you have-- you're considered a whistleblower from seaworld. how long did you work at seaworld?my 14-year career. >> jon: out of your 14-year career. >> spent two years at another killer whale facility in france. >> jon: oh, okay. we have had a lot of controversial guests on this show. just this week we had film makers that made a film about rape on college campuses. we had on ayaan hirsi ali, who talked about reforming islam. we have never had a twitter response aimed at us for your appearance. there are people sending us "don't trust this guy. he's a liar." mainly with seaworld twitter handle in the addresses. this is crazy. >> yes. >> jon: what is that? >> it is a cult-like mentality. you know, if you ever leave, and you dare speak out, this is what's going to happen to you. they're going to go after you viciously. they're going to try to silence you. and this is the reason why they have gotten away for decades with silencing trainers. >> jon: in your career-- so you're training whales-- at what point do you think to yourself "oh, this is a centient creature. and what i'm doi

seaworld will continue to take them in. >> big problem.more. >> i found one at point reyes. i told the great mammal center about it. >> you did not bring it home? >> i told the appropriate people. >>> an important update on the race to save pandas. >>> for decades a giant panda has been on the endangered species list. the animals are trying to make a comeback. ian williams travelled to china for a look at the panda baby boom. >> reporter: at last some good news for china's endangered giant pandas. beloved all over the world, the number in the wild increasing by one-sixth over the last decade. >> the results are great because it's drawing more attention and positive about pandas. >> reporter: they spent three years counting pandas covering nearly 12 million acres. they followed tracks and collected evidence from camera traps, concluding 1,864 pandas remain in the wild. there are also a record 375 now in captive breeding programs. who can forget this famous trio. the world's only known surviving panda triplets born last summer. i got to meet

: the youtube ads show the seaworld animals being cared for by veterinarians. also a print campaign focusing on the animals' well-being. the documentary "blackfish" was critical of how seaworld kept its killer whales. revenue and attendance declined dramatically after it was released. >>> stocks opened slightly lower. the dow lost 11 points yesterday. the s&p edged down 3 points and the nasdaq closed 15 points lower. >>> singer taylor swift is among those buying porn site addresses. swift bought the web domain names before they became public this summer. it is a preventative move aimed at keeping people from linking a famous name with a porn site. the names end in dotporn or dotadult including taylorswift.porn. microsoft is buying up some of the names, x and so is harvard university. >>> the company that makes louisville slugger is selling the brand to wilson sporting goods. wilson paid $70 million. it's been a baseball institution for more than 100 years, but the owners say there's too much competition now. the bats will continue to be made in downtown louisvi

. >>> and it's a first for seaworld. the theme park shuts down a show. how those trainers will be helping. >>> new details now on security measures at pg&e sub stations. a huge fence is going up around the south bay of pg&e sub stations. this could have been the target of an attack that attack triggered a bay area investigation into the facilities at 14 different facilities in california. well, that investigation found that two facilities appeared to be completely unmanned. at several others security guards failed to controlpatrol the perimeter. pg&e says that this new fence at the sub station is part of a $100 million security improvement plan for all of the facilities. the met calf line is the first location where they are making improvements. now along with the fence they are also installing other high tech measures. the improvement should be finished by the end of the month. pg&e hopes to have all of the upgrades done by the end of the month. >>> newly released video leading to the suspension of two security guards at fremont high school. look at thi

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i was 100% loyalist to seaworld.trainers who i wanted to become one day, but i was, you know very low level at that point and how quickly i would see them fall from grace if they challenged management. so they would be defamed. they would be moved to another area. a lot of trainers were nearly killed. they sued seaworld for negligence. >> you mean they were nearly killed by the animals? >> that's right. >> that never came out? >> they kept that hidden. some of the aggressions that you see in black fish that just scratches the surface. we had so many more near fatalities with the whales. what they would do is as soon as the trainers would sue, they would very quickly force them into settlement. then they were gag ordered which is exactly what seaworld wanted was the gag order so they could never speak about it. >> in the book you also talk about you didn't like how the animals were treated. let me read a portion from your book about food deprivation. >> animals receive all their food regardless of howell well they per

seaworld is changing nothing and another company who hates animals is actually making their lives worsecdonald's will now only serve chicken raised without antibiotics. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa -- raising these birds in a metal shoebox with 100 clucking roommates just so you can fatten them up before killing them is one thing. but providing them healthcare! (laughter) oh oh, oh no! ronald mcdonald was a republican! hello! it could explain why a gay man would dress so badly. so it's the dawn of a new era! once you could get away with pumping poultry with drugs and beating elephants with sticks! but now corporations are listening to the people and are ready to make real changes! >> this is chicken. what does it mean for beef and pork? any changes to the big mack or mcrib? >> no. wait a minute... mcrib is made of pork? i just assumed it was its own species! (laughter) oh whatever! just grind me up an animal and throw it on a bun! and if it had a name, stamp it on the box! i don't give a (bleep)! i'm loving it! (cheers and applause) ♪ care makes a man stronger. dove men+care [ female annou

