we will talk to solar city ceo.n interesting company indeed these days. ♪ cory: solar city seems to have hit a wall last week. companyy-losing solar slashed its guidance and said it was scaling back installation forecast for this year and next year to become cash flow positive. well the new model work? lyndon rive joins me now. let's talk about how your business works. you guys put solar panels on the roof of someone's house and they pay you overtime. the homeowner is leasing those panels from you. lyndon: we go to the customer, they do not pay for the equipment. we pay for the installation. they pay for the energy. we sell them that energy at a lower rate. save 15% of their energy rates and given the choice of going -- most go clean. cory: i have solar panels on my house, but i own those panels. yours and i go to sell my house, that is a liability? do i have to pay you back? it is not a liability. you have a house that generates electricity at a lower rate. it is an asset. besides we are right now, we have about 20

carol: let's talk about solar city.hing we will all learn about is retained value -- the irs is looking into solar city and other players. solar city gets an investment tax credit. money from us taxpayers to pay for their solar panel. ort they were using to value represented the government the value was this retained value calculation. most important assumption is they assume that all of their customers will buy their technology 20 years out at the same price they are paying today. the equivalent of me buying a computer made in 1995 for more than i'm willing to pay today. they were using that in their calculation to get the investment tax credit on the amount they are representing to the government. it makes sense that the government is looking into this because the assumptions make no sense. carol: the stock is down 45% so far this year. musk made investments. does this change your thoughts on this? >> absolutely not. the cfo just left today. real issue is it is not just the investment tax credit issue. every single st

solar city, first solar and sun power all sinking. our next guest said there is a way to separate the good and the bad. larry mcdonald, how do we separate, in the market place they are being punished all across the board? >> melissa, one of the first things to look at is to first of all multiple convert issuers. over the years, companies that go to the convertible bond market over and over again have been somewhat troubled. enron, adele communications, cal pine, delta airlines, they all filed bankruptcies. so companies in the convert market are often a warning sign. but the best indicator short-term is look at the equity market capitalization versus the debt. so if you think about a piece of pie or a whole pie, once the pie starts to become, say, 60% to 70% debt and your equity is just a quarter or say 40% equity versus 60% debt, then your odds at the table are weakening against the bond holders. >> so going through some of the solar issues, larry, the ones that you high lites are first solar, which has a small amount of debt compared

solar city announcing the cfo will retired next year. the company says the chief operating officer has been promoted to president and will absorb the responsibility. the move comes as investors punished solar city stock with a recent loss, sending shares down close to 30%. they are the largest installer of rooftop solar power. coming up, one giant leap for the space industry. ats elon musk to a huge milestone. details are next. les, this is not your father's racecar. this one uses artificial intelligence. we will take it for a spin. later this hour ♪ ♪ emily: in today's edition of out of this world, a major milestone in the space industry. check it out. >> welcome back. emily: that was blue origin's new rocket landing on earth after launching to an altitude. they are the space exploration company launched by jeff bezos. it, along with spacex, has been working on this landing to build reusable rockets. joining me now from washington with more, lori beth garver. she is the deputy administrator. explain to us just how significant this miles

with rising costs and shrieking tax credits, is the sun ready to set on solar city?irst, single day has become the largest online shopping day in the world. no one knows that better than jack ma. the e-commerce giant posted record-breaking sales of $14 billion today, 54% higher than last year. toly chang sat down with ma discuss the significance of single day. >> this is a unique day. all thethat we want manufacturers and shop owners to be thankful. we want consumers to have a wonderful day. , maybe not a big difference. for the event itself, the meaning of it is getting such great excitement in china. emily: you want this to be a global holiday in that you want 50% of revenue to come from international. what is the timeline? >> everything we do, we have a 10 year plan. in 2003 and 2004 for alipay. we judge how much we should do to realize our dream in 10 years. our plan is that, in 10 years, we will reach 50% of revenue from outside china. emily: you and i last spoke on ipo day. it has been a roller coaster for the stocks. it is barely above the ipo price. how do yo

