Grapevine: NASA images show ice melt in Greenland

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And now some fresh pickings from the political grapevine.

Gay rights supporters are in a fast food fight with -- collect after the president of the company proclaimed.

It is on apologetically in favor of traditional marriage Dan -- recently said guilty is charge.

When asked about supporting what he called the biblical definition of the family unit.

That prompted a rebuke from democratic mayors in both Chicago and Boston.

Who say they will try to block the franchise from opening restaurants in their cities Chicago's Rahm Emanuel recent.

Chick filet values are not Chicago values.

-- kind of talk is not playing well and editorial pages across the nation Los Angeles Times wrote quote.

Public officials have a responsibility to carry out their ministerial tasks.

Fairly and even handedly.

The Boston Globe added quote.

A business owners political and religious beliefs should not be a test for the worthiness of his or her application for a business license.

The Agriculture Department is suffering from a case of the Mondays apparently.

It encouraged employees to take to partake in meatless -- Saying it will help the -- planet not eating meat.

Not surprisingly ranchers and farmers took issue.

The US TA quickly said the pro vegetarian post was made without proper clearance.

And it does not endorse meatless Monday.

Finally NASA says satellite images show what it calls unprecedented ice melt in Greenland.

The left side your screen is -- -- ice sheet on July 8 the right shows the ice -- four days later however.

Scientists say it cannot be attributed to global warming.

Because such melting occurs every 150 years one -- -- -- adds if events like this continue to happen.

It would be worries.

You're a lot of.

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