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international news, authorities are
investing the RYB education
kindergarten in Beijing’s Chaoyang
district.
Joselle: for our national news,
Aguirre to testify in Sereno impeach
hearings: House leader
Junar: for our local news 1st Ignacian
Marian Cluster Meet 2k17 Hosted by
Saint Mary’s College of Borongan.
Joselle: down with the hottest
celebrity news, “Is Tony Gonzaga
replacing Luis as host of ‘ Pilipinas
got talent?”
Junar : for our sports news, Ateneo,
NU still unbeaten in UAAP juniors
hoops
Joselle : for our weather updates,
PAGASA probes possible 'weak La
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Joselle : and now we’re back. First
Ignacian Cluster Meet 2K17 Hosted
by Saint Mary’s College of Borongan,
for the local news we have Rica
Godino reporting live at Saint Mary’s
College Of Borongan, Rica?
Rica : Yes Joselle, First Ignacian
Marian Cluster meet was hosted by
saint Mary’s college of Borongan last
November 17 till 19. On the first day
of arrival the band members,
broadcasters and Marians greeted
them a warmly. After the arrival of 6
RVM Schools, the mass Started.
For the 3 days that the marian have
stayed in St. Mary’s College of
Borongan they have created new
friends from the 6 RVM schools
Marians from Palo, Oras, Catbalogan,
Guian, and Mac Arthur came to join
our friendly games. Enjoyment can
see on their faces. Sharing Christ and
Mary’s gifts and a simple smile to
share.
Back to you Joselle .
joselle: Thank you Rica.
junar: Aguirre to testify in Sereno
impeach hearings: House leader, we
have Marie Joy Rosanto live at Saint
Mary’s College of Borongan , Marie
Joy?
Marie Joy: Yes Junar, Justice
Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre is set
to take the witness stand in the
impeachment proceedings against
Chief Justice Maria Lourdes
Sereno this week, the chairperson
of the House justice committee
said Sunday.
Among the grounds in the
impeachment complaint was
Sereno’s alleged manipulation and
delaying of Aguirre's request to
transfer the cases against Maute
gunmen outside of Mindanao for
security reasons.
Aguirre wrote to Sereno
requesting the transfer the trial of
Maute suspects to Luzon or
Visayas, but the SC instead
moved the venue to either Iligan
City or Cagayan de Oro City.
The Justice Secretary then wrote
a second letter pointing out that
the 2 cities were too close to
Maute supporters in Marawi City.
He also requested that the
suspects be detained in Taguig
City.
The SC later granted his request
and transferred Maute suspects to
Metro Manila.
(The en banc is scheduled on
Tuesday so we may not expect
SC justices and probably, court
personnel, to attend on Monday.)
Sereno has denied the allegations
and refused to attend the
impeachment hearings, saying her
lawyers can question witnesses on
her behalf.
House leaders however said this
was against the rules of
procedure, which state that only
resource persons are allowed to
speak, and not their lawyers.
,back to you Junar.
junar : Thanks Marie Joy Rosanto.
We will be back after a short break.
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Joselle: authorities are investing the
RYB education kindergarten in
Beijing’s Chaoyang district. For the
international news. We have Rica
Godino, Rica?
Rica: Yes Joselle, Beijing police are
holding a 22-year-old female
teacher suspected of carrying out
abuse at a nursery school.
Officers are probing claims
children at the nursery - run by
RYB Education Inc - were pricked
with needles, fed pills and stripped
naked.
RYB says it "deeply apologises"
for the matter, which has sparked
outrage in China, where there've
been a number of scandals
involving childcare centres.
Parents told local media they had
discovered needle marks on their
children's bodies and that their
children were fed pills or syrup
before their naptime.
One father told state broadcaster
CCTV that his child had said that
every day after lunch they would
be given two white pills, and told
to "go to sleep".
The case has sparked an intense
outcry and reignited anxieties over
childcare standards in China,
which has seen other cases of
abuse at nurseries in recent years.
The incident comes weeks after a
Shanghai childcare centre was alleged
to have abused several toddlers.
