-- this represents our regular, by annual planning process that informs our procurement work for entergy. in the last slide i have for you , it is intended to give you a sense of how clean power s.f. 's program has performed from a target standpoint since we began serving customers in 2016. what you see here is the average portfolio carbon emissions for the energy produced and delivered for both pg and e. and clean power s.f. we are benchmarking ourselves for pg and e. and the green bars represent clean power s.f. annual emissions rates, so you can see that immediately when we launched clean power s.f. in 20 16, they delivered electricity resources that emitted 30 7% less carbon on average than pg and e. in 2017, we had a very wet year it was a small program at that time, as you can tell from the previous slide, and for the year we just completed in 2018, we are projecting the emissions rate will be less than pg and the pick one really important thing i want to point out, and maybe you all deserve this -- have observed this is what is happening to pg and the's emissions, which is pretty

utilities, right there, lagging the overall market, one of the underperformers today, led by shares of entergyternational and duke energy and others those stocks are a focus, despite relative underperformance, the utility sector hit a record inter day high, extending a win streak to five days in a row certainly a sector to watch. i will send it back to you, david. >> thank you, dom. dom chu with s&p up 1% right now. that being the statistically relevant -- more importantly, what is the dow doing in the last hours of trading, which are so important for all of us. >> and so much suspense in the final hour of trading. we're going to hit that, believe it or not, on "closing bell," what the dow does. shares of carnival on the move we have a strong dollar, oil prices, the ceo arnold donald will be with us 3:00 p.m. eastern. you have a sense of what he is seeing from the consumer >> that was a surprise people want to hear that and understand what was behind that lower guidance >> we'll have that and talk fed. sarah bloom raskin on the rate curve and rates, whether stephen moore is confirmed to be the

colleges of all types to invest in is internship programs, a return to a strong career placement and entergy program are very large, and in my college, there has been a strong push towards making partnerships with businesses in the local community, and really investing in this.>> great. i hear some great things, a reflection of that. very good he's done remarkable things, the staff, lowering costs, just making the school more attractive, and definitely delivering on job placement. are other schools following this model, maybe you could comment on that?>> one of the innovations i am interested in, is the program which is the income share agreement, what that does in the case of purdue is it takes university funds and invests in students, the institution is putting their own finances at risk, once they succeed, they succeed as a institution, they were the first to start a program like that, we have seen other institutions following suit, the university of utah, the most recent large university to go in that direction, purdue is also a leader in the action of acquiring kaplan, a dramatic extens