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instruments work the best for you and i made a vice well i'm i'm a professional saw mainly the percussion stuff and i kind of drums. and of course i'm very interested in your hope your your i support know if it's incredible to get the exact notes you have to make the space where you blow through really just the perfect perfect which. just. has been trying you know failing and i'm learning during those sixteen years. i'm actually not in the whole prayer but i try to use it sometimes as an. effect to make a concert more concise beautiful effect really is a signal a fact i want one but you know however the fact thank you i would need to travel around you travel around doing your i think music concerts with a big refrigerator you know. if you can travel in there areas like norway sweden denmark and in europe. we can go with a trailer and we can do concerts and or in concert halls you told me you have to cool the ice down to minus twenty is that right even for you very important because . the instruments last longer and you're going to japan soon how do you what do you use japanese ice yes of

all percussion right?anthony: how did your interest in this develop? >> kim: i grew up here, later i became a writer. i discovered there were hundreds of stories. because in the early days up until the 60's the steel bands were partly like street gangs they would fight one another. the west side story kind of thing the steel bands doubled as that. i just got fascinated by tracking down all of these pioneers and getting their stories of how they got involved. >> boogsie: i'll be 64 years this year. i playing music since i was a little kid. >> kim: yeah there's stories that he grew up with them in one of his backyard so when he was about three years old he was going out playing with them. >> anthony: boogsie composes his pieces layering different types of drums on top of each other. the engine room made of unpitched percussion, lays down the groove. next a section of six bass pans drops a bass line. the guitar and cello pans add harmonies that sound like strumming. ♪ and the frontline pans play a melody. ♪ t

>> reporter: the family follows the sound down the hall to find the heart stirring percussion of theears live music for the very first time. full of amazement and finding his rhythm, dancing. >> it's just really great to see something that normally everybody else gets to experience with their kids. >> reporter: the mavs have invited the family back for another game. and while jace still signs -- ♪ a-b-c >> reporter: he's now communicating with the universal language of music. loud and clear. adrienne bankert, abc news. >>> thank you for joining us on this sunday night. "gma" first thing in the morning. david is back here tomorrow night. i'm cecilia vega in new york. have a great night. >>> tonight on abc 7 news, breaking news, a chp chopper lands on highway 101 in a freeway standoff. >>> the serenity of lake tahoe when police shoot a man with an unusual are weapon. >> details of the forecast where you live. abc 7 news where you live starts now. >>> from abc 7, live breaking news. >> one person was detained after a standoff with police on highway 101 in san francisco. >> the a one poi

for years, if you were a rock god, you had to come here, dig the crazy percussion, strings and pipesate, hypnotic, beautiful. if you're in the right frame of mind, mesmerizing. >>> anyone who comes to tangier inevitably ends up lost in the old part of the city. the medina is just what you want it to be. the ancient world residing just next to and around the new one. you can walk around inside the movie in your head, play the bogey character you never were, all against an all too willing, all too genuine backdrop. ordinarily just about the last thing in the world i would be interested in doing is antiquing, but buried in the network of twisting narrow streets of the old city is boutique majid, anded and operated by this guy. and he's one interesting guy. thank you. >> come in. >> when he was a little kid back in the '60s, majid left his hometown of fez and came here where he would earn money emptying ashtrays at wild parties being thrown here by wealthy ex-pats. he saw what people would buy for themselves, how they decorate their homes and he started to look around for himself, scorin

in 198 8 i graduated from cal state los ang and studied mostly classical percussion and music education but at the same time i was in hollywood so played at night in rock bands so was doing two different things. >> the reason i'm [inaudible] the people. there is a extremely vibrant art community especially arounds the red poppy art house [inaudible] as a artist in the past 2 or 3 years there is a event called the [inaudible] every 3 months a free art music festival that i usually play at and just met so many people. >> i was teaching a little bit and doing odd jobs like waitressing and going at night and playing in bands and meeting a lot of people. i chss in ban that had cool break jz get parts on tv shows or things like that. a friend of mine, we had mutual friends that got signed to a record deal in san francisco called 4 nonblaunds and i addition frd the bands and moved to the bay area. i think things are different now than 30 years ago, the world evolved a lot. it could be a challenge but have to know how to negotiate everything and sometimeatize is [inaudible] it was great to get