Last year four teachers at a RYB
nursery in Jilin province were
jailed for abuse, also involving
giving injections to children. State
news agency Xinhua reported at
the time that one child was found
to have more than 50 needle
marks. Back to you joselle
Joselle: Thank you Rica
Joselle: , Ateneo, NU still unbeaten in
UAAP juniors hoops , for sports
news we have Raph Batinga.
Ralph: yes Joselle, Ateneo de
Manila University and National
University won in contrasting
fashion to stay unbeaten in the
UAAP Season 80 juniors
basketball tournament on Sunday
at the Filoil Flying V Centre in San
Juan.
In a battle between unbeaten
squads, the Blue Eaglets held
defending champion Far Eastern
University-Diliman to only five
points in the second period en
route to a 59-47 victory.
The Bullpups, meanwhile, rallied
from a nine-point deficit to stun
University of Santo Tomas, 89-85,
in another showdown between
undefeated teams.
The Blue Eaglets pulled away in
the second period, 35-17, and
never looked back to extend their
streak of double-digit victories.
Enrico Manuel led Ateneo with 16
points, 11 rebounds and three
blocks while SJ Belangel added
15 points and seven boards.
back to you Joselle.
Joselle: Thank you Ralph. We will be
back after this infomercial.
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Junar: PAGASA probes possible 'weak
La Niña' next month for weather
updates we have Andrei John
Guitoria.
Andrei_: yes Junar, State weather
bureau PAGASA on Friday said it
is monitoring the possible
development of a "weak La Niña"
in the country.
"We're not ruling out the possibility
that by the end of the year ay
magkaroon ng weak La Niña
episode sa central equatorial
pacific," PAGASA weather
forecaster Chris Perez said in an
interview on radio DZMM.
The weak La Niña is expected to
bring "near normal to above
normal rainfall" over the holiday
season, Perez said.
Despite the possibility of a weak
La Niña, high temperature may
still be experienced in low lying
areas such as Center Luzon.
Areas in mountainous regions,
however, may have cooler
temperatures, he said.
Perez said the isolated
rainshowers experienced in Manila
and other parts of the country are
not effects of the possible La Niña,
but are brought by tail end of a
cold front.
back to you Junar.
Joselle: “Is Tony Gonzaga replacing
Luis as host of ‘ Pilipinas got talent?”
, for more buzzing chika news
updates, let’s here Julianne Balena .
julianne? How’s everything going?
Julianne: Yes, Joselle Luis Manzano
confirmed that he is no longer part
of the upcoming season of
“Pilipinas Got Talent.”
Responding to some netizens,
Manzano said he “opted out” to
be one of the program’s hosts “for
the betterment of the show.”
Replacing him as Billy Crawford’s
co-host is Toni Gonzaga.
As proof that he’s in favor of
Gonzaga taking over his place,
Manzano said: “Ibang flavor ang
dala ni Toni. Siyempre, Toni yan
e.”
The auditions for the sixth season
of “Pilipinas Got Talent” have
already kicked off in Cebu.
Returning as judges are Vice
Ganda, Robin Padilla, former
ABS-CBN president Freddie M.
Garcia, and Angel Locsin.
Locsin is Manzano's former
girlfriend.
No other details about the new
season of the ABS-CBN talent
show were provided.
. And that’s it for today’s hottest
showbiz news. For more updates
just follow me on twitter
@chikabamba and don’t forget to
type #chikaexpose to keep it
trending. Once again this is julianne
Balena reporting. Back to you
Joselle.
Joselle: Thankyou Julianne.
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Joselle : Let’s have a short recap.
Junar: authorities are investing the
RYB education kindergarten in
Beijing’s Chaoyang district.
Joselle: Aguirre to testify in Sereno
impeach hearings: House leader
Junar: 1st Ignacian Marian Cluster
Meet 2k17 Hosted by Saint Mary’s
College of Borongan.
Joselle: “Is Tony Gonzaga replacing
Luis as host of ‘ Pilipinas got talent?”
Junar: Ateneo, NU still unbeaten in
UAAP juniors hoops
Joselle: PAGASA probes possible
'weak La Niña' next month
junar: That’s all for today’s news.
Junar: Keep in touch with us, ‘til
next time listeners, this is Junar
Afable.
Joselle: and Joselle Platon signing off
for The Petmalu Expose.
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Local news.

