daniel weiss, the director of climate strategy at the center for american progress. and ken green, who studies environmental policy for the american enterprise institute. glen hurowitz, is al gore right? >> he is right. unfortunately environmentalists got the sense that president obama was not fully fighting for the climate and for the urgent environmental needs that we have during the debate over climate legislation when he cut side deals with the oil industry, the coal industry, the nuclear industry without getting anything in return in terms of a commitment to support a cap on pollution or investment in clean-energy jobs. that was rumor that he was seeing other people but we really got confirmation when he embraced a broad agenda of drilling for oil offshore in the gulf, now looking to do in the very sensitive ecological areas in alaska. we saw it when he opened up huge areas for coal mining in wyoming it's about 30 times the amount of coal mining as clean energy that his installation has installed. he's also stalled clean air act that will have benefits and are a

. >> ifill: daniel weiss, glen hurowitz and ken green, thank you all. >> woodruff: next, questioning some basic assumptions about public pensions. cities and states around the country are pushing to overhaul or make changes to pension plans. this week alone, there are big votes in atlanta and new jersey. tonight in his third story from rhode island, economics correspondent paul solman looks at the debate over how to calculate investment returns for that state's troubled pension fund. it's part of his ongoing reporting effort: "making sense of financial news." >> i'd like to call the meeting to order. >> reporter: rhode island treasurer gina raimondo, a democrat, presiding over the board that runs the state's $7 billion pension fund. >> we're still about a billion dollars off where we were before the market crashed when we were at $8.4 billion. >> reporter: the fund is now billions in the hole, in part because of past investment assumptions that proved too bullish. >> what we're trying to do is set the most probable scenario that we believe will come to play based on the data that we

let's move on to daniel craig and rachel weiss. they basically secretly got married, in a sense. could say that daniel craig pulled his 007 skills. a very hush-hush wedding between these two that have been together for a little while. they each had separate relationships before. so, you know, more success to them as they get married. >> really quickly we have to show you rihanna wiping out onstage. >> oh, that's right, yes. >> can we roll the video? those darn stilettos. they'll get you every time. >> thÃorom tmz. we've seen this before with other -- oh, yikes. i don't know. i honestly do not know how women walk in heels like that, let alone get up onstage and try to perform. but she seems to take it in stride so to speak. >> she was very confident afterwards and the show went on. >> she was, absolutely. >>> well, coming up next in case you're hungry, cheerios turns 70 if you can believe it. >> happy birthday, cheerios. >> little-known facts about america's favorite cereal and we're going to eat some too. that's the best part. >> can't wait. >> you hungry? >> a little bit. i'm al

. >> >> daniel gregg m. quinn to weissold of the nearly impossible feat in hollywood, they married in a super secret ceremony. the couple play husband and wife in the upcoming film citrine ho. neil patrick hd his partner david bird have been engaged for five years waiting for the perfect opportunity to marry. michael jackson's thriller jacket was a hot item at a celebrity memorabilia auction. the red and black jacket that the pop star war during the videos sold for almost $1.8 million at the auction in beverly hills. items from the beatles, madonna and all this presley were also auctioned off. more entertainment headlines coming up next hour. >> top in the box office this weekend, six hours a car to came in no. 1 was 68 million. www.breakingnews@kron4.compixa'' s cars 2 came in no. 1 at the box office would 68 million. that teacher and green lantern and work # 2 and 3. >> we will continue to watch wall street with the dow jones is still trying to rebound above the 12,000 mark. we will leave you with a live look as san fran

james bond star daniel craig and fellow british actress rachel weiss tied the knot after just six months together. they sealed the deal in a super secret ceremony in new york. >>> finally, jennifer aniston has gotten the name of the love of her life tattooed on her foot. and no, it's not for her bad boy beau justin thoreau, it is actually in honor of her dog norman, a corgi terrier mix that died this spring. no word on whether aniston's ink-stained boyfriend recommended the tattoo, which is her first. >> this comes to us from news channel 21 in bend, oregon, where it was an awards ceremony 66 years in the making. he served on a navy destroyer during and after the attack on pearl harbor narrowly escaping death. at the time he earned several service medals which he never actually received. amazingly, the 90-year-old veteran never complained about the missing medals, but thanks to his daughter and son-in-law's persistence, the war veteran finally received the medals and the recognition that he did deserve. very nice. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "early today." >>> well, there were r