State of the Nation Express: January 14, 2025 [HD]

GMA Integrated News

- 2 patay sa nasunog na bodega ng foam sa Davao City - Pag-imprenta ng Eleksyon 2025 ballots, ipinatigil ng COMELEC kasunod ng TRO ng SC laban sa pag-disqualify ng ilang kandidato - Modern jeep na nawalan umano ng preno, nabangga ang tricycle; 2 patay, 20 sugatan - Bangkay ng lalaking natagpuan sa Caloocan noong 2022, nakilala na ng mga kaanak - OCTA Research Survey - Pickup na convoy umano ng isang kongresista at SUV na may gov't plate, nasita sa EDSA Busway pero tumakas - Maling bangkay, naiuwi sa pamilya ng nasawing OFW sa Kuwait; mga kaanak niya, dudang na-suffocate siya - In Case You Missed It - Tagong ganda ng Kuyapnit River, unti-unting nadidiskubre - Pinay traveler, nakabisita sa lahat ng 195 bansa    State of the Nation is a nightly newscast anchored by Atom Araullo and Maki Pulido. It airs Mondays to Fridays at 11:05 PM (PHL Time) on GTV. For more videos from State of the Nation, visit http://www.gmanews.tv/stateofthenation  #GMAIntegratedNews #GMANetwork #KapusoStream  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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00:00STATE OF THE NATION

00:30Last night, no one was injured in the fire. The cause of the fire is still unknown.

00:39It was a residential area in Santa Mesa, Manila, where three minority siblings were burned.

00:46The fire is being investigated. The fire is worth P30,000.

00:53The Commission on Elections stopped the sale of balotas for the 2025 National Elections

00:59that started on January 6. According to COMELEC Chairman George Erwin Garcia,

01:04this is in accordance with the Supreme Court's release of a temporary restraining order

01:09for disqualifying several candidates, including former Representative Edgar Erice

01:14who runs for the 2nd District of Caloocan.

01:17Erice appealed to the Supreme Court for COMELEC's favor in filing a disqualification case against him.

01:23Erice was first to deny that he did not violate the provision of the Omnibus Election Code.

01:28According to COMELEC, changes to the Candidate's Database Election Management System or EMS,

01:35Automated Counting Machine, and Consolidated Canvassing System must be implemented.

01:39The 1,667 balot face templates and serialization will also be changed,

01:45and the number of candidates will also be changed.

01:48Printing of affected balotas will be repeated.

01:52And because the EMS and database will be changed,

01:55it will also be studied if the Trusted Build will be repeated.

01:59Trusted Build is the conversion of the source code made by programmers to machine-readable codes.

02:06A modern jeep that lost its brakes and a tricycle in Calumpit, Bulacan,

02:12two people were killed and 20 people were injured.

02:16This is the report of Mico Wahe.

02:21Some residents helped in rescuing the passengers of the modern jeep

02:25that collided with a tricycle and fell to the side of the road in Calumpit, Bulacan.

02:29Some were injured, most of them were students.

02:32The elderly man who was riding the tricycle was also injured.

02:35His niece fell down in the middle of the road.

02:39We came from District Hospital.

02:41I had my jaw checked.

02:43When we were about to go home, that's when it happened.

02:47But his niece and the driver of the tricycle that they were riding were not saved.

02:52According to the witness, the jeep suddenly counter-flowed.

02:55It counter-flowed and he didn't know that there was a collision.

02:58He grabbed the tricycle.

03:00Due to the impact, the motorcycle separated from the tricycle and also fell near the bridge.

03:04This modern jeep traveled to San Fernando, Pampanga.

03:07And before the accident, he was driving on the right side of the road.

03:12When he lost control, he forced himself to turn left

03:16until he collided with the colliding tricycle.

03:19This is what happened.

03:22According to Calumpit Police, aside from the two injured,

03:25there were also 20 injured in the accident.

03:27The driver of the modern jeep was held by the police.

03:30The brakes were lost.

03:32I tried to avoid it, sir.

