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"PenFed. Great rates for Jeff Bellinger. This is a Bloomberg Money Minute. Sales data indicate motorcycle makers have some work to do to appeal to those who are born to be mild and green. More than 25 million motorcycles were sold around the world last year but only 3 percent were electric. of other The electrification two -wheeled vehicles such as mopeds and scooters is well underway. Harley -Davidson, Honda, and Yamaha others are just starting to expand their electric motorcycle lineups. One American manufacturer, Curtiss Motorcycles, has gone all in. It only makes electric motorcycles. Curtiss CEO Matthew Chambers has a goal of making Curtiss the most valuable American maker of electric motorcycles by 2030. The way we're going to do that is by hitting a bogey of 50 million of sales around 27, 28 but bringing in a 50 percent gross margin. From the Bloomberg Newsroom, I'm Jeff Bollinger on WTOP. as the cost of living keeps going up one Maryland County's minimum will wage go up as well. The minimum wage in Montgomery County is tied to the Consumer Price Index all for urban wage earners and clerical workers in the region. And with prices on the rise, so is the minimum wage in the county. Starting July 1, the minimum wage goes up to $16 .70 per hour for those who work for any company with 51 or more employees. County law requires the chief administrative officer to just the minimum wage every year based on the average change in the prices paid by urban consumers. Size employers will have to start paying $15 per hour, which will be the minimum wage in all of Maryland beginning next year. John Dome in WTOP news. Speedsters and drivers who blow stop through signs will be getting a warning this summer. 100 ,000 DC drivers with a history of crashes and traffic citations will be getting a message from DDOT and the lab at DC. The text and mailers will tell them the financial benefits of following the rules of the road. It'll also go over previous infractions. The The program is an attempt to combat a rise in deadly crashes, according to the Washington Post. It's part of vision zero which originally aimed to have zero traffic deaths by 2024. So far this year 24 people have already died in car crashes in DC. The initiative launches next month. Luke Luger WTOP news encouraging news about the price of food as you prepare for the 4th of July cookout. Meat and are poultry down substantially
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Fresh update on "bellinger" discussed on Bloomberg Surveillance
"Will come to town the next day Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis is speaking out Ukraine on the story from Bloomberg's Jeff Bellinger DeSantis said he opposes NATO membership for Ukraine and he does not think it's in the national security interest of the US DeSantis said on the Glenn Beck program podcast that he does not believe the US should give a blank check to Ukraine unless it is using leverage to bring the war with Russia to a conclusion his comments came as Russian foreign minister gay Lavrov called Ukrainian proposals for restoring its pre -invasion territory realizable and said that if Ukraine's allies want war they can have it. Jeff Bellinger Bloomberg radio. Maui authorities today are expected to begin allowing the first residents and property owners to return to their devastated properties in Lahaina live from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios this is global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2 ,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries I'm Michael Barr this is Bloomberg. The lack of reciprocity. The lack of reciprocity and level playing field from China coupled with wider geopolitical shifts have forced Europe to become more assertive. We stand at a crossroads we can choose a path towards mutually beneficial relations or we can choose a path that slowly moves apart where the shared benefits we enjoyed in recent decades weaken and fade. Mr. Dombrovskis really I've really grown to listen to the guy and like the guy a lot He he has been a public servant of the Baltic states and all the Baltic states and also Europe as well. He's European Commission executive VP and trade commissioner. He just works tirelessly. I think that this is a really different tone that we've heard over this time and I keep going back to Holger Schmiding where he was saying that yeah the European region may be willing to take some pain to really execute some sort of greater de -risking or decoupling whatever you want to call it with China. Good morning across America on radio on television futures at negative 10 down features negative 60 Brahmo and me holding court here in London eventful trip back thank you to all in London for a wonderful week. Pharaoh on assignment after his Daniel Levy Tottenham interview caused a firestorm his media said you can't leave now you know you know he's just got he's got such a role going that he's on assignment in also London looking at 3 ,000 square feet west of Mayfair I believe this morning right now we're going to pass to the delicacies that America faces in a fractured at Europe and that fractures sleep around a new Germany around a year up around Germany and of course all going this on with the war in Ukraine and the war with China. Bloomberg's Maria Taddeo briefs this in morning charge of all of our European coverage. Maria we got here in a After Merkel, as Dombrowski speaks, as all the others blather in Brussels as you deal with daily it's a change Germany after Merkel isn't it? It's a change Germany too but I'm happy you mentioned Dombrowski's because for an international audience you need to understand that this someone is who really knows how the European Commission operates. He's not the most animated. Some would say he's a little bit dry a change Germany. So obviously when he speaks people do pay and attention the tone in that speech you know when I heard that you wanted to talk about the speech I was very happy because this speech it really is quite something I mean you have to look at what he says. Essentially this is a crossroads for the relationship between the European Union and China and he talks about either we fix it or prepare to lose investment. Well okay but Maria the cutting edge to me and this is over the weekend folks a lot of really smart coverage of the South China Sea and the expansion of America's military might in a new way in the Trans Pacific that's not a European discussion. Maria is it just an economic discussion? Europe Is dealing in a trade vacuum versus the United States? No it is totally economic at this point and the number again the figure that really gets Europeans has to do with the trade deficits between the European Union and China and Tom it is growing almost every year it's almost now 400 billion euros and that is a number that really underpins this entire tone this changing tone really in a very big wave you read between the lines between the European Union I mean when you get the guy who handles a trade portfolio that goes to China four for days and say we have to fix the situation otherwise the European Union may not be as keen in investing in opening the market to China as we have been that is a very significant change in tone and again it all goes back to that number the Europeans are not happy with that trade deficit the question is of course what happens with Germany this is a country that has been the most reluctant they have been fearful at times about potential retaliation but also Tom you pick up a lot of different sentiment now in this condition and in this Commission that says the fact that we listened to for Germany so long that we were so fearful of China has prevented action that was valid and legitimate this is what we heard from Holger Schmiding that suddenly there's a willingness to take pain in the near term to de -risk his word decouple maybe somebody else's word with the Chinese economy how look for the time being not a lot and remember they actually agreed to that EV probe we should note it wasn't Germany that pushed for that probe it was Simon when my call in France that wanted this probe into the electric vehicle because he does believe it is the future of the sector but again beyond that for the Commission what they say now you should note also that