sun edison and solar city getting crushed, down more than 45% in the last month. as risen above the others, sun power. announcing positive guidance for 2016. unveiling a brand-new product line today. joining us in an exclusive interview the ceo tom warner. good to see you. >> thank you again for having me. >> interesting times in your space. seems to be a space driven by sentiment primarily. you saw it today. you had better than expected guidance 2016. we were talking about oil prices pressuring the sector. how much of a fallout are you feeling from the negative investor sentiment from sun edison, a decline we've seen there? whether it be on the equity side or bond side of your stock? >> not too much on the bond side. equity side is obvious. that creates opportunity. we are a company with a strong balance sheet. we've seen these cycles before. we are investing. we guided 33% minimum revenue growth for next year so we've seen cycles before. we think we'll be on oat fence, structure the company in the long run, be opportunistic. do we like it? no. a company like ours

and then solar city, his third company, a solar panel company and it filed for a become offering and became the united states' largers install over solar panel this. happened in three months, and i thought as far as industrialists go, there's real are in -- even though he still has lot to prove there's nobody in history that has been in those diversesive fields and accomplished that much in that span of time, and so i dade cover story on him, and i ended up -- i went to the tesla factory, in silicon valley, and then went to spacex's rocket factory in los angeles, and that blew me a that we're in this time when we're told we can't make anything, the united states, this guy was building these really complicated things in the most expensive city in the united states, and it's not for show that spacex rocket factory is four miles from lax. and i thought they would be hand-making one rocket but they're mass producing rocket with thousands of people. so it kind of blew me away. i had a chance to interview elon for the cover story and he was much more interesting than i thought. i pegged hi

then solar city is his third company where he is chairman, and it's a solar panel company, and it filed for a public offering and became the united states' largest installer of solar panels. this happened in the span of three months, and i thought, as far as industrialists go, there's really -- even though he still has a lot to prove, there's nobody in hoyt that has been in those diversesive fields and accomplished that much in that span of time. i dade cover story on him and ended up -- i went to at the tesla factory, which is in silicon vole, and then went to spacex's rocket factory in inclination that blew me away. we're in this time we're told we can't make anything in the united states and this guy was building these complicated things and the most expensive city inside in the united states, and it's not for show that spacex rocket factory is about four miles from lax. i thought they would be hand-making one rocket but they're mass producing rockets with thousands of people. so kind of blew me away. then elon, i had a chance to interview him for the cover story, and he was much mor

but if you look at solar city, down 50% year-to-date. and sun edison i don't have to rehash. first solar, if you are in the space, they are doing something right, whether the client mix or however they manage their debt, they are doing it right. >> they didn't leverage themselves, that is the difference. when you look at first solar, they didn't overleverage themself and put themselves in the position of sun edison. and there is options on there, very active. >> and you know what we call that? >> oh, boy. >> watch when we do it together. you know what we call that? >> giddy-up. >> moving on. shares of dollar general down more than 20% since august and traders are betting it could fall lower. mike kuo is in austin, shrinking because he has been losing weight. good job, mike. >> and will the stock lose any value. and that is what options traders are betting when they traded six times the average daily put volume. the weekly, the week after the week of earnings, paying $1.35 it. was just over $62 when the trade took place. the stock could fall more than 7% after they announce ear

sunedison, solar city, so also it of parts of the food chain, the installers, the suppliers of chips, of them in decline. david: julie, thank you very much. julie hyman at the markets desk. has a deal, a transaction subject to shareholder approval, and regulatory hurdles. it would be the largest inland the industry, producing almost one in three of the world's beers, and we have more. what does this deal look like? is it different from what we expected it to be? report: no, it is what everyone expected. 107.7the same price, billion dollars, and that is the largest this year until pfizer gets their deal done. i think the big winner here is going to be miller coors. happen,xpected that to and they get to grow more outside the united states, and it also catapults them to be the number two. david: talk about that spinoff. that is something they had to do to get this deal through? jeff: yes, they had to do that. and they had spinoffs in latin america and places like that, pieces that gets sold off. david: let's take a step back and talk about what motivated this deal and what it will mean

