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the ability of people to move around
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will likely contribute better to growth.
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Because of limited mobility,
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people are also not being able to go
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to physical branches, etc.
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It further accelerated
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the adoption of consumers
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of digital channels.
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to provide the services
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needed by our citizens,
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by our consumers.
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Mobility will be key to recovery
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because we have relaxed
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some of our quarantine methods
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and we have allowed more.
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Remember the journey
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of our young democracy.
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In ANC, we were witnesses
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to the defining moments
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of Philippine history
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that influenced the world.
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This is the Philippines.
07:28.9
President Marcos,
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calls on Filipinos
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to stand their ground
07:32.6
to the country's sovereignty.
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An employer's group
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points to the Labor Department
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as the one responsible
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for imposing so-called
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heatbreaks to workers.
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Later on in the program,
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Engineer Patrick Dizon
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of the MWSS Water
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and Sewerage Management
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on the water supply situation
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here in Metro Manila.
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And Europe's Climate Change
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Monitoring Agency
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says March is the warmest month
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on record across the world.
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I'm Stanley Palisada.
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Dateline Philippines
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begins right now.
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For those of you watching us
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on YouTube and Facebook,
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nice to have you with us.
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Topping the midday news,
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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leads the commemoration
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of the Day of Valor in Bataan.
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During his speech,
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he urged Filipinos
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to be brave and resilient
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to the country's sovereignty.
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Marcos' statement
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comes amid China's
08:23.9
latest act of aggression
08:25.4
on Philippine waters.
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Some participants
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tend clear and present threats
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to our sovereign rights
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and in fact have already
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caused physical harm
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ay hindi katanggap-tanggap.
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Tulad ng pinamalas
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ng ating mga dakilang ninuno,
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hindi tayo dapat magpasupil
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ng ating sariling bakuran.
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Ours is a complicated world today,
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but we must not yield.
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We must not back down
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challenges that seek
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to threaten our peace,
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our very existence.
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the President also ordered
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a review of benefits
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for disabled soldiers
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as a way to honor
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After leading the Araw
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ng Kagitingan Rites,
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President Marcos proceeded
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to witness the ceremonial
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turnover of housing projects.
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Vivian Gulia joins us now
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More than 200 informal
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near the Talisay River
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will be relocated
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to a housing project
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of the National Housing Authority
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in Balanga, Bataan.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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of 216 units on Tuesday.
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the President said
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he recognizes the dangers
09:47.3
of living by the river
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and stressed the importance
09:52.3
and quality housing units
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He reminded beneficiaries
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to care for their respective units
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and contribute to the
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progress of their community.
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Each housing unit
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under the NHA Balanga City
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Low-Rise Housing Project
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has a size of 27 square meters,
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as well as fully operational
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water and power supply.
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condominium-type housing project
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Low-Rise Housing Project
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that also features
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including four-story
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school buildings,
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the 20 classrooms,
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a multi-purpose building,
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basketball court.
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A community center building
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inside the project compound
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a daycare center,
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and a barangay learning hub.
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National Housing Authority
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beneficiaries for the
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Low-Rise Housing Project
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for 800 pesos per month
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and will have the option
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after five years.
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the housing project
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informal sector units
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Marcus Jr.'s term
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SAI said that so far
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they have completed
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for 300,000 families
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but several projects
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are still ongoing.
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Department of Human Settlements
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and Urban Development
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Secretary Jerry Acosar
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meanwhile encourages
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for the government's
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to allow heat breaks
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for construction workers
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during extreme temperatures
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That's the latest from here.
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Stanley, back to you.
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Thank you so much, Viv.
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President Marx's speech
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China took a swipe
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trilateral summit
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Beijing's foreign ministry
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says China is against
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its security partnership
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in the Asia-Pacific region.
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also come on the heels
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of the first maritime
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cooperative activity
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of the Philippines,
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relevant countries
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cobbling together
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exclusionary small circles
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block confrontations.
