00:00 I am, I am below the high of
00:05 footage, lots of footage.
00:07 I'm not afraid to be a part of
00:09 the process of being rewarded
00:11 for the best thing that I've
00:13 ever done as a citizen of Hawaii.
00:15 I'm just a citizen of Hawaii.
00:17 I'm just a citizen of Hawaii.
00:19 I'm just a citizen of Hawaii.
00:21 I'm just a citizen of Hawaii.
00:23 I'm just a citizen of Hawaii.
00:25 I'm just a citizen of Hawaii.
00:27 I'm just a citizen of Hawaii.
00:29 (Speaking Filipino)
00:57 You can say, maybe,
00:59 just to not exaggerate, hundreds.
01:01 Hundreds of Filipinos are missing?
01:03 Yes, yes.
01:05 On Maui, Filipinos are
01:07 the second largest in population.
01:09 (Speaking Filipino)
01:11 We don't want to confirm until
01:13 we're sure.
01:15 25,000 Filipino-Americans in Maui,
01:17 but almost all of them are U.S. citizens.
01:19 (Speaking Filipino)
01:21 (Speaking Filipino)
01:23 (Speaking Filipino)
01:25 The mother was not able to contact her after the wildfire.
01:27 Thankfully, we were eventually able to contact the mother, who is accounted for, and staying in one of the shelters.
01:35 There were also some newly arrived teachers recruited in Hawaii.
01:40 They were around 80. Of that 80, 50 were assigned in the island of Maui.
01:46 And thankfully, they are accounted for, safe and in temporary shelters.
01:51 It was difficult to find them because of the low communication and no electricity.
01:56 There were also some who jumped into the sea and some escaped the fire.
02:00 The Philippine Consulate said that if there are any missing children in Maui, Hawaii,
02:04 contact them by phone or online.
02:07 As of now, the exact cause of the wildfire is still not known.
02:10 But according to experts, the topography of Maui, which has high mountains,
02:16 may have been affected by the rapid spread.
02:19 The wind is also strong from the sea and there are many dry plants and leaves due to the heat.
02:23 For GMA Integrated News, Jonathan Andal, Katutok, 24 Hours.
02:28 As I'm taking a look and surveying the fire, I'm actually not really in any of the wind.
02:35 And then as you can see, I'm panning and turning around.
02:39 And in the distance, you can see some of those lights.
02:42 That's where I flew from. That's about 2,600 meters away,
02:47 where Maui Brewing is.
02:49 As I'm flying towards the smoke, kind of at a sideways trajectory,
02:56 I will pan more to the right to see the fire.
02:59 More than 20 Chinese fishing boats were spotted on the Pagasa Island.
03:05 It seems that a Philippine Coast Guard boat was also surrounded by them.
03:09 Chino Gaston, Katutok.
03:15 Using the Automatic Identification System or AIS for commercial vessels,
03:21 Maritime Security Analyst Ray Powell saw on Friday night
03:25 the passage of 21 Chinese fishing militias towards the direction of Pagasa Island.
03:32 Powell said that these boats were gathering on a nearby reef
03:36 that helped in the prevention of a resupply mission to the Aungin Shoal on August 5.
03:41 In the middle of the trucks or Chinese vessels that were passing by,
03:45 the BRP Cabra, a Philippine Coast Guard boat, was also seen heading towards Pagasa Island.
03:51 The militia and the Coast Guard that surged into that area,
03:56 it seems to me were probably there longer than their normal rotation.
04:00 So I think after the mission, they just previously planned for them all to go back.
04:07 So it may indicate that they're not expecting another resupply mission soon.
04:12 Well, I think that they weren't expecting it as per normally scheduled.
04:16 I'm not sure what they're going to do if, as it has been indicated by the AFP,
04:21 that they do something within the next couple of weeks.
04:24 We are still trying to get hold of the PCG and Department of Foreign Affairs.
04:29 The AFP-Western Command previously said that there are almost 500 fishing militias in the entire West Philippine Sea.