a former trainer at seaworld is condemning the park's treatment of whales in a few book. john hargrove wrote "beneath the surface." he was one of seven trainers who criticized the training of the whales. he spent 14 years as a trainer. he told npr the final straw was when seaworld publicly testified that, quote, they had had no knowledge we had a dangerous job. >>> a look at why diet >>> breaking news on the crash of germanwings flight 9525. the first investigators arrived on the scene a short time ago in the french alps. they say there are no survivors, all 150 people on board are feared dead. that flight from barcelona to dusseldorf the investigators that just arrived to the french alps say that the bodies could take days to recover. this is video of the airports involved here where the plane had had taken off and where it was going to. family members of those passengers arriving there, many of them you can see sadness in their face. their hearts dropping when they heard the news that that flight went down. the passengers are either spanish, german or turkish. there wer

let's start with seaworld. unveiling a $10 million campaign aimed at reversing this to your trap per trade as more animal friendly after that some aired repeatedly on cnn. the company reports it blames the network for the bad publicity. >> you cannot fight free willy. nice try, but if you really want to put the story of their that their animal friendly, they should become a nonprofit and forget the shows. i were you at cnn when you produced it? >> i was not but i watched it 10 times. you cannot take your eyes off of it and it forever -- changes your perception of those shows and that is what seaworld is up against trying to fight the image. >> it is the way the tide of things are turning. this is difficult to get behind. i did see in the article that cnn will be airing the advertisement. >> were you surprised by how much it caught on just by being aired on cnn? >> no, you may number of connection and you cannot get the images out of your head. it change your perception of the whole thing. >> another image in ou

. >> seaworld, several really helping the sea lie on show. >> we are rehability taitding two years worth of what we normally contest cue. >> sea world has rescued more than 400 stranded sea lions. and bringing in workers from the texas and florida parks an as well. >> they will help them care for. and they are building two new pools. so there is more room for treat animal high school. they are seeing more rescues. because water temperatures are sending the fish the sea lions eat further from shoar. >> it is making it hard err to eat. >> authorities say he overpowered a deputy and ran off. >> if he was violent enough to assault you know, a sheriff was officer. lord knows what he would do to stay out. >> intense search still on the way to find a child molest store. >> one of the 49ers most popular players. colin kaepernick is on the trading block and what the team has to say about it. >>> we are off and running as weigh take look. things are looking good at 880 in oakland. we will talk about the one area. >> highway four and the san mateo bridge. >>> i would trade the fog for rain. >> noth

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our guest today, seaworld whistleblower john hargrove is going to be joining us on the program.o start tonight in the middle east. >> the u.s. is involved in the battle to retake the iraq city of tikrit from isis. >> the u.s. is providing air support for an offensive largely coordinated on the ground and led by iran. >> jon: finally, we're making progress in the fight against is-- wait. hold on a second. did you said s.a.e. led by iran?

seaworld's been struggling because of falling park attendance.g captive whales. >> and currency call from goldman sachs today to tell you about. in a note this morning it says the greenback is set to extend. the dovish fed would only provide near term respite. but it's seeing pressure on em currencies commodity price weakness and low inflation. >> that's the perfect intro to our guest host today. joining us on his first interview since stepping down from his post at pimco last month is paul mcculley. great to have you here. >> wonderful to be here. >> obviously you've been a guest who we loved over the years and enjoy having on set. i want to talk to you about the dollar. you've been pounding the table about a strong dlafr forever. you are retired again and you are a young man. 58 years young. what happened? i know you went back to pimco because you were close friends with bill gross. why are you leaving again? >> i think you answered your own questions in some respects. i was retired for over three years. i retired at the end of 2010. was enjoyi

. >> i remember the seaworld documentary where seaworld had to reconsider some of its own acts.s got to become clear to them that that customers pushed back on it. obviously there's enough unease out there. i don't know if they hear it directly or gotten bad press somewhere. it's not just about this company or seaworld. it's a generational thing, kids and their parents aren't as comfortable. >> my kids love the clowns acrobats and the animal part they look at it -- >> are clowns the next they're going to be phased out? >> they look at how the animals are treated. children have pets. they're concerned about it. >> tigers and elephants i think treated worse than the elephant elephants. that's my o pin whereon. >> elephants have a melancholy way -- >> throw the peanuts to them. >> let's circle back real quick talk about markets. we have just ourhours to go before the big job reports tomorrow morning hits at 8:30. do you think weather affects this at all, the lockup data dissemination? >> i don't about the dissemination. the weather is going to be a factor in the interpretation of t