the best thing about boxing is it's all about percussion.ou learn so much and you are always learning more. kidd: on my footwork here. there you guys go. more later, after 6:30. autria: get it. [laughter] larry: might help with the dance party. [laughter] well, do anything, dance around to try to warm up today. veronica: try to warm up and prepare for tomorrow. here we go, another round of winter weather for us. this time instead of cold, it's snow. anywhere across the area, it could be a mixture of nuisance snowfall around the ec areas west, montgomery county, and delays just to the east, down towards st. mary's, calvert county, maybe even some cancellations, it really depends on where you are. that's what i want to stress about tomorrow. i didn't want to bury the lead. briefly above freezing at the bus stop, a little that is at least something to embrace, i guess. 33 degrees for your afternoon hours. just some cloud cover across the area. temperatures overnight dropping down to the teens. temperatures have been very low over the last coupl

after the orchestral rehearsal negin practices various percussion instruments. she had wanted to become a pianist but an injury forced her to consider other options it's a minor challenge after everything she's been through. they say if you are going to music school or you are conducting or you are so doing some interviews so you will kill you like this they told me but didi can't they just tour like this so they scare me and yet my life is in danger more than two hundred students are enlisted at the national institute of music a quarter of them women they have access to the best music teachers in the country as well as to some from abroad. like robin who until recently was playing the cello in a rock band and disregarded the worries and warnings of a family in the united states. when i was here a couple. months ago you know there were there were some horrible attacks and i think there's a hunger here there's a passion and it's a zire to to learn music to to try and also express find ways to express oneself the founder and director of the institute almost died i

this study found the greatest link to cte does not stem from percussions but rather repeated hits to study telling usa today sports saying there are going to be policy implications to this referring to concussion protocols in the nfl all the way down to youth football. this is concerning particularly for kids who are not old enough to make other decisions on their own. i think we have a moral obligation to protect them from harm. nba all-star game coming february 18th last night we learned captains, steven curry and lebron james. captain, i really appreciate the votes. the background is the classic clip, i'm the captain now. the milwaukee bucks won popular vote among nba players and beat lebron james. what does charles barkley have to say about that? >> was i surprised? lebron is the best player in the world but can be drama queen. >> and you weren't a drama queen? >> no like he is. jared: angel mike trout is going to become the highest paid player. trout, usa today says will beat clayton kershaw, followed by miguel cabrera, david price. all bringing him $30 million this season. cong

[intense percussive music] ♪ [papers rustling] >> hope: hey. morning. >> rafe: morning. hey.'s sake...i mean, i know as commissioner, paperwork paperwork overload is the norm. but do you have to bring it to bed with us? >> hope: no, no, no, no, no. this isn't work. this...this is personal.

the percussions are one of just a handful of sounds he 's ever heard.t night was an amazing experience... not just for jace... but for the drummers.todd jackson / dallas mavs drumline: "it's still blowing me away. just the fact that, you think about your youngest age, how young you can think of something and this is going to be one of those moments for him." the parents are starting to realize they might have a future drummer in the family. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes is here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))that's right pam and steve...next at nine...a bay area man says he's lucky bay area man next at nine...a steve...pam and steve...next at nine...a bay area man says he's lucky to be alive. surveillance video shows him being robbed by two men...and shot.those suspect's are still on the loose.hear from the victim..next in a live report. plus...more controversy coming from the white house.the derogatory comment by president trump aimed at immigrants from certain countries.you won't believe what he said.((grant))and it's the e

although there are no penalties or legal percussions for being on that list.n responded vowing to retaliate saying it is, quote, a direct and obvious attempt to influence russia's upcoming presidential election which putin is expected to easily win. >>> meanwhile, yesterday a russian fighter jet buzzed a usair craft during a mission over the black sea. the u.s. navy says the russian aircraft came within five feet of the navy plane. the navy says the americans were plying in international air space when it was intercepted by the russians, concluding that it was unsafe. >>> let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, if you're waking up in new york this morning, you might be pleasantly or unpleasantly surprised by a few snowflakes this morning. >> we are expect ago dusting, maybe at most 2 inches. 4 inches out of long island. rhode island and out towards cape cod are reporting it with a couple inches of snow. so some unexpected school delays are likely. a lot of these roads are even untreated because they weren't anticipating much

