[tiny whistling] [small whistling] [tiny whistling] [laughter] [small whistling] oh, dear. that's a bit of a mess. [tiny whistling] [small whistles] there's soup on granny clanger's best shawl. [small whistling] [tiny whistling] [small whistling] oh, they're not going to tell granny clanger. [tiny whistling] oh, dear. [tiny whistling] they've made the stain major's rag must've had oil on it. [granny whistles] [tiny whistling] [small whistling] they don't want to show granny her shawl with oil and [major whistling] [small whistling] [major whistling] hmm... i'm not sure running away from the problem is the best thing to do. [small and tiny whistling] oh, they're calling the cloud. they must have a plan. [small whistling] i see, i see. small clanger wants the cloud to rain on the shawl to wash it. [water dripping] good thinking. [water dripping] [tiny whistling] [small whistling] [tiny whistling] [small whistling] yes, maybe they should have told granny in the first place. that would have been the best idea. thanks for trying, cloud. [small whistling] small thinks he knows to

withwolf whistles). the more peep that hear the story, the true story, no matter if you know nothing about the south, you knew that was long, you thought that child was brutalized that way. before you have reconciliation, you have to have truth. >>> tonight a look at a defining moment in our nation's shared and troubled history. one that began in the mississippi delta 60 years ago with a death here at the black bayou. thank you for joining us, i'm joie chen. the delta held secrets close. in the shadows. you can almost hear the whispers day. the truth of a young black man's mistake, and the horrific penalty he paid for it are trapped in the heat of a mississippi night. if these walls could talk, would they scream in terror? cry out in desperation? or would they fall silent in fear? they are the lost walls emmett till saw in the barn on the old sheraton plantation, a place that echos with the horror of a hot august night. where a kid from chicago funds himself facing the most brutal type of justice. his fa

``it dog whistle politics. ``fernando: and therefore, when ``you hear some of these things, i ``guess, perhaps the most famous ``thus far is mr. trump calling ``mexican immigrants rapists. ``what is going on here? who is ``mr. trump, and others who may be ``using these kinds of coded ``words, who are they trying to ``appeal to? ``professor rigueur: so the ``interesting thing with donald ``trump is that he' s been pretty ``explicit about who he' s trying ``to appeal to. ``he' s trying to appeal to working ``class, poor whites. ``also some kind of disaffected ``whites. ``people who have been leaving the ``republican party, and leaving ``politics in general. ``so he' s really trying to get ``them back into the gop, but he' s ``doing it in a way that is ``explicitly racial and racialized ``-- and some might even say ``racist. ``fernando: and, professor, when ``you hear, or when people hear, ``in general, that one particular ``group, i mentioned mexicans, but ``there are other people that have ``campaign, are being

in fact, we might not even call it dog whistle politics. fernando: and therefore, when you hear some of these things, i guess, perhaps the most famous thus far is mr. trump calling mexican immigrants rapists. what is going on here? who is mr. trump, and others who may be using these kinds of coded appeal to? professor rigueur: so the interesting thing with donald trump is that he' s been pretty explicit about who he' s trying to appeal to. he' s trying to appeal to working class, poor whites. also some kind of disaffected whites. people who have been leaving the republican party, and leaving politics in general. so he' s really trying to get them back into the gop, but he' s doing it in a way that is explicitly racial and racialized -- and some might even say racist. fernando: and, professor, when you hear, or when people hear, in general, that one particular group, i mentioned mexicans, but there are other people that have been singled out in this campaign, are being attacked as it were, does that have an impact when other groups? in other

in fact, we might not even call it dog whistle politics. fernando: and therefore, when you hear some of these things, i guess, perhaps the most famous thus far is mr. trump calling what is going on here? who is mr. trump, and others who may be using these kinds of coded words, who are they trying to appeal to? professor rigueur: so the interesting thing with donald trump is that he' s been pretty explicit about who he' s trying to appeal to. he' s trying to appeal to working class, poor whites. also some kind of disaffected whites. people who have been leaving the republican party, and leaving politics in general. so he' s really trying to get them back into the gop, but he' s doing it in a way that is explicitly racial and racialized -- and some might even say racist. fernando: and, professor, when you hear, or when people hear, in general, that one particular group, i mentioned mexicans, but there are other people that have been singled out in this campaign, are being attacked as it were, does that have an impact when other groups? in oth

so as a columnist for the "miami herald" to write a chapter on whistle-blowers 2.0 in the case of edward snowden he tear disinformation over to three people. one who had an oscar for her documentary on this subject 12 though "washington post" in one to "the guardian" they won pulitzer prize but edward snowden who is the source has been indicted for espionage. there is a disconnected their. this is valuable information but it cannot be both. >> to know more about classification then just about everything. in the interesting chapter of classification. but those who have said to gather the biggest haystack of information because we don't want to miss anything. so to have that metaphor has been lost. you said the traffic is being vacuumed by the surveillance program with private communications and government agencies classified thousands of documents every day so now they are classified but the term has no meaning anymore. >> >> he decides he will storm the country and to get on in the country and presidential candidates never do this. if you go to the encampment the literally the number of

