i am the jaya began playing the violin when he was just four. he later studied violin up lynn's university of the arts and soon began collaborating with class conductors like. recording demos for his next album which will incorporate a colorful mix of styles the musicians are experimenting with a piece by italian baroque composer pietro antone. keep your eyes and ears open for a violinist iskhandar jaya a musical maverick. joins me now and he just told me that he was just the last you were just involved i just returned from bali a beautiful. now you're a pop star in that part of the world i can mostly playing classical music and so do they have a different attitude to classical music there is here to relax i feel like indonesia doesn't really have the tradition of having regular classical concerts that's why i enjoy so much playing you know bach beethoven brahms over there because people are thirsty hungry for it i feel like they're sucking in every note that i play and it's something so special and outstanding for them to listen to pure classic

keep your eyes and ears open for a violinist iskhandar with jaya a musical maverick. joins me now and he just told me that he was just that you were just in i just returned from bali a beautiful. now you're a pop star in that part of the world. mostly playing classical music and so do they have a different attitude to classical music there is here. relaxed i feel like indonesia doesn't really have the tradition of having regular classical concerts that's why i enjoy so much playing you know bach beethoven brahms over there because people are thirsty and hungry for it i feel like they're sucking in every note that i play and it's something so special and outstanding for them to listen to pure classical music they don't have to start there you actually playing a classical piece perhaps in a different way than you might well i myself like to challenge my audience because i feel like it gives me a special energy when i feel that the audience has hear something that they don't hear every day so whenever i'm in indonesia of course i try and reach them on a very emotional le

kumasi jaya is director of the rue jax center for urban studies which searches for solutions for climate related problems right now their focus is the depletion of groundwater from the area the declining water table has even more serious consequences than rising sea levels. it's causing the ground to sink and large parts of the city with it if they can get most of the american model because on the video to dark the sea level rises at between four to six millimeters but you're but was is that the land. is subsiding by. tree to twenty sente meet us. in february two thousand and thirteen nearly half of jakarta was underwater. scenes like this are likely to become increasingly common. ocean levels continue to rise the land is collapsing and heavy rains are becoming more frequent. about one third of jakarta. currently below sea level environmental problems are causing a growing number of people to flee the city but most want to remain or have no other choice in an effort to protect the capital the government has begun building a seawall. but only six of the plan fifty kilometers have been bui

his kind are we jaya is a musician who doesn't like to be pigeonholed musically or personal the berliner with indonesian roots is an exceptional violinist who finds inspiration outside the world of classical music eclectic charismatic driven for him the music is all that matters. to them all to middle we make music to touch people to move them and to reach a point where we ourselves are so touched on stage that we can move others it doesn't work any other way.

situated along a wide corridor that snakes through the city says urban planner marco cousteau my view jaya. floods on only one of the course the areas of the floods i actually put in the store ops the most in the city center coffee and view from my office. is director of the rue jacques center for urban studies which searches for solutions for climate related problems right now their focus is the depletion of groundwater from the area the declining water table has even more serious consequences than rising sea levels. it's causing the ground to sink under and large parts of the city with it it may get in most of the american model because on the big dark the sea level rises at between four to six millimeters but your but was is that the line. is subsiding by. treat to twenty sente meet us. in february two thousand and thirteen nearly half of jakarta was underwater. scenes like this are likely to become increasingly. common. ocean levels continue to rise the land is collapsing and heavy rains are becoming more frequent. about one third of jakarta is currently below sea level environmental p

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>>power in the white house for personal game jaya paul says president trump's threat to fight all congressional subpoenas will provoke a constitutional crisis in washington alexandra, the mountain. >>well coming up next on the crime from morning news police in the east bay are trying to figure out how this tesla and crashing right through a dry cleaners. a little peek outside we're checking in on a roof camera looking at the embarcadero right now overcast were a lot of you some of you will get a little bit of drizzle and temperatures in the low to upper 50's this morning, we'll check your afternoon highs coming up after the break. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>welcome back to the crawford morning news. we're just waiting for the clouds to clear and the sun to come on story of our lives yesterday. >>i feel like that's just what we've been doing during morning hours waiting for th

jazeera jakarta tens of thousands of brazilians have rallied on the streets in support of president jaya bolsa nardo demonstrations have been held in more than 300 cities where protesters called for political reforms many are accusing the supreme court and congress of trying to block also nodders agenda this is being seen as an effort to counter earlier protests against the president's decision to cut funding from public education. a tornado has ripped through a motel and a trailer park in the us state of oklahoma killing at least 2 people and injuring dozens more the twister touched down in el reno around 25 miles west of oklahoma city late on saturday night the town's mayor has described the aftermath as tragic and says several businesses were also damaged the area was just recovering from serious flooding when the storm hit now to mexico where vigilante attacks are becoming ever more common human rights groups are blaming the police for not reducing violent crime some suspected criminals have been burnt alive others hanged man while the upper low has more now from the comeback. on the

