. >> reporter: i think he's jobing, but this does not bode well. we're deep inside the arctic circle on baffin island. it's bigger than california but with only 11,000 inhabitants, it's not the kind of place you can stop to ask for directions. but this is the price of admission for one of the most elusive creatures on the planet, the narwhal, with that single tusk that can be up to ten feet long. it's the stuff of fantasy, and i for one need to see it to believe it. sooner rather than later. the narwhal is said to be one of the most vulnerable species vulnerable to climate change. and all around us like these big cracks in the ice, cracks that shouldn't be this wide this early in the summer. my mom would not be happy about this. the arctic sea ice is literally disappearing beneath our feet. on track to be faster this year than any other on record. the effects of the rising temperatures up here are dramatic. just a few hundred miles away from us, these tourists had a narrow escape when an ice wave caused by a falling glacier almost capsized their bo

an tee jobing at 62. -- antioch 62. we had 62 in san jose. the highlights will keep it clear inland as we just mentioned. a few low clouds coast and bay overnight. get ready for another mild day for your monday, and then we warm things up tuesday, wednesday and even into thursday around the bay area. we have had a stubborn low that is bringing us cool temperatures. well, tomorrow it will start to advance to the north and the east of us allowing higher pressure to build in and we will look for temperatures to warm up and i think you will enjoy that with temperatures inland close to 90 degrees. out the door tomorrow morning, is -- it will be cool especially in the north bay dipping into the upper 40s tonight. by lunchtime though, inland locations low 70s, and by 4:00 we warm into the mid80s inland with low 60s at the coast. here is a look at our lows tonight. santa rosa, napa, cloverdale, upper 40s and the rest of us in the midto upper 50s and the highs tomorrow should rebound nicely with san jose warming to 78. 74 for sunnyvale. mill pea dis72

an tee jobing at 62. -- antioch 62. we had 62 in san jose. the highlights will keep it clear inland as we just mentioned. a few low clouds coast and bay overnight. get ready for another mild day for your monday, and then we warm things up tuesday, wednesday and even into thursday around the bay area. we have had a stubborn low that is bringing us cool temperatures. well, tomorrow it will start to advance to the north and the east of us allowing higher pressure to build in and we will look for temperatures to warm up and i think you will enjoy that with temperatures inland close to 90 degrees. out the door tomorrow morning, is -- it will be cool especially in the north bay dipping into the upper 40s tonight. by lunchtime though, inland locations low 70s, and by 4:00 we warm into the mid80s inland with low 60s at the coast. here is a look at our lows tonight. santa rosa, napa, cloverdale, upper 40s and the rest of us in the midto upper 50s and the highs tomorrow should rebound nicely with san jose warming to 78. 74 for sunnyvale. mill pea dis72

. >> we can created a lot of jobs. 85,000-160,000 jobes for the common wealth. most of that in this area. >> cantor and paul ryan, on a boston call-in show back in 2010. >> i avolume you voted against the stimulus i'm curious if you accepted any money in your district. >> no i don't vote for it and then request money. no, i did not request any money. >> "keeping them honest", that's not true. in 2009, congressman ryan wrote to the departments of energy and labor seeking stimulus money for a pair of local green energy companies. one ended up with more than $20 million. and congressman ryan who sounded so skeptical that stimulus would create jobs he writes the company in question believes it will, create or retain approximately 7600 new jobs over the three year grant period. and, quote, i was pleased that the primary objectives of the project will stimulate the local and area economy by creating new jobs. then at the bottom of the letter, sincerely, paul ryan. the existence of these letters has been known since 2010. the story resurfaced on tuesday in boston when

next week, elizabeth your warren and former president bill clint, and thursday, vice president jobe -we offer opportunity. we demand responsibility. we will build an american community again. the choice we offer is not conservative or liberal. in many ways it is not even republican or democratic. it's different. it's new and it will work. [cheers and applause] >> tout your own opinion. convention humber at c-span.org/campaign2012. >> three members of the russia punk band pussy rottino were recently sentenced to three years in joel:. police are looking for other members of the band. two members have fled the country. it has sparked worldwide debate on freedom of expression and the state of church and state. the panel for national interests discussed the response of the russian government, the judicial system and the orthodox surn as well as implications for u.s./russia relations this. is about 90 minutes. >> this is kind of an interesting day to have a discussion of a rather exotic subject. >> why are we talking about that small band? we are talking about it because this case obviously

i'm relatively new to this jobe. i've been with the office of safe and healthy students since january of this year. so it is really a pleasure for me to get the know all of you. what i'm here to do is introduce a very important person. the first lady of maryland, katie o'malley, who has a long history of public service. in 1988 judge o'malley began her career as a, in law as a clerk in the baltimore county state's attorneys office. she attended law school in the evenings at the university of baltimore. work and school took up much of her time until 1990 when she married martin o'malley. who is currently the governor of maryland and my governor. one of the things that i'm, why it is of particular pleasure for me to introduce judge o'malley is that i have two 6-year-old girls, sally and daisy, who started kindergarten this year. their education, their experience in school is something i deal with every day as all families deal with the experience of kids in school, to know that judge o'malley and governor o'malley are