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00:00He was forced to beg for mercy from his companion in Taguig City, the man who was pointed a gun at him while he was fighting on the street.
00:16The man in orange was arrested for unceasing honking of the motorist he was blocking.
00:22The suspect, a retired member of the Philippine Marines, has been arrested.
00:26He refused to comment.
00:30There is a political crisis in South Korea following the declaration of Martial Law this evening.
00:36In a televised briefing, South Korean President Yun Suk-yol said that Martial Law is needed to remove forces that are against the government and sympathize with North Korea.
00:49He did not mention a direct threat from North Korea.
00:53He accused the opposition that the parliamentary process was neglected in order to weaken the country.
00:59According to the South Korean media, the parliament has been closed and judges are not allowed to enter.
01:05The Martial Law Commando also declared that the media is now under their control,
01:10parliament and parties are not allowed to intervene, and anyone who violates the law will be arrested even if there is no warrant.
01:17Last month, President Yun's rating dropped.
01:21The Martial Law Declaration was approved by the main opposition party held by the majority in the parliament.
01:27At some point, the opposition said that it plans to impeach the top prosecutors and the government's budget was cut.
01:36According to the Commission on Filipinos Overseas, there are 16,774 Filipino migrants in South Korea.
01:45Volcano Taal erupted again.
01:49This is the strongest volcano this year according to PHIVOX.
01:52A few places in Batangas were hit by heavy rains again.
01:55Jun Veneracion has a report.
02:06A few Batangas woke up this morning after the volcano Taal erupted again.
02:11Don't sleep, wake up!
02:13This volcano erupted for four minutes.
02:16You can see it on the CCTV camera of Talisay.
02:20It did not directly affect the people.
02:23It's normal. Life goes on.
02:26The children continue to go to school.
02:28What happened was, of course, it exploded.
02:31The land also caught fire.
02:33But in the town of Laurel, there was an ashfall.
02:36A school suspended its classes.
02:39It smells bad.
02:41It smells like ash.
02:43There's no school.
02:44I don't want to go to school.
02:46It smells like ash.
02:48And also the smell of the volcano.
02:50I have a headache.
02:51The ash reached the town of Agoncillo.
02:54Some residents cleaned the roof.
02:57If we leave it like this, the hero will be in trouble.
03:02So we need to clean it.
03:03Yes, we need to clean it.
03:05It was thick earlier.
03:07The eruption was three times this year.
03:10It was also the strongest according to PHIVOX.
03:12The plume or smoke reached 2,800 meters.
03:16It was a minor phreatomagmatic eruption in Taal.
03:19It's normal.
03:21It was the next major eruption in 2020.
03:24The cause of this is that our lake water dissipates
03:28towards the shallow part of the magma.
03:31It's like a heated pan.
03:33It's very hot.
03:34If it's hot, try putting water in it.
03:36It will explode.
03:37Taal Volcano is still a Level 1 alert.
03:39It's dangerous for the health of the population of Abo and Asupre
03:43or Sulphur Dioxide of the volcano.
03:45According to PHIVOX, wear a face mask.
03:47Usually, those affected by the volcano have respiratory problems.
03:52They have coughs.
03:54The elderly are also sensitive.
03:58Not only is Taal in an uproar,
04:00but Abo and Usok also erupted in Negros Island
04:04at 3 p.m.
04:05The volcano is still a Level 2 alert.
04:08Jon Vanara Show is reporting for GMA Integrated News.
04:13The impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte
04:17will be added according to Makabayan Block.
04:19Malacanang is adamant that the President has nothing to do
04:22with the complaints against Bisik.
04:24Jonathan Andal has a report.
04:26One day after the impeachment complaint was filed against Vice President Sara Duterte,
04:33another complaint was filed by 50 individuals from various organizations yesterday.
04:40They are youth leaders, urban poor, religious sector, and others.
04:45The various sectors that will be part of the formal proceedings of the impeachment will be persecuted.
04:53Makabayan Block will endorse the complaint.
04:56After the Secretary-General of the Camera filed the impeachment complaint,
05:00it will be thrown in the office of the Speaker
05:02for up to 10 session days to include it in the agenda of the plenary.
05:06Next, the complaint will be thrown to the Committee on Justice
05:09to pass a hearing for the impeachment.
05:11Within 60 session days, the committee should pass its recommendation in the plenary.
05:17When it comes to the plenary,
05:18a one-third vote or 103 votes must be read.
05:24Even if the Senate approves the impeachment court,
05:27two-thirds or 16 votes must be read by the Senators to impeach an official.
05:34The question is,
05:35how long will this process last before the 19th Congress in June?
05:40It's hard to say.
05:41If you remember the Corona case,
05:43that took approximately around 4 months and a half.
05:47I'm optimistic that there's enough time
05:50and there's still time before the campaign period.
