KMJS August 11, 2024 Full Episode | Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho
Aired (August 11, 2024): Ka-lookalike daw ni Olympic gold medalist na si Carlos Yulo, spotted sa isang gym sa Marikina?! Ipis, pumasok at nangitlog pa raw sa tenga ng 14-anyos na babae mula Zamboanga?! Mga pagkaing trending sa panlasa na mabibili sa kasuluk-sulukan ng mga palengke at kalsada, sabay-sabay nating tikman!
Samantala, bata mula Negros Occidental, buwis-buhay na sumasakay ng zipline para makapasok sa eskuwelahan. Lalaki na napagbintangang magnanakaw mula Maayon, Capiz, pinutulan ng kamay! Mahigit isang milyong pisong halaga ng marijuana sa Cebu, nakumpiska at sinunog! Siyokoy, nalitratuhan diumano sa ilalim ng tulay sa Oriental Mindoro?!
Samantala, bata mula Negros Occidental, buwis-buhay na sumasakay ng zipline para makapasok sa eskuwelahan. Lalaki na napagbintangang magnanakaw mula Maayon, Capiz, pinutulan ng kamay! Mahigit isang milyong pisong halaga ng marijuana sa Cebu, nakumpiska at sinunog! Siyokoy, nalitratuhan diumano sa ilalim ng tulay sa Oriental Mindoro?!
Transcript
00:00:00This is not the expected surprise brought by Tami for her 14th birthday.
00:00:15While she was sleeping soundly in their house,
00:00:19in Alicia Zamboanga Cebugay,
00:00:21someone suddenly snuck up and peeped into her ears.
00:00:27Ouch! Ouch! It hurts! It really hurts! Ouch! Ouch!
00:00:33She screamed. Her ears hurt. Someone snuck in.
00:00:36Ouch! It hurts! That's my ear!
00:00:38What happened to you?
00:00:39She said,
00:00:40Mom, it hurts! Help me!
00:00:42She was crying. She was sobbing.
00:00:44Mom, it hurts! Brother! Brother!
00:00:46Ouch! It hurts! That's my ear!
00:00:48They immediately asked their neighbor, Javier, for help.
00:00:53She was covering her ears while crying and screaming.
00:00:56She said, Ouch! Ouch! Ouch!
00:00:59I peeped into her ears.
00:01:01I didn't see anything.
00:01:03We put a baby oil.
00:01:05We poured it.
00:01:06After a few minutes,
00:01:08something came out.
00:01:10They were shocked to see what came into her ears.
00:01:19A cockroach.
00:01:21The cockroach didn't just come into Tame's ears.
00:01:24It even had an egg inside.
00:01:29Is that an egg?
00:01:30It's white.
00:01:31The shell of my body is transparent.
00:01:35A baby cockroach.
00:01:39They were shocked to see it.
00:01:43Cockroach!
00:01:44What if one of them came into our ears
00:01:49Ouch!
00:01:50Javier tried to pinch her.
00:01:53I told her, Tame, don't move.
00:01:56If you move, your ear might get hurt.
00:02:01I held Tame's feet.
00:02:03She said, Mom, help me.
00:02:05Tame turned around.
00:02:07When I tried to pull her,
00:02:10Tame started crying.
00:02:13But when Javier pinched her ear,
00:02:17Ouch!
00:02:20her body split in half.
00:02:26I thought the whole body was going to split.
00:02:29What came with it
00:02:33was the shell and the whole egg.
00:02:36Until they noticed,
00:02:38the white eggs of the cockroach spread.
00:02:41The cockroach's shell was left inside Tame's ear.
00:02:46Ouch!
00:02:51I was scared.
00:02:52I told her, Tame might get hurt.
00:02:54How do you feel?
00:02:56I told her, Tame, your ear might get hurt.
00:02:59She said, yes, Mom.
00:03:00Javier carefully pinched the remaining half of the cockroach's body.
00:03:06Ouch!
00:03:13I can't explain what I felt.
00:03:17The cockroach's body was too big to fit in her ear.
00:03:20Tame's body was too big to fit in her ear.
00:03:26It was half an inch long
00:03:30and a quarter inch wide.
00:03:33I saw it, Sir.
00:03:34I was there.
00:03:35I was crying.
00:03:36I told Javier to help me.
00:03:39I was scared.
00:03:40Tame's ear was bleeding.
00:03:42The mother pinched the cockroach's ear
00:03:44from the nest that they use to make cockroaches.
