but amory is a young man. he has reached the midpoint in his career, and i think that he is going to be around to witness an all renewable, all electric economy that is emerging that will hopefully, the real issue is will it emerge in time. and that is the big question. can we persuade the people on earth that this is not something that is desirable, but absolutely necessary. and it is cheaper. what is so frustrating to me is that we fought this fight when it wasn't at all clear that we were right. you know, renewable energy is kind of a dream back then. now, it is a reality, and still, we do not -- we're not able to move to a simple law like all new car plants have to be greenhouse gas free. no one is even suggesting things as simple as that. that are absolutely necessary. why are we fooling around with taxes, which for 41 years, no one has been able to get enacted. a tax on carbon -- why are we fooling around with things that incentivize and maybe when it is life or death, when the ddt was killing the birds,

part of amory's answer is exactly right, about gas. the world of the 1970s was one where we were grappling come source scared the and looking beyond oil and gas. what happened since then innovation is made resource scarcity almost a for a non-problem, in a physical sense. the world is awash in hydrocarbons and we have in this country to gas and are not moved beyond oil for a variety of reasons. i think it's interesting to look back at history and realize in the 1970s, one of the questions where are we going to build three or 400 nuclear reactors. clearly we didn't do that in this country. we are in the process of retiring a quarter or a fifth of the fleet. i think there's a lot of people who are rightly concerned about what i that does to the balancef energy system if i was writing and looking at you questions i think there are two that stand out to be. one is climate. amory mentioned that was discussed in passing the climate really changes almost everything your you need to get to zero emissions, not small reductions, zero emissions.

i first met amory in 1983 at warren wilson college. and my question is considering that we have 567 federally recognized tribes in the u.s., which have sovereign powers, roughly comparable to states, have any of you given any thought how tribe balance governments can play a role? and in the followup question is whether any of you would like to help me on my book project on the subject? >> yes, sir, in the middle. >> resources for the future. an important sort of source of efficiency has been the advent of cost pricing in whole sale power markets and now we're talking about zero. so reform mation, should we be looking to distribution and the way they're organized? >> okay, simple set of questions. >> the tribal question has had some very creative attention from bob goff in boulder. and there was a time in the previous bush administration when he was preparing an open letter to the president saying dear mr. president from, watching wind talkers, you know native americans have stepped up. we're doing it again. we're offering to meet them

in gillroy at the amory and the family center. gillroy amory will also offer hot showers two meals a day, employment resources and said pal care. the shelter program starts the monday after thanksgiving and runs through march 31st. >>> the y: of black friday shoppers smaller, but online sales were on fire. data indicates sales at brick and mortar sales fell but internet sales to a record high of $3 billion the big day for internet sells is supposed to be tomorrow on cyber monday holiday spending is expected to rise $36, 636 for each shopper. >> if you are you looking for travel deals, look tomorrow. slow travel sales over the summer should result in big drops in air fare and the costs of hotels. some deals may last through the 1st of december. trips to the caribbean are expected to be less expensive. >> those who headed to lake tahoe, rewarded with snow. getting to and from the slopes were not easy. chain requirements, but that didn't seem to stop people from having fun. >> it has been an amazing week up here, truly magical. all o

i first met amory in 1983 at wilson college. my question is, considering that we have 567 federally regulated tribes in the u.s., which has sovereign powers roughly comparable to state that any given thought to tribal governments can play roles in bringing about the transition that needs to happen? and the follow-up question is, are there any of you would like to help with my book project on the subject? [laughter] >> yes, sir, in the middle. >> resources for the future. an important sort of source of efficiency has been the advent of marginal cost pricing, and now we are seeing come to a convergence of zero marginal cost technology. so reformation to love for the partisan have a few changes in wholesale markets or should be looking to distribution system changes and the way they are organized? >> okay. simple set of questions. >> the tribal question has had some very creative attention from bob at intertribal to, utility policy in boulder. and there was a time in the previous which administration when he was preparing an open l

