this car here of david reutimann, our leader, have iin- passing two at a time. >> hamlin, winner of theast two races in nascar sprint cup series. last sunday in atlanta, week before at bristol, tennessee, would make it three straight and five on the season. and head off into the chase for the sprint cup as the number one seed. >> number one seed by six points. is that what would be big. >> and the lessons of lat year where essentially two drivers atonight standings tied in points at the end of the final race and tiebreaker for most wins won it. >> six points would make a hijack difference. >> sure. >> and the driver says i'm stronger mentally and better race driver and more prepared to try to win a championship than a couple of years ago whenever he battled jimmie johnson down to homestead but gave up a lead there and eventually lost to jimmie. >> denny hamlin in some pretty heavy lap traffic now. one of those hoping to find a way to win the race and have a shot at a place in the chase. joey logano in the 20e about to go a second lap down. joey has it in 29th place. >> a driver needing

you look at david reutimann, conclusion after ten years of research was the overall impact has been zero. some people win, some people lose. but overall there's been no credible impact on poverty reduction. >> there's a famous report funded by the uk government. it was led by an economist, and she and her team analyzed 2,840 academic papers spanning 35 years of research in microfinance and concluded the impact had not only been zero but had been a terrible situationed opportunity that we could have used the money more useful and instead put into it microfinance. so these are rigorous independent academics looking at the evidence and saying, you know, i'm sorry, you can show me a few isolate cases on the web site of the woman with the goat who did well but you know, it doesn't stack up. there's 200 million people who have currently receiving microfinance loans. the microfinances sector very openly boasts it's aiming for the billion mark. we have to give credit cards to 8 billion people. and on the first 200 million there hasn't been such expectations by a wide margin. >> is the money goin