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"The AP Radio Network. Hey did you know that the Associated Press produces news related books? Here's what's new and upcoming. First pet presidential dogs, cats and other critters. Deadly force, fatal confrontations with police. The Hubble Telescope, a universe of new discovery and many more. Visit ap .org slash books to purchase or visit Amazon, Barnes and Noble .com or iBooks. you I'm Ben Thomas with an AP News Minute. A search is on for a of member the Proud Boys who wants to have been sentenced Friday in a capital riot case. Christopher Worrell had been on house arrest in Florida since being released from a Washington jail in November 2021. He disappeared earlier this week and now faces an arrest warrant. Prosecutors had been seeking a 14 -year sentence after he was convicted of spraying pepper spray gel on police capital mob, Sagar Magani Washington. And Norman Hall reports on a ruling that could have an impact on lower level capital riot cases. A federal appeals court said James Little was wrongly sentenced for his conviction on a misdemeanor offense to both prison time and probation. Little, who entered the capital but did not in join any destruction or violence pleaded guilty in 2021 to a charge that carries up to six behind months bars. Norman Hall, Washington. And I'm Ben Thomas. The Dodgers took two from the Marlins by identical three to one scores. Mookie Betts had himself a day banging out a two -run single in the opening game and a pair of solo home runs in game two. It's cool. As long as we win I don't care. really I don't really care who does it. Most important thing is winning. Julio Ureas out -dueled Braxton Garrett in game two with seven innings of one -run baseball to gain his 11th win of the season. LA has 13 won of its last 14. Mark Myers, Los Angeles. Eddie crashed Rosario a two -out two -run homer in the bottom of the eighth. The power of the Braves passed the Giants 6 -5. Rosario went four four for with three RBIs as the Braves won their fifth straight. Afterwards through an interpreter, Rosario defined his heroics. I think tonight was just my night and I feel like they could have thrown one underground and I would have still been able to hit it. Braves right fielder Ronald Acuna blasted his 28th homer and Kirby Yates got the win his seventh on the year against zero losses. Jim Hart, Atlanta. Julio Rodriguez went four for six as the Mariners won their fifth in row a leading the Astros 10 to three. Rodriguez now has 17 hits over his last four games, which is a Major League record. And he's the second player to collect at least four hits in four straight games. Rangers manager Scott service. Like it, but what can you say? Julio is just smoking hot right now and it's fun to watch every time up
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Judge's 2 HRs help Germán win after suspension, Yankees top Mariners 10-4
"Aaron judge had a pair of home runs as the New York Yankees beat the Seattle Mariners ten to four. Judge drove in three runs and scored three times his two run Homer in the third inning gave the Yankees the lead. Hitting the homers and giving your time the game giving your team the lead is most important thing because with our pitching staff, you know, you give them a lead and they're gonna take care of the rest. He also added a double as 9 of the Yankees 18 hits were for extra bases. Julio Rodriguez had three RBIs for the Mariners, Jim Bernard, Seattle
Northwest Newsradio
"julio rodriguez" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Just the bottom line of it, you know, we're going to have play good teams. We're going to play teams where we expect to win. But at the end of the day, we just got to find a way to get back to our game. Here's Kevin. Indeed, they do. That's a great outlook to puck drops in St. Louis tomorrow at 5 o'clock. How about this, the Seahawks out of a changing season right? You know what starts tomorrow? The NFL combine. So what does that matter for here in town? Well, you know, Pete Carroll and John Schneider will be there. And of course, they have the 5th overall pick. And four of the top 52 selections at the draft in late April. So the hawks will be watching and who knows? Maybe even dealing graphics as well, but at the very least they're going to be watching who they might pick in April. And you know what else is a sign of the season? We had Mariner spring training baseball today. Julio Rodriguez goes one for two in a single with this game with the White Sox, but wouldn't this be a revelation? Welcome back. Evan white, the oft injured first baseman slams a solo home run. It would be great if he could contribute this year. That's what you're watching for in spring training here, not so much looking for a ten one loss. We saw today, but listen, these don't go in in the standings. It does not matter. Everything gets wiped clean on March 30th when they play Cleveland. You're looking for the great signs. Give me 15 seconds. I'll show you one of them I'll be right back. Go beast mode on your plumbing problems. Here's the problem right here. What's next? I think we're gonna have to take the little toilet out. Got it, what's next? You're all good here. So go beast mode. Stop freaking. Yeah, countdown is on to march 30th, just over a month away. Exciting stuff. Thanks, Nico. I'll be right back. One night, one goal, stop suicide, register today for the overnight and join thousands in Washington, D.C. on June 3rd, as we
Northwest Newsradio
"julio rodriguez" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"The classroom at a time when student test scores show pandemic learning losses is the wrong approach. Carlene Johnson northwest news radio. The winter weather is causing flight problems for travelers at sea tac international airport. Vargas reports. So far, that travel of trouble continues with at least 200 flights delayed and 35 canceled most from Alaska airlines. In a statement, they tell us a problem is coming from Portland, which they say was slammed by a greater amount of snow than expected. They received close to 11 inches of snow, and now many can go home. Pilot came on saying, we have heard bad news from Portland that we don't have any spots for us. And so we just sat there for another ten, 15 minutes, and then he's like, okay, we have to go back to flies canceled. The trouble in Portland caught a lot of people by surprise in Seattle, Corona bargains, common use. An update on food insecurity in Washington, as northwest news radios John lobert ini reports, it's not good news. Higher food prices hit everyone hard, but food insecure families called their grocery costs, the most challenging bill they face. A locate more than 5000 people from December through January found more than half didn't have enough to eat. Among the other findings close to one third of households with children reported food shortages, as did more than half of the renters involved. In fact, in the past month, 53% of those who responded in King County reported using food assistance, most could be considered the poorest of the poor, making less than $15,000 a year. This is the latest installment from an ongoing study by UW and wazoo on food insecurity since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. John wilbert, northwest news radio, and get ready for some difficulty crossing the Lake this weekend, starting on Friday, night at 11, the 5 20 floating bridge will be closed so cruise can install 37 girders near mat like. When we place the 37th girder this weekend for the project, it'll be the final girder that we placed and