03:34I tried to stop it.

03:36That's why I forced myself to stop it.

03:39I hope you will forgive me.

03:41Reckless imprudence resulting to homicide and physical injury

03:46and damage to property.

03:48Nico Jae reporting for GMA Integrated News.

03:52It took more than two years for the family to learn that their son's body was missing.

03:59The suspect in the murder,

04:00who was with the group of criminals in another case of a businessman who was hanged and killed,

04:05has a report.

04:06Emil Sumangin reports.

04:10In 2022, this vehicle was found inside.

04:15There was duct tape on his face,

04:16gauze on his hands,

04:18a lot of wounds,

04:19and he seemed to be paralyzed.

04:22I only saw his feet.

04:24When I saw his feet, I ran because I was really scared.

04:28After more than two years,

04:30it was found out who he is.

04:32Noel Gonzaga, 29 years old.

04:34The family was looking for him.

04:37They found him at the side of the road in Poneraria.

04:39Can you confirm, sir?

04:41Is that him?

04:42That's him.

04:43That's what he was wearing when he was missing.

04:45The suspect in the murder is Elias Noli,

04:47a classmate and friend of the victim.

04:50On TV, the victim's son saw the suspect when he was hanged

04:54for another case of kidnap for ransom.

04:55That's him.

04:57He confessed voluntarily that he killed my son.

05:01The victim asked for money worth 200,000 pesos

05:06because the suspect found out that his friend,

05:10his schoolmate,

05:12has money.

05:14He contacted his mother to ask for 200,000 pesos.

05:17Where did you kill my brother?

05:19Answer me!

05:21The suspect pointed the plant in the hole

05:23where Gonzaga's body was dumped.

05:26The victim's mother saw it.

05:28The suspect has a witness.

05:30According to the QCPD,

05:32Elias Noli was with the group of people who were arrested by Umunoy Mastermind

05:35for the separate kidnapping and murder

05:38of a businessman who was hanged on a drum before being buried.

05:41They were also involved in the murder of the businessman.

05:46Umunoy Mastermind uses a different name.

05:50But the former actress Rochelle Barameda

05:53is also convinced of the person who was hanged

05:57for the murder of her brother, Ruby Rose Barameda.

06:00If we can prove that we are a supplement to the fiscal,

06:03we can also charge him with hiding his name.

06:08Emil Sumangil reporting for GMA Integrated News.

06:12The trust ratings of the five highest officials of the country

06:16based on the survey of OCTA Research fell.

06:18In the last round of the MASA survey,

06:19Vice President Sara Duterte's trust rating fell by 10 points.

06:24The trust rating of November fell by 49%

06:27from 59% in September.

06:30Duterte's performance rating also fell by 48% from 52%.

06:35OCTA said that this is his lowest rating since December 2023

06:40and the first time that his performance and trust ratings

06:44fell below the majority threshold of 50%.

06:47President Bongbong Marcos' trust rating fell by 65% in November

06:52which is lower than 69% in September.

06:55From the 66% performance rating,

06:5864% of the work of the President fell in November.

07:03President Francis Escudero's trust ratings fell by 63% in November.

07:10House Speaker Martin Romaldes' trust rating fell by 58%.

07:13and Chief Justice Alexander G. G. Hezmundo's trust rating fell by 10%.

07:17Escudero's performance rating did not change by 65%

07:21while Romaldes' trust rating fell by 59% and Hezmundo's by 8%.

07:26This survey was conducted from November 10 to 16

07:29with 1,200 respondents

07:31with a margin of error of plus or minus 3%.

07:36SUVs with government office plates and pickups

07:39in the convoy led by the congressman.

07:41These are the new vehicles that passed through EDSA busway.

07:45Niku Wahe has a report.

07:50This vehicle was designed by the Special Action and Intelligence Committee

07:54for Transportation of SAIC.

07:56It passed through EDSA busway at Ortega Station,

07:59the blinkers were open and it even honked.

08:01Sir, good afternoon.

08:03Guys, our VIP is there.

