24 Oras: (Part 3) Kandidatong nagsabing 'di pwedeng pangit ang bigyan ng scholarship, pinagpapaliwanag ng COMELEC; paggamit sa isang mentally-challenged laban sa isang kandidato, iniimbestigahan ng DSWD; sagot ni Barbie Forteza kay David Licauco: "He cares about me... I care about him also," atbp.
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00:00To see is to believe, so our innovation today is a type of nanotechnology that can give light to small things like viruses and bacteria.
00:23Come on, let's change the game!
00:30Don't underestimate our innovation today, whether it's small or nanoscopic, there are so many uses.
00:39From medical diagnosis, to the creation of new drugs, and even to the detection of bacteria, viruses, and cancer cells.
00:46That's Carbon Quantum Dots, a type of nanotechnology that can give light to things that we can't see.
00:56Behind the technology, scientists and researchers of the DOST Industrial Technology Development Institute, led by Sir Mark Christian Que.
01:08Carbon Quantum Dots is a type of material that is very small.
01:12Now, because it's so small, it has unique properties.
01:18When it is illuminated by UV light, it glows.
01:23That's lit!
01:25It's also sustainable compared to other Quantum Dots made from heavy metals.
01:30Carbon Quantum Dots are made from bio-waste from the skin of calamansi and pineapple leaves.
01:36During tests, it was effective in detecting and illuminating E.coli bacteria.
01:42E.coli is a pathogen that can be a signal that food is contaminated.
01:49From here, we can study how it can be effectively used for food packaging that has sensors.
01:59So we can know if food is safe to eat or not.
02:05In making this, let's start with the raw materials.
02:09Here are the dried calamansi and dried pineapple leaves.
02:14We'll put it in a Teflon container.
02:17Acid solution.
02:19Let's combine it with the raw material.
02:21We're ready to put it in the reactor.
02:24We'll put this in the oven.
02:27We'll heat it up.
02:29After 12 to 18 hours...
02:33After 12 to 18 hours, we took the reactor out of the oven.
02:38Now, we'll know if we succeeded in making Carbon Quantum Dots.
02:44It's time for us to turn off the lights.
02:48As you can see, there's a big difference.
02:52The technology can also modify where it's attached to.
02:56It can be specific bacteria, virus, and even cancer cells.
03:02Innovation is one of the Philippines' achievements
03:05in the Consumer Electronics Show that was held in Las Vegas, Nevada.
03:10We're looking for local partners or startups
03:14who are interested in venturing into the new field of nanotechnology.
03:20There you have it, Nakapuso.
03:21Let's see what nanotechnology can do for medicine.
03:25For GMA Integrated News, I'm Martin Avier.
03:29Changing the Game!
03:30♪♪♪
03:35When a child grew up in Quezon,
03:38he also grew a bump on the back of his head.
03:42Every day, he was forced to carry a heavy load.
03:47That's why he couldn't play like other children.
03:52GMA Kapuso Foundation immediately assessed him
03:55with a specialist.
03:58Thailand.
03:59Thailand, very good.
04:00This one?
04:01Afghanistan.
04:03Very good.
04:04At the age of four,
04:06Prince was already famous in many countries.
04:10♪♪♪
04:13He was also talented at singing.
04:15But who would have thought that a young boy
04:19would have a bump on the back of his head?
04:24He was also diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
04:28I was surprised that he had a bump.
04:31But I accepted it.
04:34It's scary to touch.
04:36If you notice, the middle part of his bump
04:40is very thin.
04:41The child was not blessed
04:43to marry Prian and Julian.
04:46That's why they adopted a nephew, Prince,
04:50and considered him a real son.
04:53When Prince was about to undergo surgery,
04:56they approached GMA Kapuso Foundation.
04:59Prian's income was not enough
05:02to pay 500 pesos a day
05:04as a delivery driver.
05:06At the same time,
05:08on World Autism Awareness Day,
05:10on April 2,
05:12we assessed Prince
05:14with a specialist.
