, better than feared last week, beating wall street's revenue expectations delivered 11 cent earningings miss. that came from a $93 million charge led to an audit, plus, the company's been buying back stock, picking up $32 million. just last week, steven jones stepped in and bought 15,000 shares in the open market. i think that's a sign of confidence. commanders has been pounded, now you have to wonder if it's safe. let aes look closer with steven jones, the ceo of covanta holdings. find out more about the stock where it is headed and high he's buying. welcome. >> thanks for having me. gl want to get right to the lot. we see in your conference call, you talk about dividends, then buy stock. so, then what makes me think is why should we think that the market is so wrong about it that it is such a good opportunity. >> so, i think right now, the market misunderstands our stock a little bit. we're trading much like an energy company, but if you look at the revenue streams of the company, two-thirds of the revenues come from the waste side. you mentioned we process 20 million tons per year of wast