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00:00More than 15 were injured in the collision of three buses at Edsa Busway.
00:05The roots were steel plates that were attached to the holes in the road,
00:09so the bus lost its brakes.
00:11Bon Aquino was hit.
00:17The windshield and rear part of this Admiral Transport Inc. bus was destroyed
00:21when three buses collided at Edsa Bus Carousel at Balintawak Southbound Station.
00:28It stopped because someone was riding a tricycle.
00:32Then it stopped.
00:34Suddenly, we pulled over.
00:37The tricycle lost its brakes.
00:39The tricycle lost its brakes?
00:40Yes.
00:42Was it fast?
00:43Yes, it was fast because there were a lot of injuries.
00:46A bus of the GEL Trans Inc. collided.
00:49According to the conductor,
00:50after 12 o'clock this afternoon, the tricycle lost its brakes.
00:55Underneath the bus,
00:58there was a steel plate that hit the bottom of the bus
01:01and the bus suddenly lost its air.
01:03This will happen if the bus loses its air.
01:06It will not be able to brake,
01:08and it will also lose the gearbox and the handlebars.
01:11We will not be able to move the bus.
01:12The barriers of the carousel were hit by a GEL bus.
01:16Not far from the scene of the accident,
01:19the bus passed by the steel plates that were attached to the holes in the road
01:23and this is the reason why their air supply and brakes were damaged.
01:30Before the accident happened,
01:32the air supply hose of another GEL Trans Inc. bus was cut,
01:36but it was still stopped at the station.
01:39We passed by the manhole,
01:41because the flat bar has a cover.
01:45We passed by it.
01:47Maybe it was hit,
01:48so it was cut and we lost the air.
01:50I was next to it.
01:51We transferred it to a passenger.
01:53The passengers of this damaged bus were taken by a Kellen bus,
01:57but it was also hit by a Binanggang Admiral bus from behind.
02:01One of our GEL buses was damaged.
02:04It hit me first.
02:06It was in trouble.
02:07I was trying to pick up the bus.
02:10When I was able to pick up the bus,
02:13later,
02:15when I stopped,
02:17a bus suddenly hit my back.
02:19The injured passengers were immediately taken by ambulances to Quezon City General Hospital.
02:25According to the initial information from Quezon City Traffic Sector 1,
02:29more than 15 people were injured in the accident.
02:32They are still investigating who should be responsible for the incident.
02:35They will also investigate if the steel plates are the reason why the brakes of GEL Trans Inc. were damaged.
02:42For GMA Integrated News, I'm Vonna Kino for 24 Hours.
02:50Known as small but terrible in making people laugh,
02:54the former comedian, Mura,
02:56but life didn't get easier after he faced many trials and tribulations.
03:03We greeted him and received help at the same time
03:06when the relief operations of the GMA Kapuso Foundation were carried out in Bicol Region.
03:12From 2003 to 2010,
03:16Mura, or Alan Padua,
03:19had a career in showbiz.
03:23Although he had many projects,
03:25his career was slowly fading away
03:28after he was hit by a car accident in 2010.
03:33He is now struggling to walk.
03:37He is now struggling to walk.
03:41He was hit by a car.
03:44He fell down.
03:46His leg was injured.
03:49Maybe 2 inches.
03:51I was just crawling.
03:53And in April 2024,
03:55his house was burned down
03:58along with his belongings in Ligao City, Albay.
04:03But Mura slowly got up to help people with a kind heart.
04:09I am really thankful to all of them.
04:12They gave me hope.
04:14It's hard when you are not with your loved ones.
04:18While the relief operations of the GMA Kapuso Foundation were being carried out in Bicol Region
04:23due to the upcoming typhoon,
04:26we visited Mura in Albay.
04:29Together with the Ligao City Health Officer,
04:32Mura's condition was assessed and he found it difficult to walk.
04:36If you have an injury,
04:38even if it has healed,
04:40if you are stressed,
04:42if it's cold,
04:43if it's overused,
04:44you will still feel discomfort.