it'll be the 513th girder. Department of Transportation spokesman, Steve pierce, as it will be the final support structure for a bike and pedestrian bridge that will go over 5 20. The week enclosure will continue until 5 a.m. Monday morning. We check the B can plumbing sports desk at ten and 40 minutes past the hour. It is like February, and there's a definite baseball buzz in Seattle, Bill Swartz is more. Making the 2022 MLB playoffs with exciting players like Julio Rodriguez and Logan Gilbert as Mariners fans fired up. The team today says the march 30th home opener against Cleveland is sold out. Tomorrow, the Mariners open spring training games in Arizona. Seattle players and all big leaguers will have to adjust to a new pitch clock and bigger bases. You know, anticipate there being a little bit of a learning curve at the beginning. Hopefully it's out of the, you know, they've got the routines down by the end of spring training. And then by the first week of the season, everybody's ready to rock and roll. That's former Mariner raul bananas. Now the vice president of baseball operations for MLB. Seahawks legend Bobby Wagner looking for a new football team after parting company with the Los Angeles Rams. Wagner spent ten seasons at Seattle's middle linebacker
Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast
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"It when, you know, I think there were parts of it that I wasn't a fan of, but I understand that if you're committing potentially hundreds of millions of dollars like Julio Rodriguez, like that might be there might be something to that contract, right? Like it might be kind of complicated, but it's my cool walk. Yeah, I understood with green because of the uncertainty that he'll be back and how good he'll be and all of that. And I guess with waka, there's always a little bit of uncertainty about health, but not in as acute away as there was with green. So I don't know. Suddenly, it's just these modest contracts are incredibly complicated. It seems, anyway, Padres somehow squeezing another player onto their ever expanding roster. And it also came out that they are now it seems like going to be switching over from a revenue sharing recipient to a revenue sharing payee. So because their revenue has increased so much and because they expect it to increase so much more with more ticket sales and sponsorships, et cetera. So it does turn out that you do have to spend money to make money or at least that is one way you can do it. So I don't know whether that pays for the spending that they've done on the free agent market and on the trade market and everything if you're doing just an annual budget, but it does go to shows that even in a modest media market, if you invest in your team and everyone gets super excited about it, granted there aren't as many alternative pro teams and said, yeah, go for people to get excited about, but still, Padres fans are excited about the Padres and I would be too if my team were allowed to roster 49 players. Yep, as Stephanie Epstein said, small market is a state of mind. Exactly. Yeah. I hope, by the way, that we'll get some news at some point about fewer blackouts in MLA TV, speaking of MOP TV, because it does sound like that's a priority now, rob Manfred made some statements about how that is a priority for the league. And we will see their hints are tied to some extent, but as we discussed recently with all the valleys possible bankruptcy situation, perhaps they'll be able to claw back some rates and show us more games because that'd be really nice too. If we could pay for MLB TV and also watch all the games on there, that would be great too. At least the ones that are not split up into 7 other streaming services. Yeah, I mean, I have so many streaming services now. And because I like poker face, I have another. I haven't used to have Ben. And so I feel overwhelmed by that. Well, people tend to churn them now. They just want to watch one show. As they signed up for a month and they binge that and then they let their subscription lapse. So there's a lot of turnover these days as people are trying to juggle several streaming services. So there's something that happens when spring training starts, which is it's very exciting and everyone shows up and then you start getting injury news pour in so whether it's a gram feeling some soreness or it's Frankie montas of the Yankees possibly going to miss the entire season or it's Steven Strasburg having another setback. It's like there's this Schrodinger's injury thing that happens like before pitchers report before players show up and start to do things that sometimes injure them or you find out about preexisting injuries. You can just sort of dream and fantasize about the season and look at who you got and then reality sets and when spring training starts and this guy's shoulder hurts and that guy's elbow hurts and often these things as you're ramping up for the regular season workload. That is when things tend to break or you realize that something you hoped would have healed over the off season didn't and that's why we see so many Tommy John surgeries or injuries that lead to John surgeries tend to crop up in spring training. So it's a combination of the optimism of renewal of spring and it's a fresh start and then almost immediately there's just an onslaught of sad depression goose too. So you can't have one without the other, I suppose. Yeah, it is a bummer, but you know it's like the 60 day IL opens up and you gotta tell people when people are hurt so you can start moving guys over there not the gram is going on the 68. Not saying that. Isn't what I'm saying, but part of it is that there is this option available to teams now that they can move guys there who are injured in more substantial ways than Jacob de Grom, who was, it sounds like just soaring cold, you know? And who hasn't been sore and cold or sore because of colts. So there's that piece of it too, where it's like, what did we get to put a guy on the 60 day and that opens up a roster spot for us? And now we can go sign a veteran to an overly complicated deal for no reason. Right. Yeah, I've been with the Padres specifically, they don't have to worry about the raster spots as much as everyone else does. Because they have like 90s what we've established. Exactly. They got a special exemption. So we've got a guest today, and it's a recurring guest, a favorite of ours at pal, Evan drellich, who is a newly published author of a very fine book about baseball called winning fixes everything, how PS bar's brightest mains created sports biggest mess. It's about the Houston Astros. It's about science doing, but it's about much more than that in the league as a whole and how a front office operates and functions or dysfunctions as the case may be. Evan's been working on this one for a while. So we will have him on to talk about this in just a moment. I'm going to give you a related stat blast this week's step blast to sort of segue into our interview here. Something like this will be a close and then the teaser changes to take it to discuss it at length and analyze it for us in a minute. Is to dance.