for commercial door-to-door we'll track our built on a old promise that was that we will reduce our green house gas emissions above the is 990 left side by 25 percent by itself year 2015 by 40 percent by the year 2025 ladies and gentlemen, those are consumable and reducing green house gas emissions means so much for the generations of people at&t at and the new generations that will be at our warriors arena they'll appreciate what we do today you know earlier this year i have that privilege of announcing our city's green house gas emissions that are at 23 percent below the 1990 levels that's something to celebrate (clapping.) in fact that was such an enlightening achievement office of complaints already recognized our city agency a champion for the step forward, please leadership we're on the good track but i'll tell you with national and international leaders that struggle to address inclining we're leading the way and have exceeded our green house gas emissions goals and continue it do that while our economy is going this is a very unique goal a very in the course number we're lore our

our evergreen sonoma laupgs it is one hundred percent renewable green house free supply we'll envision the rate and cost to be set to say a margin to fund building new local and regional projects renewable projects at a price eventual to penguin tariff offering targeted to be 3wu7bd in state local rpr compliant resources and really be able to lock to this part of the product offering to where we'll build the revenue stream to build local renewables that doesn't maple we have to wait for 80 that will have purchase electrical in locally constructed renewable contract and have it a standard oh. okay yes i'm going to do this this is the contract i'll sign for it we're envisioning go solar to encourage the customers and issuing rfps for controlled property we envision those as program compliant with annually going out to bid for additional supply so so routine and procured cycle in order to support the program we also expect to have energy efficiency as part of the program launched they'll be matured as the program engross initially focusing on the energy watch and bay run programs that are

not have the green designation those funds will be used for the transition partially because of the policies the commission approved but we want to be sure that the designation of the greenness so to speak low survive that so we wanted to make sure that the green designation was very clear for the generation assets and for the transition those assets are used in potentially a different way it is one of experiencing caution with the green designation we very much support the green bond designation that will be about 32 or $34 million of the overhead issuance so green designation. >> additional disclosures related to the capitol plan you financial plan you approved in february of this year we updated the numbers to incorporate that in terms of the drought continuing updated information regarding that and the community irrigation program now getting kicked off that timeline has been added and the prop 26 legal case which was caught of the california board of appeals this year and it as a result reminder prop 26 convict approved and it interprets the rates and fees to the service so we'

residents with a 3 megawatts of clean gas free hetch hetchy power we're bold and we're reducing our green house gas emissions we're meeting our goals several cities have goals they have plans but we're actually implementing the plans not a single steps but the steps that each the departments are working with the businesses and sport teams and resident all of us working together we have a great reason to celebrate on this adding happy earth day to everything go giant go warriors let's keep the strongest teams together thank you very much (clapping) wow. this was fabulous so i want to pick up on a theme the mayor talked about that is nooerts that is the importance the teamwork as the director of the department of the environment we can't achieve what the city needs to have happen i don't think the leadership and the vision of my teammates and they're standing right here today, i'm so deeply grateful for the effort 38 they make and the vision for 50 one hundred i want to call out some of the people ed reiskin from the sfmta (clapping) he didn't even own a car this man (laughter) he walks the

number, in fact, it is conservative appellants speculate at the had a route facility a doubling of green waste with additional trips to and from that site due to a separate proposal for a digestion after that facility that is undergo environmental review there's no proposal to increase the museum of green waste from that facility it will improve the handling facility the appellant letters asserts we relied on the negative deck for the accumulate analysis that's not correct there was a state program eir look at the digestion projects we've relied on that for information regarding the digestion impacts that is the best information and did our own analysis to come up with the cumulative analysis appellants building our negative deck should make finding with the green house gas reductions policies and strategies negative deck and our department uses a specific quantify standard that is support by the bay area air quality management technical background study that is residence to this issue of whether this project meets the green house gas it will be below that threshold and therefore consist

tom huey from the department of building inspection so tom (clapping) our buildings can't only be green but save and fundamental and tom makes sure that is happening i want to make one additional comment and compliment with the mayor said our action plan zero vod od h one hundred is in keep it simple and real and roots zero 50 one hundred roots what's the root not a noise number it is groundbreaking i want to take a i think minute inform explain we're talking about pulling kooshgd out of atmosphere not just less cars less polluting energy we're talking about actually healing the planet and that's what roots is all the by a that about we do this by planting trees and ripping up concrete and we actually do it by creative of of our compose i'm going to leave it at that so you'll ask the question how don't compose and harlan and i will think toub u talking about that and the mayor and i will be talking about how to heal the planet together (clapping) so today been able is a game about numbers and the must be that i think most people think about is the number 3 3 world championships the numb

