with a lot of good actors.

17:46 War Santiago updated on the showbiz happening.

17:51 More than 100 Chinese militia vessels have been monitored in the West Philippine Sea.

18:01 How many more exercises are being conducted? Ian Crew is on the scene.

18:06 At the start of the exercises yesterday, the Philippine Navy monitored that 110 Chinese militia vessels are in the West Philippine Sea.

18:19 The number is more than double compared to the number of 50 last week.

18:24 And it's also far from its average number in the past few months.

18:29 We have been monitoring their presence for the past two months since I became the PNS spokesman of the Philippine Sea.

18:34 And like what I said, it's a fairly constant number.

18:37 From a low of 33 to 69 on a weekly basis.

18:40 This upsurge is out of the normal.

18:44 The 11 Chinese Coast Guard vessels and 3 People's Liberation Army Navy vessels will be passed to the militia vessels.

18:53 During the rotation and resupply missions in the West Philippine Sea, the militia vessels and the China Coast Guard will help to block the Philippine ships heading to Ayungin Shoal.

19:03 Although it is not an alarm, the Philippine Navy does not want to think that the increase of Chinese vessels is due to the ongoing "balikatan" exercise.

19:13 Where will the group sail or sailboat of the Philippine ships, America and France be waiting?

19:21 Since the "balikatan" exercise, several maritime vessels have been spotted near mainland Palawan.

19:26 Westcom and Naval Forces West were monitoring them.

19:30 And Westcom dispatched a Coast Guard vessel to intercept them.

19:33 However, when the Coast Guard vessel got to their track, both ships were gone.

19:38 Meanwhile, a Chinese newspaper reported that the plan to sink the ships as part of the "balikatan" exercise in the northern part of Ilocos.

19:50 The Philippine Navy's unactive ship, BRT Lake Caliraya, was also spotted.

19:54 The allegation of the newspaper is that the ship is Chinese-made.

19:58 It's just coincidental. It's not complicated, it's coincidental.

20:02 How long has it been in China?

20:04 We have to check. If ever it is, no pun intended, no meaning to that. It's just coincidental, if ever it is.

20:12 The vessel has been used in the Philippines for a long, long time. So any attachment, if ever there is any, doesn't matter at all.

20:23 It's an old Navy vessel which we decommissioned. And just like in any sinking exercise around the world, they use old vessels as the target of the exercise.

20:37 And the same thing we are doing with Lake Caliraya.

20:41 For GMA Integrated News, Ian Cruz, for 24 Hours.

20:47 President Bongbong Marcos personally met and asked for help from the most affected by the El Niño in Occidental, Mindoro.

20:55 Aside from the growing problem in agriculture, the President is also addressing the problem in electricity.

21:03 And Ivan Mayrina was also there.

21:05 This is the new face of calamity that is affecting many provinces in the country now.

21:14 Not only flooding and earthquakes, but also landslides.

21:17 That is the problem in Occidental, Mindoro, which is one month below the state of calamity.

21:22 The El Niño in Central Marangay San Jose Occidental, Mindoro was hit by a storm, visited by President Bongbong Marcos.

21:29 But it's just a small part of the 10,000 hectares of land.

21:35 The government of the province is now planning to invest P900 million in agriculture, which is the main source of income for many of the people.

21:44 Occidental, Mindoro is one of the top producers of onion and rice, resulting to the damage of almost P300 million in onions alone.

21:54 For rice, the damage due to drought is estimated to more than 5%.

22:01 We are an agricultural province. If we are going to farm, our economy will be affected.

22:08 The President is also bringing assistance, along with various government agencies.

22:13 Cash assistance from DSWD, Dolly and TESDA.

22:16 The Department of Agriculture also brought pumps and machines for irrigation and tractors.

22:21 There are also boats for fishermen and freezers for the cattle that they catch.

22:27 As of now, they have raised more than P1 billion for the irrigation project, due to the impact of the El Niño.

22:32 We need to conduct further assessment of the situation because we are still at the height of the El Niño.

22:39 We are hoping that by mid to end of May, it will rain.

22:43 We are now crafting a rehabilitation and recovery plan to be financed under the Quick Response Fund.