. >> last night station six which is located on amory street received a number of alarms, the same ones that were pulled the evening. authors have not said whether all of the incidents were relate. the civilians who helped catch the men now charged with at least two of the false alarms. >> they noticed the description of the vehicle that was given to them. and they actually were able to stop the vehicle and wait for the p.d. to come. >> 19-year-old justin nagy was arrested for false public alarm and 20-year-old stavros liability. >> any time a false alarm is pulled in the city our resources are stretch sod thin right now with all the things going on. and it's just jep dices the safety and the welfare of the individuals that really need this service. >> the chief added that when these false alarms are called in they run the risk of having a firefighter injured if their not rushing to a fire that's not even there. >> tonight the red cross is displaced following a fire last night. the careless disposal of a cigarette caused the fire. the red cross helped them with temporary lodging, food,

the incidents happened on bremer, amory, hevey and boutwell streets. new on daybreak candia and deerfield police are on the lookout for a daytime burglar. they say two homes were broken approaching homes under the guise of handing out flyers for snow shoveling services. but if no one answered, he would break in. officers called the number on the flyer, but it was not in service. they say the burglar may be driving a maroon vehicle. sean: now to the latest on the drug crisis. the state attorney general's office is requesting a third medical examiner due to the spike in drug-related deaths. so far this year, new hair 486 cases and there is now a major backlog. the chief medical examiner says that backlog is so big he's just now working on a death from july. the additional position would be factored into the state's next two-year budget. new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen and maine senator angus king got a chance to see, first-hand, what's being done to combat the drug epidemic. the two senators toured the in somersworth yesterday. they spoke with repre

early saturday morning police say sirois was at a home on amory street when he got into an argument with some people over a flag he thought was offensive. officers say sirois and another man 21-year-old jason gerry started physically fighting with one of the people at the home when sirois allegedly shot the man, as well as a woman who was there. hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. at last check, he was in stable, but critical condition. the woman was shot in the leg and has since been released from the hospital. sirois is being held on $100,000 cash bail, pending his arraignment later today. gerry was charged with second-degree assault in connection with the fight. he's also due in court today. sean: we could learn new details today about a stabbing in campton. police say a man was stabbed friday afternoon on carla court. he was taken to the hospital with what appeared to be non-life threatening injuries. police say the suspect was also injured and was taken to the hospital. but at this time there is no word on how he was hurt. authorities are not yet releasing the names of the erin:

the incidents happened on bremer, amory, hevey, and boutwell streets. new on "daybreak" -- candia and deerfield police are on the lookout for a daytime burglar. they say two homes were broken into on monday and several i-pads and guns were stolen. police say the thief has been approaching homes under the guise of handing out flyers for snow-shoveling services. but if no one answered, he would officials say that the number on the flyer -- they called the number on the flyer but it was , not in service. they say the burglar may be driving a maroon vehicle. sean: now to the latest on the drug crisis. the state attorney general's office is requesting a third medical examiner, due to the spike in drug-related deaths. so far this year, new hampshire's two full-time medical examiners have taken on 486 cases, and there is now a major backlog. the chief medical examiner says that backlog is so big, he's just now working on a death from the additional position would be factored into the state's next two-year budget. erin: governor elect chris sununu is resigning

early saturday morning, police say sirois was at a home on amory street when he got into an offensive. police say he then shot a man multiple times, and also allegedly shot a woman in the leg. outside we go for you this morning. we are seeing some chilly temperatures up there. but it is going to warm up for tomorrow? kevin: it does look like temperatures today, with even a lighter wind, are going to feel warmer than yesterday, when we had the breeze out of the north. with sunshine, temperatures warming quickly. about another 10 degrees added on for election day tomorrow. plains eventually arrives here with a chance of scattered showers on wednesday. temperatures 20's to mid 30's early this morning. a fairly quick warm up this morning, eventually leveling off. high temperatures around 2:00 going from the 40's to lower 50's, with a light breeze out of the northwest only at around 5 mph. tomorrow, it is nothing but sunshine across the area. temperatures into the afternoon going from the 50's to lower evening, eventually setting up a few scattered showers for wednesday. it should not be a