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Take you there live it, good Afternoon Everybody on Martha Maccallum and this is the story. Keep an eye on this, Vice President Kamala Harris is in New Hampshire, we expect to hear from her shortly, she will be speaking on the economy and we expect to get some reaction from her regarding to this Tragedy Unfolding in georgia. Five High School students killed at Apalachee High School in Winder Aga Georgia outside of atlanta. Nine others in hospital, we saw some of them getting taken away on stretchers, this horrific scene playing out. The suspect is in custody and is alive, which happens but not often into these situations. We will learn more about who that suspect is shortly. Senior correspondent Steve Harrington were reports live from outside of The School, good afternoon to you steve. Good afternoon, the facts now as we know them, the numbers, five people killed by the shooter, at least nine wounded a serious enough t ....
MANILA, Philippines: Filipinos are dissatisfied with government performance in managing inflation and reducing poverty, but satisfied with other state services, according to an OCTA Research study released on Saturday. ....
NEARLY 50 percent (49 percent) of adult Filipinos believe their lives will improve in the next six months, as shown in the latest OCTA Research Tugon ng Masa survey on optimism and pessimism about the country s economy and quality of life. ....
(UPDATE) EIGHT out of 10 Filipinos believe that the Marcos Jr. administration should work with the United States amid continuing tension in the West Philippine Sea (WPS), a Pulse Asia survey showed. ....
VICE President Sara Duterte thanked all Filipinos abroad for their continued sacrifices to their families back home and for helping keep the country s economy afloat through their remittances. ....