22:49 Aside from the heavy El Niño, the high price of rice is also what is being blamed by many Occidental, Mindoro.

22:56 Rice is being sold for more than P20 per kWh, twice the price of rice for almost P11 per kWh in Meralco.

23:03 The President's solution is already there.

23:05 Solar energy. The Department of Agriculture is also starting to use solar energy for cold storage facilities and irrigation in the province next year.

23:14 But the President also wanted Mindoro Province to be connected to the grid.

23:17 The long term solution is the submarine cable to be connected to the grid.

23:24 That is the problem here. It is not connected to the grid.

23:28 We are already putting submarine cable here specifically for Mindoro.

23:34 For other places that have excess capacity.

23:41 It is not being used. It is a waste.

23:43 That is what we can transfer to those who need it.

23:49 For GMI Integrated News, Ivan Mayrina, 24 Hours.

23:55 Let's go to the fire in Parola Compound in Manila.

23:59 In the same barangay where the fire happened last week.

24:03 The situation there is being reported live.

24:05 In Paris, Ubald. In Paris.

24:11 Emil, just a week after the fire happened here, the fire did not go down.

24:15 In 30 houses, a new fire was put out.

24:19 Here in Parola Compound in Binondo, Manila, it reached up to 3 alarms this afternoon.

24:26 This afternoon, the houses in Barangay 275, Zone 25, Parola Compound in Binondo were covered with thick smoke.

24:39 The smoke spread to the wiring.

24:41 Residents immediately rushed to the scene.

24:44 Their relatives with their cousins and relatives with children were rushed to the scene.

24:48 Some of them were saved.

24:51 While others were taken care of by the animals.

24:54 But some residents were not brought anything.

24:56 We were sleeping when the smoke was coming.

24:58 The smoke was too strong when we went outside.

25:01 I was afraid. No matter how much I chased, my son said, "We don't have a house anymore. We don't have a place to go home."

25:09 This is the second fire in the barangay since the fire broke out last week.

25:12 JR was burned by the fire. He was afraid for his tricycle that was parked next to the fire earlier.

25:18 My life might be burned, ma'am.

25:21 That's why I saved the three tricycles.

25:24 My feet were burnt. Six, three, three.

25:28 Even if it hurts, I endured it to help the firemen so that the fire would go out.

25:36 Romis Pundi was one of the 100 fire trucks that was burned by the third alarm.

25:40 Mostly light materials. But it was too early for it to go up.

25:44 At 1.32 p.m., the fire was declared out in Parola Compound, Binondo.

25:49 But until now, the firemen are still working to make sure that the houses here are not burned again.

25:59 In the initial investigation, four were injured but no one was left behind in the fire.

26:05 The affected families were 30.

26:06 About 30 houses were burned and the price of the firewood was about P70,000.

26:12 The arson investigator is still investigating the origin of the fire and where it came from.

26:17 Even though there were many burned houses, only a few evacuated.

26:26 Most of the burned houses will be transferred to their burned homes.

26:33 They are asking for donations and help.

26:35 Particularly, the materials to make their burned houses, such as wood and iron.

26:41 And that's the latest news from Manila.

26:44 Maris Umali, Katutok, 24 Hours.

26:47 Thank you very much, Maris Umali.

26:51 Another strong Hollywood story we brought tonight.

26:59 Next on the show, we have the Fall Guy star, Hannah Waddingham and Winston Duke.

27:05 They are not only famous for their country's beauty, but also for their Filipino skills in the news.

27:11 Here's Linh Ching.

27:23 The actor who told me that Winston Duke is the one I should talk to for the movie "The Fall Guy" in Los Angeles, California.

27:30 The movie is about a stuntman who is being played by Ryan Gosling.

27:50 But before he met Winston, he was already Ryan's fan.

27:55 I mean, there was an obvious bromance in this movie.

27:58 And the bromance was there way before we even met.

28:01 So I've been a very big fan of Ryan for years.

28:04 When I got the chance to work with him, I jumped at the opportunity.

28:07 And then on the first day we met, it was just, you know, kismet.

28:11 So we started playing around.