05:16He was a developmental baby.
05:19He was really inborn.
05:20When the bone fails to fuse,
05:24it's known as an occipital meningocele.
05:27He had a protrusion of brain tissue
05:31through a defect in the occipital bone at the back.
05:33What he really needs is to undergo an operation.
05:38That is to take out that excess tissue
05:41coming from the brain.
05:43We are knocking on your heart,
05:45on all those who have a good heart
05:47and are able to help
05:50so that our son can undergo surgery.
05:53For those who want to help Prince,
05:56you can deposit in our bank accounts
05:59or send it to Cebuano Loliere.
06:02It can also be done online via Gcash,
06:04Shopee, Lazada, and Globe Rewards.
06:08♪♪♪
06:16Komelek also explained
06:18the gubernatorial candidate
06:19who said that a nursing scholarship
06:22cannot be given in a bad way.
06:25There is another statement
06:26that was made by the Bank of Moro Autonomous Region
06:29in Muslim Mindanao.
06:30And Sandra Aguinaldo was involved.
06:32♪♪♪
06:36The requirements of the Misamis Oriental
06:39for the nursing scholarship
06:42mentioned by Governor Peter Unabia
06:44are very clear.
06:46According to the re-electionists,
06:47they should be beautiful women.
06:48It cannot be allowed.
06:51Because if the men are women,
06:55and they wake up to a bad nurse,
06:58where will the disease go?
07:01Aside from that,
07:02in another statement by Unabia,
07:03the Bank of Moro Autonomous Region
07:06in Muslim Mindanao, or BARM,
07:08was also mentioned in this video
07:10from Komelek.
07:11He asked the listeners,
07:13is it okay if the BARM
07:15will be the mayor in their area?
07:17The Catholic Church in Mumbaha,
07:19if you want, you can go there.
07:21You can find a royal in the BARM area.
07:25The Bank of Moro Autonomous Region.
07:32If you want to go to Mindanao,
07:34you have to go there first.
07:35The last election,
07:36there was harassment in your city.
07:38Four captains were harassed here
07:42because the people are rich.
07:47If there is a place
07:50where the mayors can be found,
07:57you are not in the BARM area.
07:59You can go there.
08:00According to the speaker of BARM,
08:03Unabia's statement is not right
08:05and shows a lack of deeper understanding
08:10and cultural sensitivity dialogue.
08:12Unabia's statement was also questioned
08:14against the people of Mindanao and Moro Autonomous Region,
08:17especially when they are returning
08:19and strengthening their relationship
08:21with other beliefs.
08:22We listened to Unabia's statement,
08:24but he said that he will face the media tomorrow.
08:28But in a statement,
08:29he said that the video
08:31on Facebook is distorted.
08:33He said that he still has high respect
08:35for the Maranao community.
08:37He said that he can open his statement
08:39in different interpretations
08:41and he can see that there is a lack of sensitivity.
08:44But he used his opponents in politics
08:48to remove it from the context.
08:50He is asking for forgiveness.
08:52He did not intend to belittle
08:55the people of Maranao
08:56for their contribution to culture,
08:58peace, and progress.
09:00Despite this,
09:01he still issued a show-cause order
09:03by Comeleca Ognayan
09:05and the requirement he issued
09:07for nursing scholars.
09:09We need to explain this
09:11because it might violate
09:16our anti-discrimination resolution.
09:19We should remember
09:20that our anti-discrimination resolution
09:23is not only for women
09:25but also for religions.
09:26Labelling or accusing an individual
09:30or group of being an activist,
09:33terrorist, or a member of a criminal group
09:36was also prohibited in their resolution.
09:38He was given three days to explain
09:40why he should not file a complaint
09:42for election offense
09:43or a petition for disqualification.
09:45There is nothing in our guidelines
09:47of apology or I am sorry
09:49as a way to lower the case
09:51or to lower the weight of what was said.
09:54Comelec also reminded his candidates
09:57Let us talk to our candidates.