see serious re percussions. i'm hopeful that's not going to happen. i wouldn't bet all of my money on it. mark, president trump's top priority for this year is infrastructure. infrastructure; right? finance $2posing to 00 billion with federal spend ing. timehopefully attract four s that amount in private financing. could you talk about what that future deficits? >> well, first of all, i'm glad number from $1 trillion to $200 billion. that's an $800 billion improvement. $200 billion loss. congressional budget office has looked at the evidence. for kind of generic set of infrastructure, they found the debt finance thing outweighs the positive gdp effects. are other positive effects on infrastructure. gdp, the positive effect of infrastructure is real but small. tax reform.r than if you pay for infrastructure, get a boost in growth. if you deficit finance it, you one-time to get a boost and slower growth because the debt finance, you are going to crowd any more private invest ment than create public capitol. so i don't expect a big economic boost. they c

reality shows and once commented that one of the core sort of, i think you said one of the corery percussion corery -- repercussions is that the -- do you see that happening more in trump's washington? >> i noticed that a lot in the media, so if you go back to the stephen miller interview on sunday, it was awesome that he was kicked off the air, but should he have been on the air in the first place, right? so we in the media and i count myself as part of the media, are starting to perform roles in this brand-new reality show while ignoring, what zerlene is saying, which is are the real world impacts, so you're having two things happening at once, you're having a more explicit racism, which is reaching out to a certain constituency, but you're also having the government will us into this fantasy zone where whatever trump says is the truth and the media no longer matters. >> and that goes to the more famous point that keeping it real can go wrong. we're out of time because we have that next interview, zerlene, i want you to come back next week, consider this your invitation. >>> up next, our s

good luck to katie percussion any of the going on tour with hamilton trying to get home to fresno sheod attitudes today in situations beyond their control. what else can you do? throw a fit? i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> tough times. but look at this. the calm after the storm. sunset over the delaware river in salem county, new jersey. fabulous photojournalist tina hogate shot it with her iphone on her way home. your forecast in 15 seconds. >>> wow. what a 24 hour period. the storm is moving out. the cold is moving in. stiff northerly westerly winds are the reason why an arctic high pressure system is building in but before we wrap up this storm here are the snow totals. cape may courthouse tops off at 17-inches. update in atlantic city. 4.2. six in vineland. 6.8 mt. holly the home of the national weather service. chadds ford ..5 and new castle, delaware, 2.6-inches of snow. more amounts estelle manor 14. look at vista township. 10.5. west chester 4.6. you were in the four to six change. langhorne 4.4. philadelphia make its target at 4.1-inches. and broomall, pa, coming in at . i

he uses a lot of natural sounds in his work he put together an eight minute track once where the percussion was sounds of deaf or cations so he's got a lot of projects under his belt another album that he did in the past called one pig an entire album about the life of one pig he followed the pigs from birth to death through table so to speak and recorded all this natural sound and turned that into an album so i mean look at that think yeah that's the man must be mad but then people buy it people buy it and that year we've come back to the brags that the big band this is a different project it's got a different sound few more brass instruments than the def occasion track. and obviously it's a bit more political we can take another look now at the brags that big bands. when broke to happen it was such a big shock and i felt i had to do some thing. just british musician matthew headbutt is to ring across europe with his brakes that big band on their way the band plans to collaborate with musicians from every e.u. country they want audiences to not just listen to their music but the political

but that just shows you this continued percussive social media presence, which has been very effective for him. getting to your book, you write that, trump didn't read. he didn't really even skim. if it was print, it might as well not exist. some believe for for all practi paralympic purposes, he was semiliterate. some thought him dyslexic. certainly his comprehension was limited. others concluded that he didn't read because he just didn't have to, and that in fact this was one of the key attributes as a populist. can you break that down? >> one of the crises of this administration is how do you get information to this man? because not only does he not not read, and this is at a level, certainly, we have never seen before in the white house, of someone who just won't consume written information, language, doesn't want it. but that's not the only problem. the other problem is that he doesn't listen. so the man doesn't read information and won't listen to the information that you give him. so literally how do you communicate? how do you convince him of anything? how do you make him under