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bellinger" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Changes will make AI a necessity for many industries, not just restaurants. It's every facet of commerce, whether it be restaurants, whether it be hospitals, whether we doctors offices, retail stores, we just don't have the workforce. Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg radio. And I'm Leslie lano and the Bloomberg newsroom. Here are some of the stories we are watching. One of House speaker Kevin McCarthy's negotiator says there are still thorny issues in the negotiations between House Republicans and The White House to avert a catastrophic U.S. default. Congressman Patrick mchenry says it'll be hours or days until they come to an agreement, but there's a very short list he says of differences that remain. Negotiators worked into the night last night to try to resolve their issues before the threat of a default which treasury secretary Janet Yellen now says could happen on June 5th. Stocks and tech shares getting a boost at Citigroup, Bloomberg's Karen Moscow reports. Citigroup strategists raised U.S. stocks to neutral and tech shares to overweight on the expected boost from artificial intelligence, the expected end of the Federal Reserve's right hikes and resilient American economic growth compared to China in Europe. Strategists write that U.S. equities are being powered by the bet on AI because of high exposure to tech mega caps. They say this theme will help the U.S. outperform other stock markets once the fed completes its tightening cycle. Karen Moscow, Bloomberg radio, interest rates could go up again as we get more disappointing inflation news. The fed's preferred inflation gauge was up a faster than expected .4% in April. Some analysts said that they were going in the wrong direction. Officials have raised the rates by 5 percentage points over the last 14 months to curb inflation, running more than double their 2% target. The fed chair Jerome Powell said policymakers should watch the data and evolving outlook. As concerns grow over increasingly powerful artificial intelligence systems, the nation's financial watchdog says it's paying
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Fresh "Bellinger" from Bloomberg Surveillance
"Don't stop the show here folks this is so important you've got Katie Kaminsky and Earl Davis pushing against the broad consensus looking for lower price higher yield this is a global Wall Street issue right now. Earl Davis that comes down to the gamma that we see this instability the velocity the convexity almost that we see in equities if we get a Davis bond pricing to things unravel did we get to an instability do we get to greater gamma so the answer is yes but for a very short period we believe 2024 to market the economy will still do alright so we do like credit we do like risk assets not at these valuations so we do believe we unravel because you have to reprice for the higher discount rate once it does unravel we will be buying we will be going overweight and i think that's something important to note that you these know are the flows and ebbs of the market and it presents itself with opportunity that's why you know what we're active managers and that's what we believe active managers should do earl you were saying that real yields go to two and a half to three percent is that correct real yields is about a ten year treasure but to me this is the lead of this whole thing because a lot of people are saying this is not driven by inflation it's not driven by growth it's driven by something else what is that something else driving the real yield higher well i'll tell you what it its expectations you know when you read history books and the seventies and inflation throughout the 60s 70s inflation wasn't an annoyance it wasn't public enemy number one it wasn't until old reagan and boker came in where they said inflation's public enemy number one we're gonna grasp we're gonna cut it we're gonna get it down right now we're still in the annoyance phase of inflation that's why we think it will persist that's why we think this is a secular change towards high yields because it takes a lot to get it be to public enemy number one and we're not quite there yet at this point you said that you're gonna be a buyer when there is some sort of what kind of unraveling is going to cause you to be a buyer if everybody's been saying this they're waiting for the dip to whether hasn't been the dip yeah you know what we're are the way we take risk is a mix of quantitative and qualitative you know we have structural risk and tactical risk our structural good will risk will be buying as yields get higher we have our levels we have our view and then we reassess as they get to those levels but but as I said we're still short we're still fairly significantly short but we will be covering that and every any weakness and ultimately going long how concerned are you about the quintuple risk that we keep talking about that maybe we're seeing right now capitulation ahead of the market turning toward all of the expectations of slower growth given strikes shutdown higher gas prices student loan repayments and just the rates cost the of borrowing going up as much as it has I don't have any concern and and the reason is I look at the market it's all about framing and how you look at the market so I look at the market like Boeing a Boeing airplane so we're getting all these weather patterns hitting each other low inflation high growth low growth all this and we're getting turbulence and you know what the turbulence could shake the plane it could drop 500 feet but it's going to survive coming out of it so I have absolutely no worries about it but I do believe we're going to have a lot of turbulence over the next year. Earl, very quickly here and folks are going to get a little nerdy here as we did with Katie Kaminsky excuse me Earl Davis I've got loony at a 134 it is stochastic weak Canadian dollar in a 140 it's stochastic because the systems overcome by events if I get an Earl Davis market I get a stronger dollar and Does the there's a stronger dollar itself solve its own problem? That is a great question and I agree with the sequencing of that the stock what the stronger dollar itself does it allows us to play out into our story where there's going to be some volatility in this quarter but 2024 is going to be all right economically and the key to that stability from an economic perspective is a stable strong dollar so I think it allows us to play into the story of yes we're have going to volatile times but we're on the the best of airplanes and we'll serve it's made for this and we'll be able to survive and not only survive thrive you have to remember as yields go higher that's a longer expected return for retirees for pensioners for investors and bonds there's going to be tremendous opportunity here and even though we believe we're in a secular bear market I see 2024 being a cyclical bull for yields this is fabulous Earl Davis thank you so much with BMO asset management folks this is what it this is what the show's about you have Katie Kaminsky and Earl Davis back -to -back both screaming about lower price higher yield in the fixed income space is what a Monday morning is like Don Kass emails in the day the liquidity died let's he's really building on the VIX 18 standard imports 500 down two tenths percent now the latest news from New York City and around the world here's Michael Barr Tom Lisa after a 146 day strike that paralyzed Hollywood and shut down production since May the Writers Guild and studios have reached a tentative deal on a contract WGA negotiating committee calling the agreement exceptional vote on the three -year contract expected as early as tomorrow bill woke off is a strike captain the for WGA my phone is blowing up with joy people thanking each other people that are so excited that they're going out right now but meanwhile the actors strike in use tomorrow President Biden is set to March with striking auto workers in Detroit marking time the first in American history a sitting president will have walked the picket line former President Donald Trump will come to town the next day Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis is speaking out Ukraine on the story from Bloomberg's Jeff Bellinger DeSantis said he opposes NATO membership
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"bellinger" Discussed on WTOP
