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00:10In the huge fire in Bacoor City, Cavite, it burned until Cavitex.
00:15More than 800 houses and 1,000 families were affected.
00:20The fire spread quickly because, aside from the use of light materials,
00:25the houses were strongly exposed to the wind.
00:27Responding to the fire was difficult due to the large number of people who were evacuating.
00:33According to the investigation, it is possible that the couple had an argument when the fire started.
00:39It was only last night when they noticed that there was a window where the fire would start.
00:45An alias, Allen, was arrested,
00:47who was accompanied by an alias, Alao, who was said to be the leader of the fire.
00:53He was hospitalized after being shot by a civilian.
00:59Vice President Sara Duterte accused House Speaker Martin Romualdez
01:04and House Appropriations Committee Chairman Zaldi Co. of controlling the national budget.
01:11Duterte said that congressmen approached him in 2023
01:17to ask for their share of the Php 5 billion allocated for the construction of the classroom of the Department of Education.
01:26When he did not agree, the budget increased to Php 15 billion from the approved national budget.
01:33But what was added was that the DepEd did not control how to spend it.
01:39We asked for Romualdez's acceptance, but they did not agree to it yet.
01:44Cona called Vice President Romualdez a fraud.
01:48He also accused him of using confidential funds in 2022.
01:54Meanwhile, the budget of the Office of the Vice President agreed to a hearing in the House of Representatives.
02:00Duterte was not in the budget hearing, so he was dismissed again.
02:05Despite the motion of a congressman to end the hearing.
02:10You may not like the person, you may not like his presence here, but you have to respect the Office of the Vice President.
02:18We should not ask anymore. What happened is a barrage of questions, that's why I'm asking.
02:24Why did we do that earlier? Are we not already respecting a tradition?
02:29A while ago, Jose Marcoleta also said it's a cherished tradition to approve the budget immediately.
02:36But there's a cherished tradition that when we deliberate a budget of any agency, that the head of agency should be present.
02:46We have become too kind, Madam Chair.
02:49And I would think that it is time for us to realize that we should not allow any head of agency to further insult the authority of Congress.
03:04A Chinese national boss of the Pogoraw helped Dismissed Mayor Alice Guo to be able to speak outside the Philippines.
03:14According to a senator, it is also due to Guo's written name in the hearing yesterday.
03:21By report, Ian Cruz.
03:26I heard that he is the boss of all the bosses of Pogoraw.
03:30This is how Senator Jingo Estrada depicted the Chinese national who helped Alice Guo to be able to speak outside the Philippines.
03:39Guo wrote his name in the hearing yesterday, but he did not want to give details because it is a threat to his life.
03:48The name was not made public by the senators, but Senator Risa Ontiveros said it was mentioned in the earlier hearings.
03:55Based on Estrada's information, the so-called individual passport holder of various countries is now in Taiwan.
04:02This person you wrote is the holder of 5 passports.
04:09Kits, Nevis, China, Cyprus, Dominica, and Cambodia.
04:17It's a Chinese name. I'm not sure. I might be wrong.
04:19But how many names did you write, sir?
04:21Just one. Just one.
04:22Estrada thought.
04:24Maybe that's why Alice Guo was forced to go abroad.
04:27Maybe she sang this song to facilitate her escape.
04:33While in Indonesia, the NBI showed a picture of a lookalike of Guo.
04:38According to the NBI, the former mayor used it to confuse the authorities in their search for him.
04:44What's your name?
04:47My name is...
04:52What's your name?
04:54Most of my people are long-haired.
04:56What's your face like?
04:58Slimmer version.
05:00We are monitoring that woman because she's always with Alice.
05:06She's a passenger.
05:08She might be the one driving the car.
05:12According to Atty. Galicia, Alice is in the car.
05:16The NBI's attorney, Atty. Galicia, is the lawyer who notarized Guo's counter-affidavit
05:23in a human trafficking complaint on August 14.
05:27Even though he's no longer in the Philippines,
05:31the NBI is looking for Guo's body double.
05:36The NBI also doesn't believe that no Filipino helped Guo to escape the country.
05:43When he was connected to POGO,
05:47many people were assisting him, advising him, whatever.
05:54When he escaped, many private and public officials were helping him.
06:02On September 17, the Senate will continue the hearing.
06:05In the letter of the presiding judge, Sara Vedania de los Santos to Senator Risa Ontiveros,
06:10it is stated that Guo may leave whenever needed during the hearing.
06:14He needs a prior request from the Senate to avoid conflict in the schedule of the court hearing.
06:23Ian Cruz reporting for GMA Integrated News.
06:26To blur or not to blur.
06:29The PNP explained why they blurred the magshots of Pastor Apollo Quibuloy and his four accused accomplices.
06:38After the DILG released the footage of the clear magshots of Quibuloy, Jun Vederation has a report.
06:46The blurred magshots of Pastor Apollo Quibuloy and his four accused accomplices were released by the PNP yesterday.
06:56In the official magshots released today, DILG Secretary Bernard Abalos saw their faces.
07:02The PNP's policy is to follow the advisory and guidance of the Commission on Human Rights
07:11that we should not be exposing their relationship.
07:15That is the personal request of Pastor Quibuloy and his lawyer.