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"A check of sports from around the world. Here's Dan Schwartzman. Thanks, Doug. Novak Djokovic gets past stephanos to pass in three sets in the player's opening match in the ATP finals into an Italy. Djokovic who is currently ranked 8th in the world has been the third ranked since past 9 straight times last losing to the 24 year old over three years ago. According to Russia Dortmund chief executive Hans joachim vodka, teenage star drew Bellingham is free to leave next summer if the 19 year old wishes to. The midfielder is considered one of the top young talents in all of Europe with top clubs such as Liverpool Manchester United, Real Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester City amongst others, all vying to sign the England international. Sources say the price could jump to as high as a €150 million if a bidding war transpires. It's a big NFC matchup on Monday Night Football as the NFL's last undefeated team the 8 no Philadelphia Eagles are currently hosting the four and 5 Washington commanders. Billy is coming off a win over the Houston Texans while the commanders have won three of their last four games. It is awards weekend Major League Baseball is a Jackie Robinson rookie of the year in both leagues were announced, but Seattle Mariners outfielder Julio Rodriguez winning the award in the American League but in the national league Atlanta Braves outfielder Michael Harris the second takes home the honors. Finally tragedy and college football is three University of Virginia football players were shot killed by former player Christopher Darnell Jones junior two other students, including running back Mike Collins, were shot in our currently hospitalized with one in good condition the other list of this critical. I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports opting. Markets, headlines, and breaking news 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business out and at Bloomberg quick tape. This is a Bloomberg business flash. And I'm Paul Allen in Sydney where we have the market a little weaker or by about a quarter of 1% the cost speed weaker as well by a similar
The Points League
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"So I was happy to just unload that whole clip in there because at the time, I also, that was only what. That was like week three maybe? Yeah. May 4th. But I was like, yeah, I don't know. We'll see how this goes. Let me get Bobby whitten, you know, write out this year. And so I was doing that, but I ended up also then kind of competing, which heard in a few series where I really wish I had some fab to bid on a guy, but I would do that ten times out of ten. Yeah, you max. That's the retired janitor season in a nutshell. Indeed. Yeah, you maxed out or 99. I put in 51 Vijay put in 31 and Mandy put in one, so quite a few offers. On Bobby witt junior and he basically turned it around. I felt like right after you picked him up, I mean, he did start out pretty cold and then had a really, really good rookie season, probably not going to win rookie of the year. It was a really good rookie class. I think that'll go to Julio Rodriguez or adley rushman, but he's definitely going to be a perennial all star. So a good pickup for the future at a cheap price. To tell me about what your thoughts on rob were during the summer because rob is probably the most vocal whiny, most needing of affirmation owner in the league. Yeah. And rob is the king of fucking bias. And every possible version of it. Yeah. Whether it's recency because he just won. Whether it's like something else, like he will take it and just he spins it into his own thing, and that's how he rocks himself to sleep at night. So. You know, I was willing to acknowledge some receipts for me in the VJ, but and I've talked about this with Johnny a lot, too. Like, the fucking wins matter. And it took me having some really rough weeks there in late July and August, where I was, I was struggling to get the fucking two 70, two 75. Where he was able to catch up on points and ultimately pass. And it was still down to the last week and then the last like 20 point difference between him and I in that last week. So he was still very fucking close to also not making it. Even though that. So yeah, he was right. Water kind of found its level, but there's plenty of scenarios where it would not have found his love for him and he would have finished in 5th or 6th. Hell even 6 the way Matt's team was really playing there towards the end. You know, it's fine. Rob think fancies himself like one of the best managers.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"In the FBI raid on Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort includes secret papers on intelligence gathering. The department on Friday released a heavily redacted affidavit outlining evidence that was used to ask a judge for a search warrant. In the affidavit, an unidentified FBI agent says they identified 184 documents containing national defense information. The FBI seized 11 sets of classified records during their search of Trump's residence, and consumer confidence is showing signs of improvement. The University of Michigan's final rating for August gained over 6 points as it continued to rebound from an all time low in June. Lower income consumers posted the largest gains in sentiment but the overall outlook remains low by historical standards. The survey noted inflation remains a top concern for Americans despite the easing of gas prices. I'm Jim Forbes. Now this Bloomberg sports update, Garrett Cole struck out 11 on the way to his first win since July 17th, Aaron judge at a three run Homer in the 5th for number 49, and the Yankees 200th of the season, and the Yankees beat Oakland three to two to earn their 5th consecutive win, coal now ten and 6 on the season allowed one run on three hits over 7 and a third innings to snap a 6 dart winless stretch in which he'd gone zero in four since beating Boston last month. Cole notched his 7th start of the season with ten or more strikeouts, he has 1335 since 2017. Jonah bribed connected for his first career Homer in the 7th for Oakland against coal, allowed for Jonathan Lois saiger recorded the final two ounce of the 8th, wandy Peralta gave up an RBI single to binge entered dermis Garcia, but was able to finish the game and earn his third save of the season the ex Yankee JP Sears takes the loss for Oakland that is now 5 and one. At Citi Field the mets defeated the Colorado Rockies 7 to 6 with penal on so single with two outs in the bottom of the 9th, delivering the game winning run for Alonso, 25 game winning runs batted in the season for the mets. That's a franchise record. The meds had a four three lead in the 8th, but Elias Diaz cleared the bases with a double to give the rockies a 6 to four lead, but that's tied it in the 8th on a two run double by Mark kenna, can a doubled home a run in the 6th house? Well, the braves defeated St. Louis 11 to four, so Atlanta remains two games behind the mets in the national league east. The Seattle Mariners moving quickly to lock up rookie sensation Julio Rodriguez for the foreseeable future, according to multiple reports, the Mariners and Rodriguez inked a 14 year contract extension. And after two rounds of play at the tour championship in Atlanta, Georgia, Scotty scheffler is atop the leaderboard at 19 under par. With a Bloomberg sports update, I'm Tom Rogers. You're listening to Bloomberg opinion, I'm Bonnie Quinn, and