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Japan in particular
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in its words and deeds
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of military security.
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conducted by any countries
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should be conducive
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to regional peace,
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Beijing also singled out
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Washington saying
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it firmly opposes
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America's attempt
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in the Asia-Pacific region.
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We have no interest
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on military power.
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China firmly opposes
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the US's practice
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medium-range missiles
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in the Asia-Pacific region
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and strengthening
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forward deployments
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at China's doorstep
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to seek unilateral
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We urge the United States
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to earnestly respect
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the security concerns
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of other countries
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and stop undermining
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regional peace and stability.
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Manila's ambassador
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refuting China's claims
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regional peace and stability
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would be threatened
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trilateral summit
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at the White House.
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Ambassador Jose Manuel Romualde
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says the highly anticipated
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summit is about boosting
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and it's not directed
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at any other country.
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is that we are getting together
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with many of our friends
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who believe in the same
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It's very unfortunate
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that China looks at this
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the trilateral meeting
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of three countries
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that it is in their interest
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the economic cooperation.
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The United States
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of the Philippines
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and there's no question
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nobody can question
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the fact that we have been
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with the United States
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for a very long time.
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Ambassador Romualde
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says the Philippines
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can no longer ignore
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saying the country's patience
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has been stretched
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What President Marcos
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is doing is just simply
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saying that enough is enough.
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We are now going to
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talk to you seriously.
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to have a conflict.
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because we just want to have
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we're looking for a fight.
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what are we going to do?
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The Filipino people
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will not stand for that.
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this wrong notion
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that we'll just sit back
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and nothing will happen.
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We may wake up one day
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and we won't have
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a country anymore.
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The Philippine Coast Guard
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monitors an increase
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in Manila's waters
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under the Marcos administration.
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But Commodore Jay Tariella
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believes China deploying
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to flex their muscles more
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to threaten the Philippines.
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is clearly not working
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with the Philippines
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bent on continuing
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resupply missions
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to the BRP Sierra Madre
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Chinese harassment.
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Are there more vessels now
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compared with the number
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that the Chinese vessels
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that are deployed
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in present to third
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We can fairly say
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there is an increase.
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this is in relation
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with our response
15:51.6
telling the world
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provocation of China
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remains to be the same.
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Tariella also rejecting
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the transparency campaign
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of the Philippines
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is only provoking China.
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Chinese trolls online
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has always been blaming
16:16.0
microphone diplomacy.
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the national government
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a microphone diplomacy.
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This is an information strategy
16:26.5
the factual narrative
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of what's happening.
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The mere fact that
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more countries now
16:33.4
and supporting the Philippines
16:34.6
and more Filipino people
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are also supportive
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that's a very objective
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of this strategy.
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Not to provoke any...
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Vice President Sara Duterte
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downplaying a recent poll
16:52.0
presidential elections.
16:54.1
The Pulse Asia survey
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in a statistical tie
16:57.1
with Senator Rafi Tulfo,
16:58.5
as the top choice
17:01.3
The vice president
17:02.1
had previously floated
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the idea of running
17:05.1
midterm elections.
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But she did not specify
17:16.2
for us to talk about
17:20.8
What we need to do
17:28.5
March is the warmest
17:32.7
across the world.
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The European Union's
17:35.8
Monitoring Agency said
17:37.1
the past 10 months
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which every month
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set a new temperature record.
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climate change-driven drought
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in the Amazon region
17:46.8
unleashed a record number
17:50.1
from January to March
17:53.1
in Southern Africa
17:54.1
has wiped out crops
17:55.3
and left millions
17:56.1
of people facing hunger.
17:57.5
Marine scientists
17:59.7
a mass coral bleaching event
18:01.3
is likely unfolding
18:02.6
in the Southern Hemisphere
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that could be the worst
18:06.1
in the planet's history.
18:10.6
these record-breaking temperatures,
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above the 30-year average
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and it was 0.1 degrees Celsius
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above the previous
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And so seeing records
18:31.8
is changing rapidly
18:32.7
and climate change
18:34.0
isn't a future problem.