"Everyone. Here's Jeff Bellinger. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Let the reader beware when it comes to what is found on the Internet. Dozens of content farms have popped up, they are generated by artificial intelligence chatbots. Sometimes the output is riddled with inaccuracies. Bloomberg news technology reporter Davy albus says that's because there are no fact checkers. In the end, you have a bunch of remixed and you could maybe even say plagiarized content. Sites reviewed by Bloomberg news ran the gamut some purported to be news sites, others featured celebrity news or sponsored articles. None of them disclosed they were populated by AI. The goal of most site operators is not to spread disinformation but to make money on click advertising as people check them out, they may have some entertainment value, but not all of the content can be trusted. It's not the kind of journalistic rigor. We are used to seeing on news websites. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Jeff Bellinger on WTO. 7 42 trolls ewald was fired from his job in February of 2022. The former Montgomery county school of public transportation worker pleading guilty Thursday, though, to felony theft, stole more than a $100,000 using a county issued credit card. He faces up to 20 years in prison when he is sentenced in September. The fire could be seen, burning across the district for miles, burning on an apartment rooftop in Adams Morgan. Now dozens need to find a new place to live for now. The condo buildings wouldn't roof top deck went up in flames at around 8 30 last night. Cruised rushed here to the building on Adams mill road near Lanier placing the Adams Morgan neighborhood of D.C. and contained the fire, did not spread to any of the 5 floors below
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Bregman's homer lifts Astros over Cubs 6-4; Bellinger hurt
"Alex Bregman 7th inning two run Homer broke a four four tie and helped the asterisk to a 6 four win over the cubs. It was Bregman's 5th Homer of the season, and he finished the game two for four. All four were hit on the barrel head hard, so. It felt good. I'm a believer in over the course of one 62, everything. Will play out the way it's supposed to. Mauricio Dubois finished with three hits and two runs scored for the Astros who got 5 scoreless innings out of their bullpen. Christopher morell hit a three run Homer for the cubs. Adam Spillane Houston
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"bellinger" Discussed on WTOP
"Fall into the 40s. Tomorrow looking probably to mostly sunny with temperatures in the 60s. I'm 7 news meteorologist smart Pena, and the first alert weather center. Columbia barrel at 59° chantilly Virginia 57 downtown in D.C. 59 at Penn quarter at 1140. Money news at ten and 40 past the hour brought to you by pen fed great rates for everyone nears Jeff Bellinger. This is a Bloomberg money minute. It is earth day and the regenerative agriculture startup regrow is focused on the climate crisis. Agriculture, unfortunately, has something to do with it, as opposed to being an industry that can heal the planet. That seems very odd. Anastasia volkova is the CEO of regrow. Agriculture contributes about a quarter of all greenhouse gases. Vulcan says her company is working with farmers and business partners to break a vicious cycle of agriculture contributing to emissions that may climate more volatile, which makes agriculture more uncertain. She says regrow provides information on how farming is taking from or giving to the environment. Kellogg and Walmart have worked with regrow. Kellogg brought sustainable rice products such as their special case and crispies to the Walmart shelf through investing on farm into emissions reduction and they were able to tell the story to consumer so that mom will be in Walmart this weekend, picking something nice can feel good about that purchase decision is good for the planet. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Jeff Bellinger on WTO. It's 1141. They thought the government for 5 years, 5 years and $5 million later, the family of bijan gazar has settled with the U.S. government at his wrongful death. The McLean man was shot and killed by U.S. park police along the George Washington memorial Parkway in 2017. Kelly and James gay star and their daughter have agreed to a $5 million settlement with the U.S. government and the November 2017 shooting. After another driver rear ended by Jean gay star on the GW Parkway that night and he did not stop to exchange information, U.S. park police officers Alejandro Amaya and Lucas vineyard chased him up the Parkway and after trying to stomp him multiple times, the chase ended with vineyard and Amaya firing ten shots at the unarmed 25 year old accountant who later died. Since then, his family has been seeking justice, and after federal prosecutors declined to charge the officers and an attempt by fairfax county state's attorney to charge them, was eventually blocked by attorney general Jason via us, this civil suit was the last path forward, Meghan clarity, WTO P news. Ohio's two U.S. senators are pushing a new rail safety Bill. It comes in the wake of a toxic train derailment in their state two months ago. Supporters of the bill written by democratic senator sherrod brown and Republican senator JD Vance say the measure could be voted out of committee within a month. It would tighten requirements for moving hazardous materials on freight trains, as well as a long list of other safety concerns. Brittany colder is with the national league of cities. The number of communities where rail is in your backyard, cutting through your community, truly makes this an issue that touches every state. Norfolk Southern and other railroads have resisted requirements to staff trains with at least two crew members saying it would not alone prevent accidents. The bill written by the two senators would require that. Dan Ronan, WTO P news, just ahead on WTO this Saturday night, a Waldorf man hits a nifty lottery jackpot. For him, that sort of thing is old hat. It's 1143. High
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Wisdom, Bellinger HRs lift Cubs to 3-2 win over Dodgers
"Patrick wisdom and Cody Bellinger hit back to back 6th inning homers of Julio urias to help provide the cubs a three to two win against the Dodgers, Bellinger played his first 6 seasons in LA, so today was extra special. So good, it was off a really good pitcher. Julio, some of who I love and respect. So, you know, just whizz them got it going and I was just trying to add on. Chicago starter drew smiley lasted 5 and two third innings and allowed only one run for his first win of the season, urius took his first loss in four starts. Mark Myers Los Angeles
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"bellinger" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
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"bellinger" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is the Bloomberg green report. Cities around the world are really focusing on getting greener, local leaders are accepting that they must plant trees build flood absorbent parks and expand car free streets in order to remain livable as the climate changes. That's the good news. But a Barcelona based researcher writing in the journal nature argues there are unintended consequences. She says that in city after city, new green infrastructure is brought real estate speculation rising housing costs and community displacement in the majority of American and European cities waves of green infrastructure investment led to gentrification within about a decade. Other researchers are divided about the impact of green, gentrification, and in some cases they even doubt its existence, they question whether small investments and bike lanes and trees sent signals to developers and property owners that areas had become more valuable. Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg radio. What is dedication? The thing that drives me every day is a day, is very honest. We call them day to day for short. Every day he's hungry for something, whether it's attention, affection, knowledge. And there's this huge responsibility and making sure that when he's no longer under my wing, that he's a good person. I think the advice I would give is you don't need to know all the answers. The craziest thing was believing that your dad knew everything. So as a dad, you felt like you had to know everything and you had to get everything right. It's okay to make mistakes. As long as it's coming from love, then, you know, it kind of starts to work itself out. I want him to be able to sit back one day and go. We work together. We did a good job. That's dedication. Find out more at fatherhood dot gov. Brought to you by the U.S. Department