04:37 Most of them are owned and controlled by the China Coast Guard or CCG.
04:42 A few days after the water cannon and the CCG's prevention of a resupply mission to the Aungin Shoal,
04:49 Senator Robin Padilla went to Pagasa Island to talk to the residents.
04:55 In the middle of the issue in the West Philippine Sea, the Okda Research Group released the results of their survey,
05:01 where 70% of Filipinos said that they want to continue the right of territorial rights in the West Philippine Sea
05:09 through diplomacy and peaceful means.
05:13 65% favor the use of military force to protect the country's right to the WPS.
05:21 61% believe that military force and capability are needed to protect the territory of the country.
05:30 The survey was conducted from July 22 to 26 before the water cannon was used to bomb the Philippine ships in the Aungin Shoal.
05:38 The Philippine government has repeatedly said that it will continue to use diplomacy to assert the Philippines' rights.
05:47 For GMA Integrated News, who spent 24 hours on the water cannon?
05:52 From drivers, businessmen, to buyers, oil products are being sold one after another.
06:01 This is the so-called domino effect on their livelihoods in the use of water cannons.
06:06 These water cannons were brought by Isabela this morning from the Commonwealth Market, Quezon City.
06:15 If the return trip was P12,000 last June, not including toll and other expenses, now it's P14,500.
06:23 They will not grow there anymore because the income is only P4,500.
06:27 The driver, buyer, toll and food will be paid for the trip.
06:31 To recover the expenses of the trip, they will pay P18,000 for the previous P16 per kilo of water cannon.
06:38 Maybe this is their last trip.
06:41 The toll gate is expensive.
06:44 One of his regular customers is the wholesaler of Saging na Sileo.
06:48 He will charge P18 per kilo of water cannon for P2.
06:52 He said he has almost no income there.
06:54 He just needs to pay the guards at the store and the rent.
06:58 They can't raise the rent because the market is too high.
07:03 If the customer can't afford it, we just absorb it.
07:06 Instead of making money, we don't.
07:09 In that situation, Maribel still finds it hard to make ends meet.
07:15 Because of the domino effect of the increase in gasoline and diesel,
07:18 she feels that the problem is not only the price of bananas but also the expensive LPG, oil, flour and sugar.
07:27 She is already charging P1,000, P1,500.
07:31 Even if my roots are already hurting, I still insist on this.
07:35 It's really hard for me to pay the bills every day.
07:38 In order to earn money to buy food and to educate their children,
07:42 they are already charging P5,600.
07:44 Even if I feel embarrassed, we eat soy, oil or noodles.
07:51 Sometimes, my children get tired of noodles because of the alcohol.
07:56 The oil price hike is not yet over.
07:59 On Tuesday, they expect to raise more than P1 per liter of gasoline and diesel.
08:04 Next week, they expect to raise P7 per liter of diesel and P12 per liter of gasoline.
08:11 The Oil Industry Management Bureau said that this is still an effect of the decrease in oil production in Saudi Arabia.
08:19 For GMA Integrated News, Mackie Polido, 24 Hours.
08:24 That part of the road in Calbayog City in Samar is already in ruins.
08:31 This is the result of heavy rainfall in the area.
08:34 According to residents, the rainfall did not stop.
08:37 It started at 3 am.
08:40 The soil under the road that caused the collapse is said to have softened.
08:45 Four more villages are said to be connected to the damaged road.
08:49 The area was first cleared to avoid accidents.
08:55 The experts doubt China's sincerity in its silent watch over the Philippines, which was arranged by Gusot in Ayungin Shoal.
09:02 The two members of the Philippines' resupply mission are angry at the Chinese Coast Guard's water bomb.
09:08 This is the joint force of John Consulta and Chino Guaston.
09:15 Two resupply ships, the two Winotter Cannon and the Chinese ships, are waiting to sail on a beach in Palawan.
09:27 They are delivering supplies to the soldiers in the DRP Sierra Madre.
09:31 No weapons are attached to the ships, but they have navigational and communication equipment.