. >> i don't want to -- but just so viewers know, we did look at the performance of seaworld after "blackh" and we're not trying to say this is the same thing. but public perception of a stock in a business can be influenced by something like this. after "black fish" was released, one month after wards it was down. one year afterwards, it was down 25%. it could have been gone down for a host of other reasons. >> so listen. i think yelp in and of itself o for a long-term investment is going to be tough until you have this issue resolved. it's probably not going to resolve for quite a bit. that being said, you had that gap down. when the earnings came out back in february. it looks like it wants to fill that gap. you're going to use 44 at your stopoff point. i think just a pop in the short-term. >> if you were going to do it, you'd have to do it with options, i think. i look at this stock right now. guy points out the valuation, the short interest. it can work in both intersections. also there's a reason people are over 20% short interest in the stock right now. >> you know, the stock -- th

i think the "black fish" documentary about seaworld was a big moment in having people reflect on whetherould be keeping the most intelligent wild animals in small tanks or three-ripping circuses. >> did the circus concede any mistreatment in folding, to use your terms. >> in today's announcement they said their customers began to really question about what was going on with the elfants. >> ifill: they said they didn't want to go from jurisdiction to jurisdiction fighting different battles but i didn't hear them say, "we admit we were abusing these elfants." >> i think they explicitly said many of their customers were concerned about the treatment of the elfants. not to say. a specific incident of abuse but should elfants be used to do stunts when she's are the biggest land mammals in the world. they are so smart. 22 hours a day on chains. this is not 1950 or 1900. this is a new era for consideration of animal displez 2018 it all ends. wayne pacelle of the humane society, thank you very much. >> thank you, gwen. >> woodruff: stay with us, you won't want to miss our next reports. two lovab

seaworld didn't volunteer to do "black fish." just lay low for a while. skip the publicity tour.p next, renovation shows. you show us the before and after and guess what? that's all we want to see. i don't need the 40 minutes in the middle when a couple with no design experience questions a gay man's clearly superior choices. [ laughter and applause ] and designers, you wanted to knock down a wall in the kitchen and then you were surprised when it was full of pipes? [ laughter ] how did you think the water was getting into the sink? via your festive back splash? there's never a time i wanted to go shopping for bathtubs, so why would i want to watch someone else shop for a bathtub? it's about as fun as watching paint dry, which you also show us. [ laughter ] renovation shows, i hope you have your work gloves on, because ya burnt! [ cheers and applause ] up next, the last remaining titanic survivor -- [ buzzer ] oh, that buzzer means we've run out of time. looks like you old fogies dodged another iceberg. this has been "ya burnt!" sit tight. we'll be right back with jay leno. [ che

seaworld is unveiling a $10 million advocacy campaign intended to blunt criticism of their whale showserve -- reversed the drought in attendance, explaining how they care for their killer whales while also going against the claims from animal rights activists. let's go back to the breaking news desk, where scarlet fu is looking at all the big movers. scarlett: pfizer, trading at an 11 year high after jefferies added it to its hit list, saying that they see a significant appreciation the share price because of the better than expected launch of its breast-cancer drug. that is if you get in on pfizer. another interesting one, a twofer, raymond james recommending that investors purchase jen worth for an experimental alzheimer's drug. analysts they're called it a free option on the drug because about half of their long-term care insurance claims are alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. finally, gilead scientists having the worst day in two weeks after they issued a drug warning to health providers. apparently health -- nine patients developed abnormally slow heart beats and one patient

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. >>> seaworld is mounting a public defense of its animal handling and a new advertising campaign thatan today. this follows a highly critical 2015 2013 documentary. the nfl will suspend its tv blackout policy for 2015. it will then evaluate the impact after the season. the nfl is the only sports league that televises every one of its games in local markets on free tv. >>> and if you're a big fan of peanut butter cups dive into this one using a kitty pool and more than 444 pounds of ingredients, a los angeles candy shop says it has smashed the guinness world record creating the world's largest peanut buttercup. i don't know how advertising that looks. >> i love peanut butter cups but that looks disgusting. that's a nonstarter for me. >> their intentions were good but they went awry. >> good for them with the world record. >> second segment about good intentions gone wrong. >> right. >> 28 minutes before the closing bell. the dow jones industrial average -- well the nasdaq is in negative territory. the dow is higher by 43. the s&p is higher by 2. >> up next a new forecast on how much an

. >>> seaworld has a new ad campaign.ny is trying to defend itself and build back support after a critical 2013 documentary led to declining revenue and park attendance. the new youtube campaign shows videos of behind the scenes caring for marine mammals by the country's veterinarians. >>> and google preparing targeted ads for television. it wants to push tv ads aimed at viewers locality and habits. >>> new medical report getting buzz this morning finds that more than half a million americans will develop alzheimer's disease this year. here's the new part. as many as half will never be told their diagnosis. doctors are said to be reluctant to give them that bad news. or they fear that they won't be believed. all this is coming from the alzheimer's association, all these comments. >>> and san francisco fed president john williams is in australia today. he's telling economists that the broad strength of the dollar poses little risk to the u.s. economy in whether it gathers more momentum. as for what happens when rates start