- coach whistler! - coach whistler! - coach whistler! - coach whistler! - oh! - hello, pajanimals! to the land of play! let's get movin'! - whoa! - okay! - okay! - yeah! - okay, come on-- hurry up! - okay! - here we go! all right, let's get movin'! jumping jacks-- let's do it! come on-- one, two, three! one, two, three-- one, two, three! e, two, three-- okay, jog in place! one, two, three-- one, two, three! now, very fast-- very fast! - oh, very fast. - one, two, three! one, two, three-- one, two, three! stop! great-- phew! okay, pajanimals, we're all warmed up and ready to play! how about a little tag? - yeah, okay. - mmm... - well... - well, okay, uh, what about we play a little batting practice! - yay! - what's wrong, apollo? - well... i've never played baseball before, so i just know i'm not gonna be good at hittin' the ball. - well, you know, you're not supposed to be good at somethin' from the start, hmm. no. all you have to do is try and keep tryin'. - really? but... i've never quite done this before i'm getting nervous more and more i might look silly and feel bad so playin

muy bien. >> he is the mother of all whistlers and also good at names. >> can you do tracy?tracy. tracy. tracy. tracy. but some time in the last century as phones got better, silbo went from something everyone did to something only old folks did. >> is silbo mejor. >> even the silbo master himself has a cellphone. with a custom ring tone. >> si. >> the local government felt silbo was in danger of fading away so they took action. >> silbo lessons are now required in all schools. >> the whistles mimics the sounds of spoken spanish, listen to buenos dias. >> a side note here, these girls were stronger whistlers than the boys. >> much stronger. >> in any case it seemed to have caught on. >> okay. one more question, then. porque silbo? >> because it is our thing, she says. iit belongs to us. >> and today, it sounds like el silbo will survive because the selcellphone generation is learg to tweet. >> osgood: next, franklin roosevelt's retreat. this portion of sunday morning is sponsored by lincoln, the lincoln discovery drive series event is going on how does it feel to try smooth,

from here to eternity, thin red line, whistler, or we can go on and on.oirs by william manchester, and you may want to ask me about more late. that's perfectly find. the point in "the naked of the dead," all 800 pages were something like this -- amazed by the fact that americans showed no restraint in their conquest to feed off and killing of the japanese. now, i'm the first to admit japanese shown no restraint in their capacity to kill americans. everyone knows the pacific war was a horror show and a bloody light, but neiler didn't see the war -- he thought absolutely the war was justified against hitler, but not sure against japan and that was an exercise among americans to spread power in the pa sick. you don't have to agree with it. he was a vet. he was there five or six weeks after the atomic bomb. we're not saying the guy's a hero, but that was his take on the war, but he must have thought as he wrote it that it would sell. i don't think the naked of the dead would sell today even if it was 250 pages. it's not a critical approach to the war that wou