joe: you have a home solar unit that you're trying to sell, but anything like that is ugly, solar city-year lows. are there buyers interested in that? david: what i would tell you is i cannot find a subsector of the energy space, and there is just no bid offer out there, in terms of everything driven down. i mean, the home solar business is just in its second or third year as a real publicly traded it is an industry with teething pains, and while i do not want to mention any some are being dragged down more. when talking about solar, you're talking about an industry where there probably should be 30 million to 50 million american homes that have solar on the roof, and right now, the biggest player is doing about $200,000 -- 200,000 a year, and they are getting caught in the downdraft and a couple of week names, as well. david, in recent years, this has been driven by acquisitions, and we noticed you made to go your purchases, and a 2015 six purchases. what is the scope of the appetite as you simplify your structure? think right now, the key is simplification. our company is very substa

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on "bloomberg west" tomorrow solar city c.e.o.morrow, an interesting interview from a really interesting company. we'll see you right here tomorrow. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city this is "charlie rose." charlie: we have the executive editor of the "new york times" here. it is a top position in the newsroom. he took over in may of last year, succeeding jill abramson who was the paper's first female editor. he became the first african-american to hold the post. the digital era has disrupted the business of journalism as many of you know and it has presented challenges and opportunities. many traditional news organizations have reduced their staff in face of significant competition from digital outlets. the "new york times" has with stood the industry wide downturn. last month it reached a

if you look at individual solar companies, whether it is installers like solar city, manufacturers ofothers on the solar supply chain, we are seeing them decline. there is also canadian solar. that company raised its forecast for earnings this year. it cited a demand for solar modules, built new factories. yet those shares are down as well. revenue did fall by 7% and that could also be weighing on the shares. ok, looking at the solar stocks, julie hyman. meeting at the capital markets conference. anchor erikgo>" schatzker sat down and talked about the attention being given to short-sellers. an area we are continuing to look at. erik: do you believe it is necessary? i understand -- there are disclosure requirements for those who take long positions, but those do not require for those who take short divisions. a complexis landscape, but it is an issue that has our intense attention. erik: intense attention. what does intense attention mean in sec terms? guest: it means were paying attention to it. erik: that says something. guest: don't over conclude. it is an area that has been discuss

a representative from solar city says it takes a day or less to install but the required permits and inspections before and after installation takes months. >> permitting takes the longest. getting your home powered up is roughly one to three months. >> reporter: other experts suggest budgeting as much as 8 months meaning time is of the essence. if you are looking to purchase panels, the best candidates have the up front cash to buy solar panels or good enough credit to get a loan and a large enough tax bill that the federal credit will be worth your while. leasing is a better option. bad credit, low or no taxable income. but if you are thinking about putting your house on the market just know some buyers think solar panels ruin a home's curb appeal and any potential buyers will have to meet the same lease or loan conditions you, you did to enjoy the cost savings. in new jersey elise finch, cbs 2 news. >> whether you buy or lease, you must have a fairly new roof that's in good condition. >> and your home must offer a south facing roof face that isn't blocked by trees. >>> that's it f

solar city and first solar are also trading lower perhaps in sympathy, between 2% and 5%. >> thank you very much, seema. we'll get back to you shortly. in the meantime let's head further south down the east coast where tyler is joining us from the iconic conference. >> we have our own little music, our own little stinger intro there. mandy, thank you very much. joined now by burt jacobs, one of the partners, one of the founders of life is good, an apparel company that does $100 million in sales, began from the back of a truck, a van, with what? a $200 stake? >> $78. >> $78 is how you started to $100 million in sales. we were just talking, marcus and i, about retail. how do you see retail this year? >> you know, it's tough. it's a tough market, and i think that too many retailers are talking about how to engage and create community but are still just hanging things in the window and hoping they have the right brands. so we really need to make changes and we're trying ourselves in that area as well. >> i think that speaks to what we just talked about, that in order for a retailer to sepa