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"Is at the threshold where price levels will no longer be acceptable to developers. That could derail projects and slow the adoption of clean energy. It's a supply and demand issue China and other nations boosted clean energy installations to meet climate goals that boosted demand for polysilicon, supplies were interrupted by a fire at one factory and maintenance related shutdowns at others, and analysts at Bloomberg Neff's as some relief may come later this quarter. Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg radio, and JIT, New Jersey institute of technology makes innovation happen. The university helped biomedical engineering professor Tara Alvarez launch a startup that may revolutionize vision therapy. Our startup through in JT is called ocular motor technology. We create virtual reality, vision therapy, in a head mounted display. So it's gaming and basically sugarcoating the therapy so that children and young adolescents don't even realize they're doing therapy. To accomplish this, we need biomedical engineers, which are here in on GIT campus, a computer scientist, artists, people that are into story development, and then we are collaborating with a lot of the large pediatric medical centers. This idea of a startup culture is extremely important to not just nj and the national science foundation, but also to the U.S. as a societal hole. And JIT, New Jersey institute of technology, learn more at nj IT dot EDU. Breaking views that completes your market day. Want to talk about the chip stocks because we did see them moving in a big way. And compelling stories that make your
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"bellinger" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Are three Supreme Court Justices who are there as a result of an election. That can 2016. Let that be a message to voters everywhere. New York governor Kathy hochul there. I mean, time New York City council pushing to expand sensitive locations where guns can be banned after that other Supreme Court ruling on guns earlier this week that got so much tension. More on that from Bloomberg's Jeff Bellinger. The council once state lawmakers to increase the number of sensitive locations in response to the Supreme Court ruling that struck down a century old state law limiting handgun permits. The post says council speaker Adrian Adams wants albanese to ban guns in all government buildings, schools, hospitals, parks, day cares, cemeteries, and then create a buffer around those places where guns would also be banned. Population density could also potentially be another criteria for banning handguns in what could end up being most of the city. Thank you, Jeff. San Francisco fed president Mary Daly calling for another 75 basis point rate hike from the fed next month. But David dietz managing principle in senior portfolio strategist at pipe private wealth management says rates are already coming up sufficiently. The bond market has done a lot of the work for the Federal Reserve already. And the fed's open market committee is scheduled to meet again at the end of July. Global news 24 hours a day on air and un Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries. In the news reminded these Pellegrini, this is Bloomberg. This is masters in business with Barry riddles on Bloomberg radio. I'm Barry Ruth, you're listening to masters in business on Bloomberg radio, my extra special guest this week is Jonathan Miller. He is the CEO and cofounder of Miller Samuel, a real estate appraisal and consulting firm he first founded in 1986, his data and analytics powers many of the largest brokerage firms reporting and information about the state of the housing market, he is our returning champion. I think you and Scott Galloway are tied for the most masters in business appearances. Jonathan Miller welcome back to Bloomberg. Great to be here, Barry. Thanks. So let's just talk a little bit about your background. You cofound Miller Samuel in 1986. What led you to the appraisal real estate and consulting business way back then? Well, initially, I worked for a management company that was bought by Marriott back in the mid 80s and I said, well, what am I going to do with myself? And I got my real estate license and I became a real estate agent in Chicago and was more on the analytics side sort of the bean counter type. And then I moved to New York, eventually became a sales director on a new condominium building and saw these appraisers coming in without really data. There was no multiple listing system in Manhattan and I eventually got together with my family and we started our firm Miller Samuel in 86 and it covers the New York City metro area and then starting in 1994 I started offering market studies for the real estate company Douglas Solomon basically follow their footprints. I'm covering about 40 different housing markets in the U.S. right now. And that's really fun. And then it sort of marked and I teach market analysis at Columbia for their grad students. It's just been this sort of progression of, but everything related to housing and real estate trends. Well, I love that you are one of the number crunchers who dive into the data and come up with analytics to really teach us about what's going on in the marketplace. And so I have to start with that question. What are you seeing these days in the real estate markets you cover are prices and volume still going up? What's going on in real estate? Well, I think of it as with affordability dropping literally by half since the end of December. The market is going through a pause where there is a tremendous callback in demand. And this is a significant jump in rate. So you have this pullback and what that's done initially is new sign contract volume is down across all the markets we cover. And actually, that's been occurring for the last couple of months. This is the slowdown now has accelerated, but really we started to see contract activity slow down at the end of March, beginning of April. Initially, it was because inventory had collapsed and was keeping sales from occurring because there was no product, but it's really completely morphed into an affordability issue because nationally, depending on the metrics you follow, we're looking at a 20% increase in housing prices plus rates doubling. What else could happen to slow down? And I think what people generally have wrong with the market cooldown is initially when you have an external event like rates spiking, you have sales activity slow immediately and you have inventory rise immediately, albeit from an unusually low place and I'll expand on that. But the third step that I think most people get wrong is they expect prices to immediately fall. And there's really a one or two year period that it takes sellers to capitulate to market conditions, although I do think that they'll capitulate faster in this condition than in the past, but buyers are in already that's their hesitation. And then you throw in a war high inflation, you have all these uncertainties and everybody just, I mean, it's one of the biggest enemies of the housing market is uncertainty and we certainly have a basket full of that right now. You know, I have a very vivid recollection at like cocktail parties and barbecues in 2010, 2009, even people saying, why can't I get X from my house the same house down the street sold for X and it's not as nice as mine and that was sold in 2006. And my answer is always, well, you could get that money first you need a time machine, go back to 2006. You could get, that's what the market was. And I watched what's amazing, especially about all the online services today
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"bellinger" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Electricity is produced by a subsea turbine It is a giant machine that looks something like an airplane It has two counter rotating turbine fans on wings and a central fuselage that houses the generating equipment The machine is designed to be anchored to the sea floor In commercial production the plan is to locate the turbines and a current that runs along Japan's eastern coast and transfer the power through seabed cables Ocean currents are stable with little fluctuation in speed and direction and undersea turbines can produce power 50 to 70% of the time compared to about 29% for onshore wind and 15% for solar The downside is the complexity of installing the systems underwater Jeff Bellinger Bloomberg radio What is dedication The thing that drives me every day is a day is very we call them day to day for short Every day he's hungry for something whether it's attention affection knowledge and there's this huge responsibility and making sure that when he's no longer under my wing that he's a good person I think the advice I would give is you don't need to know all the answers The craziest thing was believing that your dad knew everything so as a dad you felt like you had to know everything You had to get everything right It's okay to make mistakes As long as it's coming from love then you know it kind of starts to work itself out I want him to be able to sit.