09:37 According to the two members of the resupply mission, the Chinese are also using the smoke stack of the two ships.
09:45 If the water enters the ship, it will go straight to the engine.
09:49 If it goes straight to the engine, it means that we don't have any more propellant.
09:53 The ships will be traveling to Ayungin for more than two days.
09:57 The resupply team and the ship's civilian crew will stay at home and in the slums.
10:02 They sleep, eat, wash and sail here.
10:07 At the second level of the ship, they are packing their drinks and where the crew cooks.
10:13 In front of the ship is the pilot house.
10:16 This is where the crew and the captain of the ship are having a meal.
10:19 These windows are closed when they start bombing the water cannon
10:25 or when the waves are too strong and the weather is bad so that the water doesn't enter the pilot house.
10:34 This is what they did. They are not considering the lives of the people there.
10:39 The pilot house or bridge's windows are made of plastic.
10:44 The water can hit it and enter inside.
10:47 The cargo hold or the container of our supplies below can also be filled with water.
10:52 That's why our supplies were damaged during the last mission.
10:57 According to the Chinese media,
11:01 Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi asked the Philippines to help them to lower the tensions in Ayungin.
11:09 Wang said that they have repeatedly said that they are ready to fix the situation through bilateral talks
11:17 and following the consensus that was agreed upon.
11:20 But some experts doubt the sincerity of China,
11:24 especially when China is trying to convince the Philippines to remove the BRP Sierra Madre from Ayungin Shoal
11:30 but they did not do it.
11:33 There are a lot of collective hallucinations in this country.
11:36 There is no evidence that we promised to remove the BRP Sierra Madre.
11:44 What China is doing is that they are careful that it does not look like a full-blown black cape.
11:52 That is their style.
11:54 So that the world will not say that they are committing an anti-aggression.
12:00 According to the Philippine Coast Guard,
12:02 they may use more and bigger ships for the AFP to accompany them in the next resupply mission.
12:09 A message from the AFP to the China Coast Guard.
12:13 They should not resort to actions that are hostile,
12:17 that are in violation of international law,
12:20 that will endanger people's lives.
12:22 For GMA Integrated News, John Consulta.
12:26 Who is the winner? 24 hours.
12:39 The flood that was experienced in Bisayas and Mindanao this weekend.
12:44 What is the reason?
12:45 Let's find out from Amor La Rosa of GMA Integrated News Weather Center.
12:50 Amor?
12:51 Thank you, Tia.
12:53 There is no new bad weather or storm that is affecting our country.
12:58 The rain that resulted from the floods in some places like Zamboanga City
13:03 is like the Southwest Monsoon or the Hanging Habagat.
13:07 This is also happening tomorrow in a large part of our country.
13:11 So be prepared for possible rain.
13:13 Based on the data of Metro Weather,
13:15 tomorrow morning, there may be rain here in Mindoro Provinces,
13:20 as well as in Palawan and some parts of Calabar Zone.
13:23 It will continue in the afternoon and the Bicol Region,
13:27 Central Luzon, Cordillera and some parts of Cagayan Valley will also be flooded.
13:32 It will also rain in almost the whole of Bisayas and in the part of Mindanao.
13:37 There will be heavy rains, especially here in the part of Zamboanga Peninsula,
13:41 Northern Mindanao, Caraga and even here in Soxargen.
13:45 So be alert for possible floods or landslides.
13:49 Here in Metro Manila, based on the 3-day forecast of Pag-asa,
13:53 the weather will continue.
13:55 The maximum temperature is 33 degrees Celsius.
13:59 But dear listeners, that doesn't mean that it will stop raining.
14:03 According to Metro Weather, the chances of rain are high in the afternoon or even in the evening.
14:09 And that is the latest in the weather.
14:12 I am Amor La Rosa.
14:14 This is the GMA Integrated News Weather Center.
14:17 Expect any weather.
14:19 Beware of the heavy rain of ice in Minnesota, in America.
14:26 [Music]
14:29 And the heavy rain.
14:32 Brother Kim, what now?
14:35 Continue your lessons.