28:13 We started developing a lot of those like shorthand things, the handshakes.

28:17 And just to develop the relationship that you saw on screen.

28:20 So it was a lot of playful, playful.

28:23 We had more kismet.

28:24 I mean, they had a bit of kismet, but we had more kismet.

28:27 I like.

28:29 Hannah Waddingham is a multi-awarded actress.

28:32 Aside from a True Blue Broadway at West End star.

28:35 That's why in her song, there's a bit of a twist.

28:38 There's a great karaoke scene in the film.

28:41 So I want to know, first of all, what are your go-to karaoke songs?

28:45 I avoid it like the plague.

28:47 No, with your beautiful voice, I would think that you'd be karaoke everywhere.

28:51 When you are a professional singer, you feel like a bit of a ****.

28:54 Like a bit of a ham.

28:56 Ham of the Philippines.

28:58 220 million people heard you say ham.

29:01 You know, Hannah, they love beautiful voices.

29:04 So we appreciate.

29:06 They're the best singers on the planet.

29:08 They're the kings and queens of karaoke.

29:10 They are?

29:12 They don't have karaoke bonding, but they do.

29:14 Hannah and I had tequila nights.

29:16 We had fun times.

29:19 Well, now I'm looking around for tequila. Anybody?

29:21 And like the children of the lead star, Emily Blunt,

29:25 Hannah's daughter, Ryan Gosling, is also a mouthful.

29:29 Please Can I Meet Ryan Gosling is just the only thing that's come out of her face recently, if I'm honest.

29:34 The Fall Guys has sneak previews on April 26 and 27.

29:38 And it's released nationwide on May 1.

29:41 Lin Jing updated on the showbiz happenings.

29:46 The 10 passengers of two Navy helicopters were killed in a crash while in the air in Malaysia.

29:51 The rotor of these helicopters hit the ground while in the air.

30:04 It happened in the middle of training of the seven helicopters for a naval parade on Saturday.

30:11 None of the passengers of the two helicopters were saved. They were taken to Lumut Naval Base Military Hospital for their identification.

30:18 The investigation into the possible accident continues.

30:22 Police are now prohibited from wearing a uniform and they are also prohibited from adding tattoos.

30:32 And if you're just about to enter the police station, you're not allowed to even if you're hiding.

30:38 Here are some more details on the shooting of June Veneracion.

30:41 Under the police uniform of JP, it's not his real name.

30:48 The big tattoo on his right arm is hidden.

30:51 Since it was made in 2013, he's been insuring that he won't see it when he's wearing a uniform.

30:57 We admit that it's not.

30:59 In the Philippines, it's not totally accepted that there's a tattoo on a uniform of a personnel.

31:07 They think it's different.

31:08 But the police need to declare that they have a tattoo through an affidavit based on the PNP Memorandum Circular 2024-023,

31:19 which was approved on March 19.

31:21 It should be deleted if it's seen when wearing a uniform or if it shows crime, racism, extremism and other illegal activities.

31:31 It's also prohibited to add the tattoos even if the uniform is hidden.

31:37 Only aesthetic tattoos like eyebrows, lips and eyeliner are exempted.

31:43 Those who do not comply will be investigated.

31:46 Remember, when you enter the PNP, it's expected that you will follow the policy and rules of regulation of an organization.

31:54 If you cannot follow regulation, then the PNP has a wide door for you to resign.

32:00 If you have a tattoo and you want to enter the Philippine National Police, you will be given three months to delete it.

32:06 But it should not be deleted.

32:08 It should not leave a mark.

32:11 It's not a curtailment of their rights.

32:14 If you enter the PNP, there are certain rules and traditions and policy that you have to follow.

32:22 JP spent P6,000 for his tattoo.

32:27 He said it's not enough to delete it because the cost is P30,000 based on his question.

32:34 If there's a memorandum that we should delete everything, even the invisible, I will delete it because we need to follow it.

32:42 The Civil Service Commission is also condemning the PNP's prohibition.

32:46 We cannot say we are not for it and neither can we say we are for it.

32:51 But at least the agencies are allowed to come up with their respective reasonable rules and regulations.