04:47But my father,
04:48he has a sprain in his right leg.
04:51He has a sprain in his right leg.
04:54That's why my father doesn't want to have an operation.
04:57Mura received medicine and vitamins from the City Health Office.
05:02We also gave them groceries and hygiene kits.
05:08He gave me strength
05:11so that I can fulfill my duty to our family.
05:17If ever,
05:18I can become an artist again.
05:21The State of Calamity
05:26The entire area of Negros Oriental was engulfed by the State of Calamity
05:31due to the continuous eruption of the volcano Canlaon.
05:35In the last volcano bulletin of PHIVOLCS,
05:3815 volcanic earthquakes were recorded in Mount Canlaon
05:42in the past 24 hours.
05:45More than 2,000 tons of sulfur dioxide
05:49or sulfur was also released by the volcano yesterday.
05:53The continuous eruption of the volcano
05:55and the intense eruption of the volcano Abo.
05:57According to PHIVOLCS,
05:58it is still possible to have a sudden eruption,
06:02lava eruption,
06:04ashfall,
06:05pyroclastic density current or PDC,
06:08rockfall,
06:09and tidal wave
06:11if it rains heavily.
06:13It is constantly recommended
06:15not to enter or leave
06:17the 6-kilometer danger zone.
06:20The LGU of Negros Occidental
06:23targets to expand the construction of tent cities
06:26for the residents who will leave
06:28if the volcano erupts again.
06:36Good evening Kapuso!
06:38I am your brother Kim
06:39who will give you trivia behind the trending news.
06:42She is one of the most important women
06:44in our history.
06:45That's why on her birthday this Monday,
06:47a museum in Quezon City was opened
06:50for the famous mother.
06:52Let's visit it.
06:54As a recognition of her greatness,
06:56a museum was opened by the local government of Quezon City
06:58for the famous mother,
07:00Simelsora Aquino or Tandansora.
07:02This is the Tandansora Women's Museum.
07:04We named the museum Tandansora Women's Museum
07:07because we admire Tandansora.
07:10I was inspired by her virtues
07:12such as being able to listen, help,
07:14serve,
07:16and above all, her courage.
07:19This is another exhibit
07:20that shows the important role of Tandansora
07:22in our history.
07:24Some of the items
07:25of the ancient civilization are also displayed here.
07:27We have a Tandansora section
07:29and its memorabilia are placed there.
07:32We have a showcase,
07:33bayo,
07:34almires,
07:35gilingan.
07:36The contribution of women
07:37in our society is also given importance here.
07:39From then until now.
07:41It's historical.
07:42The concept starts with women.
07:44The women of that time
07:46had equality
07:48before the arrival of the Spaniards.
07:50From there, we went around
07:51the women who fought
07:53in the revolution
07:54until the contemporary women's movement.
07:57It will be an ongoing recording of our stories.
08:00But when the museum director clarifies
08:02their opening on Monday
08:03or on the same day of Tandansora,
08:05it's just a soft opening.
08:06Now, it's by appointment.
08:08There will be a hard opening
08:09on February 19,
08:10the death anniversary of Tandansora.
08:14Kuya Kim,
08:15how old is Tandansora?
08:17Kuya Kim,
08:18what's her age?
08:19Kuya Kim,
08:20what's her age?
08:21On Monday,
08:22we celebrated the birthday
08:23of the mother of Melchorra Aquino
08:25or Tandansora.
08:26The question is,
08:27how old is she?
08:28According to a scholar,
08:29Jean Richardson,
08:30January 6, 1836
08:31is the real birthday
08:32of Melchorra Aquino.
08:33That's why Tandansora
08:34is 189 years old.
08:36That's why Tandansora
08:37was named
08:38the mother of Himagzica
08:39or the mother of Katipunan
08:40because of the important role
08:41she played
08:42in the Filipino Revolution
08:43against the Spaniards.