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green peace says it's a victim of government intimidation and para paranoya and others say they havee rules and they cancelled registration of 9,000 foreign functioned ngos for failing to file returns and the u.s. based ford foundation on a security watch last last month and we go to a board member of green peace and he said green peace is being unfairly targeted. >> the ministry of affairs seem to be nitpicking that particular ngos have not submitted their accounts on time but green peace i think they are on shaky grounds and a big problem with the ministry of affairs is they are paranoid and they got so paranoid it's kind of reminicent of the 70s. >> those are pretty harsh accusations, why do you say that? >> let me explain why. >> okay. >> you've targeted a few ngos and you've blocked even their indian funding. the fact is 60% of the money that green peace receives in india is from ordinary citizens of india, not government entities and the government as for the rules, as for the law of the land has no right to block these funds but they have gone ahead and done it. the courts wil

it does also customers enrolling in the green tariff my cancel or terminate their enrollment at any time without a termination fee the one condition they've identified if the customers try to reenroll three can't do so for a year this particular advice letter included pricing for the program and the pricing varies by the customer class that's been served and i'm happy to report most the prices are above the $0.02 premium i included in the not to exceed proposal adopted by the sfpuc and two small and medium commercial are slightly below the two crept as it becomes finalized we've modify that to be consist consistent with the green tariff and to be clear they'll be locked into open what their submitted in the letter. >> no. >> through the pricing. >> to be proved by the public utilities commission. >> this is pg&e's final proposal it is not final until a cpc resolution approvals that this is a protest period and that protest are period ends june 2nd so sfpuc staff are evaluating the letters for potential comments or protests as other equities so. >> that will be set after the protest test

green roofs are sold as one fairly inexpensive solution. >> translation: green roofs are important to develop. they improve the quality of life. in paris we don't have much green space compared to other capitals. it's interesting for biodiversity and there's an impact on pollution. some parts capture dust and heavy metals. >> reporter: some believe the green roof law could and should have gone further. >> the fine particles are no way absorbed by a few green roofs on a few commercial buildings in industrial zones. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: as with new seeds that are sown, it may be some seasons before the full results of the new law are known >>> auction house christie's sold a billion dollars worth of art in three days. this painting called "afternoon" by joan mitchell went for $5.8 million. andy warhol's 1963 silk screen on canvas was sold for $66.2 million, and selling for a whopping 179.4 million with version o of pablo picasso's painting. the price is the highest on record for a work of art sold at auction. not that much art, but a lot of news on the website. the address alja

green roofs are being sold as one fairly inexpensive solution. >> translator: green roofs are importantvelop, because they improve our quality of life. because in paris we don't have much green space compared to other european capitols. it's also really interesting for biodiversity and we can capture dust particles with plants and some plants even capture heavy metals. >> reporter: some believe this green-roof law, could and should have gone further. >> translator: these fine particles are absolutely no way absorbed by a few green roofs. it's completely ridiculous. >> reporter: as with any new seeds that are sewn, it may be some seasons before the full results of this new law are known. >>> there's more real news and analysis from al jazeera, and video too on our new-look website. take a look. it's at aljazeera.com. >>> investigating the amtrak crash, the ntsb says the train was going twice the speed limit. >>> president obama sits down with gulf leaders trying to calm concerns over a nuclear deal with iran. >>> and political trouble for jeb bush why his comments on iraq backing his bro