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"bellinger" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Developers have been hit by the current soaring inflation The cost of building an onshore wind farm in the U.S. has jumped as much as 14% since 2020 shipping and steel prices of more than triple some developers are delaying projects and hopes that prices will come back down and Bloomberg Neff says prices may ease but not until at least next year Turbine makers have had to raise prices and manufacturers have started indexing turbine prices to commodity shipping and labor costs to shift more risk to customers Developers have had to decide whether to sign contracts at current elevated prices or delay projects until cost show signs of easing Bloomberg Neff expects the cost spike to be temporary with costs currently around $1.67 million per megawatt declining to around one and a quarter $1 million per megawatt for projects financed in 2030 Jeff Bellinger Bloomberg radio What is dedication The thing that drives me every day is a dad is very honest We call him day to day for short Every day he's hungry for something whether it's attention affection knowledge and there's this huge responsibility and making sure that when he's no longer under my wing that he's a good person I think the advice I would give is you don't need to know all the answers The craziest thing was believing that your dad knew everything So as a dad you felt like you had to know everything You had to get everything right It's okay to make mistakes As long as it's coming from love then you know it kind of starts to work itself out I want him to be able to.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bellinger" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"This is the Bloomberg green business report Over nearly two decades more than 9 and a half million shopaholics around the world have discovered a global network that lets them shop in a more climate friendly way Free cycle is a website founded in Arizona by Darren Beale It works like an online auction members can post items they no longer want or need but no money changes hands People give the unwanted items to other members who live nearby Be less estimates about 1000 tons of goods change hands via free cycle each day he says that's roughly equivalent to the amount of trash that ends up daily in a mid sized landfill It's minuscule but it's a way for individuals to make a difference Beals next venture could be to expand free cycle so people can loan items instead of giving them away He says for instance that a drill may get used for just 15 minutes of its lifetime so it would make more sense for households to share a drill than for each household to buy its own Jeff Bellinger Bloomberg radio JIT makes innovation happen It also makes entrepreneurs like Anya o'dwyer Founder of enervate a tech driven civil engineering and construction management firm Anya says and JIT is defining the future Enjoy tease extremely important as a hub of disciplines all in one space with all of these brilliant minds And GoT's role is huge when it comes to defining the future and power from an interdisciplinary point of view They have it all there whether it's the innovation hub the makerspace And JIT is already creating that collaboration between the disciplines and you have civil engineers speaking to programmers speaking to electrical engineers And together they're creating advancements that we wouldn't have been able to do without those three minds coming together and solving a problem as one rather than solving it in isolation And JIT New Jersey institute of technology Learn more at ngt EDU Burden LLP accountants and advisers presents industry chat with Jack pulver and partner and leader of burden's hospitality practice The impact the pandemic has had on the hospitality industry is proving to be long-lasting making it essential.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bellinger" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"A major component of the climate diet is reducing consumption of animal based foods especially beef which is associated with high levels of methane emissions even replacing beef with chicken can cut your carbon footprint in half also shopping locally can ease one's impact on the environment The doctor stresses moderation just eliminating meat a few times a week or reading a climate friendly breakfast can be beneficial many of the foods that experts say should be part of our daily diets are also environmentally friendly These include lentils and beans seasonal fruits and vegetables whole grains nuts and seeds Jeff Bellinger Bloomberg radio And JIT New Jersey institute of technology makes innovation happen The university helped biomedical engineering professor Terra Alvarez launch a startup that may revolutionize vision therapy Our startup through and JIT is called ocular motor technology We create virtual reality vision therapy in a head mounted display so it's gaming and basically sugar coating the therapy so that children and young adolescents don't even realize they're doing therapy To accomplish this we need biomedical engineers which are here on JIT campus of computer scientists artists people that are into story development and then we are collaborating with a lot of the large pediatric medical centers This idea of a startup culture is extremely important to not just MJ IT and the national science foundation but also to the U.S..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bellinger" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is a huge ick factor that would have to be overcome but there is growing interest among big food producers and environmentalists in foamy made from insects Advocates say there are more than 2000 species of edible insects and they have a lower carbon footprint and require less land than livestock and less space than many grains advocates know they'll get just one shot if they can convince people to taste insect based meat but they say insects are one of the easiest things to make delicious because they take on the flavor of whatever they're fed They say various breeds have different characteristics that make them work as food sources meal worms for instance are clean and odorless and their rich in minerals and vitamins crickets and grasshoppers are loaded with protein A number of companies have already started making insect based food for animals and a senior rabobank analyst says there is huge demand for insects in the premium pet food category Jeff Bellinger Bloomberg radio What is dedication The thing that drives me every day is a dad is very honest We call him odd day for short Every day he's hungry for something Whether it's attention affection knowledge And there's this huge responsibility in making sure that when he's no longer under my wing that he's a good person I think the advice I would give is you don't need to know all the answers The craziest thing was believing that your dad knew everything So as a dad you felt like you had to know everything You had to get everything right It's okay to make mistakes As long as it's coming from love then you know it kind of starts to work itself out I want him to be able to.