thank you to jaya, who set it up for us. one of the most popular downloads from cmts came from the team. it is a federal funding handbook, a compendium of federal funding opportunities applied to maritime transportation. maybe they were not intended for maritime but some are and some that were not could be used for maritime. it is popular. it tells you over 80 different federal funding programs and the federal government. government.deral we have a maritime arctic integration team that handles arctic interests. 2010, cmts was directed in statute to coordinate policy for safety and security. we established this arctic interagency team, led by the maritime team, the coast guard and noaa. the team has worked for a safe and efficient cmts and the arctic and has developed following resources on the topic. if you are new to the subject or you want to steal some good verbiage on what it is like in the arctic, they are great documents. december, sarah, to my left, review and published a and update on near-term recommendations to pri

government says 4 commercial ships were subject to sabotage close to the portal for jaya early on sunday so far there's been no independent confirmation of the incidents georgia o'keeffe the other is a fellow with gulf state and the ticks he says the incident raises the stakes in an already tense region. as the white house is intensifying its so-called the maximum pressure campaign on the islamic republic officials in tehran are also considering what options they have to put pressure on iran as adversaries for a long time people have speculated about this in our yo whereby eat ronnie and his close the strait of hormuz located right next to this incident and this is certainly something that raises the stakes for all players internationally given how much oil transits this artery us separating the arabian peninsula from iran but i think there's no doubt that you're going to see. many voices not only in the formal media but also in social media trying to spin this episode to further their own narratives in their own interests during this very sensitive period of time one of us president bil

littleness al jazeera jakarta tens of thousands of brazilians have rallied in support of president jaya bolsa nada crowds gathered in more than 300 cities calling for political reforms many are accusing the supreme court and congress of trying to block the president's agenda the demonstrations a seen there's an effort to counter earlier protests against also narrow and his decision to cut funding from public education. the peacekeeping has always been dangerous work of men and women sent around the world trying to keep a lid on the worst conflicts it's also very expensive and the u.n. is finding itself short of cash and warns that missions hang in the balance a diplomatic editor jane spays explains why. the u.n. is holding its annual events honoring the work of its peacekeepers around the world . some of the most volatile places on earth last year 98 were killed while on g.t. increasingly they also operate in a very difficult financial environment funds a tight with some budgets being cut or peacekeepers need better training and better equipment and their mandates need to be realistic a

miss jaya paul? miss jayapal votes aye. ms. dennings votes aye. mr. koran votes aye.iss scanlan votes aye. ms. garcia? .iss garcia votes aye mr. negus? mr. negus votes aye. miss mcbath? ms. mcbath votes aye. mr. stanton votes aye. miss jean votes aye. miss mcardle powell? ms. mcardle powell votes aye. ms. escobar? ms. escobar votes aye. mr. collins? mr. collins votes no. mr. sensenbrenner votes no. mr. shot as? mr. shot as votes -- shot as votes in the -- mr. chavez votes no. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes no. mr. book? mr. book votes no. mr. radcliffe? ms. robie? ms. robie votes no. mr. gates? gates votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana? mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. big? mr. big votes no. mr. mcclintock? ms. lesko? ms. lesko votes no. mr. rosenthal are? mr. rosenthal or votes no. mr. klein? mr. klein votes no. mr. armstrong? mr. armstrong votes no. mr. stewie? mr. stewie votes no. ms. lofgren, you are not recorded. miss lofgren votes i. mr. cohen votes i. ms. bass votes i -- aye. >> mr. jeffries you are not recorded. >> is everyone recorded? the gentlelady from

if i read politico correctly, there is a chance we can have another hearing on the jaya paul proposal. deputy director, welcome. to the other two witnesses thank you for being here today. we are here to discuss a sobering report developed by cbo at the request of our chairman that details some of the risks of imposing a one- size-fits-all government run healthcare system as proposals like medicare for all would do. what is missing from the report is a cost estimate for specific proposals. my friends across the aisle didn't ask for one and i think i know why. while the score would be useful, we already know how much a one-size-fits-all healthcare system would cost the american people. independent analyses from economies across the spectrum including george mason university, the urban institute, the american action forum have projected proposals such as medicare for all would cost at least $32 trillion. that number bears repeating. 32 trillion on top of what we are already spending on healthcare. that is at least 10 trillion more than our nations astronomically high $22 trillion debt. i

i want to thank congresswoman jaya paul for her commitment and dedication to this issue and we are all grateful to her. we have a talented witness panel with us today. i have a sneaking suspicion that we will have a lively debate. and that is a good thing. after nearly a decade of republican -- republicans talking only about how to rip health care away from people when they were in charge, this majority is here to discuss how to expand it, how to lower cost and improve outcomes in the process. i have long believed that helped there is a right for all, not a privilege for the lucky few. this congress is putting that belief into action. the affordable care act gave 20 million more people access to health care. insurance companies from discriminating against cancer patients and women and make sure cap transaction covered the essential benefits. the aca changed lives and saved lives. we knew it was never going to be the last up in health care reform. that we were always going to have to come back and build upon those core values. that is what today is all about. because the work of reform