. >>> we're going to take a quick break now here on al jazeera, but when we come back green peace iser threat in india, as the government cracks down on foreign-funded ngo's. >>> and this serbian leader was allowed to return home but now international prosecutors want him back. [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ ♪ >>> hello again, you are watching al jazeera, a reminder of our headlines now. iraq has launched a military operation to try to retake anbar province from isil. shia militias are involved in the operation which some fear could raise sectarian tensions. >>> kenya's interior ministry says a policeman has been killed and four others injured by suspected al-shabab fighters. a group earlier claimed to kill 25 police officers. >>> malaysia police are continuing the grim task of exhuming the bodies of dozens of suspected trafficking victims from shallow graves in the jungle. 139 graves were discovered. >>> now for decades ethnic rohingya have been persecuted from myanmar. wayne haye reports from new zealand wh

green roofs are being sold as one fairly inexpensive solution. >> translator: green roofs are importantlop because they improve our quality of life. because in paris we don't have much green space compared to other european capitals. it's also really interesting for biodiversity. and there is a real impact on pollution. we can capture dust particles of plants and some plants everybody capture heavy metals. >> reporter: some believe this green roof law could and should have gone further. >> translator: these fine particles are in no way absorbed by a few green roofs on a few commercial buildings in industrial zones it's completely ridiculous. >> reporter: as with any new seeds that are sewn it may be some seasons before the full results of this new law are known, emma pay ward, al jazerra, in paris. >>> for another look at all of the latest news, you can always go to our website. aljazerra.com. >>> i'll "ali velshi on target" money or justice, the millions spent, and the judges taking cash legally to get elected to the bench >>> plus, cops for hire - badge, gun and all. but at what cost

that is because green peace and supporters have been agitated against a power plant in india. peace india has been in the forefront of telling the government that look if we have a mine call mine it in an friendly manner and rehabilitate the people whose livelihoods are destroyed. >> politically motivated. >> against government policies. >> are you saying that? >> absolutely. in the 1970s, in the 1970s the then prime minister of india saw this foreign hand with everything that went wrong in this country. i mean i regret to say this but there are some individuals in the present government who seem to be you know i mean looking at ngos including green peace as the reason why india's economy is not growing. >>> still ahead on al jazeera, european leaders immediate to discuss the worsening humanitarian crisis in central african republic. plus china's president vows to find and punish those responsible for a fire at a home for the elderly which killed at least 38 people. ♪ >> guardianship imposed by the state >> they lose more rights than someone who goes to prison... >> what's bei

green roofs are being sold as one fairly inexpenszive solution. >> translator: green roofs are important to develop because they improve our quality of life, because in paris we don't have much green space compared to other european capitols. it's also really interesting for biodiversity. we can capture dust particles with plants and some plants capture heavy metals. >> translator: these particles are in no way absorbed by a few green roofs. it's completely ridiculous. >> reporter: as with any new seeds that will sewn it may be some seasons before the full results of this new law are known. emma hayward al jazeera, in paris. >>> all right. we're waiting shortly for a press conference to take place at camp david. in that is where the u.s. president is having a presidential retreat. his press secretary is due to hold a press briefing there shortly. you can see the journalists waiting for the arrival of josh earnest. this summit is being held with the gulf cooperation council. let's speak now to al jazeera's senior political analyst. this summit, let the scene for us ahead of it. >> it has

that is because green peace and supporters have been adjust talking about a power plant and green peaceeen in the forefront of telling the government that look if you have a mine call mine it in a manner and rehabilitate the people whose livelihoods getting destroyed and green peace have been agitating against government policies. >> are you saying that? >> absolutely. in the 1970s the prime minister of india saw a foreign hand with everything that went wrong in this country. i regret to say this but there are some individuals in the present government who seem to be you know i mean looking at ngos including green peace as the reason why ionia's economy is not growing. >> and prime minister has been celebrating his first year in office by writing a letter to the nation and listed the government achievement like curbing inflation and economic reform but some voters who helped modi to a landslide victory are disappointed from what they have seen so far and we have more. >> reporter: a year ago an indian power came to power promising to cleanup politics as well as neighborhoods but not muc

we've got these green ones that are sliced and stir-fried in there.ew! >> i breathed in, got hit with the chili. >> yeah. >> down the side of the throat. >> you know when you have been really hit by super hot and you feel like having a brain hemorrhage? it's like an ice cream headache but like a pepper headache. >> yeah. and your vision starts to tunnel out. >> you're halfway through and you're aware that your hair has just burst into flames. that perfect balance of pain and pleasure and more pain, brain flooding with endorphins and all is well with the world. until tomorrow morning. so i've had a couple cocktails. maybe we should like totally get a tattoo tomorrow, man. >> magic tattoos. ♪ >> time for bed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so i woke up in a state of confusion and deep concern after inadvertently making out with ernest borgnine last night. i have spiraled into some identity crisis. inadvertently making out with ernest borgnine, i would like to say. it was very traumatic. i need to go to a strip club and watch a football game, mow the lawn and barbecue all

