. >> i'm lauri caron.2005, i inherited an exotic zoo-type wildlife sanctuary from my husband and continues to be wild every single day. [ lion roars ] [ birds chirping ] >> hi, lauri. >> hi. >> i'm jamie. >> nice to meet you, jamie. >> great to meet you, too, at this animal retirement home? >> yes, it's pretty much like a nursing home/retirement village. >> we're not talking about kitty cats or puppies. i heard a roar already. can i take a look? >> absolutely. come on. >> as lauri gives me a behind-the-scenes tour, i catch a glimpse of the 100-plus creatures that currently live at the octagon wildlife sanctuary. [ lion growls ] clearly, the sound of feeding day... >> yes. >> ...in the air. >> yes, absolutely. >> lauri tells me every animal here is a rescue, at one time abused or abandoned, that would otherwise be euthanized. animals like lily, a black leopard saved from a closed-down breeding zoo, are given a second lease on life. >> look at her eyes. she's beautiful. >> isn't she beautiful? [ black leopar

so there's any number of ways to show society will be better off besides just energy and caron from the technologies and we have to do a better job to make the case for the non-energy benefits because luckily they align with our goal in the energy front but as you say people need really good reasons to adopt technology. energy, frankly, where the energy walks and i live and breathe this every day so i'm different. we're all thinking about it but your average person and shouldn't be -- the marketplace should be serving them. we shouldn't expect everybody to be an energy expert. we should say the better technology is out there and align with our policy goals. out today, my contractor was demolishing my house and it's now a slab and i'll be building hopefully zero energy or zero emissions house in davis. i'm trying to walk the walk and learn and that's going right to policy. and particularly contractor who have their finger on the pulse of what people are buying and people are doing and asking them to do is worth its weight in gold. that's the reality check we need to make our policy calib

i did end up in a ditch in a carone time may work.p again! that is really weird. as opposed to it usually visiting you! do not deviate off the road, that is the lesson i learned. let's go to the lesson i learned. let's go to the winter olympics. and with the winter olympics, in pyeongchang, less than a month away, lizzy yarnold, just missed out on a medal, at the final skeleton world cup event of the season, in germany, finishing fourth. she'll be hoping to retain her olympic title next month, after a mixed run of results this season. the gb team for the games is announced on tuesday. and how about this for a way of ending your career? american downhill skier, julia mancooso, dressed as wonder woman for her final run in competition. a cape and tights is obviously not the most aero—dynamic outfit but mancuso wanted to go out in style — she's won a gold, two silvers and a bronze over the last three winter olympics but she didn't qualify for pyeongchang next month, so she's decided to retire now at the age of 33. the tights are ok but of