09:59You are the model of many.
10:02There is greater responsibility
10:04on our shoulders
10:06that we should not be blamed for wrongdoings.
10:09For GMA Integrated News,
10:11Sandra Aguinaldo,
10:13for 24 Hours.
10:15Following the condemnation
10:17of Comelec Ignit Nimasbate,
10:19First District Representative Richard Coe,
10:21whose field of expertise
10:23is campaigning for them
10:25using the Emergency Alert System.
10:27According to Coe,
10:29running for governor,
10:31they just found out
10:33that their name was mentioned in a text blast
10:35when it went viral online
10:37on April 3,
10:39when some Ignit Nimasbate citizens received
10:41a text that was alleged to be an emergency alert
10:43to the calamity.
10:45But Coe was just campaigning.
10:47And how many times was that?
10:49Coe said that the name he used
10:51was an emergency alert.
10:53He also told his brothers
10:55that they will not allow
10:57the misuse of the Emergency Alert System.
10:59Aside from the condemnation,
11:01Comelec reported the misuse
11:03of the Message Alert
11:05to the National Telecommunications Commission
11:07of NTC and Department of Information
11:09and Communications Technology or DICT.
11:11The Department of Social Welfare and Development
11:21investigated
11:23if a mentally challenged person
11:25was used
11:27in a campaign
11:29against a candidate
11:31in Pasig City,
11:33named Mark Salazar.
11:35I hope we can be helped
11:37to buy rice.
11:39This is one of the many
11:41testimonial videos
11:43uploaded by the social media page
11:45The Journal Pasig
11:47investigated by the DSWD.
11:49Testimonials
11:51against a candidate
11:53to reach the other side.
11:55The 77-year-old woman
11:57in the video is angry
11:59because the uploader
12:01immediately deleted her picture.
12:03I am dismayed
12:05because she is not totally aware
12:07of the video.
12:09She is not aware
12:11of the post.
12:13I am super disappointed.
12:15Especially because my aunt is a PWD.
12:17She took advantage
12:19of her weakness
12:21to do bad things.
12:23To teach bad things.
12:25The woman in the testimonial video
12:27is mentally challenged
12:29and 10 years under medication.
12:31The parents are worried
12:33that the situation
12:35will affect the hot politics
12:37in Pasig.
12:39I hope we can avoid dirty tactics.
12:41I hope we can uphold the law.
12:43I hope we won't use
12:45people
12:47to support us
12:49in a way
12:51that is not good.
12:53Earlier, the fact-finding team
12:55of the DSWD watched
12:57the woman's house in the video
12:59together with the National Council
13:01on Disability Affairs.
13:03I didn't expect this to happen.
13:05I told him
13:07not to
13:09do that.
13:11He said,
13:13I don't know
13:15what to do.
13:17I told him
13:19to sit here.
13:21He didn't listen.
13:23He told me
13:25to sit down.
13:27That's why I was interviewed
13:29by DOHRAS.
13:31According to the Department of Social Welfare and Development,
13:33this is considered
13:35exploitation and abuse
13:37to a person with disability.
13:39If proven,
13:41the government will be the first
13:43to file a complaint
13:45against the uploader
13:47under the Special Protection of Children
13:49Against Abuse, Exploitation
13:51and Discrimination Act.
13:53This law also protects
13:55mentally challenged adults.
13:57The DSWD
13:59also supported
14:01the psycho-social assessment of the woman in the video.
14:03Let's sit down.
14:05We just want to talk
14:07regarding this.
14:09That's all I can say.
14:11The woman's family
14:13will also have to make a decision
14:15if they will continue the complaint
14:17against the uploader.
14:19We are trying to get a copy
14:21of the journal PASIG
14:23that the DSWD has not yet read.
14:25For GMA Integrated News,
14:27I'm Mark Salazar.
14:29We'll be back in 24 hours.
14:35Getting ready for something new
14:37and beautiful,
14:39Barbie Forteza recently flannexed
14:41her shortest hair ever.