1st Ignacian Marian Cluster Meet 2k17 Hosted by Saint Mary’s College of
Borongan.

First Ignacian Marian Cluster meet was hosted by saint Mary’s college of
Borongan last November 17 till 19. On the first day of arrival the band members ,
broadcasters and Marians greeted them a warmly. After the arrival of 6 RVM
Schools, the mass Started.

For the 3 days that the marian have stayed in St. Mary’s College of Borongan they
have created new friends from the 6 RVM schools Marians from Palo, Oras,
Catbalogan, Guian, and Mac Arthur came to join our friendly games. Enjoyment
can see on their faces. Sharing Christ and Mary’s gifts and a simple smiles to
share.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS REPORT

Beijing police are holding a 22-year-old female teacher suspected of

carrying out abuse at a nursery school.

Officers are probing claims children at the nursery - run by RYB

Education Inc - were pricked with needles, fed pills and stripped
naked.

RYB says it "deeply apologises" for the matter, which has sparked
outrage in China, where there've been a number of scandals involving
childcare centres.

Parents told local media they had discovered needle marks on their
children's bodies and that their children were fed pills or syrup before
their naptime.

One father told state broadcaster CCTV that his child had said that
every day after lunch they would be given two white pills, and told to
"go to sleep".

The case has sparked an intense outcry and reignited anxieties over
childcare standards in China, which has seen other cases of abuse at
nurseries in recent years.
The incident comes weeks after a Shanghai childcare centre was alleged
to have abused several toddlers.

Last year four teachers at a RYB nursery in Jilin province were jailed
for abuse, also involving giving injections to children. State news
agency Xinhua reported at the time that one child was found to have
more than 50 needle marks.
National news report

MANILA - Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre is set to take the

witness stand in the impeachment proceedings against Chief
Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno this week, the chairperson of the
House justice committee said Sunday.
Among the grounds in the impeachment complaint was Sereno’s
alleged manipulation and delaying of Aguirre's request to transfer
the cases against Maute gunmen outside of Mindanao for security
reasons.
Aguirre wrote to Sereno requesting the transfer the trial of Maute
suspects to Luzon or Visayas, but the SC instead moved the
venue to either Iligan City or Cagayan de Oro City.
The Justice Secretary then wrote a second letter pointing out that
the 2 cities were too close to Maute supporters in Marawi City. He
also requested that the suspects be detained in Taguig City.
The SC later granted his request and transferred Maute suspects
to Metro Manila.
(The en banc is scheduled on Tuesday so we may not expect SC
justices and probably, court personnel, to attend on Monday.)
Sereno has denied the allegations and refused to attend the
impeachment hearings, saying her lawyers can question
witnesses on her behalf.
House leaders however said this was against the rules of
procedure, which state that only resource persons are allowed to
speak, and not their lawyers.
Sports news report

MANILA, Philippines – Ateneo de Manila University and National

University won in contrasting fashion to stay unbeaten in the
UAAP Season 80 juniors basketball tournament on Sunday at the
Filoil Flying V Centre in San Juan.

In a battle between unbeaten squads, the Blue Eaglets held

defending champion Far Eastern University-Diliman to only five
points in the second period en route to a 59-47 victory.
The Bullpups, meanwhile, rallied from a nine-point deficit to stun
University of Santo Tomas, 89-85, in another showdown between
undefeated teams.

The Blue Eaglets pulled away in the second period, 35-17, and
never looked back to extend their streak of double-digit victories.
Enrico Manuel led Ateneo with 16 points, 11 rebounds and three
blocks while SJ Belangel added 15 points and seven boards.
Weather news report

State weather bureau PAGASA on Friday said it is monitoring the possible

development of a "weak La Niña" in the country.
"We're not ruling out the possibility that by the end of the year ay magkaroon
ng weak La Niña episode sa central equatorial pacific," PAGASA weather
forecaster Chris Perez said in an interview on radio DZMM.
The weak La Niña is expected to bring "near normal to above normal rainfall"
over the holiday season, Perez said.

Despite the possibility of a weak La Niña, high temperature may still be

experienced in low lying areas such as Center Luzon. Areas in mountainous
regions, however, may have cooler temperatures, he said.
Perez said the isolated rainshowers experienced in Manila and other parts of
the country are not effects of the possible La Niña, but are brought by tail end
of a cold front.
Entertainment news update

ANILA – Luis Manzano confirmed that he is no longer part of the upcoming

season of “Pilipinas Got Talent.”
Responding to some netizens, Manzano said he “opted out” to be one of the
program’s hosts “for the betterment of the show.”
Replacing him as Billy Crawford’s co-host is Toni Gonzaga.
As proof that he’s in favor of Gonzaga taking over his place, Manzano said:
“Ibang flavor ang dala ni Toni. Siyempre, Toni yan e.”

The auditions for the sixth season of “Pilipinas Got Talent” have already
kicked off in Cebu.
Returning as judges are Vice Ganda, Robin Padilla, former ABS-CBN
president Freddie M. Garcia, and Angel Locsin.
Locsin is Manzano's former girlfriend.
No other details about the new season of the ABS-CBN talent show were
provided.