08:44We honor her
08:45because she's 84 years old
08:47and she was with the Katipunan.
08:49She helped the Katipuneros
08:51to give them food.
08:54As a recognition
08:55of her role
08:56in our history,
08:57she was named
08:58one of the first streets
08:59and parishes in Quezon City.
09:00Did you know
09:01that there's a street
09:02in San Francisco, California
09:03named by Melchorra Aquino?
09:05And did you know
09:06that she's the first Filipino
09:07to be buried in our money?
09:09Before Josefa Llanes Escoda
09:11and the former president,
09:12Corazon Aquino,
09:13Tandansora,
09:14or Melchorra Aquino,
09:15was the first Filipino
09:16to be buried in our money.
09:18Her face
09:19can be seen
09:20in the former 100 peso bill
09:21that was used
09:22from 1951
09:23until 1966.
09:25Meanwhile,
09:26to find out the driver
09:27behind the viral news,
09:28just post or comment
09:29with the hashtag
09:30Guya Kim Ano Na?
09:31Always remember
09:32that what's important
09:33is what you post.
09:34I'm Guya Kim
09:35and I'll answer you
09:3624 hours a day.
09:38The director,
09:39Daryl Yap,
09:40clarified that
09:41the court has not yet
09:42ordered to stop
09:43the release
09:44of promotional materials
09:45or teasers
09:46of his movie
09:47The Rapists
09:48of Pepsi Paloma.
09:50According to the petition
09:51of the actor,
09:52Vic Soto,
09:53the court
09:54for the writ
09:55of habeas data
09:56as well as Soto's request
09:57to stop the spread
09:58of personal
09:59and sensitive details
10:00about Soto
10:01as well as
10:02the release
10:03of promotional materials
10:04online,
10:05the court ordered
10:06to stop
10:07the release
10:08of the verified
10:09return of writ
10:10of Yap.
10:11According to Yap's lawyer,
10:12they will answer
10:13this on Wednesday
10:14and the director
10:15will fight
10:16for the right
10:17to freedom
10:18of artistic expression.
10:19They also answered
10:20Soto's client
10:21not to consult
10:22with them
10:23about the movie.
10:24According to
10:25Yap's lawyer,
10:26they gave a copy
10:27of the script
10:28of Soto's movie
10:29before releasing
10:30the teaser.
10:33The purpose
10:34was really
10:35for them
10:36to give comments
10:37on the script.
10:38Direct Daryl
10:39didn't follow up
10:40about that
10:41many times
10:42until finally
10:43all the scenes
10:44were shot.
10:45So,
10:46it's not our fault anymore.
10:55Snow in the desert,
10:57heavy rain,
10:59and wildfire
11:01caused by
11:02strong winds.
11:03That's just a few
11:04in the past few years
11:06in different parts
11:07of the world
11:08from 2024
11:09until the first days
11:10of 2025
11:12which is said
11:13to be the end
11:14of climate change
11:15or a changing climate.
11:16Ian Cruz is watching.
11:23When it gets dark,
11:24bright red
11:25surrounds Los Angeles,
11:27America
11:28because of
11:29the two
11:30largest wildfires
11:31that happened
11:32three nights in a row.
11:34Almost 10,000 houses
11:35and structures
11:36were engulfed
11:37by the blazing fire.
11:39What caused the situation
11:41was the strong winds
11:43called
11:44Santa Ana Winds.
11:46In this video,
11:47you can see
11:48how strong the wind is
11:53which is making
11:54the fire bigger
11:55and bringing
11:56a small storm
11:57to other places
11:59where new fires
12:00are starting.
12:01The fire
12:02doesn't choose anyone
12:04even the houses
12:05of celebrities
12:06like the singer-actress
12:07Mandy Moore
12:08along with the victims.
12:10Although it's getting
12:11calmer now,
12:12officials there
12:13are worried
12:14about the expected
12:15strong winds
12:16and the continuation
12:17of the red flag conditions.