solar city has raised the nectar $113 million.f that comes from an energy resource and innovation fund. silverlake. also, it was an industrial band of my youth. let's head over to abigail doolittle, coming to us live from the nasdaq, taking a look at two stocks headed in completely different directions. abigail: one of those stops -- one of those stocks is apple. goldman added it to its conviction buy list. a service apple as rather than just as a hardware company. she sees a significant multiyear opportunity in tv, apple pay. trading in abeen volatile but wide range. the stock is up less than 5%, not so far from where it opened the year, at 1.1139. moving in the doctor direction -- moving in the other direction, gopro is down again took her pricehy target to a street low of 15 from 20. she says for the pricing pressure is indicated, especially on amazon, and she also sees the product on flash sale sites such as go lily and groupon. something that seems somewhat in line with a simply stunning 41% short interest. erik: that is abig

futures, one of its main uses industrially is in solar you seeo be problems with solar city because theyrotection as they previously had, you will see only one day in the month of november when the price of silver rose. not good if you are long on silver. >> i am long on gold. i'm invested in no commodities. stephanie: carl icahn is at it again. remember a statement, october 2018 came out aggressively after aig. peter kevin harvick on october call for cost cutting potentially separating company. he was saying he was not doing enough. carl icahn is back again, simply saying that the cto is not doing seem tobut not want to be playing ball. and karl does not like it. >> he wants to take it to the shareholders. he is chair -- ramping it up. need toe: he says they accelerate cost-cutting and separated into three separate companies. he could be looking for board of days just a couple after he came over that letter on the 20th 20 was a restructuring of the company there is no way a company of that size would ever restructure it just a few days after carl icahn. the works.have been it may have b

paris seems as if it's being paved over with solar panels. the citys awash in displays and innovations. this man, who singlehandedly rode boats across the atlantic ocean, has set up the world's largest ocean-going vessel. >> i'm very pleased to bring here in paris a little bit of the sea. >> reporter: for tens of thousands of others drawn to paris for the coming two weeks, this is make or break time for climate change. later will be too late, say the signs atop the french foreign ministry. trying to get the nations of the world to agree on anything is a tall order. never before in france or perhaps anywhere have there been negotiations quite like these. starting monday, 195 countries will gather at a purpose-built conference center north of paris to try to find agreement on worldwide limitations on greenhouse gases. the complex negotiations were nearly overshadowed by the vicious attacks in paris two weeks ago. it seemed at first that they would endanger the meetings. some felt the climate talks should be called off. >> translator: i'm not convinced a

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there are solar panels, and the city is awash this displays and innovations. rard who has single-handedly ridden boats across the atlantic and pacific oceans, set up what is said to be the largest solar-powered ocean-going vessel. >> the key to the climate is mostly in the ocean. i'm pleased to bring here in paris the city. >> reporter: for those drawn to paris the coming two weeks, this is make or break time for climate change. later will be too late, say the signs atop the french foreign ministry as the foreign minister himself knows trying to get the nations of the world to agree on anything is a tall order. never perhaps any did where have there been negotiations quite like these. starting monday, 195 countries will gather at a purpose-built conference center at the airport north of paris to try to find grammy on worldwide limitations on green-- agreement on worldwide limitations on greenhouse gases. the conference was nearly overshadowed by the vicious terrorist attacks two weeks ago that at first seemed might endanger the meetings here. some thought the c

being paved over with solar panels. the city is awash in displays and innovations. gerard [ name inaudible ] single-handedly rowboats across the atlantic and oceans. is said to be the largest solar power and oceangoing vessel. >> into the ocean, i am very pleased to bring here in paris a piece of the sea. >>reporter: don to paris for the coming two weeks, this is make or break time for climate change. later, will be too late, say the signs of foreign ministry. himself knows trying to get the nations of the world to agree on anything is a tall order. and never before, in france, or anywhere have there been negotiations quite like these. starting monday, 195 countries will gather at a purpose filled the conference center north of paris. to try to find agreements on worldwide limitations on greenhouse gases. the complex negotiations were nearly overshadowed either vicious terrorist attacks in paris two weeks ago, which at first seemed as if they might endanger the meetings here. in fact, some people felt the climate talks should be called off. >> i am not convinced abou

