we will speak to paul mason. then, to the obama administration's war on whistleblowers. >> in 2009, i had a . i have recently -- had a new life. i had recently gotten married. i was about to go work for the secretary of state on foreign policy, national security. i had no inkling that the dark clouds would suddenly be appearing. amy: six years ago, state department analyst stephen came --i kim began speaking to a foxnews reporter. we will speak to peter maass of "the intercept," on his new piece "destroyed by the espionage act," and here kim in his own words. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the white house is delaying president obama's executive actions on immigration after a federal judge blocked them earlier this week. obama's move to shield millions from deportation was supposed to begin taking its first applications today. but u.s. district judge andrew hanen, of brownsville, texas issued an injunction after a motion filed by

i do have to acknowledge that someone in the front row is a huge cheerleader of yours, paul mason of the mayor's office was actually erika's prom date in high school. so i know she has huge roots back here in san francisco. we're so lucky to have you in our community. thank you for inspiring our community. we really hope other neighbors in san francisco will take on the responsibility in learning how to take care of themself so they can better help in emergencies. so thank you for all that you do. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much supervisor tang and the entire board of supervisors. your support means so much. i appreciate being highlighted among the many people that are being honored today but i really want to take a moment to highlight the nork program itself. the nork program builds empowerment. i'm in people's living rooms to large halls to talk about the preparedness. it's very engaging and powerful for me to be able to travel all over the city where i was born and raised and lead this program. i'm really just a shepherd of something that's bigger than myself and to be

george mason going on to win by four. paul hewitt needed that win in a bad way, no doubt. >>> give the nba credit. it's been doing everything in its power to make all-star weekend more entertaining, right? let's face it, there's only so many dunks you can come up with. one of the newer events, they call it the degree battle of the game-breakers, featuring mr. all-star himself. basically a game of horse. the shots chosen by fans. wall faced off against golden state's stephan currie. neither made a lot of shots, but wall made a jumper from 30 feet to win it. it wasn't much of a horse contest, but john wall won. there you go. [ laughter ] >> doing everything they can. they are trying. >> pretty sad television right there. [ laughter ] >> stay on top of the weather out here. >> yes, wusa9.com, our app, >> axelrod: tonight not what cupid had in mind. more snow and dangerously cold temperatures from the great lakes to new england have millions not feeling the love. gunshots ring out at a cafe in denmark. was an artist targeted in a

mason plays st. joe's. everyone talking act chris paul's comments about a female referee.m saying "that's ridiculous. if that's the case this might not be for her." there were five technicals handed out to the clippers last night, two by holtkamp. l.a. leads the league in technical fouls. the national basketball referee association tweeted out this statement -- after review the calls with fully justified. we deplore the unprofessional comments made by chris paul. #shelongs. check that out on twitter. lots of people giving their opinion. we know national signing day was this week. lots of college athletes get a phone call from their new head coaches welcoming them to their programs. penn state's james franklin was making his call except he called the wrong guy. >> what? >> he face timed a random penn state fan. take a listen. >> well i think you guys got the wrong player coach. i'm a big fan of you, coach. i'm a huge fan, coach. >> awesome. good to see you. we're trying to track down shareef. >> i think you might have is the wrong number coach. >> he's calling me! >> you go

. >> reporter: paul hunt is grieving the death of his two-year-old son mason. 31-year-old daniel braxtonhe boyfriend of the child's mother is chargeed in connection with the toddler's death. >> i pleaded with her. i said, listen, if anything you just got to get this guy to stop coming here. just get him out of here. something bad is going to happen happen. and now i have to bury my child. >> reporter: investigators say graph ton was watching the two-year-old tuesday afternoon in the mother's apartment above a doctor's office where she work on chester pike in norwood. according to a police criminal complaint, graph ton says toddler was in the bathtub when he left the room to get snacks and the toddler fell. he claims he returned to find mason face down in the tub. according to police, graft ton brought mason to the doctor's office below the apartment where they tried to perform cpr while waiting for paramedics to arrive arrive. >> i can't imagine what my poor kid endure. >> reporter: investigators say mason had bruises on various parts of his body. hunt says he's seen bruises on his son b

paul mccartney rihanna and kanye west. but sam smith was the big winner, and he needed both arms to carry all of his trophies. if you're asking, who's he? " anthony masonl you in. ♪ won't you stay with me ♪ >> reporter: in little more than a year, a song about unrequieted love took sam smith from unknown to international star and turned music's big night into sam smith's big night. >> i want to thank the man who this record is about who i fell in love with last year. thank you so much for breaking my heart because you got me four grammys. >> reporter: do you think you are prepared for where you are now? >> i think... no, no. actually 100% no. report in an interview for cbs sunday morning this past fall, the 22-year-old who grew up in rural england said there were bumps on his paths to stardom. did you start to doubt yoars at all? >> even now i doubt mieches i don't understand what the big fuss in. i don't understand what people hear in my voice. >> reporter: the grammys were full of voices last night 38 artists, the most ever. madonna reminded us who lady gaga learned it from. pharrell williams switched hats, losing last year's mounty's cap. this year

mason. and more wind the higher you go. this is the scene in the berkeley hills. there were trees whipping this morning but that's not the only weather story. meteorologist paul deanno is live in larkspur. we are looking at a chance of showers this weekend. >> reporter: yeah. we don't really want the wind but we want the rainfall. the wind has arrived first. it's still sunny near marin county. but the winds have been gusting all morning long now into the afternoon and likely will stay elevated through the evening. over to the weather maps: special had this is nothing compared to a couple of days before new year's and that storm that hit us three weeks ago but it's enough to bring down trees and power lines and may do so throughout the evening and overnight. where the rainfall? it's still sunny. we are dry here but notice a few showers and thunderstorms over the central valley. and i really want to highlight the wonderful news going on in our higher elevations in the sierra right now. that blue that you see on your television screen, that's snowfall! it is the first significant snowfall of 2015. it's almost march. and we're talking about the first widespread s