33:00 For GMA Integrating News, Jun Venerasio is the host for 24 Hours.

33:05 MMDA has identified an illegal tricycle terminal and a plate that has a part that reaches the bench.

33:13 Even the clients of the plate were arrested.

33:16 John is the consultant.

33:18 [Music]

33:20 The sidewalk is not included.

33:23 It's not included in the sidewalk.

33:25 Check it. It's allowed.

33:27 [Horn]

33:29 MMDA did not hesitate to come to the part of the plate.

33:33 The illegal terminal was immediately seized by JP Rizal and Joven Rojas,

33:38 the LTO Makati and Makati Police.

33:41 Some other tragical drivers were also arrested but they did not accept the papers they showed.

33:47 What is the terminal permit?

33:48 This is just a list of recognized areas.

33:51 Yes, sir.

33:53 It's not a terminal.

33:55 The drivers who were arrested were one by one.

33:58 The tricycles that had no driver were placed in the trucks.

34:03 A plate was also seized.

34:06 The roof of the bench was also removed and the motorcycle repairmen were arrested.

34:14 It's a sin to walk there. It's a disgrace because of the grease.

34:17 [Horn]

34:19 It's dangerous, right?

34:21 Yes, it's slippery.

34:23 Second fact, PWD ramp is prohibited.

34:25 Some residents self-demolished.

34:30 The people who passed through here, have they been here for a long time?

34:34 No, it's been a year.

34:37 A year?

34:39 MMDA said it's prohibited.

34:42 We will react to it.

34:44 If it's prohibited, then it's prohibited.

34:47 The junction next to it is only a few meters away.

34:52 The junction officials and MMDA were the first to pass the tram that reached the road.

35:00 I will repeat, the tram cannot be an extension of a terminal, a parking, or even an extension of any house or even a business establishment.

35:11 Because the sidewalk is beyond the commerce of men.

35:13 We do not prohibit our fellowmen from doing business, but we have to always keep in mind to put it in proper place and not to hamper any public convenience.

35:23 Zubel Roja Street was alerted when the junk shop items were removed.

35:28 But when we went around the first target of the clearing operation, the tricycles returned to the illegal terminal.

35:37 For GMA Integrated News, John Consulta, 24 Hours.

35:43 For those who have been waiting for a long time for the rain to subside,

35:51 no matter how hot it is, it seems that it will happen tomorrow in some parts of the country.

35:56 There is an Intertropical Convergence Zone or ITCZ in Mindanao.

36:04 The ITCZ is formed by thick clouds due to the collision of wind from the northern and southern hemispheres.

36:11 It will bring rain in affected areas.

36:15 But the continuous easterlies that still cause very hot weather in a large part of the country.

36:22 48 degrees Celsius in Aparikagayang earlier, just like what was recorded last week in Rojas Capiz.

36:30 It is the highest temperature since the start of the hot season last March.

36:34 The feeling in Dagupan, Pangasinan and Sangli Point, Cavite, which reached 47 degrees Celsius, is also very different.

36:44 46 degrees Celsius in San Jose, Occidental Mindoro, Pili, Camarinasur and Guiwan, Eastern Samar.

36:52 Aside from Pasay City, it also reached 45 degrees Celsius in Subic Bay, Masbate and Tacloban.

36:59 Tomorrow, the highest temperature is 46 degrees Celsius in Pili, Camarinasur.

37:05 45 degrees Celsius in Aparikagayang, Dagupan, Pangasinan and some parts of Mimaropa.

37:11 44 degrees Celsius in Pasay City, Tugaygaraw City and Guiwan, Eastern Samar.

37:17 Aside from the hot weather, the rain is also prepared.

37:20 Based on the data of Metro Weather, it is possible to have rain in the whole of Luzon and Mindanao tomorrow, especially in the afternoon.

37:28 There is strong rain in Northern and Central Luzon, Barms, Oxargen and Davao Region.

37:33 Be alert because it is possible to have rain or landslide.

37:36 Here in Metro Manila, there is also a chance of localized thunderstorms in the afternoon or night.

37:42 [Music]

37:44 [Music]

37:49 Strength and firm body.

37:52 And unparalleled determination.