that's the real news this morning, will bill green end they are race. kenney from last night. >> kenney: we can all have the right attitude how we treat each other whether that person is homeless or ceo after major company. we are all human. show the respect. i said it on stage and say it now, the jesuit, st. joe's prep and the jesuits they just got me with. >> this they made you truly understand the true happiness is service -- service to others no matter what station in life we are in we can all serve other. that i am very proud of learning. that will almost conductor of orchestra, everyone has their talents and skills and instruments they play, whether it is in city council or state legislature or business community, labor community conduct that whole group of people together to make beautiful mule i can as opposed to bad noise, that really has the person's job. >> and the real news, last night, and the result, came that wilson goode shocker won three previous times for at large seat the son of former mayor lost, in his bid, to be re-elect in the dem

back with us david green, and abraham wagner. a cyber terrorism expert.or wagner, you heard david green disagree with your depiction of the government bulk data collection of nothing more than the information cop void in a phone bill. he finds is more intrusive and suspects other americans feel the same which. >> i disagree. you have to look at what is going on. the phone records, as we have discussed before, six exist in the form of old phone bills from the phone company, are stored at n.s.a., and they are only accessed in the case where a federal court - the fiza court issues an ord where they have a reasonable suspicion that a terrorist is involved. then they can query the database for the ceda or selector involving this terrorist to see who he or she might have called. the fact that there are millions of pieces of data in the database locked at n.s.a. that are never looked at or touched unless there's a case for someone suspected of terrorism, it's something that people are comfortable with. >> a pile of information not accessed unless there's a reaso

i didn't want to forget about the green business program so they don't forget that as well. and thanks, to anya for the presentation. >> thank you, >> good evening. >> harris i have a question. where does one who has no access to the web or net get information like a list of salons that are covered and so on? you need to have a phone number as well as a web net number. thank you. >> maybe we can do something with that request off the line. thanks mrs. harris, any other members of the public want to comment on item five? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you again, anya. item six please monica? >> nomination and election of commission vice president discussion and action >> colleagues, we talked about under a previous item that we no longer have our good friend commissioner anjelo king, he will be back at a future meeting, we will have nice things to show, and have anjelo, commissioner king love fest when he comes back. he let us all know recently he has new responsibilities and new things he working on that sound exciting, he will let us know about, but he's no lo

question in new mexico. >> red or green. >> red or green. >> ordinarily, i like green.ne. this green, however, is not ordinary green. >> my face is burning off. >> this? this ain't normal. oh, god. this hurts. >> i'm going to join you. >> def-con one, two, three. >> it's a slow roll, too. first you think it's going to be okay. then it's not. there's nothing to do but wait it out. i believe they use these same peppers in pepper spray. >> or repelling grizzly bears. if that tells you anything. >> yeah. >> a shot glass of that will put you in the hospital. >> no kidding. everybody in the restaurant seems so calm. maybe they're not eating this. >> they're all just trying to muffle their screams. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,nd. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70 percent of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-824-2424.

screen. >> it involves literally a green screen.s the editor to key in any background that they want. [ ufo warbling ] so, rather than you literally being out in the street, almost about to walk into a manhole we can put a street in your background and have you walk and pretend to fall in a manhole. >> so, what we'll do downstairs in the green screen is tape you walking for the various scenarios, and then we'll put them in the edit room over the backgrounds. >> i really like this. i love how you guys put it all together, and i love the idea of the cartoon background. it just...works really good, i think, with what my ideas were. >> how about just a black t-shirt? >> yeah, black t-shirt is fine. >> next stop for julia was to go with the producer and choose the clothes she'd need for the different scenes. earlier, the crew had set up the green screen and hung the lights. when we return, we'll be ready to start shooting. "teen kids news" will be right back. selling cookies is about... -the big picture. you have to have a goal. -a big g

a green lawn is part of the american dream. i think it will stay that.n't think you change that. >> reporter: danielle nottingham cbs news oxnard california. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the u.s. strategy to fight isis. we'll speak with juan zarate. plus rand paul joins us in the studio. and adam carillo stops by with a new book on parenting. that's it for this tuesday, thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. >>> good morning, we start with the oxford circle neighborhood tyson avenue, 2100 block. >> justin finch joins us with the latest details. >> reporter: police say they've been to this block for drug issues in the past. this happened on the 2100 block of tyson avenue, just behind us here. just before 3c, several cruisers responding to this home where inside we are told a man and woman were inside when those two men broke in, their faces were covered we know, one of those robbers had a shotgun with him. had a confrontation with the man inside that far