to set up solar panels on hundreds of oftops across s e city. here in the u-s, apple says it already powers its offices and stores with 100 percent renewable energy. and that's your cbs moneywatch report. for more follow me on twitter jill wagner cbsbsat the nyse, i'm jill wagner. justin has your weather to go next...but first here's a look at today's markets. america's never been a country of quitters. it's not who we are. we don't ignore threats like climate change. we face our problems head-on. with american-made clean energy, we can end our dependence on foreign oil... spark new innovation... and create millions of new jobs. solving our climate crisis starts with 50% clean energy by 2030. so, what are we waiting for? // ring ring ring ring // //those famous salvation army bells are ringing now.this weekend, north liberty mayor amy nielson, iowa city mayor matt hayek and coralville mayor john lundell all took part in a mayor challenge to see who could raise the most during a one hour ringing session at scheels at the coral ridge mall. "just t

an opening date for its store in singapore, but says it will get electricity from solar panels on rooftops in that city, that grid will produce more electricity than the store can use, but apple hasn't decided what it will do with the extra power. and jet blue has unveiled the first phase of its terminal improvements at logan airport. the upgrades in terminal c include interactive kiosks and new displays for flight information. former patriot jermaine wiggins was there to help raise the banner over the terminal. jet blue is also a patriots sponsor. jean: it's always good when you can see a super bowl banner. hard way how to make a journey go intoot my. josh: but some veterans are willing to their share advice. jean: which drivers drivers will compete for the sprint cup championship this is weekend, jamie has the answer. josh: and local food banks facing a tough thanksgiving deadline, how you can help, jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. an

no solar glare concerns in the city, south shore, cape. but the skies are brightening up west of town right now to the north as well. 38 degrees. notice that wind out of the north-northwest sustained at 17. but we're gusting over 20 and even 30 miles per hour. so this is what it feels like as you're stepping outside. wind chills right now are worcester into boston. it feels like it's at the freezing mark on the cape. even though you're still sitting at 41 degrees. so temperatures change very little throughout the day. you can see how that clearing is so we are going to brighten it up today but that northwesterly wind is pulling down colder air so temperatures hold in the mid 30's out through the worcester hills. lower 40's on the cape. it's a bright, blustery day. the wind chills throughout the day, yeah, look at that. upper 20's to around 30 degrees for it. overnight under clear skies we're back down into the teens and 20's for overnight lows and tomorrow low to mid 40's. lots of sunshine but we're not going to have those strong winds tha

we've got you covered in iowa city, brad hanson, kwwl news." halekas also saying those solar winds aren't a problem here on planet earth, thanks to a magnetic field that deflects st of that wind. coming up next... after three of the worst games of his career, the bulls' derrick rose comes back strong against oklahoma city tonight and find out in the mark farley intervew whyythis is a ttgh rick collan joins us next on kwwl. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as much as if you were a man-male... this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesn't happen. i'm going to do evererhing i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same... ...as the men who are doing that job. and i approve this message.here i am with uni hehed coach mark farley the panthers coming mark: well they are we are more confident with what we are doing and once we started playing some home games our confidence started to show. rick: really playing lights out on defense right now... mark: good on defense the last couple of

solar system. controversial show using killer whales in the u.s. city is to be phased out by 2017. sea world pa park says the performances will be on new displays. the company has seen its revenue drop and has been widely criticised following the release of a documentary in 2013 which was called black fish. the film was about whales in captivity. >> reporter: behind me is the sea aquarium here in miami where a killer whale has be here for a few years. sea world has something like 11 parks in five different states and specifically we're talking about the one in sann diego where the killer whale or show will be replaced by something more educational. they they are listening and evolving along with the people who pay to go into the parks. there's something of a pr campaign going on behind this. a documentary called black fish was released in 2013. it made some pretty serious allegations about how orcas are treated in captivity. since that released attendance at sea world parks in some places have drastically dropped affecting share prices. sea world wants to be seen as an educational