Checking In with Michelle Williams
"bellinger" Discussed on Checking In with Michelle Williams
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Checking In with Michelle Williams
"bellinger" Discussed on Checking In with Michelle Williams
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Checking In with Michelle Williams
"bellinger" Discussed on Checking In with Michelle Williams
"Yourself yourself there. If you're not ready tell that person you're not read. But i wanna be selfish and that are not ready because i really. I don't wanna lose you. Want to hold on to you but still trying to figure me out but you hold me from the person that probably is ready for. They don't want to lose you math. Guess what that's being so if you if you wanna get ready and you want that person gets what you quit. Cold turkey right now discipline. Do you really want it or do you. Not because if you don't want it don't play with nobody most that's good. Don't say your he's written many songs about it more now. Speaking from the heart. He's grounded in earth in our embi music. Earth listen listen planning yoga meditation emailing water. Didn't it not eating meat drinking. Water praying and meditating listening and understanding the flow of the universe that but also note that god is the creator and master of the universe is instant respect. Best deeply rooted in highly highly respected amazing. And while i have you here. Because at i went there with you about just being cemented disarm be thing. Never diverting away from it. What does the future of this genre. Woody feel it to be actually spill like eating a lot more a to the emotional space a lot more melodic. You know we've been in place for a while darkness. And i do since people tuning into more of the self awareness you know in now. It's time to hold. People accountable to acknowledge was bagging. They was bad for the love. Then it went to make wanna make love then make love to add. Just want a straight up four letter. You y now. Okay adam allen feel no emotions. Don't feel like you go to therapy. I'm okay on it now. It seems like it's kinda maybe they ever going to go back to the man begging Back to being vulnerable..
AP News Radio
Báez Returns, Mets Snap Dodgers' 9-Game Win Streak, 7-2
"Hi nearby has returned from an eleven game injury absence and laced an RBI double in the first inning as the Mets avoided a four game sweep by the Dodgers seven to two I've been trying to be out there you know just try to have the team and you know finally I I went out there today and then we got a win JD Davis belted a two run Homer and drove in four for New York which is two one eight in this stretch of thirteen consecutive games against Los Angeles and San Francisco Marcus Stroman pitched six innings of four hit ball as the match ended the Dodgers nine game winning streak Cody Bellinger's two run single in the fourth accounted for the Dodgers scoring as they fell two and a half games behind the NL west leading giants I'm Dave Ferrie
AP News
Bellinger Sends Dodgers Past Mets 2-1 in 10 Innings
"Cody Bellinger doubled home the tie breaking run in the tenth inning to give the Dodgers are second straight extra inning win over the Mets two to one New York pitcher Taijuan Walker had a no hitter into will Smith homered with one out in the seventh Walker Buehler had to settle for no decision after striking out ten over seven innings and holding the Mets to four hits including Michael Conforto S. fourth inning Homer the Dodgers have won two straight in ten innings after losing twelve of their first thirteen extra inning contests this season the Mets managed just four hits a drop one and a half games of the NL east lead on the ferry
AP News Radio
Pujols Homers Against Team That Cut Him, Dodgers Beat Angels
"Walker Buehler grinded through six innings to get his twelfth win as the Dodgers beat the angels eight to two a spokesman not not very good today but similar stuff in in some spots was good so you're looking to get out there with with the one run Buehler struck out eight but walked four he lowered his season earned run average to two point one three LA got off to a big start scoring two in the first and three in the second off Reid Detmers Dodgers got two run homers from Albert Pujols and Cody Bellinger AJ Pollock had a three hit day driving into dealers now twelve into Denver's is owing to mark Myers Los Angeles
AP News Radio
Buehler, Dodgers Dominate 1st-Place Giants 8–0
"After losing the opener of the series the Dodgers redeem themselves thanks to a four run third inning in an eight nothing blowout of the giants Walker Buehler celebrated his twenty seventh birthday and improved to eleven and one on the season striking out eight over seven innings Max Muncy and AJ Pollock each had three hits Muncie with a two run double in the seventh and Cody Bellinger homered in the eighth giants pitcher Anthony DeSclafani was chased after only two and two thirds innings he surrendered six hits and four runs taking the loss Ryan Lee Aung San Francisco
AP News Radio
Bellinger's Blunder in 8th Helps Giants Top Dodgers 2-1
"In the opener of an important series between the first place giants in the second place Dodgers internationally west San Francisco beat LA two to one in the bottom of the eighth tied at one with two runners on Darren rough grounded out to second Max Muncy through first for one out but Cody Bellinger thought he could throw out buster Posey running to third base is there across the don was high and wide off the safety net and allowed Posey to score the winning run Tyler Rogers got the win in relief Jake McGee closed out the ninth for his twenty first save Riley on San Francisco
AP News Radio
Kershaw's 13 Ks, McKinstry's Slam Lift Dodgers Past Cubs 7-1
"Clayton Kershaw racked up a season high thirteen strikeouts over eight dominant innings to pitch the Dodgers over the cubs seven one Kershaw yielded four hits a recorded his highest strikeout total in nearly four years any time you to pitch a four fifteen game at Dodger Stadium with the shadows it's a good game you know the now is it not easy to see there so I'll take it for sure Zach McKinstry hit a grand slam in the second inning and Cody Bellinger homered in his second straight game while driving in three the Castries first career grand slam with the Dodgers first hit against losing pitcher aber alles ally Los Angeles won three straight after the cubs took the series opener with a combined no hitter I'm Dave Ferrie
AP News Radio
Cody Bellinger Blasts Game-Ending HR, Dodgers Beat Cubs 3-2
"The Dodgers pulled out a three two win over the cubs on Cody Ballenger solo shot with two out in the bottom of the ninth the cubs rallied to tie it after Max Muncy poked an RBI double and scored a Justin Turner single in the first inning Ian happ doubled home the tying run in the fifth Anthony Rizzo homered for the cubs who have dropped the last two games of the series after no hitting Los Angeles David price retired to in the night to get the win Keegan Thompson took the loss the outcome drops the cubs two games behind the NL central leading brewers I'm Dave Ferrie
Afternoons with Marcellus & Kelvin
Dodgers' Bellinger has hairline fracture in left leg
"L. a. times the beat writer for the dodgers is reporting the dave roberts said that a recent test showed a hairline fracture in cody. Bellinger's leg and roberts says it's not a day to day thing. He said it's a fractured his left. Fibula show cody is not in the lineup. Obviously today no gavin lex today or aj pollick as well today tonight. Excuse me and this bellinger thing now that the dodgers have a lot of depth right. That guy's an mvp candidate right the last several years for the most part outside of a weird wacky season last year l. i. That is not the news you want to hear of your dodger fan.