18:36.2
that we have to face
18:40.9
Now back here at home,
18:42.3
an employer's group
18:43.2
says the Labor Department
18:44.3
should be responsible
18:49.0
by the Employers Confederation
18:50.7
of the Philippines
18:51.4
comes after labor groups
18:53.3
to provide workers
18:56.4
with an action plan.
18:57.5
To protect employees
18:58.8
from the extreme heat.
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says that responsibility
19:07.6
I just want to say
19:08.7
that they will pay
19:10.0
for what they are
19:11.5
under their conditions
19:12.7
and they are more concerned
19:15.6
Let's give credit
19:19.1
take their best assets.
19:24.4
to their employers.
19:26.9
If something happens
19:28.3
that will not be good
19:29.3
because of the labor.
19:35.5
in Barangay Zambagdos
19:38.2
a hundred families.
19:39.3
Efforts to put out
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the blaze hampered
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Annie Perez now joins us
19:45.4
Annie, what happened?
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Yes, Danny, that's right.
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Barangay officials
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what happened yesterday.
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a state of calamity
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The fire displaced
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The Bureau of Fire Protection
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70 houses were raised.
20:10.9
The fire that broke out
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to the fourth alarm
20:14.7
since they were already
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having difficulty
20:17.0
in putting out the fire.
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Senior Fire Officer
20:22.3
to Wendell Villanueva
20:24.2
their limitations
20:25.3
included the strong wind,
20:28.1
from water hydrants.
20:30.2
some water tankers
20:32.0
to go back to the fire scene
20:33.4
due to this problem.
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Cebu City is currently
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in a water crisis
20:38.1
due to the low water supply
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to the El Nino phenomenon.
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that's about 6 to 7 hours.
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it as totally far out.
20:52.1
Residents are now
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at the public schools
20:54.0
as their evacuation center.
20:56.0
Initial assistance
20:56.8
was already given out
20:58.0
by the local government unit
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at 7.5 million pesos.
21:06.0
Michael Ramach said
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financial assistance
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to the fire victims
21:10.1
and start the re-blocking
21:11.8
as soon as possible
21:12.7
so that the affected residents
21:15.4
to build their homes
21:17.4
That's the latest here
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very seldom that we hear
21:24.1
and the water crisis
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affecting firefighting
21:29.6
And you've mentioned
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there were other reasons
21:31.3
why it was difficult
21:32.5
for the firefighters
21:35.8
But what is local government
21:40.1
there is no water
21:42.2
and fires are pretty common
21:47.7
But the local chief executive
21:51.4
has already tapped
21:52.3
on his task force
21:57.1
We saw some of his personnel
21:58.5
and the Cebu City's
21:59.8
Desiree's Reduction
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Management Office
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tapping on water sources
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in the mountain barangays.
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they already set up
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these water sources
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so that it can become
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if it would be enough
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Mayor Ramach said
22:33.5
that he has already
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the mountain barangays
22:38.0
other untapped forces.
22:39.7
They're also looking
22:44.5
that have not been
22:46.0
by the water district
22:47.0
so that it could aid
22:49.1
incident like this
22:51.5
for the Bureau of Fire Protection
22:52.5
but even for the residents
22:55.1
of the Ilneninyo phenomenon.
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Here in the city.
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Alright, Annie Perez
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appreciate the update.
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Thank you so much.
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Still on the effects
23:04.0
of the dry season
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and the Ilneninyo
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weather phenomenon
23:06.6
the Metropolitan Water Works
23:08.2
and Sewerage System
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continuous decline
23:18.3
to water rationing?
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To answer that question
23:21.6
by Engineer Patrick Dizon.
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Department Manager
23:26.5
and Sewerage Management.
23:29.2
thank you so much
23:30.8
Dateline Philippines today.