12:19The conditions
12:20resulted in
12:21what is considered
12:22the most
12:23common wildfires
12:24in the history
12:25of Los Angeles.
12:28This is the result
12:29of climate change.
12:31Southwestern United States
12:32has experienced
12:33the driest conditions
12:34for more than
12:35two decades
12:36just to kill
12:37the plants
12:38in the mountains
12:39and to be burned
12:40more easily.
12:41The moisture
12:42in the mountains
12:43is getting dry
12:44so since they
12:45came from
12:46very hot temperatures
12:47during the summer months,
12:48when the autumn
12:49comes
12:50in the mid-latitude
12:51countries,
12:52the climate
12:53is getting
12:54very dry
12:55and the
12:56effects
12:57are getting
12:58dry
12:59therefore
13:00it's more
13:01favorable
13:02than the
13:03so-called
13:04wildfires.
13:05If California
13:06is on fire,
13:07then the
13:08weather in
13:09Saudi Arabia
13:10is also
13:11on fire.
13:12This can be
13:13seen
13:14in this
13:15video
13:16where
13:17the luggage
13:18container
13:19was blown
13:20by the strong
13:21wind
13:22and the
13:23fire
13:24that
13:55the
13:56luggage
13:57container
13:58was blown
13:59by the
14:00strong
14:01wind
14:02and the
14:03fire
14:04that
14:05the
14:06luggage
14:07container
14:08was blown
14:09by the
14:10strong
14:11wind
14:12and the
14:13fire
14:14that
14:15the
14:16luggage
14:17container
14:18was blown
14:19by the
14:20strong
14:21wind
14:22and the
14:23fire
14:24that
14:25the
14:31luggage
14:33container
14:34was blown
14:36by the
14:44wind
14:45and the
14:49fire
14:50from our
14:51luggage
14:52container
14:53According to Pag-asa, La Niña is a condition of cold in the middle and eastern part of the Pacific Ocean or near the continent of America.
15:02But the ocean is hot near the Philippines, that's why there are rains.
15:07It is possible that climate change or changing climate will affect La Niña.
15:13This is the natural cycle of our climate system.
15:17What's happening is that the impact of global warming is increasing as a result of climate change.
15:25At the end of La Niña, at the end of the first quarter, Pag-asa is hoping that the record-breaking heat index of the dry season of the country will not be repeated in the second quarter of the year.
15:37It's not that bad.
15:40Because last year, we had a strong El Nino.
15:43It's possible that the usual, that we can still record a hot temperature, but it's not that record-breaking.
15:50Back to the heavy rains, in the third quarter of the year, or the dry season, if ever, many typhoons come in.
15:58And in the fourth quarter, typhoons are still expected to hit the land.
16:03These are the signs of landfalling and crossing of our typhoons.
16:08So it means that our typhoons will be heavy when the last quarter comes.
16:14Even if there's El Nino, even if there's no El Nino or La Niña.
16:1818 typhoons were recorded in the Philippines in 2024, including the typhoon Karina in July,
16:27and the typhoon Christine that hit Luzon in October.
16:31Now, in 2025, it's expected that 17 to 19 typhoons will hit the country.
16:38For GMA Integrated News, Ian Cruz reporting for 24 Horas.
16:43Thousands of devotees celebrated the start of the 460th Fiesta Señor in Cebu,
16:51where the Sinulog Festival is held.
16:53Reporting for GMA Regional TV, Nico Sereno.
17:01The sea of devotees that swam in the translation of the whole Jesus Nazareno in Manila yesterday,
17:08was also seen in this part of Cebu City,
17:11where thousands of devotees attended the Penitential Walk with Jesus yesterday early in the morning.
17:17This is part of the start of activities for the 460th Fiesta Señor Santo Niño.
17:24On the way to Caroza, the image of the Child Jesus was also brought to the Basilica Minore del Santo Nino,
17:30where it was greeted by devotees with their own bits of the replica.
17:35Mostly thanksgiving for the good life, good health, prosperity, and the new year.