790 KABC
"bellinger" Discussed on 790 KABC
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The Odd Couple with Chris Broussard & Rob Parker
No knocking Bellinger's homer celebration in World Series
"Rod Cody bellinger hit what amounted to be the game winning homer during game seven of the. And probably separated his shoulder. Later, when he was celebrating with his team manager Dave Roberts conceded bellinger's not one hundred percent. He could have issue swinging the bat with that bump shoulders. Here's the question is if foul or fair to say, the dodgers will be better off sent him bellinger to the bench during the series. That's foul to that is a foul. I mean, this guy's a game changer I mean the plays that he makes them the outfield and he's already ran into a couple of them in the playoffs they ran into a big wouldn't just the other day you gotTa have been there. My only question is what's wrong. With Enrica, Hernandez the guy that gave him at four on they need to sit him down. He's letting too many ways McCoy, balance your. Line of the dodgers as talented. But this was rookie of the year and you also was an MVP and another thing speaking from a professional standpoint as the hitting coach when you have a guy that has an injury like that to the shoulder he kind of slows everything down swing blue shorter he gets off tonight in my opinion he's up something special in their series that would be corey bellinger.
Slate's Hang Up and Listen
Los Angeles Dodgers Outfielder Cody Bellinger Dislocates Shoulder Celebrating Game 7 NLCS Homer
"The dodgers beat the braves for three and a wacky unexciting game seven of the National League Championship Series on Sunday night the game was played in Arlington Texas ten thousand fans were allowed in to braves were tagged out in the vicinity of third base on the same play. mookie betts made another ridiculous catch cody bellinger popped out his shoulder celebrating his game winning home run L. Able play the Tampa Bay rays and the world series starting on Tuesday in
Arizona's Morning News
Kershaw sharp in return, Bellinger HR, Dodgers blank D-backs
"A ding Dodgers make themselves at home downtown against D backs gone into the pool movie beds, a homerun as Clayton Kershaw, the Dodgers blank the D'backs three Nothing Take three out of four in the series D backs just three and seven on the season. Meryl Kelly, What's the clubhouse feeling? Obviously, there's some frustration or just not planning the brand of baseball that we should be, and I think everybody knows that and I think that's for the frustration comes from the D'backs manages for its
Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
Mike Trout rips cheating Astros, calls for bigger punishment
"Happy Spring Training has been so happy so far. No I was GONNA say being the leadoff hitter is generally a good thing but not if the leadoff hitter for the Astros in two thousand one that might be a little bit dicey so on Monday Mike. Trout spoke in baseball circles. I really feel like it's words that are being carved on tablets might trout use. The Word Cheat. He noted the absurdity of the advantage of knowing what pitch is coming at this Take Note Jim Crane any express frustration over the fact. The Astra's haven't been disciplined. He spoke forcefully as forcefully as he has an N. issue baseball. And if you're the astros in your angry the world right now this might be the moment that forces you to look in the mirror I really feel like when Clayton Kershaw sees about the said something the Astros might dismiss it as well. Those guys are sore losers because we beat them. When cody bellinger said something they might think. Well what are you talking about your strikeout machine? In the two thousand Seventeen World Series Boba shed Gleyber Torres. Come out and said things they might think. Shut up you too young to say anything. One might. Trout says something that has to resonate even with the most defying the Astros. Because not only is a great players you know. He's also incredibly respected within the sport and they know him as a great in accepting person and so i. I sent on twitter this morning. That it's like getting yelled at by your favorite uncle. There's just something to it. What do you think yeah no look? I Applied Mike Trout. You know he's not always a man of many words. That's for sure you know. I'm sure he considered beforehand. What he was going to say he obviously knew these questions or coming to him so he took obviously a very strong stance towards not only the Astros but towards the commissioner so as one of the faces of the game. I absolutely applaud him for coming down. Hard on everything that's happened. So tell me how you think he's. Words would go over with a George Springer and Altoona Bregman Carlos Correa marlins not on the Astros anymore but certainly saw him early this spring address this because I feel like that they would just listen and say nothing. It wouldn't be any complaints among the Astros and Mike. Trout speaks in this way. What do you think yeah? It's a good question. You know for all the apologies. We've now seen the Astros gives since that initial press conference. I still don't know if there's a lot of remorse or regret at least I haven't been down there in West Palm was Houston. But that's the feeling I get from far that they did it. They know they're supposed to apologize. But they're still feeling of. We got away with it. We one where the champs so be it So I don't think that feeling of remorse. Is there now. Is that going to change? Because Mike Trout says he's lost respect for them. Probably not you would hope they. Would you know do a little inner self reflecting and sink a little more about their actions? But I think they're also it's also easy to say. This happened in two thousand seventeen. We don't care moving on and maybe that's what the sport itself does need to do at some point this spring and I feel like that is best for the Astros at this point. Let's face it. They've taken a lot of incoming shots they punch back the other day. I think it's time for them to stop worrying about trying to save what they've already loss. You know watching Carlos Correa over the weekend pushed back a talk about individual situations in the world series when they weren't cheating and I I thought it was absurd. Yes we were cheating in the first inning the second and third inning but in that run-scoring spot in the fence. We weren't cheating you know and to extend my a comparison the astros with someone who cheated in neighborhood poker game. Can you imagine if someone said? Yeah we dealt from the bottom of the deck with firsthand second anther. We played that fourth. Hand straight up like other players. Don't WanNa hear that and I feel like that while Carlos was passionate in trying to absolve Jose altuve and trying to draw lines. It's a waste of time. Their legacies in cement. It's over in terms of the Court of public opinion. No absolutely and we all know. There's only one solution for the Astros and that's to go out and win the World Series in twenty twenty and at least remove the cloud of suspicion for this season. When we're pretty sure they're not gonNA Poll any shenanigans released today extent. They have that is the only way two thousand seventeen as you said that legacy is incident. You know it's always GonNa be be doubt now. They're going to go out and prove that they actually are as good as we think they. They are at least as good as they've been the last three years