copies of the daily mail newspaper the program pro brags that newspaper for instance to create percussion so there is criticism there now have. been responding to it well most of the artists in the u.k. as you already know i can imagine are pretty and he brags that one of the most famous ones is banksy. he painted this mural in dover and pro brags it territory it shows a guy chipping a star out of the new flag and another big name another big british artist mick jagger has said his latest music is inspired by the anxiety of bragg's and their ego make jagger and the song england last she sings i went to find him when it wasn't there i think i lost it in the back of my chair. wow. elton john is another big brags that opponent he's back in the news today for a very different reason i mean some really was coming out about it in john tell us what they have what nothing is certain yet but it does very much look like he may be announcing has we're tyrant today that's what the daily mail is reporting now john himself only says he's made a decision about where his future lies is published and says

our children are misinterpreting the sound of dina's accrued percussion.when they kneel at their beds and ask that it where he was when their best friend stopped being a life he will say i was at the drive-through i was so hungry i thought the gunshots were my stomach begging for food. he will say i know nothing until strangers tell me about it first. i could have bullet wounds in my hands and i would know nothing about what hurts. and doesn't hurt. what a god making the world out of variations of madness refusing to hold the space in the hands and saying you are mine. it is not ours to youngblood the unfinished drawings the last blurry thoughts before a world goes back. when god is busy wiping grease from his mouth we can stand and align with the dead in our backpacks. he won't notice when we give the whole damn world back. 154 shots they heard them all i thought they were folding chairs if they knew how can they believe we shared a water bottle little arms poking out to take it. we waited we have to believe i opened the door they scattered a few in my ou

the percussions are one of just a handful of sounds he 's ever heard.xperience ... not just for jace ... but for the drummers. ( james ) the parents are starting to realize they might have a future drummer in the family. ( james )coming up in the next hour ...the latest on an overnight apartment fire in san jose.kron4 's lydia pantazas live at the scene ... where 8 homes were destroyed and more than a dozen people were displaced. ( james )plus ... clean up efforts underway in santa barbara county ... following deadly mudslides there.details on how many people are still missing. (darya)(rebecca) welcome back. let's get a check of the weather this morning... rebecca:high pressure will build over california today and bring dry and mild weather to the area through the martin luther king jr. holiday weekend. the next chance of rain will be on monda

the percussions are one of just a handful of sounds he 's ever heard.erience ... not just for jace ... but for the drummers. ( james ) the parents are starting to realize they might have a future drummer in the family. ( james )coming up in the next hour ...the latest on an overnight apartment fire in san jose.we'll have lydia pantazas live at the scene ... where 8 homes were destroyed and more than a dozen people were displaced. ( james )plus ... clean up efforts underway in santa barbara county ... following deadly mudslides there.how many people officials say are still missing. ( james )and 50 dogs seized from a shop owner in the east bay because of allegedly bad conditions.how the shop owner is fighting back. (ácommercialá) it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number se

>> reporter: the family follows the sound down the hall to find the heart stirring percussion of theeat to see something that normally everybody else gets to experience with their kids. >> reporter: the mavs have invited the family back for another game. and while jace still signs -- ♪ a-b-c >> reporter: he's now communicating with the universal language of music. loud and clear. adrienne bankert, abc news, new york. >>> thank you for joining us on this sunday night. "gma" first thing in the morning. david is back here tomorrow night. i'm cecilia vega in new york. have a great night. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. [ squawks ] [ screams ] [ cheers and applause ] welcome to... and now, here he is -- the host of our show, alfonso

cash machines in rural areas but it costs money to run them because they have to stop them and the percussionthat cash is still king in many rural areas, stop retailers have stopped taking credit card payments. the charge to use a card has stopped although that means that some retailers say that they will not accept payment by car. also you need cash. mark in wales asks if people need cash when other options like co nta ctless need cash when other options like contactless payments are more useful. adrian says he uses it in the post office and can choose what coins and notes he wants. that's the problem, it's going hand—in—hand with the closure of rural post offices and rural banks, and if cash machines disappear, but looks like the end. it helps you budget better when you have cash. untilyou the end. it helps you budget better when you have cash. until you get your statement! wise words, ben. it's 22 minutes past eight. now, we like an extreme record breaker here on breakfast. so, how about one man, a kayak, and a 128 foot mexican waterfall... this is the moment bren 0rton plunged down the bi