ABS-CBN "Patrol ng Pilipino" Probes Into The Fishkills

Batangas called for help first and then Pangasinan followed. These are the provinces affected by massive fishkills, which were caused by lack of supply of oxygen and congestion in fish cages.
Millions of pesos have been lost due to this problem, and now bigger challenges have surfaced as “double-dead” fish have reached Metro Manila markets.
This Tuesday, June 7, on “Patrol ng Pilipino,” ABS-CBN correspondent Dominic Almelor will dive into the roots of the fishkills and show how the government and thepeople are addressing the problem.
Meanwhile, look into the inspiring story of the people of Culion in Palawan in the report of ABS-CBN correspondent Chiara Zambrano. Previously known as the land of lepers, the place has erased the stigma and has become a haven for tourists.
See the stories behind the news on “Patrol ng Pilipino” this Tuesday, June 7, after “Bandila” on ABS-CBN

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"Ang Mahiwagang Ngiti ni Rizal" on i-Witness- GMA 7

Watch "Ang Mahiwagang Ngiti ni Rizal" documentary on i-Witness- GMA 7 this Monday, May 30, at 11:30 pm after Saksi.

No Filipino hero of his time was as photographed as Jose Rizal.
Each photograph reveals facets of his personality and sheds light on the relationships that were very much a part of who Rizal was.
One of these photos is a group photo in Paris from the 1880's that shows Rizal wearing a mischievous half-smile. Could it be because he was foolishly in love with someone in the picture?
But he would soon break her heart and have his own broken too.
Also in the picture is Rizal's best friends' sister Paz Pardo de Tavera, who would soon meet a tragic end at the hands of another of Rizal's illustrious amigos.
The picture captures the short-lived joy in Rizal's happy-go-lucky life in Paris , before he himself would descend into a chain of sad events.
There is more to every photo than meets the eye. Join Howie Severino as he discovers the stories behind these photographs on I-Witness this Monday, May 30, at 11:30 pm after Saksi.

300 Kilometro Ang Paglalakbay on GMA-7 with Drew Arellano

Watch the special documentary of GMA 7 hosted by Drew Arellano which they did in Mindoro called "300 Kilometro, Ang Paglalakbay" airing May29 10:30pm .

Drew Arellano "Naghike kami sa isang isolated valley, pagdating mo don wala talagang electricity, walang signal!"

Watch the teaser!

"300 KILOMETRO—that's all the distance that separates Metro Manila from Sitio Latag in Occidental Mindoro. But with the stark contrast in size, population, and especially the lifestyle, the city and the sitio are practically worlds apart.
"GMA News and Public Affairs' 300 KILOMETRO is a 60-minute special that aims to bring the two places and its people closer by opening their doors to the "ultimate outsiders"—five people who will explore, enjoy, and educate themselves in a span of three nights and two days.
"First, there are the three Mangyan tribesmen namely: Bidoy, Gabin and Roman. Born, raised and still living in the tiny community in one of the mountains of Mindoro Occidental, the customs and traditions of their ancestors are still deeply ingrained in their hearts and minds. In fact, they look at Manila not as the "promised land" but as "no man's land" whose negative influence might ruin their culture and their way of life.
"Then there's Drew Arellano, the "native" from the urban jungle whose journey will take him to Sitio Latag to try and convince the locals about taking the big leap to Manila, the city they consider as "strange and sinful." And at the same time, Drew is taking a big step away from his comfort zone, to immerse and learn the simple ways of the rural folk.
"Lastly, there's Isabelle Daza, the very modern and highly-visible member of Manila 's elite who will serve as host/travel guide to the visitors from the highlands. 
"They are the strangers who will come together to become guest and host, mentor and student, traveler and travel guide.
"They are the members of the so-called modern and primitive societies who will show viewers what's to come and what may be lost.
"They are the "natives" who will take viewers 300 kilometers and beyond to see the Philippines through a new set of eyes, with open minds and the purest of hearts.

Watch Drew Arellano and Isabelle Daza as they hosted GMA 7's 300 KILOMETRO: Ang Paglalakbay tonight (May 29, 2011) 10:15 pm on SNBO!

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May 21, 2011 ‘End of the World’ Prediction by Harold Camping Probed in ABS-CBN Special Documentary ‘Gunaw’

21 May 2011 is the day the world will end— at least according toHarold Camping, leader of a California-based religious network who visited Manila recently to predict the dreaded day.

image credit: St Mary's Goan

Will doomsday come sooner than 2012? Catch the full story about Camping and his disciples’ intrepid prediction about the said apocalyptic prophecy in “ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs Special Report” entitled “Gunaw” this Saturday (May 21).

ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs examines these possibilities and consults with scientists, astronomers, climate change proponents, and military experts on the possibility of humans facing extinctionshould any of these catastrophic events happen.

The special documentary will depict the terrifying scenarios that outline how the earth could end. With all the chaos happening around the world like the uprising in the Middle East, earthquake and tsunami in Japan, tornado and flooding in different parts of the world, is the world ending soon?

Watch this special report on Saturday 4PM, 21 May 2011, the very day Camping said the world will end.

Meanwhile, Ted Failon will investigate the anomalous race track in Clark Speedway that killed a 22-year-old four-time national superbike champion Maico Buncio and tries to give justice to the death of a six-year-old girl who just went to the carnival with his grandfather’s beer buddy.

“Failon Ngayon” follows after “ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs Special Report: Gunaw” this Saturday, 4:45pm on ABS-CBN.

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Hank Hanegraaff discusses why Harold Camping's judgment day prediction is nothing to be concerned about and how we, as Christians, should avoid setting times for Christ's return.