00:03:49It came from the outside of our house.
00:03:51It came from the outside of the nest.
00:03:54According to an entomologist,
00:03:56or an insect expert,
00:03:58the cockroach's ear
00:04:01is not the typical cockroach that we see in our houses.
00:04:05It's the pycnocilus indicus
00:04:08or burrowing cockroach.
00:04:10It's the kind of cockroach that really likes to peck.
00:04:14These cockroaches live on rough and dry land
00:04:18or even in trash.
00:04:20These cockroaches can also hunt.
00:04:23They go out at night to hunt.
00:04:27When they're pecking,
00:04:29because of the small opening,
00:04:31there's a tendency for the tissue to get wounded.
00:04:35Because the legs of the cockroaches have spines,
00:04:38it can cause irritation and bleeding.
00:04:42And what they call a cockroach's egg,
00:04:46turned out to be a cockroach's sperm
00:04:48or a baby cockroach
00:04:50that entered Tame's ear.
00:04:54Oh no!
00:04:56Meanwhile, two days after the incident,
00:04:59I told Tame,
00:05:00Tame, your ear still hurts.
00:05:02He said, yes, it still hurts.
00:05:04I gave him amoxicillin.
00:05:06I gave him half a glass of amoxicillin.
00:05:09That's why Tame was checked by our team.
00:05:13When I looked at the patient's ear,
00:05:15the cockroach was gone.
00:05:17But there was one cockroach leg left.
00:05:20His eardrum was intact.
00:05:22There were some blood clots that I also cleaned.
00:05:25Cockroaches usually like dark places.
00:05:28And they usually crawl on the walls.
00:05:30So I would suggest that it should always be cleaned.
00:05:34We brought back the cockroach's leg.
00:05:37I told him to sleep.
00:05:38What's that on your ear?
00:05:40Cover it with a towel.
00:05:41So that it won't crawl,
00:05:44it should fly
00:05:45and enter our ears.
00:05:49That's it!
00:05:54Our surroundings should always be clean.
00:06:03Where is it delicious to eat?
00:06:05If not at home,
00:06:06in a restaurant,
00:06:08in a restaurant,
00:06:09in a restaurant,
00:06:10in a restaurant,
00:06:11in a restaurant,
00:06:12or in a market?
00:06:15For the people of Dumaguete,
00:06:16For the people of Dumaguete,
00:06:17Before they have breakfast,
00:06:19their chants are heated first.
00:06:22One pizza, please.
00:06:24Their escape.
00:06:26This is a part of their market,
00:06:29that is called
00:06:30that is called
00:06:31that is called
00:06:32Here are two dozen stores
00:06:35that sell hot-hot-hot.
00:06:38Hot!
00:06:39Hot!
00:06:40It can be bread,
00:06:41It can be bread,
00:06:42pancit,
00:06:43boiled egg.
00:06:44Or rice.
00:06:45Or rice.
00:06:46But the most popular hot dish here is the 10-5-5-5 of Merton.
00:06:52This is puto maya that is coated with chocolate, peanut butter, and condensed milk.
00:07:03Creamy!
00:07:07It's like the sweetness and the peanut butter are fighting.
00:07:10It's really good.
00:07:11But wait, why do they call it 10-5-5-5?
00:07:16Puto maya is made with 10 pieces of puto, 5 pieces of chocolate, 5 pieces of condensed milk, and 5 pieces of peanut butter.
00:07:24One day before it's cooked, Merton soaks the sticky rice in water.
00:07:36Then he boils it in a big pot.
00:07:39This is how he levels it.
00:07:42This is how he cooks it.
00:07:4310 kilos of puto maya.
00:07:4510 kilos of puto maya.
00:07:50He puts coconut milk.
00:07:57And so that the rice won't burn, he constantly mixes it.
00:08:01Puto maya.
00:08:10Puto maya.
00:08:11He then puts the puto in a cooler to cool it in the chandi.
00:08:20It's 4 o'clock in the morning.
00:08:22The Na'is are getting ready to heat their chandi in Merton's heat.
00:08:27I have chosen to heat it over 830 in the morning.
00:08:30It's just nice to start your day with something sweet.
00:08:36And the perfect match of their 10-5-5-5 is the drink they sell, which is called Sari-Sari.
00:09:00Every day, Merton can finish 40 kilos of 10-5-5-5 and 2 pots of Sari-Sari.