23:33.6
Good afternoon Stanley
23:34.7
and to all of your viewers
23:35.8
thank you for inviting
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Alright, we're at
23:39.2
critical juncture
23:40.5
actually when it comes
23:43.0
due to the absence
23:44.6
of significant rainfall.
23:47.0
about the situation
23:47.9
in dams right now.
23:51.2
Right now Stanley
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continuously decreasing
24:12.9
at an average rate
24:14.1
of 30 centimeters
24:15.8
while the Ipudang
24:38.5
As of now Stanley
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to the three dams
24:40.5
that we are monitoring
24:43.5
comfortable elevation.
24:44.5
Okay, comfortable
24:49.5
situation persists
24:50.5
when do you actually
24:51.5
foresee critical levels
24:57.5
the El Nino Task Force
25:00.5
that there will be
25:02.5
for Metro Manila.
25:05.5
of our main source
25:06.5
of water right now
25:07.5
which is the Angat Dam
25:12.5
minimum operating
25:24.5
to the critical level
25:25.5
we are still confident
25:29.5
going to experience
25:30.5
the water shortage
25:31.5
that we had experienced
25:36.5
just to get water
25:37.5
from the water tanker.
25:47.5
the reservoir elevation
25:49.5
the minimum operating
25:50.5
level of 180 meters.
25:52.5
continuously encouraging
25:56.5
the wise use of water
25:58.5
a continuous flow
25:59.5
of water from our tap.
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from what you said
26:03.5
conservation of course
26:05.5
have been put in place
26:06.5
especially for government
26:10.5
but what about consumers?
26:11.5
For now it seems like
26:14.5
is more of an appeal
26:24.5
to compel consumers
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to our customers.
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it's just reducing
27:20.5
timeline for this?
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All right. On that note, Engineer Patrick James Dizon of MWSS, thank you so much for this conversation on a holiday. Thank you so much. Have a good day.
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Thank you and good afternoon.
30:32.3
All right. Coming up next, Philippine transport regulators remind chiefly drivers and operators there will be no more extensions to the April 30 deadline for consolidating their units.
30:42.6
That story and more when Daytime Philippines returns. Stay with us.
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Thank you for watching!
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Thank you for watching!
34:48.4
It further accelerated the adoption of consumers of digital channels.
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We are now being able to provide the services needed by our citizens, by our consumers.
35:18.4
Thank you for watching!
35:48.4
Thank you for watching!
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Mobility will be key.
36:18.4
Because we have relaxed some of our quarantine methods and we have allowed more transportation to come out,
36:27.9
that's going to prove to be better for demand.
36:31.1
If we do follow the health protocols, the ability of people to move around will likely contribute better to growth.
36:48.4
If we do follow the health protocols, the ability of people to move around will likely contribute better to growth.
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Thank you for watching!
37:48.4
Meralko announced on Monday that there will be a drop in power rates for their customers this month of April.
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This is due to a sharp decrease in generation and transmission charges, as well as a decrease in taxes.
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Customers can expect their electricity bill to be slashed by almost 1 peso per kilowatt hour of consumption.
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This means a reduction of 198 pesos for those households consuming 200 kilowatt hours per month.
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The drop offsets solar increases by Meralko starting January 2022.
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There are many factors in play.
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Kamukha nga nito, itong binanggit ko kaninang mga dahilan kung bakit bumaba yung kuryente,
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parang dalawang factors, generation of transmission, parehong bumaba.
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So nagkaroon ng combined impact of almost a 1 peso reduction.
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Now the situation will be different for this current supply month.
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However, the power company is still on top of the high demand for power.
38:47.6
However, the power company is still on top of the high demand for power.
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However, the power company is still on top of the high demand for power.
38:48.4
As consumption rises with the sweltering heat in the country,
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they are encouraging large load customers like companies to participate in their interruptible load program,
38:57.5
where they will use generator sets to avoid power interruptions in residential areas.
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Sa ngayon, di pa natin nakita yung peak.
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Sa Luzon, ang maximum demand ay typically nakita ng May.