cities. this is a no-brainer, increasing financing for sustainable energy, solar, wind, hydroelectric power, and improving efficiency, another no-brainer, and there are other tough ones that are going to have the biggest impact of all. we need to eliminate fossil fuel subsidies. three are over $1 trillion a year in costs, and these are fundamental aggressive. they benefit -- we did a study along with others, the top 20% of income earners in developing countries benefit six times more from fuel subsidies than the poor. >> they're the people with clout, with money, who talk to office holders, elected and appointed around the world. and aren't they a roadblock? >> it's interesting that you mention roadblocks. that's what happens when you remove fuel subsidies. the truck drivers and the taxi drivers literally block the road. the fuel prices are so low right now that many countries are taking steps to remove subsidies, and the question is what will happen when the fuel prices go back up? iran is going to come back on with their oil production, and the prices will stay low for a while. but this is

that ammunition before blowing themselves up striking six different locations hitting the city in its very solar the national stadium, a crowded cafe and bar district and, of course, that theater right behind me, it is popular with so many celebrities and even the deputy mayor was telling me that he had gone there so often and the scene out here last night, absolutely chaotic. after the police burst into that theater and apparently gunned down the gunmen, they had to lower down the wounded and the dead from the second story. they set up a triage clinic right beneath that theater at a local bar and during that time people were running down their street their clothes, bleeding, and even today there are clothes strewn out here that are still bloody. now, the president of france has cleared this a state of war against a terrorist army and you can tell by the mood here on the street in parris, it's so different. i spoke to one man who said that this really is a state of war. it is either us or it's them and i much prefer it to be them. local governors have instituted a curfew for the first time in ye

cities are doing? >> absolutely. just recently i was with mayor garcetti in los angeles. i was helping dedicate a novel solarstem being installed in fire stations. it's emergency power for them but it's also emergency power for the neighborhood. you have to get yourself on charged up. if things are down for a while, the cities are doing a lot of creative things. the mayor's conference, a couple years ago, the former basketball player, they are just innovating tremendously. i cannot underestimate how important that is. not just to the united states, but globally. our mayors are are being very active in partnering with other mayors across the globe. but the globe is going to be 70% urbanized. why do you rob banks which mark that's where the money is. if you want to address these issues you better go where the people are. that requires a big urban focus over the next several decades. part of that, especially in the united states, were not going to be building a new major metropolitan area. we may be enhancing the ones we have, but in other parts of the world, they are going to be starting closer to scratch. wha

>> reporter: it's a lot of solar glare on the camera lens in the city of boston. 32 degrees, we'll take alled sunshine we can get to help us warm us up. pore clouds across southeastern mass but we'll yield to partly to mostly sunny skies there, seasonable temperature, mid 40s this much a and try england. so if you are hitting the root travelling weather looking good. >> nancy: thank you. family and friends remembering a melrose native killed in colorado on friday. officer garrett swasey was killed when a gunman opened fire at a planned parenthood in colorado. killed. swasey was a champion ice dancer and friends and family say he was always putting others before a suspect arrested after a dangerous discovery in lester. police found a loaded assault rifle and several other weapons when they were' called to the scene for a domestic disturbance. a resident led police it a popped where a resident said his row boat had been stolen. family and friends laying bella bond, the girl once known as baby doe to rest. her funeral was held after a private ceremony. police discovered her bead on deer is

it has been designated a low carbon city, a hubs for technology, a home to the largest maker of solar panels. they are a feature of these streets. >> translation: we have made a great contribution to the local economy. we have more than 20,000 employees that have created many working aring opportunities for local people. >> reporter: the technology is not totally clean because solar manufacturing still needs large amounts of coal-fired power from the grid to run these machines. >> translation: we still need electricity to make our products. the electricity is to a generator from a traditional generator like coal. we are a responsible enterprise we handle the emissions responsibly. >> reporter: a start has been made here but transition to a green economy will be a long one >> reporter: china has been a big spoiler in previous climate conferences, but it seems they've changed its ways. pollution is one of the reasons why. they want to clean up their act. that's helping with the issue of co2 emissions. it could be that they will be actually a big advantage to try and seek out this elusiv