The Herd with Colin Cowherd
Dodgers complete deal for Betts, Price
"Hairston junior of course former major league player world champion with the Yankees And of course the dodgers address analysts for Spectral Sports Net L. A. Jerry. Welcome to the PODCAST. How you doing very well very well? Yes on in Wednesday afternoon four o'clock eastern time. The big press conference at Dodger Stadium. Yes mookie Betts and David price coming to Los Angeles. I know you got to like train and your thoughts. I'm extremely excited. You know the dodgers the last few years. I've put themselves in position to possibly win a world series. It hasn't happened but I really believe adding guy like Mookie Betts in my opinion five baseball ballplayer all in all the major leagues. Excellent top of the order hitter. You know I think this is. He's kind of like the generations. Ricky Henderson excellent speed is they're gonNA NOT GONNA steal a hundred thirty basis because nobody does that anymore really. Nobody did that with ricky played But he gives you speed at the top power A great outfielder in right field. And you put him in the lineup with next month cody bellinger Justin Turner And so on and so forth this is arguably the best lineup and all of baseball and then add to This dodge rotation healthy David Price. Who Brings in championship type pedigree and I really believe? He's GonNa be pitching with a chip on his shoulder. I'm having something to prove the season so I'm excited for the dodgers and the city of La. Jerry dodgers needed a good right handed bat. That lineup is loaded with lefties. This bets bets is going to help that isn't he. Absolutely you know anytime you get a chance to Have the best players in all of baseball. And you're on your lineup. She'd He'd be in your lineup. It's GONNA help but you're always looking for balance and you know like you mentioned. The dodgers were heavy left handed The last two years with Jock Petersen Jason Cory seager cody bellinger Max money. There's nothing wrong with having left handed power but you WANNA kinda offset that a little bit especially with the emergence of Gavin Luxa the new Start second base going to the dodgers have. He's a left handed batter. So you WanNa make sure you balanced when you're facing writings and left these Throughout the season the playoffs so why not not get arguably the best right handed hitting outfielder outside of my trout in base going. That's looking back and Jerry. You don't look at this as as has some sort of rental you don't make a trade for guy player like Mookie Betts and not be willing to sign this guy who can be a free agent. After next year you fully the expect. The dodgers to ante up and paid has got to be a dodger for a long time. Don't you absolutely I liken this to like an Anthony Davis you you know you. Trade for Anthony Davis get him in the fold let them see. La Let him be Laker and see how great it is to be living in La very similar with mookie Betts. You get him over here here. Let them play in this ballpark. Be a dodger Every day Get accustomed to you know the lifestyle. LA which. Really second to none. Being in the bright lights of Hollywood. I I think he's going to love it here and WanNa sign back and certainly. The dodgers have the resources to sign a guy like me or about so. Hopefully he's comfortable here which I think he will be. And we'll love to play here because everybody played here including myself has a loved. But I'm not putting on that dodger. Blue Guess on inside the park a podcast is of course Jerry Hairston junior former major league player and analyst for the dodgers in their TV broadcasts The other part is MOOKIE BETTS AND PRICE COM from Boston and they're under a cloud of suspicion. They're under investigation for what went down with their ex manager. Now Alex Cora and the dodgers chargers got a bronco event they lost in the world series in two thousand eighteen to the red sox. Where do you make of that? Where Mookie Betts and David Price could possibly be implemented uh implicated and talk about that they took part in what could wind up being yet? Another cheating scandal baseball. Well you know what I've heard it. You know before the the commissioner ruled on the Astros. We'd heard rumblings for a couple of weeks. What was coming down the road and we knew it was pretty pretty bad We know that the commission she's GonNa ruin the red SOx pretty pretty quickly. That's what we're hearing And we've also heard it's not nearly as bad as the Astros so I'm kind of banking on that anytime you play a team in the world series and the Super Bowl or the or the NBA finals. You WanNa make sure both sides are on the up and up. And I'm hoping that was the case with the with the Red Sox I'm hoping Alex Cora bidding implement everything that he has with Houston in Boston but that's yet to be seen But you know now that is the guys like Bats and David Price on the fold You gotta wait and see. I'm hoping they weren't a part of it. Obviously David price being a pitcher. Sure certainly wasn't that part of it because it was on the offensive side of the ball. And I'm hoping mookie wasn't in wasn't a part of that as well so that's got to be seen Bob Open for the good in
AP News Radio
LA Sweep: Angels’ Trout, Dodgers’ Bellinger win MVP Awards
"To Los Angeles outfielders Mike trout in Cody Ballenger were named as the Most Valuable Player in the American and national leagues respectively trout won the honor for the third time in his career despite missing the final three weeks of the season with a foot injury his forty five homers was one of the reasons he was still able to edge up the Astros Alex Bregman for the award Belgium one for the first time his three year career with this forty seven home runs and gold glove defensive season definitely think that helps I don't know exactly what goes into the votes but I'm glad that I had the opportunity to show off what I can do this year for sure out there last year's in Ellen BP Christian yelled to the brewers finished second this season was also shortened by injury I'm
Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
Dodgers' Cody Bellinger becomes first to 40 home runs in 2019
"Beat up on the dodgers thirteen to seven in the middle of that game a leading get tender for national league m._v._p. Hit a big round number. There's the one to balance swings in the hammers at deep failed there. It goes number forty. I to forty in the big leagues cody bellinger three run home run thirteen to seven an absolute upper deck no doubter for cody bellinger.
Laura Ingraham
Fan taken to hospital after struck by Bellinger's foul
"York a woman at dodger stadium was taken to the hospital for precautionary tests after being hit in the head by a foul ball from l. a. star cody bellinger during the first inning of a game against the colorado rockies it was weird it was the first time that i think i've actually hit a fan of a fan but i saw literally hitter face tough docking over and talk and just trying to regroup tougher on the woman was sitting four rows from the field down the first base line sunday just beyond protective netting that extends to the end of the visiting dugout she was hit by sharp line drives she stayed in her seat but left about fifteen minutes later for further