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So between now today and May, we still expect demand to increase.
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Jervis Manahan, ABS-CBN.
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Philippine Transport Regulators again asserting the finality of the April 30 deadline
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for jeepney operators to consolidate into cooperatives and corporations.
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The LTFRB says those who remain unconsolidated by next month will be barred from plying the routes.
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The scheme aimed at modernizing jeepneys to improve the transportation system
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has faced strong opposition from various transport groups.
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I have to reiterate, hanggang April 30 na lang po ito.
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We need to consolidate because that's the first part of the modernization program
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before the fleet management would come in.
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And that's the second phase na po.
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So we are asking now the jeepney operators to now avail of the last extension
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because comes April 30.
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We will no longer allow those who did not consolidate to ply the routes of Metro Manila.
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We will revoke those franchises and we will only be allowing those who have consolidated
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to ply the routes of Metro Manila.
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The LTFRB also announced it will not open new slots for motorcycle taxis in the capital region
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following orders from Transport Secretary Jaime Bautista.
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This decision comes amid concerns doing so could lead to traffic congestion in the Metro.
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As a result, Angkas, Joyride and Moveit will remain the only players in the motorcycle taxi service
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in the metropolis, sharing a pool of 45,000 slots.
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Last week, nagkaroon po ng meeting ng mga transport groups together with Secretary Bautista.
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And as early as last week,
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meron na po kaming utos galing sa kanya
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na itigil na muna ang pagbibigay ng rota sa mga motorcycle taxi within Metro Manila.
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Sa labas po ng Metro Manila, pwede pa po.
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The 8,000 slots will now have to be made outside Metro Manila.
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For more information, go to www. Guillermoंocos口omote.com.
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Doesn't matter if the prank actually turned out to be a marketing stunt hatched last year by owner Carl Quion.
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DTI Assistant Secretary Amanda Nograles says they will proceed with the probe just the same.
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Pag ang DTI nagbibigay ng business name registration, dapat gamitin mo ng maayos.
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Yung business name can be revoked, can be cancelled, can be suspended.
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So kapag wala kang business name registration, hindi ka makakakuha ng business permit at hindi ka makaka-operate ng negosyo mo.
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On Saturday, Quion posted a video admitting that they hatched the idea in 2023 to become viral.
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Romil Albano, the man who had the logo tattooed on his forehead, turned out to be an accomplice.
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Noong August 29, 2023.
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Pahanap ako sa kaibigan kong tattoo artist.
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Kung meron ba siyang kaibigan, na-waiting na tataposan ako.
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Kung may sasabak sa challenge, ay handa akong magbigay ng 100,000 piso.
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Hindi na masyadong tumagalang pagkahanap.
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Kinagabihan lang, nakahanap na kami.
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At siya, isa kay Romil.
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Quion later on apologized.
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Despite the lies, Quion says, help poured for Albano who has a son with Down syndrome.
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The father and son received money and other donations from netizens.
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But the DTI said that reasoning is dangerous.
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Nograles added that prosecutors may even opt to file a case against those who are behind the marketing stunt.
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Iniingga niyo ng tao through that post ang mamamayan para magpatatoo.
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And what is that? That's self-harm.
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Parang ipahiya yung sarili nila in exchange for a price.
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Be responsible at galangin din ang mga karapatan at yung dignidad ng ating mga netizens at mamamayan.
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DTI has also reported the incident to Meta, the parent company of Facebook,
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for violation of its community standards and to the Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center for possible charges.
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ABS-CBN News tried to get the side of Keon and his group, but they have yet to respond to our request.
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According to public relations professional Andy Saracho, whether it was a marketing stunt or not,
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the act was done in bad taste as it played on people's emotions and needs, particularly money.
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Saracho said what people want to see is authenticity, something they can relate to and be inspired of.
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Scamwatch Philippines cautioned the public to be wary of what they see on social media.
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It's a critical thing that we need to think about.
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If you think about those posts, after a few minutes, if a man has a post, and then he's good,
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but what do you really know? What's going to happen?
