ANC: somido resolution on cgma pcso case: the 1st panel of ombudsman investigators had dismissed for lack of merit the plunder complaint against ex-pres arroyo over the alleged misuse of pcso intel funds.

ANC: civil society groups: it's more red in the Philippines as hiv cases and aids-related deaths are still rising.

ANC: 60-80c per liter oil price hike this week.

Dzmm reporter:
> pnoy pinayuhan ni sec. ona na magbakasyon muna.
> Eh pano ngayon yan. Parati naman nagbabakasyon mode.

ANC: kmu hits pnoy over huge salaries and perks of cabinet officials.

ISSUE: COMMENTARY ON PAGCOR VEHICLE (7:30-7:40 am - PUNTO POR PUNTO) Anthony Taberna - Mga kapamilya ang nakatatak po na parilarang "for official use only" sa gilid o sa likod ng government vehicle ay nagbibigay diin po sa batas na hindi ito pang personal na dapat gamitin. Sa dami po ng officials na inaaring sariling kanila ang naka-isyung sasakyan ng gobyerno, mas bagay daw pong ilagay ang parilarang "For officials use although", Ang tanong Mr. President, palalampasin nyo po ba ang dakilang pagkakataong ito sa PAGCOR para ipakitang hindi po kayo kunsintidor ng going straight mong kaibigan, na mukha pong baku-bako ang tinatahak na highway. Ang sakit na po ng puso ko Sir.

ANC: miriam questions huge overhead expenses  in the 2013 budget of the dswd's conditional cash transfer program.

STANDARD: VAL ABELGAS: The way Evardone is delaying action on the bill is even laughable. After sitting on the bill for more than a year, he says no room was available in the House for the Committee meeting that would tackle the bill. And then, when the panel was finally able to meet, the members spent so much time discussing two others matters, and Evardone allowed Nueva Ecija Rep. Rodolfo Antonino to consume the remaining time to pursue the inclusion of his Right to Reply rider in the measure. When Tañada demanded that a vote be made, Evardone protested that the bill had to be discussed some more. He abruptly adjourned the meeting.

STANDARD: VAL ABELGAS: Aquino moved mountains to make sure Corona is impeached and found guilty because he said it was crucial to his efforts to curb corruption. He wouldn't lift a finger, though, to certify the FOI measure as urgent although, to certify the FOI measure as urgent although he promised during the campaign to pass a Freedom of Information Act that, more than the impeachment of a chief justice, would ensure government transparency and accountability.

STANDARD: VAL ABELGAS: Hypocrisy and duplicity on 'daang matuwid'? While the House took just a few days to summon signatures from 188 congressmen on the impeachment complaint against Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona and to bring the case to the Senate for trial, it has been more than two years since a new FOI bill was filled by Deputy Speaker Erin Tañada. It is still rotting in Evardonne's Committee.