[ blows whistle ] good job! and i let her know she did a great job by actually blowing on my whistle. that's exactly what that means to a dolphin. >> they also know they'll be rewarded with a snack. that's why maya responded right away when i signaled her to wave her fluke. >> now, are you okay with getting a little wet? >> yeah. >> just a little bit? all right. so, what i want you to do is just go ahead and reach in the water and just splash her. >> [ laughs ] >> good job. very nice! very nice! you can never win a water fight trust me. >> i don't think so. no. >> and i got the wet shirt to prove it. coming up, we'll find out why >> it was awesome, and i love seeing the dolphins. they are, like, awesome. >> we're at the national aquarium in baltimore, home to some very cool atlantic bottlenose dolphins. now, they seem friendly 'cause they look like they're smiling. are they? >> well, that's actually one of the most deceptive things about them -- that they're always smiling because of the way their mouth is shape

. >>> a stunning claim tonight for a whistle blower who worked on the new world trade center. he said his boss billed millions in unused labor hours. chris has the story. chris i? >> they financed the construction of the world trade center site. tonight an engineer who helped build there said two construction teams used that money to pay for workers who were often not present. working on tower 3 and tower 4. >> magna usef said he was proud to help rebuild the world trade center. between 2006 and 2009, he was a structural engineer working first for tishman construction and then for turner construction. both companies managed portions of the world trade center site reconstruction. >> were you excited na atd proud to work on this building? >> not only excited and proud, but it was also a challenge. >> usef was not only an engineer craving a challenge. he was also a new york city taxpayer said he would send bills to the port authority for workers who rarely did any physical labor. >> why the government have to pay for this? >> v inhis whistle blower lawsuit, tish man and turner se

and i let her know she did a my whistle. that's exactly what that means to a dolphin. rewarded with a snack. that's why maya responded right away when i signaled her to wave her fluke. >> now, are you okay with getting a little wet? >> yeah. >> just a little bit? all right. so, what i want you to do is just go ahead and reach in the water and just splash her. >> [ laughs ] >> good job. very nice! very nice! you can never win a water fight with a dolphin. trust me. >> i don't think so. no. >> and i got the wet shirt to prove it. coming up, we'll find out why dolphins are always smiling. last year, you created 680,000 jobs you added over 80 billion dollars to the us economy. in fact, each year, for the past 75 you stood up so you can turn to the little one beside you and say with certainty, one one day l of this this will be yours thanks to america's sportsmen. thanks to america's sportsmen. the best kept secret in conservation. >> it was awesome, and i love seeing the dolphins. they are, like, awesome. >> we're at the national aquarium in baltimore, home to some very co

. >> in order to be a whistleblower you have to blow the whistle. he did not. >> reporter: the suit alleges simpson huggins, an internal auditor for metro was fired after bringing his concerns about possible misuse of money and medicine to metro leaders. huggins attorney released a statement today after the press conference which states in part "metro should be thanking mr. huggins for shining a light on potential misconduct by senior officials and instead metro doubled down on its retaliation against mr. huggins for blowing the whistle. he goes on to say why aren't officials the subject of mr. huggins whistle blow report directing or involved in metro's supposed investigation. shows mr. huggins misconduct were funded. >> we have absolutely no knowledge of any criminal activities at metro health or any investigation into criminal activities at metro health. >> reporter: in cleveland, dani carlson cleveland 19. >> romona: in tuscarawas concern increases in seabring water. denise zarrella went there today as they began distributing bottled water. >> r

[ blows whistle ] good job! and i let her know she did a great job by actually blowing on my whistle. that's exactly what that means to a dolphin. >> they also know they'll be rewarded with a snack. that's why maya responded right away when i signaled her to wave her fluke. >> now, are you okay with getting a little wet? >> yeah. >> just a little bit? all right. so, what i want you to do is just go ahead and reach in the water and just splash her. >> [ laughs ] >> good job. very nice! very nice! you can never win a water fight with a dolphin. trust me. >> i don't think so. no. >> and i got the wet shirt to prove it. dolphins are always smiling. cleaning up such a downer! don't worry! there is a better way. introducing pet dog! no home should be without one! pet dog is also a handy alarm system! copilot! gardener! baby sitter! concierge! the list goes on and on. pet dog even comes in a convenient space saver model. contact the animal foundation at newpetnow.com and get your very own pet dog today! order now and g