08:05Who is it?

08:07Congresswoman.

08:09They were immediately told that it is prohibited to pass through EDSA busway

08:12even though she is talking about a congresswoman.

08:15Sir, we are not allowed to pass through EDSA busway.

08:17Because there is no...

08:19Yes, they are passing through EDSA busway.

08:21I thought they will follow us.

08:23The drivers of SAIC asked for the driver's license on the other side.

08:25At first, it seemed like the vehicle slowed down and moved aside.

08:28But it started honking and ran away.

08:31A few minutes later, another SUV with government plate passed through EDSA busway.

08:36It also made it run away and hit the operative's hand.

08:43SAIC is now concerned about the LTO, especially that they got the plate number of the two vehicles.

08:48The registered owner of the vehicle and the driver will bring the show-cause order of the LTO

08:57and the LTO will discuss the violations and penalties.

09:05They also asked if the congresswoman escorted the first driver who ran away.

09:10We still don't know the identity of the congresswoman and if she escorted the driver.

09:17But the enforcers said that even if she escorted the driver,

09:20she is not allowed to use the busway.

09:24She is not allowed to use the busway.

09:27The Department of Transportation reminded that those who can pass through EDSA busway,

09:31aside from buses, are on-duty ambulances, fire trucks, police cars,

09:37and service vehicles for the EDSA busway project.

09:41The only officials who can pass through EDSA busway are the President,

09:44Vice President, Senate President, House Speaker, and Chief Justice.

09:48Nick Guaje reporting for GMA Integrated News.

09:52It's a double-edged sword for the relatives of an OFW who died in Kuwait

09:56to discover that their relative is not the one who was taken home from the country,

10:01but his co-worker, a Nepalese.

10:03The family is also in doubt as to how the OFW got home.

10:06We have a report from Maris Umani.

10:08Natania and her siblings were in the lobby when their relative, Jenny Alvarado,

10:14who came from Kuwait, arrived.

10:16The box was full of details, including the location of the lobby,

10:19no phone number, and even her name.

10:22But when the officer saw the body in the funerary,

10:25No! That's my mother!

10:28No! That's my mother!

10:30She was the one who was found alive in her nose,

10:32and she had a peck on her hand, which looked like a keloid.

10:36None.

10:38Instead of their mother, the Nepali's relative,

10:40she was with them when they arrived at work.

10:43The Department of Migrant Workers asked for permission

10:46to confirm that Jenny's relative will arrive on Thursday.

10:49As it is, I take full responsibility

10:52because I was also the one who said that Jenny's return home was too early,

10:57which might have caused the miscarriage of justice.

11:00But that said, we are also carefully studying

11:04whether there are liabilities involved with respect to the shipping of the human remains.

11:10Jenny was found dead on January 2, after being suffocated in a fire.

11:15The Nepali and two Sri Lankans were also killed in the incident,

11:18but her family is in doubt.

11:21Maybe she was also injured because there is a history.

11:24Possibly, the police will call, but there is no evidence.

11:28There is no meaning to that, right?

11:32They are asking for help.

11:34Her nails were removed.

11:36Her hand was tied, which is,

11:38she still has blood on it.

11:40Then, you can see that her neck is violet.

11:44They were both suffocated and killed.

11:47But why did the Nepali's boat arrive here?

11:50That's what it looks like.

11:52The family decided to form a group of witnesses

11:54or a group of DHs in the middle of the island.

11:55Because there must be foul play in the death of Jenny

11:58and her other companions.

12:00That's why they are calling on the government

12:02to investigate the incident more thoroughly,

12:04to answer the charges,

12:06and to give justice to the victims.

12:08We have assured them of getting the police reports and the autopsy results.

12:15Because that is what we are waiting for.

12:17Before we can investigate,

12:21whether or not we will pursue claims in relation to Jenny's death.

12:25Maris Umali reports for GMA Integrated News.

12:34Vice President Sara Duterte said that

12:37she is seriously considering the end of the 2028 presidential elections

12:41based on the post of the SMNI.