07:20The explanation why their faces were covered when presented to the public yesterday
07:25is the request of the lawyers and the individual.
07:27We really cannot force them to show their faces.
07:30I can assure you, I will put my service to them.
07:34According to Quibuloy's lawyer, there is a conflict in the testimony of the pastor.
07:39It is not clear what it is, but the word magshot was mentioned in his post.
07:45Quezon City RTC Branch 106 transferred Quibuloy and his accomplices to BJMP Jail Facility in the case of child and sexual abuse.
07:55But they will remain in the PNP Custodial Facility because of the commitment order in Pasig RTC Branch 159,
08:03where they are facing a case of qualified human trafficking that cannot be charged.
08:09We don't want to run the risk that they will be transferred to the QC and they will be bailed and the PNP will no longer have control there.
08:18Quibuloy and his accomplices will be separated and they are not allowed to use gadgets.
08:23The arraignment of Quibuloy will be held on Friday via videoconference in Quezon City RTC
08:28and physical appearance arraignment in Pasig RTC.
08:32Davao Regional Police is preparing for possible complaints against them by Kingdom of Jesus Christ,
08:40the organization that was the operation in their compound.
08:42Davao Regional Police is also studying the filing of complaints against KOJC.
08:48We are still trying to get hold of the KOJC.
08:51In a resolution called by Davao City Council to the Interior Department,
08:57a case of human trafficking was investigated by the police on the constitutional rights of members of KOJC.
09:03The DILG has not yet made a statement about this.
09:06Jun Veneracion reporting for JMA Integrated News.
09:17That truck fell when it was passing through Tulay in Vietnam.
09:23According to the media there, 8 people were lost after 12 vehicles fell.
09:29The 30-year-old Tulay was hit by the Typhoon Yagi or the former Typhoon Enteng.
09:37More than a hundred people were injured due to widespread flooding and landslides.
09:43It's like a Gen Z content creator was born in the wrong era
09:48because of his love for the 80s and 90s,
09:52from playlists, forms, and collections.
09:55Let's follow Oscar Oida's report.
09:58Vintage.
10:00Retro.
10:01Classic.
10:02All in one.
10:04Meet the Gen Z boy, Nostalgia.
10:07And antique collector from Davao City,
10:10Melvin Clyde.
10:12He loves vintage stuff,
10:14from analog TV to cassette tapes.
10:18Formahang luma?
10:20That's his retro aesthetic.
10:22Inspired by his father.
10:24And even in music,
10:26his playlists are from the summer of the 1980s.
10:29Nostalgia.
10:31Classic.
10:33All in one.
10:36In the 1980s,
10:38his mother loved the taste of classic.
10:41I have a few collections
10:43and then I tried a content.
10:45Even netizens from early Gen
10:47can throw back his secret time machine.
10:51There are a lot of old-style.
10:53I also collect them.
10:55I also have a lot of stuff from my parents.
10:58Oscar Oida is reporting for GMA Integrated News.
11:02Lara L. Antonio did not hesitate
11:04to include Salubin
11:06in a Facebook post.
11:08It was after asking for permission
11:10to let Aspin enter a restaurant
11:12in Tagaytay.
11:14They used to eat in a restaurant
11:16and they brought Yoda here.
11:18But this week...
11:20The first thing I saw was
11:22dogs must have a diaper at all times.
11:24At that point,
11:26we didn't have a diaper.
11:28That's why Lara's partner
11:31went to the restaurant
11:33to buy a diaper.
11:35But again, the staff talked to them.
11:37She told me,
11:39Mom, I'm only up to medium-sized.
11:41From my knowledge,
11:43Aspins are medium-sized dogs.
11:45At that point,
11:47she actually asked me,
11:49what breed is it?
11:51She approached the manager again.
11:53She explained to me
11:55that the only dogs that are allowed
11:57inside 10-15
11:59are Rude from Viparpa,
12:01Chitzus, and Labradors.
12:03Lara felt the discrimination
12:05towards Aspins.
12:07Aspins are not just Aspins.
12:09They're not something
12:11that you push to the side.
12:13Treat animals kindly
12:15regardless of their breed.
12:17We asked the restaurant
12:19for permission several times.
12:21First, they said
12:23they will talk to us
12:25but they did not answer
12:28to the incident regarding
12:30their pet policy.
12:32Lara thanked the support
12:34of the netizens
12:36and Panda Escudero's Instagram
12:38for the Aspins.
12:40She invited Yoda
12:42for a high tea.
12:44Hi Panda, we're ready for high tea.
12:46Animal welfare groups
12:48said that
12:50the rules of the establishments
12:52should be clear.
12:54If it's said that it's pet-friendly,
12:56it's not.
12:58It's sad
13:00that even though
13:02we try to educate people,
13:04our own
13:06native dogs and cats
13:08are still
13:10experiencing
13:12these biased decisions.
13:14If we're
13:16going to accept dogs,
13:18maybe
13:20the qualifications
13:22are okay.
13:24Katrina Son
13:26is reporting
13:28for GMA Integrated News.
13:55For those who are abroad,
13:57follow us on GMA Pinoy TV
13:59and www.gmanews.tv.
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