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"The Yankees leading the Oakland athletics three to one in the bottom of the 9th inning, the Yankees trying for their 5th consecutive win, Aaron judge, a three run Homer in the top of the 5th inning, accounting for all of the Yankee runs, judge leads the major leagues in home runs and runs batted in with 49 and 109, Garrett cold started for the Yankees, he struck out 11 in 7 and a third innings, allowing just one run on three hits. At Citi Field, the mets outlast the Colorado Rockies 7 to 6, with Pete Alonso's walk off single with two outs in the bottom of the 9th, delivering the game winning run, but that side of four three lead in the 8th, but Elias Diaz cleared the bases with a double to give the rockies a 6 to four lead, the mets tied it in the 8th on a two run double by Mark kenna, can a doubled home a run in the 6th as well Alonso now with 105 runs batted in telling him what Paul Goldschmidt of St. Louis for the national league lead. Edwin Diaz picked up the win in relief, speaking of the Cardinals, they lost to Atlanta 11 to four, so the braves remained two games behind the mets in the national league east. The Seattle Mariners are moving quickly to lock up rookie sensation Julio Rodriguez for the foreseeable future, according to multiple reports, the Mariners and Rodriguez and 14 year contract extension, according to ESPN, the contract is worth the base level of $210 million, but Rodriguez could earn as much as 450 million over the course of the extension. Serena Williams gearing up for her final U.S. open run in New York City, the 40 year old announced her retirement from tennis earlier this month, saying she wants to move toward other things. The tennis legend is currently unseated and ranked at 608 and is slated to play opening day on Monday. After two rounds of play at the tour championship in Atlanta, Scottie scheffler is atop the leaderboard at 19 under par. While the Bloomberg sports update, I'm Tom Rogers
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Title and intends to continue with his boxing career. The champion took to social media to announce he would be walking away from the sport for good just last week. I'm Brian shook. Now this Bloomberg sports update in Oakland, the Yankees lead the athletics three to one in the top of the 8th inning, all of the Yankee runs coming in the top of the 5th, courtesy of the three run Homer by Aaron judge, judge leading the major leagues in home runs and runs batted in 49 home runs now and 109 runs batted in. Garrett Cole has pitched 7 innings thus far as struck out 11, the only run allowed a home run by Oakland's Jonah bride in the bottom of the 7th. At Citi Field, the mets outlasted the Colorado Rockies 7 to 6 with Pete Alonso single with two outs in the bottom of the 9th, delivering the game winning run, but Matt's had a four three lead in the 8th, but Elias Diaz cleared the bases with a double to give the rockies a 6 to four lead. The vets tied it in the 8th on a two run double by Mark kenna, can a doubled home a run in the 6th as well. Alonso now is 105 RBI telling him with Paul Goldschmidt of St. Louis for the national league lead. Edwin Diaz picked up the win in relief. Speaking of St. Louis, they lost to Atlanta so the braves remain two games behind the mets in the national league east. The Seattle Mariners are moving quickly to lock up rookies sensation Julio Rodriguez for the foreseeable future, according to multiple reports, the Mariners and Rodriguez Inc to 14 year contract extension, according to ESPN, the contract worth a base level of $210 million, but Rodriguez could earn as much as 450 million, the chorus of the extension. Serena Williams gearing up for her final U.S. open run to New York City, the 40 year old announced her retirement from tennis earlier this month, saying she wants to move toward other things. The tennis legend is currently unseated and ranked at 608 and is slated to play opening day on Monday. After two rounds of play at the tour championship in Atlanta, Scottie scheffler atop the leaderboard at 19 under par. While the Bloomberg sports update, I'm Tom Rogers. This is Bloomberg businessweek inside from the reporters and editors who bring you America's most trusted business magazine. Plus, global business finance and tech news as it happens. Bloomberg businessweek, with Carol massar and Bloomberg quick takes Tim stenog on Bloomberg radio. Hi everyone, welcome to the weekend edition of Bloomberg business week. Jackson hole, fed J Powell all top of mind for the newsroom this past week, and coming up, we're going to actually zoom out a bit for a look at how inflation and the economic slowdown have impacted the business world this summer and really all of us consumers. We'll also get a pulse check on the venture capital space and dig into the retail sector with the CEO of petco, plus our cover story details the causes and devastating effects of a contaminant found in a Michigan baby formula plant earlier this year, it plays into the ongoing nationwide shortage. So troubling on many, many levels. All right, all of that and more to come, we begin though with the tsunami of shutoffs. Surging electricity prices spurring the worst ever crisis in late utility payments. It was a Bloomberg big take from this past week. You can also find it in the economic section of the new issue of Bloomberg businessweek magazine that is out now on newsstands online at Bloomberg dot com and of course on the Bloomberg terminal. Will wade Mark chediak and Ben Holland wrote the piece, will is Bloomberg news power and renewable energy editor, and he joins us now. Well, it's good to have you with us. So this is something that some 20 million U.S. households are dealing with right now. That's about one in 6 American homes that are unable to pay surging electricity bills. Why? Well, the basic issue is that the price of electricity keeps going up. It's about 15% higher than it was a year ago. And it's probably going to keep going up because it's all tied to natural gas. And natural gas prices have doubled from a year ago. You know, it's interesting what I think about. And whenever I talk well with our European colleagues, they're like, you know what? We've been dealing with this for a while. Certainly because of the Russian war in Ukraine. Give us a little perspective as we kind of even zoom out a little bit wider. You know, that's totally fair. It is good to put it in a global context. Because we're looking at this issue here in the United States. And it's serious. But we're thinking here about people who can't afford to pay their bill. And if you go to Europe and Asia, there's places where they're worried about not having enough electricity to go around, especially come winter. It also comes at a time when interestingly enough, government aid that happened during the coronavirus pandemic dried up. So what's the connection between a lack of government help and then an inability for so many millions of Americans to be unable to afford their bills? Well, during the pandemic, the government passed actually with state governments, many states had policy that said you can't shut off people's power. And that was because so many people were out of work. Most of those policies have ended mostly towards the end of last year and being in this year. But then in a lot of states, especially up north, there's winter shut off moratoriums every year. They say you can't shut off high power when it's really cold because literally people can die. So we're coming out of both of those things right into the spring and in spring is when everybody started saying, wait, what's this inflation thing? Why is everything so much more expensive? So a few months down the road brings us to now and that's when we're seeing people's bills have gotten high. People are behind on their bills and the utilities give people grace periods and now they're like, well, the grace period is over. We're going to have to start shutting people off. I guess they will with the story like this, what's great is you guys zoom out and then you zoom in and you talk about one family and one individual