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It's not good to be detailed.
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To those who are thinking, and to those who are deciding, don't bring our emotions.
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Help us right away. We don't know how to do it.
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Victoria Tulad, ABS-CBN News.
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Filipino students learned the tricks of the trade behind starting a business in a summit in Pasig City.
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Jackie Pascual tells us all about that in this report.
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The Philippine Education Department and non-profit group GoNegosyo have partnered to mentor students on entrepreneurship.
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In Pasig, they organized the Youthpreneur Summit to equip senior high school learners of Rizal High School
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with basic information on how to start the business and how to sustain it.
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A culture of innovation and equip the next generation with essential life skills.
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It is imperative to introduce entrepreneurship education at an early age.
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Students were given partner mentors or business owners who gave them tips on running a business,
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from the planning stage to product development up to marketing and packaging.
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GoNegosyo founder Joey Concepcion says,
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small and medium-sized enterprises or SMEs,
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are the backbone of the economy and there is a need to strengthen it further.
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The only way to propel our economy is to teach our young kids to be enterprising.
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Whether what I call it entrepreneurial, which is working for somebody in a company but being entrepreneurial-minded,
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or becoming a negotiante.
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One of the students who joined the summit is 18-year-old Luke,
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who started a donut business last year,
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but had to stop because of low sales after just a few months.
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Now he wants to learn more to avoid the mistakes he may have committed.
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I want to know who he can market to,
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to the old people, to the kids who want sweets, and things like that.
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We will have our own branch and we will know our mini-donuts.
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Vice President and Education Secretary Sarah Duterte tells students,
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they cannot depend on salary alone,
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especially if they want to sell their products.
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They want to buy things that may not necessarily be a need.
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Paano ba tayo magkakaroon ng pera?
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Magtatrabaho tayo.
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Mabibigyan tayo ng sweldo.
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Pero yung sweldo natin hindi lumalaki.
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Paano natin palaguin, paramihin ang pera natin?
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GoNegosyo now plans to go to other schools and cities to mentor the younger population
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on how to become effective in the economy.
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And how to become effective business owners to help their families and the economy as a whole.
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Jackie Pascual, ABS-CBN News.
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Still ahead, millions in North America enjoy the first total solar eclipse in seven years.
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More on that when we come back.
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Mobility will be key to recovery because we have relaxed some of our quarantine methods
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and we have allowed more transportation to come out.
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That's going to prove to be better for demand.
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If we do follow the health protocols, the ability of people to move around will likely contribute better to growth.
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We are now being able to provide the services needed by our citizens, our consumers.
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If we do follow the health protocols, the ability of people to move around will likely contribute better to growth.
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If we do follow the health protocols, the ability of people to move around will likely contribute better to growth.
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If we do follow the health protocols, the ability of people to move around will likely contribute better to growth.
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If we do follow the health protocols, the ability of people to move around will likely contribute better to growth.
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If we do follow the health protocols, the ability of people to move around will likely contribute better to growth.
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If we do follow the health protocols, the ability of people to move around will likely contribute better to growth.
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If we do follow the health protocols, the ability of people to move around will likely contribute better to growth.
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Easing student debt is a key issue for young voters.
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Republicans have called Biden's approach to the issue an overreach of his authority.
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Haitian leaders finalized a deal for a temporary government to steer the Caribbean nation,
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which has been plunged into chaos by gang violence and the absence of a functioning government,
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The accord establishes a nine-member council that will have the way or pave the way for presidential elections by early 2026.
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Details of the deal will now have to be approved by Haiti's outgoing government.
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Prime Minister Ariel Henry announced his resignation last month and the transitional council is seen as key to ending the ongoing crisis.
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The trial linked to the Panama Papers scandal kicks off in the former haven for offshore financial activities.
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Twenty-nine individuals have been summoned by the court, including the founders of law firm Mossack Fonseca.