37:55 [Music]

37:58 These are just a few of the achievements of the world's number two pole vaulter and Olympian, Ernest John E. J. Obiena.

38:08 In fact, he will join more than three months before the 2024 Paris Olympics in seven build-up competitions to challenge himself.

38:18 His training in California, America continues.

38:23 Getting to know which poles I'm going to be using, like get to know how I react in certain things, adjust to certain things, compete with these guys and test the waters pretty much.

38:33 [Music]

38:36 Before this, he already won two gold medals in the separate competitions of February and January in the 2024 World Athletics Indoor Championship in Scotland in March.

38:48 I didn't expect to perform that poorly, but at the same time I think I also didn't expect myself to perform as well.

38:58 I had a very long season last year. I want to take part.

39:02 I want to show up. I want to take this opportunity and try to experience the world in the championship.

39:08 E. J.'s target in the Paris Olympics is to accomplish his mission in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics to win a medal.

39:17 I can't promise to win. All I can promise is that I'm going to do my best and I'm going to give it everything I've got.

39:24 There's no change in his way of playing, even if it's possible to face the world's number one pole vaulter, Arman Duplantis.

39:33 I trust everybody's well prepared, but at the same time I trust in my abilities to perform under pressure and perform at my best.

39:42 I've done my own bidding as well. So I'm banking on that and I'm stepping on that field to fight for that win.

39:51 And even though there's an announcement of a total of almost 3 million pesos worth of Olympic gold in track and field like pole vault,

40:03 aside from prize money, land and medal, E. J. said that he really wants to give the Philippines a name in the Olympics.

40:13 To be honest, it doesn't make me feel different. I really just want that medal.

40:19 For GMA Integrated News, JP Soriano, 24 Hours.

40:25 Julian San Jose is lucky to be able to finish his hospitalization due to severe stomach pain and migraine attack.

40:35 He's also thankful for Regine Velasquez's understanding that he couldn't perform at his concert due to his illness.

40:42 Let's talk to Aubrey Carampel.

40:48 It's been open about that Asia's Limitless star Julian San Jose will be able to finish his hospitalization last Friday.

40:53 Julian said that he felt severe stomach pain and migraine attack,

40:57 the reason why he couldn't continue performing at the concert of Asia's Songbird Regine Velasquez.

41:02 Julian said that he already rehearsed the day before the concert.

41:06 And he's looking forward to their production number together by his sister Reg.

41:10 But what happened was unexpected.

41:14 I woke up and I was coughing. It went on for hours.

41:19 I told myself that I don't want to bring myself to the hospital because I might pass away.

41:25 But when it was getting worse, it didn't stop.

41:29 I went to the hospital because I was scared. My family was also scared.

41:34 Even Ray was there. He took me to the hospital.

41:38 Despite the fact that he couldn't continue his guesting, Julian thanked Regine for understanding his situation.

41:44 Of course, I still feel bad because I'm looking forward to having my sister on stage again.

41:51 After undergoing some tests, Julian was discharged and he has a clearance to go back to work.

41:58 Meanwhile, very memorable and one for the books,

42:03 was the Canada Tour experience of Julie with Raver Crews, Barbie Forteza, David Licauco, Ruru Madrid, Bianca O'Malley and Bubay.

42:11 Raver extended their stay to be able to walk.

42:14 They also watched the NBA game and witnessed the solar eclipse there.

42:21 Sparkle said that they plan to bring the show to America and other countries in Asia.

42:27 It was a very good experience because we had a chance to be with our global Pinoys and Kapuso abroad.

42:34 It was very fun, very entertaining and the global Pinoys were very welcoming to us.

42:43 Obri Carampel, updated showbiz happenings.

42:47 And that's my take of this Tuesday night. I'm Ia Adaliano, Miss Mel, Miss Vicky, Emil.

42:54 Thanks Ia. And Ia, and that's the news for this Tuesday. I'm Mel Tianco.

42:59 I'm Vicky Morales for a bigger mission.

43:02 For a wider service to the country. I'm Emil Sumangyo.

43:05 From GMA Integrated News, the news authority of the Philippines, we are in Tuto, 24 hours.

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