00:09:0810-5-5-5 is a recipe that Merton inherited from his grandmother, Filomena.
00:09:15Because of the warmth of their chandi in their heat, Merton was able to finish his children in school.
00:09:24When the weather is nice, we only have 12 classes.
00:09:27On the weekends, we can have a chicken cake.
00:09:33This is the Pancit Institution in Tanza, Cavite.
00:09:38It's perfect for on-the-go.
00:09:40You can eat it not on a plate, but on a banana leaf that is made like an ice cream.
00:09:51They call it Pancit Estacion.
00:09:53The name of this Pancit is based on where it was sold before, in an old train station here in Tanza.
00:10:02To maintain its warmth, we use banana leaves.
00:10:07It's not cold at all.
00:10:10It's easy to make.
00:10:12Wherever you are hungry, you can eat it right away.
00:10:15The train station where it can be bought is long gone.
00:10:20But the love of the people of Tanza in Pancit Estacion is still going strong.
00:10:26One of the people who makes it is Alan, who used to be a seaman.
00:10:30And his wife, Ling-Ling.
00:10:32In their Palabokan, there are three variants.
00:10:35Payat, Taba, and Togue.
00:10:37Where instead of noodles, they use Togue.
00:10:41There are a lot of people who choose this because they want to have breakfast in Tanza.
00:10:47What makes their Pancit delicious?
00:10:49Toppings.
00:10:50There are crushed fish crackers, Chicharon, Tinapa Flakes, and Ampalen.
00:10:57Or Prinitong Taba ng Baboy.
00:11:00In cooking Pancit Estacion, the couple has their own stove.
00:11:05Alan prepares the ingredients.
00:11:13Ling-Ling is the one who prepares.
00:11:15That's why they use banana leaves.
00:11:17I need to make 800 pieces every day.
00:11:21Because some people like this.
00:11:24They eat it like this.
00:11:26They say it has an aromatic taste.
00:11:32Most of the time, the couple is already in love.
00:11:34Every time the night passes, the couple is already awake.
00:11:40It's only 2 o'clock in the early morning.
00:11:42Their vegetables are already arriving.
00:11:45Compared to Palabokan, Pancit Estacion is crunchier because of the Togue.
00:11:50The sale of Palabokan and Pancit Estacion had a huge impact.
00:11:56We were able to save money.
00:11:58We were able to buy a house and land.
00:12:00We were able to buy a tricycle and a motorcycle.
00:12:03The sound of these pans is like an alarm clock of the residents of Arnedo in Bolinao, Pangasinan.
00:12:10When they hear this, it means that their favorite breakfast is already cooked.
00:12:16The word Binunge is a Pangasinense word.
00:12:20It means that it is cooked in a pan.
00:12:24One of the experts in making this is Margie.
00:12:43She was able to make Kawayan in a short time because the rice was cooked early.
00:12:47But the rice was raw.
00:12:49or the part that has a hole,
00:12:51will be used.
00:12:53That's why,
00:12:54it's best to get it alive.
00:13:07From here,
00:13:08it's 5 inches.
00:13:09Then from here,
00:13:10it's also 2 inches.
00:13:11After that,
00:13:12we will measure the cut bamboo
00:13:14to cut it to the right size.
00:13:19Let's go!
00:13:27The sticky rice,
00:13:28was first cleaned and softened.
00:13:37After that,
00:13:38it was mixed with coconut milk.
00:13:42Seasoned with salt.
00:13:45Once we put the sticky rice in the pan,
00:13:48we will leave it for half an inch
00:13:49so that it won't be raw.
00:14:01The bananas were covered with banana leaves.
00:14:08They were placed in a row on the ground.
00:14:12And then,
00:14:13it was set on fire
00:14:14so that the inside can be cooked.
00:14:22We will know
00:14:23when the top is soft
00:14:25and the banana leaves are brown.
00:14:33And to open the banana leaves,
00:14:35you have to poke it.
00:14:38And to open the banana leaves,
00:14:40you have to poke it
00:14:42using a knife
00:14:43that is sold for 50 to 100 pesos
00:14:46per piece
00:14:47in Bulinao Public Market.
00:14:49It's delicious.
00:14:50The flavor is smoky and earthy.
00:14:51It's salty.
00:14:52It's tasty
00:14:53when there's a stick.
00:14:54The saltiness and sweetness
00:14:55in your mouth
00:14:56when you eat it.