Adrian nice. Tell us a little bit about when you started really get to the granular level. What jumps out for you? Well, I spoke to her several times while I was doing the reporting She's 45 years old. She's a house cleaner. She lives with her teenage son in Minneapolis. And she's just been really struggling. She's a house cleaner, so in 2020 when the pandemic happens, one of the first things that happened is all our clients said, sorry, I don't want you to come over. She's been getting work coming back. In the past few months, in the meantime, she had a utility bill that climbed up to like 3000 something dollars. She was getting shot off notices from her local utility. And she didn't have it. You write that even though a larger family lived in the same unit that she was in before because electricity electricity prices have gone up so much. Just for her and her son who weren't using ostensibly that much power, their bill was even higher just because of the rise in prices. Yeah, exactly. Last year, she was sharing the department with a friend and the friend had two children. And then the friend and her kids moved out. So there were two people instead of 5 people in the unit, but the power bill is basically the same. Even with much less consumption and of course she had to pay all of it herself. Natural gas really, there's just not enough of it to go around all around the world. The U.S. is the biggest producer of gas in the world. But we export a lot. And if we chose to keep some here in the U.S., so prices would go down, then there'd be more potential power shortages in Asia and Europe. Our friends over there really needed, especially since the war has completely upended the gas market. You know, it reminds us of how fragile things are. I think about will for such a long time in the U.S. because of fracking and just a lot of development in the energy space, carbon fuel specifically here in the United States. We talked about having a glut, right? It was natural gas was so cheap, but how quickly, unfortunately, with the war Russian war, in Ukraine, how things have changed pretty quickly. And this is really hurt a lot of global pocketbooks. It really has. I mean, I've been covering this for a long time. And just everything about the electricity market for years and
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"Will join up with his new teammates who are currently on their U.S. pre season tour de lift also spent time with Ajax Amsterdam before he made the move to juve in 2019, Major League Baseball All-Star Game, bottom of the fourth inning. Now the American League has taken a three to two advantage over the national league thanks to Giancarlo Stanton the he's hitting a two run shot in the fourth inning off Tony Gonzalez of the Dodgers Kershaw got the start for the NL and it was mcclanahan of the raise getting to start for the American League. Now remember, if the game ends in a tie after thinning, say home run Derby will then determine the winner each manager has picked three players who will each get three swings, the ML three, Pete Alonso Kyle schwarber and Ronald lacuna junior for the AL, the three are Julio Rodriguez, ty France and Kyle Tucker. NASCAR announcing that next July 2nd in honor of its 75th season of race will be held in the streets of Chicago and what will be the first year of a three year deal with the city. The course will include include some of the city's most famous streets, there's lakeshore drive, Michigan avenue as well as south Columbia drive, they will also pass through grand park, pit road will be placed. How cool is this? Right in front of Buckingham fountain. I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports update, Juliet. We're gonna chat to Edwin Chan Bloomberg Asia tech leap, team leader this about The Wall Street Journal report that China could find Dede at least a $1 billion to end this yearlong probe into the ride hailing giant. We're also gonna talk to Lisa do Bloomberg China reporter. On her column that rich Chinese worth $48 billion, a struggling to flee COVID zero checking in on markets as well, it is a pretty good rally here. Tech leading the gains, the MSCI Asia Pacific index, more than 1% boosted by
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"julio rodriguez" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Now, time for check of sport from around the world here's Dan schwarzman. Thanks, Brian. In Paris reports that PSG offered Neymar to Manchester City with city boss Pep Guardiola turning down the chance to acquire the Brazil international, so not to ruin the locker room dynamic of his club. The deal would have reportedly also included a player exchange with Bernardo Silva leaving the Etihad for park defense. Bayern Munich has completed the move for Juventus defender Matthias de lift, who you may receiving €67 million with the potential for 10 million more depending on performance bonuses. The 22 year old has already agreed to a 5 year deal with the Bundesliga giants and will join up with his new teammates who are currently on their USB-C tour. They left previously played for Ajax Amsterdam before moving to in 2019. After not playing Wimbledon, Naomi Osaka has accepted a wild card to the mubadala Silicon Valley classic in San Jose, California in August. The four time Grand Slam winner last played in the French Open, losing in the first round in straight sets to Banda and you see mova. The Major League Baseball All-Star Game is tonight at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles with Clayton Kershaw on the mound for the national league facing Tampa Bay Rays ace shade mcclanahan for the American League, a new rule does begin tonight that if the game is tied after 9 innings, a home run Derby will then determine the winner with each manager picking three players who will each get three swings for the NL of the three RP to Lonzo Kyle schwarber and Ronald Acuna junior before the AL, the three are Julio Rodriguez, ty France and Kyle Tucker. I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports outdate. Markets, headlines, and breaking news 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick tape. This is a Bloomberg business flash. This is Bloomberg daybreak Asia looking at markets here. We do so every 15 minutes right now, the one year loan prime rate and the 5 year loan prime rate while they've been kept unchanged. 3.70% for the one year and a 4.45% for the 5 year and nothing too special in the fix from the PBOC right now the offshore is trading at 6.7410 against the U.S. dollar. The dollar is weaker, it had a big drop in the U.S. session now down another tenth of a percent. Dali yen one 38 13 and the Euro is trading at a dollar two 42. We did have earlier word that Gazprom was going to start pumping gas again through the Nord stream one pipeline to Europe and that was one of the reasons we saw a big rally in the states where many other reasons, as well, we get to those throughout the morning. I wanted to mention a couple of other items here this morning. The U.S. Senate has voted to provide more than $52 billion in grants and incentives for the American ship industry, loaded with 64 to 34. This was a procedural vote to begin a debate. The legislation could be passed by the Senate next week. He would then have to pass the House and the House majority leader steny Hoyer said the Democrats will support the Senate version even if someone wanted a broader Bill. Take a look at a couple of other quick numbers for you, the pre open on the Hank seng index will be a coming momentarily, and we are looking probably at some gains today. We saw Alibaba close higher in U.S. session 1.6% and also looking at the NASDAQ golden dragon index, it was up about 9 tenths of 1% because those numbers in the next few moments. This is Bloomberg. News within that show. All right, thank you, Ryan, a U.S. House has passed legislation recognizing same sex marriages at the federal level and repealing a defunct law that defined marriage as being