12:43Duterte said this this weekend

12:45when she has a private trip

12:47and a visit to a group of OFWs in Japan.

12:50BRP Teresa Magbano and BRP Gabriela Silang

12:52were involved in the voyage

12:54of the China Coast Guard's monster ship

12:56that crossed 77 nautical miles from Capones Island to Zambales

13:00and entered the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines.

13:03According to the Foreign Ministry of China,

13:05the Philippines should stop the alleged malicious accusation

13:09because their claims have a basis in the history of science and law.

13:13This is even contrary to the 2016 arbitral ruling

13:16that did not violate the law.

13:17This is contrary to the 2016 arbitral ruling

13:19that is not recognized by China

13:21and has no basis in their involvement

13:23in almost the entire South China Sea.

13:26Chinese national wanted for illegal gambling in China

13:29was arrested in Ni'iya.

13:31He was brought to the detention facility in Taguig

13:33and was ordered to be deported.

13:36The supply of water in Bohol-Panglao International Airport

13:40returned to normal after almost a month.

13:43Marisol Abdurrahman

13:45reporting for GMA Interactive News.

13:54In Masukal, Gubat, Antique,

13:56there is a river that is so beautiful.

13:59Ginang Mahalina in the beauty of Cuyapnet River

14:01with Mark Salazar.

14:07Peaceful river.

14:08But...

14:11Unexpected adventure awaits

14:14in its beauty.

14:16You will be tested on the trail.

14:18You will see the formation of rock formations.

14:21The Cuyapnet River in the town of Pandan in Antique.

14:25The trail mixes water, rock, and soil.

14:29But as you get closer,

14:31you feel that the place is majestic.

14:34It's like virgin, enchanted.

14:35I've been traveling to places like this for a long time,

14:39but Cuyapnet River is the most unique.

14:42This is an all-out nature experience

14:45because aside from catching birds

14:47and dancing trees and plants around,

14:51the water is clean and cool in natural pools.

14:54Even if you reach the bottom,

14:56it's so deep, sir.

14:58The water is so clear. There are many pools.

15:00And the view from every angle is really IG-worthy.

15:03You really have to be careful.

15:05You really have to protect nature

15:08because there are many people in the world.

15:10So the area becomes crowded

15:12and the environment gets damaged.

15:14Mark Salazar is reporting for GEMI Integrated News.

15:24A Filipino nomad's passport is a literal tatak traveler.

15:28He has been to almost 200 countries in the world.

15:31I hope everyone is satisfied with this report.

15:36From the Philippines to all nations.

15:39The travel goals of the travel blogger,

15:42Katch Medina Umanda,

15:44literally traveled to the Philippines.

15:46Hello from Algeria.

15:48She has been to all 195 countries.

15:51Even Antarctica.

15:53Katch went there while living her digital nomad life.

15:56So I said in the blog,

15:58why work from home if you can work from anywhere?

16:01Katch started traveling to other countries when she was 20 years old as an OFW.

16:05But the wanderlust to travel around the globe kicked in

16:08when she started backpacking in 2013.

16:11Eventually, it became a goal to visit all the seven continents.

16:18Kuwait was her first country.

16:20And her last stop was Sudan,

16:22which became a destination for her historic feet.

16:25They just opened the country again.

16:27I got my clearance and that's why last week I went to Sudan.

16:29Now that she's back in the country,

16:31Katch has a new goal.

16:33I hope now to travel every provinces in the Philippines

16:36and hoping to educate the younger ones.

16:39Start young.

16:41She adheres to the literal goals of her journey.

16:44You need to start slower, like small.

16:46You go first to countries that are visa-free.

16:49Learn digital skills so you can work online and you can work anywhere you want.

17:00That is the State of the Nation for a bigger mission,

17:03for a wider service to the country.

17:06On behalf of Atom Araw, I am Rafi Tima

17:09from GMA Integrated News, the news authority of the Philippines.

17:29For more stories, visit nyseagrant.org

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