solar system. here's hoping it works out. yeah, thanks a lot forrest. alliant energy has teamed up with the city of oelwein to help people reduce their energy costs. together they're offering energy audits and will weatherize any home for free. it's part of the "hometown rewards" program that offers incentives to cut energy usage. so far, 60 oelwein home owners have signed up to get the free help. "we have newer windows, we have a newer roof but i'd like to see them come in and let us know what needs to be improved." alliant hired the green iowa americorps team to do the work. members can't do large jobs like adding insulation or replacing windows. but if the audit finds air leaks, the members will caulk, add weather stripping to doors, and energy savings. dubuque wants to buy a water and sewer service that could become a money maker. buying twin ridge water for one point three million dollars last night. the private company services about 100 properties in the twin ridge subdivision in the key west area. dubuque city leaders says having more customers means more money for the city. a new presid

earth has a magnetic field that deflects most of the solar wind from hitting our planet like it does mars. we've got you covered live here in iowa city, brad hanson...kwwl news. halekas says they have enough fuel left on maven to continue to do research for the next decade or so. coming up.... wrestling season starts outdoors for the iowa hawkeyes.. while the schedule doesn't get any easier for the iowa state cyclones who travel face 15th ranked oklahoma if there was a ranking of the nation's toughest schedules right now--- iowa state would have to be at the toppf the list. of the cyclones' five losses...3 have been to unbeaten, top ten teams..the iowa hawkeyes, t-c-u and baylor. while a fourth came to toledo which lost its first game on tuesday. now iowa state gets 15th ranked oklahoma. the cyclones are coming off their most impressive win of the season---a 24-0 shutout victory of the texas longhorns. and that win has caught the attention of the 7-1 sooners---who's only loss this season is to that the last time the cyclones beat the oklahoma as 25 years agg--but sooner head coach bob stoops a team that has a lot of life excellent ru

before the group diplomats and said i just want to tell you about the city of manchester california because it's going to be the solarcapital of the world. went back to lancaster and getting solar installed on all public buildings there is now a code in place that requires that every residential unit either has solar on it or gets power to the unit and the projection is that through those measures and other measures including the steel development, lancaster will be a net solar energy producer and exporter within the next couple of years. >> you were able to make the coalition for convenience without necessarily agreeing on everything which i think is a great many of us that are thrilled and delighted with the comments. our views didn't find himself in perfect. [laughter] >> there are lots out there. one was released today by the sierra club that a vast percentage of americans choose solar as their energy source followed by wind and conservation so it can be covering the desert. as you look at the array of things that would follow that pattern having looked at is this all pretty carefully now some sense of which ones

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bags, about passing a program called solar a program called solar vision 2022 spread solar panels throughout the city . he has worked with us on urban have a culture, water, community gardens, environmental justice, and that was just when he was here in san francisco. now we have them in sacramento. he's our assembly member. these welcome assembly member david chiu. >>[applause] >> thank you mr. president. good evening, everyone. thank you so much for having me. it is wonderful and always great to be back in san francisco. i have to say, 'this commission. i appreciate the invitation to come back kid we had been talking for a couple months about me joining the moment the commission. this is a commission i worked with very closely when i served on the board of supervisors on and under the leadership of this director in this amazing commission we were able to move a lot of first in the country pieces of environmental legislation that now working in the state legislature i realize how much of a luxury it is to live in a city where san franciscans get it. we know what it means to be good to the environmen

solar system. yeah, thanks a lot forrest. alliant energy has teamed up with the city of oelwein to help people reduce their energy costs. together they're offering energy audits and will weatherize any home for free. it's part of the "hometown rewards" program that offers incentives to cut energy usage. so far, 60 oelwein home owners have signed up to get the free help. "we have newer windows, we have a newer roof but i'd like to see them come in and let us know what needs to be improved." alliant hired the green iowa americorps team to do the work. members can't do large jobs like adding insulation or replacing windows. but if the audit finds air leaks, the members will caulk, add weather stripping to doors, and other small jobs to improve energy savings. bruce harreld is into his first week as the president of the university of iowa. he's hoping the rest of the week will bring fewer protests from student and staff calling for him to quit his job. first alert storm team meteorologist kaj o'mara joins us now. plan on another decent day across eastern iowa with many ar