Bloomberg Radio New York
"julio rodriguez" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Now, time for check of sport from around the world here's Dan Schwartzman. Thanks, Brian. In Paris reports that PSG offered Neymar to Manchester City with city boss Pep Guardiola turning down the chance to acquire the Brazil international, so not to ruin the locker room dynamic of his club. The deal would have reportedly also included a player exchange with Bernardo Silva leaving the Etsy hat for park defense. Bayern Munich has completed the move for Juventus defender Matthias de lift, who uve receiving €67 million with the potential for 10 million more depending on performance bonuses. The 22 year old has already agreed to a 5 year deal with the Bundesliga giants and will join up with his new teammates who are currently on their U.S. pre season tour de lift previously played for Ajax Amsterdam before moving to you they in 2019. After not playing Wimbledon, Naomi Osaka has accepted a wild card to the mubadala Silicon Valley classic in San Jose, California in August. The four time Grand Slam winner last played in the French Open, losing in the first round in straight sets to abandon his sim over. The Major League Baseball All-Star Game is tonight at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles with Clayton Kershaw on the mound for the national league facing Tampa Bay race ace Shane mcclanahan for the American League, a new rule does begin tonight that if the game is tied after 9 innings, a home run Derby will then determine the winner with each manager picking three players who will each get three swings for the NL of the three RP to Lonzo Kyle schwarber and Ronald Acuna junior before the AL, the three are Julio Rodriguez, ty France and Kyle Tucker. On Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports update. Markets, headlines, and breaking news 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business app. And at Bloomberg quick take. This is a Bloomberg business flash. Asian equity futures are rising this morning. We see pretty solid gains expected here, but not particularly in China, so what's the issue in China? Well, consider this beautiful opening to one of our stories on the Bloomberg terminal. Over the past few years, president Xi Jinping is reigned in China's biggest tech companies, stamped out democracy in Hong Kong and locked down 26 million people in Shanghai due to COVID. Yet now he faces a surprise challenge from middle class homeowners who are watching their family wealth, slip away with a sustained slide in the property market. Now this goes on to point out that a 5th of China's economic activity is wrapped up in property, some 70% of household wealth in China is tied up in property. That's far more than in the United States, and it makes it one of the most sensitive political issues for the Communist Party. So we may see a
Bloomberg Radio New York
"julio rodriguez" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"As we look at global sports here on daybreak, Asia. So you're telling me Dano that there is a 40 year old soccer legend that could possibly be hanging up his cleats. Is that right? Doc, he may be my favorite footballer out there and I'm glad he's not hanging up those cleats, but 40 year old Zlatan Ibrahimović. He's gonna play. He's agreed to a one year contract extension to remain at A.C. Milan now, ebra is currently rehabbing after having knee surgery in May and is expected to be out 8 months now in 74 matches at Milan. It's his second time at A.C. Milan, the striker scored 36 goals and helped the lead the club to its first Syria title in 11 years last season. In an interview with el mundo Deportivo into Miami's cheap business officer Xavier asensi hinting that the club will make a run at lean on Messi when the superstars contract ends at PSG. That's after next season. A sensei who was previously an executive at Barcelona believes bringing in Messi would be a reference point for soccer in the U.S. into Miami of course co owned by legend David Beckham. 2017 masters winner Sergio Garcia says he's gonna quit the DP world tours he no longer feels quote loved while playing in Europe, he had already resigned his PGA Tour membership this after joining the live series baseball home run Derby, still in the first round, the two time defending champion Pete Alonso has moved on over Ronald Acuna Julio Rodriguez, the youngster from the Seattle Mariners so far the leader with 32 of 32 home runs in the first round All-Star Game will be tomorrow Dodgers stadium the starters have been announced. Dodgers ace clean Kershaw will get the nod for the national league Tampa Bay Rays lefty Shane mcclanahan is gonna get the start for the American League. If the game ends tied after 9 innings, it will be determined by a home run Derby the managers picking three each from both leagues they get three swings and the winning league will take home the winning honors. I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports update Juliet. Thanks so much, Dan, coming up. We are going to talk to John lube Bloomberg senior executive editor for Greater China about this Bloomberg scoop that Beijing may allow homeowners to temporarily halt mortgage payments on store property projects without incurring penalties. We're being told the plan is part of a broader push to stabilize the
The Bill Simmons Podcast
"julio rodriguez" Discussed on The Bill Simmons Podcast
"Which i think has a chance to be the best car to the last. I don't know how many years if he if he does what i think he's gonna do. Yes so last year the talk was. We had never seen a prospect and a again just an hobby terms elway's probably the greatest prospector or andrew. Luck but in terms of the hobby. Because of timing we had never seen a hobby. Prospect like jonesboro ever. I mean when product for started releasing which always releases months before they step on the field. The prices were astronomical. But we've seen that shattered now with trump alarms. I mean all the other guys are almost on par with borough in herbert last year. Zach wilson fields the hype around them enough but oh by the way we also have the number one prospect value is ever really. Change your luck. Yeah yeah and andrew lock like in twenty twelve. There was no hobby market for football. So i like this kid is like skill is there. But then like the hype. He's he's the design of the nfl. Like that's the effect he's had on cards already For twenty twenty one football product. It's it's nuts and then you have the trae land pieces. Well where trae lamb knows kids. The one who's like shanahan was in on him. Apparently really early those quarterbacks really well and he could be asleep or two but it's fun to see the rejuvinated football mark and then baseball's another orne it. They was talking about others. No stars baseball but it certainly has been reflected in the hobby the two thousand nineteen which which was at the bowman. One is like this iconic rookie set now. Who's in that one one of them. Yes so two thousand nineteen bowman which is one of the first products that comes out every year that has like the prospects is wonder. Franco's first card monster money also has got him. Julio rodriguez now we're gonna prospects but monster bat coming. J rod jet gerard absolute monster and i like him better than iran. Because he was a yankee. Markle lucia any of these kids. Who have incredible hype and they come up in these products in the product. Just go through the roof and bowman always is like kind of z name-brand baseball for those kids. You and i had the same theory on baseball rookie cards. I'm out on our pitchers at all times. I don't pitchers it's the same thing for this. Aol keeper league and we always try to just dropped hitters. 