. >> eric brooks pour the san francisco green party and little local grassroots on the last part of the report just want to put in a request from the public that we see a report sent in from staff that scopes out h bonds and green bonds and all the power bond capacity so we know what we are dealing with and how they'll be used hypothetically to build for sf clean power are any program like treasure island or biophysicistayview. >> any other public comment okay seen if you could call the consent calendar. >> item that a consent calendar

the green zone we have legislation in 2005. the mkd is concentrated on the east side in san francisco and fewer on the west side. i am trying to assert the mcd should be available to nob [inaudible]. i haven't proposed out right ban in district 11 which many of my residence called for mpt i did establish conditional use controls for new mcd's only

now melissa has green on her screen but it's not rain. >> green on my screen. it's not rain right now. looks like everybody is flowing just fine even though as tom has been saying we know that 66 and 95 there in virginia do have a good bit of rain coming down. we have a live picture for you, first 4 tracker is headed on dale city, you can see that precipitation coming down. 7 at georgetown, that crash is still there. i-270 at shady grave road that's nice and dry. don't have any problems in montgomery county. 95 in maryland b.w. parkway and 29 nice and green to and from the beltway. then prince georges, that area of prince george's county nice and dry. back in ten minutes. see you at 5:11. >> melissa, thank you. >>> some new developments on the situation in baltimore this morning.

i'm molette green. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we now know who police are looking for in a brutal attack at the eastern market metro station last week. it turns out it's not the first time. the video is hard to watch here. elijah smith of silver spring is believed to be responsible for last friday's random attack on the 69-year-old man. news4 has learn that smith is still on probation for a similar brutal incident in may of 2014. the victim in that case was also very seriously hurt. >> unfortunately he's not new to the system. he's currently on probation now with another incident from last year. we definitely believe this criminal needs to come off the street. >> if smith is convicted he faces tougher penalties this time. that's because of tougher penalties for enhanced penalties if the victim is over 65. >>> there's concerns about how the capitol police are taking care of the weapon. a gun has been found in open areas of the capitol over the last few months. one of the guns was found by a 7 or 8-yea

wholesale market it the same slide i showed before where the orange demand line is depicted as this green bar this green patch the blue power house profiles in the early slides are shown for a dry year a normal year and wet year under the different scenarios our revenue can swing from to our advantage of $15 million or disadvantage of $15 million per year those revenue swings we experience because of the voluntary illicit of our foul >> the nice thing that seems like dire situation down in the ground floor category that boirpd disappeared from our screen. >> how much opportunity can you seize. >> right and the volatility when that the downside of what you're describing commissioner to complete the picture when we have generation below our full service demand needs we're out on the market purchasing anyway, the so where do you want your volatility in the price of the power or the revenue you receive? to our advantage we have seeing that the full pay full service customer base has a growing revenue stream so that's a good thing to the disadvantage sales we're going to get a lower sale we're

rate credit and brand new opportunity for investors to buy our bond $32 million was designated as green bond that was the first green bond issuance for the city of san francisco and we're proud and the opportunity to draw new investors we had one investor brick and rich capital sought us out an environmentally social responsible fund they bought those railroad and a chunk was bought by the investors we are trying to spread our name around to get new investors and opportunities for folks to buy our bonds with that, i'd like let you know which was a good sale i want to thank rich if you could wave and say hello he's this depth manager and a wonderful active smart team that is doing all this and g did a lot of the heavy lift. >> thank you both and the team. >> that concludes my report. >> any public comment on the 1ygsd report. >> mr. brooks. >> eric brooks pour the san francisco green party and little local grassroots on the last part of the report just want to put in a request from the public that we see a report sent in from staff that scopes out h bonds and green bonds and all the powe