00:14:57Because of the large number of sellers,
00:14:59the competition increased.
00:15:01That's why,
00:15:02they formed a group
00:15:04and set a time
00:15:06for their sales.
00:15:08It's scheduled
00:15:09so that we can all see it.
00:15:13Our markets and streets
00:15:16are the hearts and kitchens
00:15:18of our communities and towns.
00:15:21And in their hearts,
00:15:23there's a lot of delicious food
00:15:26that will fill
00:15:28or warm up our stomachs.
00:15:35Back to school!
00:15:37Back to the past
00:15:39and to the problems.
00:15:41A child
00:15:42from Mursa Negros Occidental,
00:15:45because they live on the top of a mountain
00:15:48to go to school,
00:15:50is constantly
00:15:52crossing
00:15:53the
00:15:54zip line.
00:16:05He's now in Grade 6.
00:16:07L. James is now 11 years old.
00:16:10But his father, Ricky,
00:16:12still supports him.
00:16:18Ricky wants to make sure
00:16:20that his son will be safe
00:16:22to go to school.
00:16:27Because the road to school
00:16:30is rocky and steep.
00:16:33To cross the mountain,
00:16:35they have to ride
00:16:37on an old
00:16:39and shaky
00:16:41zip line.
00:16:47I'm scared.
00:16:48I don't want to fall.
00:16:52I'm holding on tight
00:16:53so I won't fall.
00:16:55We're getting closer.
00:16:57I hope Rocky survives.
00:17:02If the zip line is too steep,
00:17:06I hope he won't fall.
00:17:08He will fall
00:17:10100 meters.
00:17:14This is the story
00:17:15of a student's
00:17:17close attachment
00:17:20to his dream.
00:17:26The father lives
00:17:28in a remote area
00:17:30in a remote community
00:17:32in the mountains of Murcia
00:17:34in Negros Occidental.
00:17:38To get there,
00:17:40he has to walk for an hour
00:17:42to get there.
00:17:46He also has to cross a river.
00:17:52We will walk for 15 to 20 minutes.
00:18:01After more than an hour,
00:18:03they have arrived
00:18:05at Sitio Managaksak.
00:18:09They got there
00:18:10this man
00:18:11who doesn't have to worry
00:18:13about crossing the cable.
00:18:15He can just buy sugar
00:18:16from the other side.
00:18:18I'm afraid.
00:18:19There's no road here.
00:18:20This is the only road
00:18:22that leads to the market.
00:18:26Only a few people
00:18:27live here in Sitio Managaksak
00:18:29and almost all of them
00:18:30have children.
00:18:32El James' family
00:18:33lives here.
00:18:40It's only 4 in the morning.
00:18:43El James is already getting ready
00:18:45to go to school.
00:18:47After he's done with his hair,
00:18:48he'll eat right away.
00:18:55To save money,
00:18:56he has a baon.
00:18:57This is my son's baon
00:18:59for school
00:19:00so that he won't be hungry.
00:19:06Ricky is already preparing
00:19:08the harnesses
00:19:09that his parents will use
00:19:11to cross the zip line.
00:19:13If you walk slowly,
00:19:15it will take more than an hour.
00:19:17But if you cross the zip line,
00:19:19it will take 5 minutes
00:19:20to get there.
00:19:23The cable that the parents
00:19:24will cross
00:19:25is 300 meters long.
00:19:29The cable is also shaking.
00:19:33But the parents
00:19:34have already calculated
00:19:35their weight.
00:19:38Even so,
00:19:39Ricky admits
00:19:40that he's still nervous.
00:19:42We might cut our car.
00:19:45We might not be able to
00:19:46because it's old.
00:19:48Ricky's harness
00:19:50is already attached to the cable.
00:19:52We tied it with a rope
00:19:54so that it won't cut.
00:19:56It's already old, sir.
00:19:57And it's already torn.
00:20:09Ricky is the first one to cross.
00:20:11If he has a hard time,
00:20:12I can help him.
00:20:252 minutes later,
00:20:26Ricky reached
00:20:27the other end of the cable.
00:20:30Did you have a hard time?
00:20:31No, sir.
00:20:32Because I'm used to this.
00:20:34It's breaking every day.
00:20:38While L. James
00:20:39is also wearing the harness.
00:20:41Didn't you have a hard time?
00:20:44But I had a hard time
00:20:45with Danilog.
00:20:47But L. James
00:20:48hasn't reached
00:20:49the other end yet.