14:43And Barbie has an answer
14:45to what the other half of Barden,
14:47Dave Licauco, said,
14:49that he cares for her.
14:53I care for her a lot.
14:57Care for her a lot.
14:59Can we qualify that?
15:01I just really care about her
15:03a lot.
15:07Barda shippers are free.
15:09In this comment,
15:11David Licauco asked me
15:13in GMA Integrated News interviews
15:15about Barbie Forteza.
15:17David was careful
15:19especially in a relationship
15:21with Barbie.
15:23I mean, I feel like
15:25I'm in a situation
15:27where, um,
15:29taken,
15:31you're not going to do
15:33anything extra,
15:35extra care.
15:37But if the fans are getting excited,
15:39what does Barbie say?
15:41Ah, he cares about me.
15:43Ah, wow.
15:45I care about him also, of course.
15:47I care about him a lot.
15:49There.
15:51Kuya is laughing.
15:53For those who are waiting for
15:55Barda's comeback project,
15:57We're doing a lot of TVC,
15:59endorsements,
16:01a lot more to come.
16:03And, I mean, hopefully,
16:05we get the movie
16:07and the teleserie this year.
16:09I'm hoping. Fingers crossed.
16:11Why don't we make
16:13a church group?
16:15For now, David is busy
16:17with his upcoming film,
16:19which will be released this April 19.
16:21Barbie's focus
16:23is self-love.
16:25She loves running.
16:27Barbie has officially entered
16:29her short bob era.
16:31This is her shortest haircut
16:33ever.
16:35She was nervous at first,
16:37but she's happy with the result
16:39of her decision.
16:41This is also a preparation
16:43for a new chapter
16:45of her life.
16:47I have this.
16:49I am ready for something new
16:51and beautiful.
16:53Not personal.
16:55It could be.
16:57It could be.
16:59Nelson Canlas, updated
17:01on Shoebiz Happening.
17:03Your GMA Network
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17:11Reader's Digest
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17:15Our guest
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17:25Here's Bea Pinla.
17:31The GMA Network
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17:49GMA Network's Senior
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17:59Bautista. Aside from
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18:11I think at the heart of what GMA does
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18:17And public service
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18:21is important.
18:23That's why it's non-negotiable for GMA.
18:25The 24-hour news anchor
18:27and Kapuso Foundation Ambassador
18:29Mel Tiangco is known
18:31as the most trusted TV host
18:33for news and current affairs.
18:35It took me 44 years to get to this.
18:37I will cherish this recognition
18:39as most trusted news
18:41presenter, for this is
18:43the true measure of
18:45success.
18:47Not just in my profession,
18:49but also in any
18:51and all other
18:53professions for that
18:55matter.
18:57Mel Tiangco said,
18:59people don't just get their trust easily.
19:01It should be
19:03honest and true.
19:05It's a big
19:07job.
19:29All you need to do
19:31is what
19:33is right.
19:35It's simple.
19:37Just do what is right.
19:39And people will trust you.
19:41You should do
19:43what is right.
19:45It should be
19:47true.
19:49For GMA Integrated
19:51News, Beya Pinlap
19:53has been talking for 24 hours.
19:59That's why
20:01our trust in Tita is so strong.
20:03We trust that you will
20:05free us, Tita.
20:09Before we end,
20:11I would like to thank the
20:13Reader's Digest Trusted Brand Awards
20:15for this honor.
20:17As the most trusted TV host
20:19for news and current affairs.
20:21I hope that we will continue
20:23to strive to deliver
20:25true and honest
20:27news only.
20:29And here are the news this Monday.
20:31I am Mayor Tiangco.
20:33I am Vicky Morales for a bigger mission.
20:35For a broader service to the country.
20:37I am Emil Sumangil.
20:39From GMA Integrated News,
20:41a news authority in the Philippines,
20:43we learned 24 hours.
20:59For GMA Integrated News, I am Emil Sumangil.