'cause you draft this pitcher and it's like oh my god he's the best college arm and then the guy is hurt a week later whereas at least a haters there's some sort of injuries stability now like some of the illinois got hurt this year. So it's not. The caters can't get hurt but allies. Coming back this week but it seems like the last five years or so at least like with fla- junior and tattoos and and it just seems like we're in the middle of a boom. I don't know how how's it translated to cards compared to what you thought would happen yet. So i've i've notoriously been down on otani. 'cause i got burned. The first year i bought him as like this phoenix. He's going to be great. And then i just held because i thought hey will see the ruth comparisons and the hype and he got injured the first couple of years so i got murdered sold off cut my losses and was like bitter about it. Oh of course. I i hate otani healthier taty. Yeah just dude go break your leg. Take a team jerk. I just totally wrong but otani stuff now is unbelievably expensive. I mean it's it should be patties and what's cool is now not only. Do we have like these guys hitting in playing great arguably some of not arguably. They are the best names in baseball. But it's like baseball's kinda fun again. Like yeah i am. I'm younger than you. select me. Griffey was the only guy who was fun to watch the rest of it was like a bunch of stiff guys who didn't care if they cared but they were just boring even trout. What's trove ever done this interesting. I know he's great talent. No question otani so much more fun than show. It's weird weirdo. Us always you but you nailed the otani thing and then you somehow lost money on it. Even though all of your instincts were correct. You went all in autumn. He just got early. Guess what you quit quitter. There's no room for quitters in this hobby. Gio here's you quit on a guy. Trustor instincts How like if you were a friend. Terry apart and i can't the boss relationship i just sit here and take. Yeah i i was so yeah i i was too early selling but then it's like i dunno if you held it for a year and a half hats off to you but if it ties up your capital i i never know what to do with. I'm always one. If i think it's going downhill. I'm cutting my losses all-year your batting average. Your batting average has been pretty great with us i. The highlight is the The early two thousands brady stuff. Yeah that's that's how you should be if you ever get famous for this stuff. They'd right the giant magazine profil. That'll be like the lead of the profile. How you were just all in on tom terrific. It's just gonna say. Simmons lackey got lucky headline london. And we've been writing team at the ringer. Siamese with the podcast until you until you're brady story. Yeah brady. I just held onto forever. I threw up watching the guy so i would spine his stuff forever..
KOMO
"julio rodriguez" Discussed on KOMO
"That financial support as they recover. And reopening of those funds would be what we would need to be able to do that. And during the pandemic, thousands of restaurants in Washington state closed. The Washington Hospitality Association says more restaurants are in danger of closing. If they don't get the help they need. Suzanne Fong corners Global news. Time is now 4 40 Time to check the Beacon Plumbing Sports desk. And here's Camoes. Tom Hustler, the Seattle Storm head into the All Star break and the Olympic break with the best record in the W. N B A After beating the Phoenix Mercury 82 75 yesterday, an angel of the winds Arena, getting a measure of revenge from a Friday lost to Phoenix in the desert and don't play again until August. 15th, speaking of the All Star break, that's where the Mariners are headed to on a losing note after a 71 setback. At the hands of the Angels yesterday. Seattle still took two of three from the handles and went five and four on the home stand. Yesterday was also the MLB All Star futures game to Mariners taking part. Jared Celtic went over one. Julio Rodriguez went over three and it was also the first day of the MLB draft. Meritage, director of amateur scouting Scott Hunter talked about their selection. We're extremely excited about Harry Ford High School catcher very unique Player skill set wise, He's he is a catcher. But at the end of the day when you look at his skill set, has a true five tool player He can run. He could throw. It can impact the game with his legs. His arm NBA Finals Game three, The Milwaukee Bucks avoided falling into a three Nothing holds. They beat the Phoenix Suns at home. 1 20 to 100. Phoenix still leads the series two games to one. Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal now have company topped the list of men's career Grand Slams as Novak Djokovic equal their record of 20 slams after beating Matteo Beretta teeny at Wimbledon for his third straight championship at the All England Club at sixth overall sports at 10 to 40 past each hour. Tom Butler common news coming up in three minutes another check on traffic comin. Whose time is 4? 41 looking for a way to make online learning.
KOMO
"julio rodriguez" Discussed on KOMO
"Is here to tell us the Mariners kept their winning ways going last night? Not once. But twice. The Mariners gave up a lead last night in Buffalo, as they took on the Toronto Blue Jason Game two of their three game series. So the game headed for extra innings and in the top of the 10th Seattle produced a lead they would not give. Up as Dylan more came to the plate with two runners aboard. Balls hit hard. Oh, wow, that ball is God on a bomb from Dylan More than a three run blast for Seattle. Seattle hangs on for the 97 win. They conclude the road trip and a series of the Blue Jays today before returning home to open a nine game home stand against the Texas Rangers tomorrow night. In other Mariners News, three of the top prospects have been selected to take part in the 2021 All Star futures game, which kicks off the All Star Game festivities. That game will be next Sunday, the 11th at Coors Field in Denver outfielders Jared Celtic and Julio Rodriguez and right handed pitcher Emerson Hancock all named to the American League roster. The N C. Double a board of directors yesterday, approving one of the biggest changes in the history of college athletics, clearing the way for nearly a half million athletes to start earning money based on their fame and celebrity, better known as name, image and likeness, without fear of endangering their eligibility or putting their school in jeopardy of Violating amateurism rules that have stood for decades. A statement from University of Washington director of athletics Jan Cohen said. Our university community has been strategic and collaborative so that husky student athletes will be able to hit the ground running when it comes to n I l sports at 10 and 40 past each hour, Tom Butler come money. It's 5 41 right now, just getting started on this Thursday morning, and we'll check traffic and weather coming up next. No one really tries to be unsafe online and tear address for free tater tots. But.