everything whistles out to sea quickly early sunday. we get clearing during the morning and sunshine for the afternoon. now, i want to show you one computer model what it is predict. notice the drop-off north of the pipe. you got three inches in 5 in boston. you build though south and drop-off sharply to the north. there's another computer model very similar in you bring the snow around lunchtime during the afternoon. a little bit north of boston then it goes the soth and moves on out to sea. even thought is similar. amounts are dif rerent. they are are lighter. only an inch or two and bopoff north and build up south t. the yesterday is pretty much there and it is a matter of a degree. sometimes we get even bigger differences and even smaller. but rating now, the best bet is one or two inches snort of the pipe and nothing above route 2. 2 to 5 inches immediately south of the pipe. 5 to 9 to marshfield and points south. we have rong winds, the strongest will be around the cape and the islands with the storm. look at some of the peak wind

it wasn't that freight train >> i heard a whistle. a high, thin whistle. now i think it might have been the trees crack. >> reporter: the intense wind ripped off part of the roof on the building, damaging several units and appeared it was peeled back and we noticed the doors were blown in and lots of debris in the parking lot >> right before the twister continued over the florida turnpike. >> you could see trash cans rolling and you could see umbrellas going by. it was quite intense. >> an intense storm they haven't seen since hurricane wilma left her mark 10 years ago >> we had the most beautiful have them and make them it's devastating. breaks my heart. we get over hurricanes and we'll get over this too. >> reporter: nobody expected storm in late january. it's raining heavily here, that's going to affect the cleanup efforts and not good news for those who live in the building with the damaged roof. they continue to do what they tomorrow. in coconut creek. >> thank you. you're right, we're not used to this. other neighborhoods in the path send patio furni

you were working when the final whistle came in. >> first of all, i like the wardrobe change. looks great. >> reporter: thank you. >> we had a couple of associates watching the television waiting for final whistle. after that happened associates were greeting folls customers probably our heaviest rush after the final whistle blew. >> reporter: you are telling me you have more shipments coming in. >> absolutely, this entire week leading up to the big game, we have more stuff coming in. >> reporter: sad day at the new england. and they had all their patriots gear ready to go. what's going to happen to all that stuff? >> absolutely. dick's sporting goods works darrian tarian organization and so the shirt will go to kids that need it. >> we said the light was at the end of the tunnel and we closed it out. guess whht, we got one more guys. patriots for the afc title. >> they showed up in the first half scoring two touchdowns, but once again it was the defense that held off the patriots. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. welcome to championship monday. the broncos are afc champi

. >> you can whistle past the graveyard but not here. >> i think that we would be really making a big mistake. my point is that while we're ut canni cutting it, it's a mistake. i think that it's on the part. >> they're making the condos out of islands. >> i love the military spending. >> then you're making my point then. i think that it's more and more military. >> what you're saying is that this has to do with us. we're cutting it. >> i completely agree. i completely agree. completely agree. >> i think that there's foreign policy and at home market is one of them. if you think internationally and not to send a message to the allies and people that you don't get along with, but the people inside the country. >> don't you think you that ben stine is whistling past the graveya graveyard. >> when i want you to talk, i will tell you. this is a trend that he does not appreciate. >> you just put the words in your mouth. >> you're not worried about any of this. you're not worried about it. the entire faith kingdom with the fake numbers and the fake job growth and statistics. that's a house o

then we'll join you at 7:00 for the pregame show. kick-off is at 8:15. we're back with the final whistle in the post game coverage. this will be fun. >> ethan was adorable. the favorite part of the story, was the towel. sorry for spitting up but i thought i saw a steelers fan. >>> still ahead, a young girl takes to social media. she creates a fan firestorm. how her campaign prompted a toy >> police are still searching for those who helped themselves to holiday packages that didn't belong to them. two men who broke into an apartment building in mount adams. once inside they grabbed packages and got away. and please call crimestoppers, 352-3040. you don't have to give your name and you could get cash for your clues. >>> cutbacks for macy's is not all bad. disappointing holiday sales is and the company hopes to move 200 employees to the offices in spring dale. >>> still ahead, a simple shot for a better smile. a loc technology... want it... new is ecoboost technology. new is a foot-activated new is tougher, stronger and lighter. new is ford. america's best-selling brand. now get into a new

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. >> this is not whistleblower politics, it's dog-whistle politics. era america. >>> welcome back to "third rail," a surprise ruling of the infamous planned parenthood videos turned the tables on pro-life activists goodnight them, will it discourage whistleblowers. >> the grand jury decided not to in died planned parenthood. >> instead, it indicted two activists involved in making the video. >> these folks perpetrated this, and the goal was to smear the reputation of planned parenthood. >> instead of indicting the wrong doers, they've gone after the whistleblower. >> let's bring in the senior former aid to u.s. senator. and a forbes contributors, and britney cooper, a professor at university. these activists said they were trying to uncover wrongdoing, are they going picked on. could this have an effect on activists. >> i think they got what they dished out. they are folks that edited videos more than 40 times to tell a narrative they wanted to tell, it was not correct. it doesn't matter that deposition is seemed to be a moral position. there are grou