the map is painted green. let me show you the bond board. bonds painted green and yields go lower. i am looking at the german 10 year. that relationship, that correlation that relationship at its tightest since september 2013. german bonds are in for a week of declines. we add another 10 basis points once again. in the euro land, we went

we learned that in the green room. michael gersten is a columnist with the washington post and worked with the one foundation to defeat disease and poverty globally. there are two categories we are going to talk about today. the first are the more traditional types of cases with the religion field. the accommodation cases. they often involve minority religion in the place of accommodation of minority religion in a majority society. there is another category in the news, which is what i would call religious accommodation to point out -- 2.0. those include hobby lobby. i know since that is in the news, it is on everybody's mind. since we have counsel on both sides of the case you're with us today, we will ask them to start off by telling us about what has happened in the area since hobby lobby against burwell. i'll start off with christina. panelist: you may wonder why my hair is messy. greg and i already got at it in the green room. [laughter] i have been asked to talk about areas of agreement. i'm working hard on that.

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i'm anne-marie green. a string of deadly storms that stretches from the gulf of mexico to the great lakes has triggered deadly tornadoes and major flooding. a recovery operation for 12 people missing after a flash flood washed away a vacation home in central texas resumes today. and the severe weather continues this morning. there are flood warnings and watches posted from texas to kansas. and as far east as tennessee. tornado watches have been raised in texas, louisiana, mississippi and illinois. this morning, houston is getting pummeled. a flash flood emergency has been declared. up to 7 inches of rain fell overnight making some roads impassible and forcing passengers to abandon their cars. the storm knocking out power to 80,000 customers in the houston area are without electrical service. authorities are urging all residents to avoid trouble. fans at last night's houston rockets game were advised to stay in their seat because of the severe weather. many stayed for hours. after the game ended. >>> one wo

house gas production by creating green energy i pane it is not a slogan it is real if we can get the economy and the utilities out of the way the new technology and the software to control it this will help us with our water problem that will slow global warming and in the end in the long term will get us back to healthy water situation thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. ms. farmer. >> hello my name is adele i'm a long-term resident of san francisco also i'm a member of 360 sf and an affiliate of the association i have been i've been a resident of san francisco for over 40 years and i've been very excited to have the option of clean energy on my electric bill but my hair as turned gray i urge you to accelerate if at all possible the prelims of green power so for this year rather than next year the problem of climate change is - the sooner that city and counties cities in the united states convert to energy and stop burning the fossil fuel is better for the world we don't have 15 years or 31 years left we have to start doing it now this is a step in the right direction i urge you

in cheltenham, look for a wreck at green wood avenue. and on the schuylkill, mostly dry and formal delays and that means 7 miles per hour westbound by city avenue a couple of issues by allegheny and betsy ross bridge and speeds slow from penn's landing and cotman and a crash on 42 by 295 they got it pushed off to the right shoulder but you are looking at speeds in the teens off the walt whitman bridge into the garden state. >> lets do the commuter report on this hump day, a majorer crash on ridge avenue in upper roxborough and you may be better on henry rather than ridge at this point. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> still ahead, a major automaker recalls hundreds of cars, we'll explain the problem and tell you which are affected. >> plus, rick santorum is making a run at the white house and he announced his decision today in an exclusive sit down interview with abc news. >> and amazon announces a big hiring spree and we found out many jobs are in our areas. your buddy ron once said he could install your ceiling fan. he co

we had a lot of green-white checkers. could see it again today. >> crew chief of elliott sadler, still less than five laps into the race. you guys were repairing damage. now you have a chance to win. how due describe the day. >> a roller coaster ride. just misjudgment by elliott's part but able to bounce back. fought hard here at the end. >> how confident are you for this car. >> we had good speed. depends on who gets a run. who don't. you block. don't block. it's up to elliott and the spotter now. >> we look forward to it. >> heck of a finish. let's look at the top ten as we anticipate the green flag in a couple of laps. joey logano leads. elliott sadler is second. chris buescher, aric almirola regan smith the top five. then brian scott, landon cassill j.j. yeley, david starr and joey gase the final car in the top ten. heard from him on our xfinity race day pre-race, a great story, good young man and an opportunity for a career best at talladega. >> you know when i thought about this opportunity for me coming up here for