The Dan Patrick Show
Seattle Mariners CEO Kevin Mather under fire for comments, releases statement
"Go badly for that team. Generally it does otherwise. That would not be talking about that team. Because they never do anything right. They never do anything good. So if I'm talking about the Mariners, and I'm talking about their president and their CEO, Kevin Mather. He probably did something really stupid. And then he and they are probably about to get wrecked for it. And if I'm talking about the president and the CEO, talking to the Bellevue Breakfast, Rotary Club It's gonna go horribly for everybody, and that's pretty much the result of him running his yap to the Rotarians earlier this month. You see, he was speaking to the breakfast Rotary Club on February 5th. Those comments became public yesterday and immediately went viral. So why is that? It's because, he said, the quiet part out loud and said so on pretty much every single topic imaginable. Like you know, the speech to the Rotary Club where nobody ever says anything noteworthy? You know what's an all timer when you've got a guy like that, having to issue a statement, which includes the following line, and I quote I've been on the phone most of the day today, apologizing to the many people I have insulted, hurt or disappointed in speaking at a recent online event. Unquote at a boy Ste. Hot champ. How the hell could anything that happens at the Rotary Club go so horribly that you have to spend a day apologizing to all the people they even salted and hurt or disappointed. I mean, how dumb would you have to be? How bad would that speech have to be to warrant an apology like that? A statement like that from the CEO of an MLB team answer. Really, really dumb. And a really horrible speech. The hell was this guy thinking anyway? Clearly he wasn't my man's mouth was simply on autopilot. Check out what he said about that stuff about the fact that he admitted there was no way that he was going to call it their top prospects last season. Not because they weren't good enough, but because the team wanted to manipulate this service time if our major league team had had a Cupid outbreak. Or, you know injuries and we had to call people up from the taxi squad. We were a little short on players because there was no chance you were going to see these young players at T Mobile part. We weren't going to put him on the 40 man roster. We weren't going to start the service time clock. There were all kinds of reasons that if we would have had injury problems or a covert outbreak You might have seen my big tummy out there in left field. You would not have seen our young players are prospects playing in T Mobile Park. Check this dude out. I'm gonna gloss over the fact that a grown ass man An adult just used the phrase my big tummy. In public. I mean, normally, that'd be one of the more offensive things in a speech like that doesn't even crack the top 10 here. Honestly, the fact that he's openly admitting to being happy to putting a lesser version of his own team on the field in order to manipulate service time isn't even the most egregious a fence from this dope. I mean, we already know that goes on. We already know that a bunch of major league teams do that. But this moron is the only one admitting it in public and going on record with it. Except he wasn't done. He had more. Like saying that Kyle Seager is quote overpaid and that this would be his last year with the team. Like that's cool. I guess I'm not saying the Seeker has been lighting the world on fire. But maybe you don't hop on a zoom call with the Bellevue Rotary Club and put one of your key players on blast like that. And he wasn't done not by a long shot because he had some thoughts that he wanted to get off his chest about the second ranked prospect in the organization, Julio Rodriguez. Julio Rodriguez has got a personality bigger than all of you combined. He is he is loud he is his English is not tremendous. Good Take, bro. Good. Take Got a huge personality bigger than all of you. But his English is not tremendous. Yeah, I'm sure that's not the first time you've said that and I guarantee it won't be the last. But first he had more than you want to say about Rodriguez, because why merely irritate Why merely irritate one of your best prospects when you can go in on him and really piss him off. Everybody, says 2021. He won't be here till 2022 or 2023. Fantastic kid. Really big on social media. He loves toe. Get out in front. He loves the Mariners. That's a tremendous approach. Right? Everybody says we'll be calling this guy this year. The hell we will maybe next year. And you know what? Maybe even the year after that. Make sure we keep on sucking before he gets here. Why bring him up? You might help us. I love that he chases that with quote. Ah, fantastic kid. Really big on social
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Mariners CEO apologizes after disparaging comments surface
"Come Oh news, Seattle Mariners CEO and Team President Kevin Mather has apologized for comments made during a recent online event in which he expressed opinions about organizational strategy, personnel moves and club finances. Mather Speech included, among other things, comments on Mariners prospect Julio Rodriguez Rodriguez has got a personality bigger than all of you combined. He is He is loud. He is his English is not tremendous. He will probably be here in 20. Everybody, says 2021. He won't be here till 2022 or 2023 Fantastic kid. His comments came in a speech to the Bellevue Breakfast Rotary Club in February. They're posted online over the weekend. You should've statement that said in part quote. I want to apologize to every member of the Seattle Mariners organization, especially our players, and to our fans. There is no excuse for my behavior and I take full responsibility for my terrible lapse in judgment. The Mariners are expected to release a
KOMO
"julio rodriguez" Discussed on KOMO
"Mariner players continue to hold virtual press conferences and fan chats. 20 year old outfielder Julio Rodriguez, the number two prospect in Seattle's organization would get a lot of different stuff under to get better. I like my body. My swing everything is I coming together is the best physical shape the other fella. You've been my entire life. Rodriguez is coming off a wrist injury and 2020 Super Bowl 55 matchup is all set. Patrick Mahomes in the Kansas City Chiefs returned to defend their crown, and we're trying to run it back. And we mean that I'm excited. The opportunity to go out there and play gets a great football team and try to do that. They'll take on Tom Brady in Tampa Bay, representing the NFC Seattle Sounders Center back Roman Torres signs on with a Costa Rican club and the undefeated scans. Aga and Baylor are still 12 in the A P Men's basketball pole. Sports a 10 and 40. After the hour Bill's words come Oh news, as Washington continues to welcome everyone 65 older to get the covert vaccine, many in their early twenties are receiving a shot just across the state line couples. Brian Calvert has a closer look. Once on the same page with pandemic closures and plans. Washington and Oregon have taken dramatically different approaches in the vaccination process. Priority here remains with medical workers and those age 65 up in Oregon. There's also a priority for medical workers. But there's another group moving to the front of the line. As of now, I support the teachers being pushed to the front of the line for vaccines. Heather is just one of many parents supporting Oregon Governor Cape Browns moved to vaccinate all teachers, regardless of age. The governor seems to understand that older adults in general often have a fatal experience with covert 19. But what is true is that our Children are stopped ring. She wants the kids back in class, and her move is to make sure teachers are protected. She's also allowing those age 80 and up to be vaccinated. Even though Heather agrees. I feel like we have sort of an ethical quandary on our hands in that the teachers are being put in the front for the vaccine, but we don't have dates and we don't have a plan for the middle and high school students just Steve is a high school teacher. Getting back to school is my main objective..