it's quiet day in the city day as well. >> a little solar glare out there on the lens. 44 degrees in boston. 45 in plymouth. happy thanksgiving, everyone. any chill will leave us this afternoon as temperatures warm to the mid 50s, partly to mostly cloudy skies. a little breezy but all in all a good day ahead and warm tomorrow. temperatures lower 60s, clouds to start the day. pique -- peeks of sun in the afternoon. >> anchor: police are officials say uniformed officers with guns will patrol the wren that many village premium outlets. there is no specific threat to the mall. one person is dead and two others injured after a shooting outside of fenway park. police say it happened on yawkey way in fronts of the bar who is on first. police are still searching for the suspect. a worcester police officer is recovering from minor hit-and-run. the officer was working a construction detail at the intersection of grafton and franklin streets when he was hit mens morning. don't forget the macies thanksgiving day parade comes up at which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online.

it has been designated a low carbon city, a hub for green technology, home to the world's largest maker of solar panels. >> we have made a great contribution to the economy. we have more than 20,000 employees and have created many working opportunities for working people. >> the technologies not totally clean though because solar manufacturing needs large amounts of coal-powered fire from the grid to make theseness. >> we need electricity to make our products. the electricity is generated through coal. but we properly handle the waste water and the emissions. >> a start has been made here, but china's transition to a green economy is likely to be a long one. adrian brown, al jazeera, southeast china. >> the people that you meet here, the expertise and talents from the likes of mary thomas. >> i'm here to support a project which is designed to bring the best scientists in the world together to solve the problems of distributing, gathering and storing power from non-polluting sources. and to do so at a price which under cuts how much it costs to produce energy from coal. so at a blow you simply st

have been invested in things like wind and solar technology, but it's got a long way to go, a start has been made in what's happening in china's most polluted cityoke to someone from the world wildlife fun a few days ago and she was candid saying it will take 20 to 30 years for china get the sort of all quality that we would consider to be acceptable. china has said it expects and hopes for its greenhouse gases to peak by 2030. but that means another 10 to 15 years more of emissions. so, you know, whatever is agreed at this conference in paris, it'it's not going to bring an an early solution the pollution we are experiencing today. >> adrian brown, thank you very much for joining us there from beijing. we'll of course be discussing plenty about climate change throughout the day as cop 21 gets underway in paris. >>> well, u.s. president barack obama is also in paris for the climate change summit. he paid tribute to the victims of the pair ace at soon after arriving. he was joined by french president francois hollande outside the bataclan concert hall where 89 people were killed. >>> isil is executing seven syrians a day on average, that's accordi

to solar and wooden pour and take advantage of our clean power initiative we'll be now and then with the zero and 50 and one hundred we'll lead did nation in modeling the efforts in world-class cities like san francisco thank you for participating we'll walk a good portions today so he can do our 50 percent as well >> (clapping.) >> now i'd like to have an opportunity to introduce a very effective supervisor who has been working hard open hss goals but on housing and supporting small businesses, helping to make sure that chinatown is clean working with partners lake the newcomers service center and other partners that is, of course, our district 3 supervisor julie christensen. >> we come out and into 9 neighborhood and do those statement to let people know that something important is happening we want to highlighter the commission and department of the environment the zero waste to bring people's attention to it is one of the important goals the city has i was at a conference the public works had this morning and they were talking about the fact that san francisco is a.d. administrative code in so many places cities call to find out how our leaders are able to accomplish and certai

its act and reinvent itself and has been designated a low carbon city a hub for green technology home to the world's largest maker of solars and are now a feature of the streets. >> translator: we made a great contribution to the local economy and have more than 20,000 employees that have created many working opportunities for local people. >> reporter: the technologies not totally clean though because solar manufacturing still needs large amounts of coal fired power from the grid to run these machines. >> translator: we still need electricity to make our products. electricity is generated from energy like coal and we are a responsible enterprise and properly handle the wastewater and emissions. >> china's transition to a green economy is likely to be a long on one. >> world pollution has been linked to hundreds of thousands of deaths in china. china is the world's biggest e mitter of greenhouse gasses but has pledged in the past to ensure that the growth in those emissions is halted by 2030. now the difficulty for china is this, it wants to reduce pollution, it is committed to doing that but doesn't want to threaten comm