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The firm was central to the 2016 scandal that exposed money laundering and worldwide tax evasion networks.
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The case is based on allegations the law firm set up shell companies to acquire properties
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in Panama with money from a large corruption scheme in Brazil.
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The massive document link implicated influential figures, including billionaires and politicians.
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The trial is expected to last until April 26.
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Moving now to entertainment for British actor Andrew Scott, there's more to playing the lead role in a new Netflix series than meets the eye.
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Our Hollywood correspondent Yong Chavez talks to the actor about his new project.
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Andrew Scott feels a certain way towards Tom Ripley, the character that he embodies in Ripley.
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The new Netflix limited series is the latest adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's best-selling novels.
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Scott, who received critical acclaim for his performances in TV's Fleabag and the film All of Us Strangers,
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says he looks at Ripley through a different lens as compared to how the con artist may be perceived by others.
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The familiar character was also portrayed as a character who was a bit of a stranger to him.
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Andrew Scott feels a certain way towards Tom Ripley, the character that he embodies in Ripley.
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The movie was also played by Matt Damon in the 1999 movie The Talented Mr. Ripley.
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Set in the 60s, the series with its eight episodes has more time to explore Ripley's background and motivations,
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beginning with a look at his life as a grifter in New York.
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He's a con artist. He's pretty artistic with how he cons people.
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And that's what he does. He's ignored by society and he lives in rat-filled streets in the Lower East Side
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and nobody observes him and he's allowed to get away with it.
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And then he's submerged into this world.
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It's where it brings out a kind of ferocity in him because I suppose he sees a bigger world
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that other people really take for granted.
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And it brings out an anger in him and he starts to do things that are completely irrational and murderous.
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And I think the fascination of the audience is that we see this person who is quite small and vulnerable
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and streetwise certainly, but certainly not a murderer.
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And he makes loads of mistakes.
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And so I think that's why the character is so enduring and why those big words like sociopath
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or psychopath or serial killer or all those kind of things
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can for me sometimes feel a little extreme.
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In the story, Ripley was unexpectedly tasked to go to Italy to bring a rich man's son back to the US.
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The son, Dickie Greenleaf, is an affable man who's also seemingly adrift and longing for his purpose in life.
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He's played by British actor Johnny Flynn.
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Dickie Greenleaf is the golden boy who's probably had very little experience with hardship in his life.
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And the way you played him,
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there seems to be, you know, like an undercurrent of loneliness.
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He's yearning to feel something about himself that I think Tom fulfills for him.
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And I think that's why their connection is strong and why Dickie loves Tom being there.
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You know, he can see in Tom somebody who can yearn for the same things and see the world in the same way.
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And he's an ally in terms of his.
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Statistic perception is yearning to feel a certain way about himself.
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And he's probably a little frustrated with his life is the situation.
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Ripley also stars Dakota Fanning as Marge Sherwood.
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The series is now out on Netflix.
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Yoan Chavez, ABS-CBN News, here in Hollywood.
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And before we go, millions of sky watchers gazed upward for the first solar eclipse to grace North America in seven years.
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Eclipse fans gathered.
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In numerous places along the path of totality,
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stretching from Mexico's Pacific coast through Texas and across 14 other U.S. states into Canada.
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Where clear skies prevailed,
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viewers were treated to a period of totality lasting up to four and a half minutes,
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surpassing the duration of the 2017 eclipse in the U.S.,
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which clocked in at under three minutes.
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Just the moment when it just went dark and everything,
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I mean, it's the most beautiful thing.
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It really was a moment of, I was just amazed, blown away.
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I would travel to go find another one.
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I think it's really cool.
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I never witnessed eclipse before.
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And they say it's not going to happen again until like 20 years or 100 years.
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So it will be once in a lifetime.
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About 32 million people live within the path of totality in the U.S.,
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with another 5 million estimated to have traveled for eclipse watching events.
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And that'll do it.
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That's it for today.
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Thanks a lot for joining us.
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I'm Stanley Palizade.
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