00:20:56Ricky is the first one
00:20:57to cross.
00:20:58If he has a hard time,
00:20:59I can help him.
00:21:002 minutes later,
00:21:01Ricky reached
00:21:02the other end of the cable.
00:21:03Did you have a hard time?
00:21:04No, sir.
00:21:05Because I'm used to this.
00:21:06It's breaking every day.
00:21:08While L. James
00:21:09is also wearing the harness.
00:21:10Didn't you have a hard time?
00:21:11But I had a hard time
00:21:12with Danilog.
00:21:132 minutes later,
00:21:14Ricky reached
00:21:15the other end of the cable.
00:21:17Suddenly,
00:21:18he stopped.
00:21:47Ricky is the first one
00:21:48to cross.
00:21:49If he has a hard time,
00:21:50I can help him.
00:21:512 minutes later,
00:21:52Ricky reached
00:21:53the other end of the cable.
00:21:54Didn't you have a hard time?
00:21:55No, sir.
00:21:56Because I'm used to this.
00:21:57It's breaking every day.
00:21:58If he has a hard time,
00:21:59I can help him.
00:22:002 minutes later,
00:22:01Ricky reached
00:22:02the other end of the cable.
00:22:03Didn't you have a hard time?
00:22:04No, sir.
00:22:05Because I'm used to this.
00:22:06It's breaking every day.
00:22:072 minutes later,
00:22:08Ricky reached
00:22:09the other end of the cable.
00:22:10Didn't you have a hard time?
00:22:11No, sir.
00:22:12Because I'm used to this.
00:22:13It's breaking every day.
00:22:142 minutes later,
00:22:16Ricky reached
00:22:17the other end of the cable.
00:22:18How can you
00:22:19poop like that,
00:22:20when you're teasing your older brother?
00:22:21Yes.
00:22:22Did you have a hard time?
00:22:23No, sir.
00:22:30Ricky's father
00:22:31also ride this motorcycle
00:22:32to school.
00:22:39T.L. James
00:22:40is a cheerful child,
00:22:42Funda mentor,
00:22:43but also
00:22:44and she's really hardworking.
00:22:55The one who is usually left at home is Rose.
00:23:01That day, she had to bring her four-year-old baby girl, Mary Rose,
00:23:07to the daycare center which is located on the other side of the mountain.
00:23:15On the other side.
00:23:19Are you nervous?
00:23:20Yes, because I'm with my daughter.
00:23:22I'm taking care of my daughter.
00:23:37Before she could reach the other side,
00:23:39she stopped.
00:23:42Rose stopped.
00:24:10Are you nervous?
00:24:11Yes.
00:24:18The mother was able to safely reach the other side of the zip line.
00:24:24We're safe.
00:24:25I didn't know that my hand was stuck in the mud hole.
00:24:40Meanwhile, before going home, L. James finished his assignment at the school.
00:24:46I finished it here because it's hard to go up there.
00:24:52If it's not hot, it's not.
00:24:54It used to be bright, but now it's hot.
00:25:01After that, her father, Ricky, accompanied her again to go home by zip line.
00:25:10I can do it.
00:25:11I can do it, my father.
00:25:12I can endure it.
00:25:13I can see my daughter finish her studies.
00:25:16That's what I'm asking for, that they finish their studies.
00:25:31L. James' family earned money by making barbeque sticks.
00:25:36I earned around Php 1,000 per month.
00:25:41But growing vegetables is their livelihood here in the mountains.
00:25:46This is also the reason why they chose to live here from their hometown.
00:25:51It's been 4 years already.
00:25:53We used to live down there.
00:25:55But our land was included in my grandfather's purchase.
00:25:59That's why we don't have a house here.
00:26:01That's why we came here to the mountains and built a house here.
00:26:06They have a dissentiment to live in the mountains.
00:26:08But they are far away from civilization.
00:26:11Every day, I come here.
00:26:13Then in the afternoon, I go back there again because it's hard.
00:26:17Because of this, their 8-year-old daughter, Ezra,
00:26:21chose to live with her brother, Ricky, in the village.
00:26:24Maybe something happened to him,
00:26:26or his hand got stuck.
00:26:28That's what I'm thinking.
00:26:30I hope our livelihood is not here.
00:26:33And we won't go home here.
00:26:36That's why L. James is so determined to finish his studies.
00:26:41His dream is to become a seaman.
00:26:44I want to go to school so I can be like him.