05:57Malacanang abstained from the impeachment complaint,
06:00but they will let the process of the Camera.
06:02We have nothing to do with that.
06:04And we are not going to encourage that.
06:07The President has been very clear about his position on this.
06:11So any suggestion that it's political or instigated by our side, no.
06:20President Marcos said that the impeachment against Vice is just a matter of time.
06:25GMA Integrated News continues to get the President's opinion
06:29on the impeachment complaint against him.
06:31Jonathan Andal reporting for GMA Integrated News.
06:36The Philippine Statistics Authority has no record of a Mary Grace Piatos.
06:41Mary Grace Piatos is one of the recipients of confidential funds
06:46of the Office of the Vice President based on acknowledgement receipts
06:50submitted by the OVP to the Commission on Audit.
06:52PSA said that they can look for Piatos
06:55if the House Committee on Good Government can provide additional information
07:00such as the name, place, and date that are related to its parents.
07:05Meanwhile, in the COA audit report,
07:08the OVP spent P125 million of confidential funds
07:13in just 11 days in 2022.
07:16By 2023, the OVP's confidential expenses increased to P375 million.
07:23The OVP's expenses for travel inside and outside the country also increased.
07:29We also got a statement from the OVP.
07:36A patient was following an ambulance in Taytay, Rizal.
07:41He was hit and killed by a five-year-old man.
07:45According to the police, the child was crossing the road
07:48that accompanied him to the store that he was ordered to buy.
07:51According to a witness, the ambulance was first hit by a mixer.
07:56The child's family was shocked.
07:58According to the driver of the ambulance who was already detained
08:01and was facing a complaint, he did not want what happened.
08:07Rufa May Quinto, who is also a victim of the issue of Dermacare Skin Care Clinic,
08:12was shot by a comedian.
08:14In a statement, Rufa May said that she had nothing to do with any illegal activity.
08:19She also denied the accusations.
08:23The actress will help the authorities and will face the issue in a legal way.
08:28There is a case filed against Dermacare for violation of the Securities Regulation Code.
08:34The actress, Nery Naig Miranda, was also charged with the issue
08:38that she was confined after feeling ill.
08:41Her arraignment was delayed for the case of Syndicated Estafa.
08:46The prosecutor is waiting for the comment on her motion to quash.
08:53Former Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque
08:56was out of the country despite a look-out bulletin order against him.
09:01He accused our embassy in Abu Dhabi, UAE, on November 29
09:06of his contrary in the complaint of Qualified Human Trafficking.
09:10According to the DFA, the embassy said that Roque showed a valid passport
09:15and his wife, Mayla.
09:18And it seems that their visit to the UAE is legal.
09:22But the Bureau of Immigration is planning to charge Roque.
09:26It is possible that they used fake immigration clearances
09:29because they don't have a travel record.
09:33Work in Europe and Japan is a look for Filipinos.
09:36In some European countries, there is a demand for health care,
09:40construction, manufacturing, hospitality, and household service.
09:45In Japan, there is a specified skilled worker visa
09:48for more than 800,000 foreign workers
09:51and opportunities under the Technical Intern Training Program.
09:5742 persons deprived of liberty in the Quezon City Jail Female Dormitory
10:02were hooked on basic housekeeping skills training
10:05by the QC-LGU and a hotel.
10:07It's time for them to leave.
10:09They are free to receive the LGU and hotel to work.
10:14John Consulta reporting for GMA Integrated News.
10:2022 days before Christmas,
10:22several cities in Metro Manila lit up their Christmas displays.
10:27Let's take a look at the report of Marie Zumali.
10:3035 Christmas trees were lit up in San Juan City.
10:34They were made of bamboo and copper.
10:36It's a Philippine theme.
10:40There are also miniature Christmas trees
10:42made of old or broken Tagalog barongs.
10:45It's a work of art by persons deprived of liberty.
10:48They are also being sold to the Christmas Bazaar
10:51to help them.
10:53It's a magical feeling in Pasay when the lights are already on.
10:57Not only the kids are enjoying, but also the young at heart.
11:02Christmas is also felt in Corimau, Ilocos Norte.
11:10In Survivor,
11:11it's a celebration of freedom.
11:13It's a celebration of freedom.
11:15It's a celebration of freedom.
11:17It's a celebration of freedom.
11:19It's a celebration of freedom.
11:22In Cervantes, Ilocos Sur.
11:29And in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu.
11:31It's a celebration of freedom.
11:32It's a celebration of freedom.
11:33It's a celebration of freedom.
11:36Marie Zumali reporting for GEMA Integrated News.
11:41Almost 100 skydivers in Arizona, America,
11:43set a new and amazing world record.
11:47They achieved a heads-up position while in the air.
11:51That means, they were holding hands as if they were standing,
11:54instead of lying face-to-face on the ground.
11:57Skydivers from various countries were among the 96 skydivers.
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