17:442005 is a good year for us also.
17:47There were also children who were dressed in costumes like a Child Jesus.
17:52On the next Friday, January 17, the Penitential Walk with Mary and Translation will be held.
18:00The Sinulog Festival 2025 officially started in Lungsod today.
18:06Aside from the opening parade, performances of street dancing competitions will be held.
18:12This Sunday, January 12, Sinulog sa Kabataan sa Nakbayan will be held.
18:18On January 19 is the highlight of the festival,
18:22where more than 40 dancing contingents will perform from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
18:30For GMA Regional TV, Balitang Bisdak, and GMA Integrated News,
18:34Niko Sireno is on air 24 hours a day.
18:38In the midst of celebration and praise for his victory as the first-ever Filipino and Asian
18:44Grand Winner of The Voice USA Season 26,
18:47there is something that was left in the heart of Sofronio Vasquez.
18:51Because of his father's blessing, a large part of what he is experiencing now is success.
18:57His emotional contribution to GMA Integrated News Interviews will be discussed by Nelson Terlas.
19:07He was my hero.
19:20The Voice USA Season 26 Grand Winner Sofronio Vasquez became emotional
19:25in his contribution to GMA Integrated News Interviews
19:29when he discussed one of his biggest inspirations.
19:34From his repeated failures in auditions and singing contests,
19:39which he participated in for hundreds of years,
19:42to his difficult dream of becoming a singer,
19:45his fight against his father's curse.
19:49It's sad that now, looking back,
19:52supposedly, I know that he will enjoy this moment because he loves to sing.
19:56He was my coach.
19:57But I can't tell him that I won.
20:01He won't make me proud of his friends anymore.
20:05Sofronio admitted that he lost confidence in himself many times.
20:10I had an insecurity and I had a question,
20:14Is music for me?
20:15I thought, Papa is gone.
20:18So I want to provide the best life that my mom deserves.
20:22I worked as a cruise ship singer.
20:24I became an OFW for a time.
20:27But if you really know in your heart that you have someone you like,
20:31you look for them.
20:33He became a companion,
20:35the father who talks to his mind.
20:39I just say,
20:43If you're here, what will you say to me?
20:46Then I just hear his voice,
20:48Just breathe.
20:50You can do it.
20:52He always tells me,
20:54Every time you sing,
20:56Don't forget to do sign of the cross.
21:00So, I do it with a conscious effort,
21:04With my heart,
21:06This is me doing sign of the cross because I remember you.
21:10He is also an inspiration,
21:12His The Voice Coach,
21:14Michael Bubley,
21:16Who is still his mentor and guide.
21:20What I appreciate there,
21:21Michael Bubley would always tell me,
21:23You don't have to be technically perfect,
21:25Because you're a person.
21:26Sometimes, perfection is boring.
21:29Imperfection is better.
21:30Do you still have frustrations as a singer?
21:33Frustrations, yes.
21:34But the frustrations are also the ones who helped me realize that I can make it.
21:41It's not easy to fight The Voice,
21:44Especially the ones he fought.
21:47But for Sofronio,
21:49What made him win,
21:51Was hard practice,
21:53Prayer,
21:54And honesty.
21:56With what Sofronio won,
21:58Was a recording contract.
22:00And he wanted to include Filipino music in his music.
22:05For the next generation,
22:08In GMA, we have The Voice Kids,
22:10Who will return this year.
22:12Do you have a message to those like you,
22:15Who would want to make it in the entertainment industry?
22:20Maybe my message is for the parents,
22:25Because sometimes the kids will just enjoy being on stage.
22:28I think I just wanted to tell the parents,
22:31Support your kids,
22:33And allow them to learn.
22:36Let them feel they fail.
22:38Failure is important.
22:41Because I failed many times.
22:43But my mom would always tell me,
22:45That's okay.
22:46Let them feel.
22:48Nelson Canlas, updated in Shoebiz Happenings.