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- 0:01Good morning and a warm welcome to your show,
- 0:05Sunny Mornings in Boston. I'm your host, Melissa.
- 0:09It's Wednesday, March 4th. You'll be interested
- 0:13to know. 136 years ago, today, in 1890. The new
- 0:20fourth bridge carried trains across the Firth
- 0:23of Forth with a bold cantilever design that completed
- 0:26a vital rail link between Edinburgh and Fife.
- 0:29That engineering triumph showcased modern industrial
- 0:33strength and transformed travel and commerce
- 0:35by making rail journeys faster, safer, and more
- 0:39reliable across Scotland. So now you know. And
- 0:44now, it's time for the weather report. This morning,
- 0:50it's mostly sunny and it feels like 27 degrees
- 0:54with five mile per hour wind. The sunset will
- 0:58take place at 537, and it will rise again tomorrow
- 1:01at 609. It looks like we're in for a mostly sunny
- 1:06day with a high near 46 and a light west wind
- 1:09at around 5. Tonight, expect some patchy fog
- 1:14after midnight, partly cloudy skies with a low
- 1:17of 28 and a gentle southwest breeze. The nearshore
- 1:22gooey at Cape Cod Bay reads 33 degrees for the
- 1:26water temperature. Looking ahead in the weather.
- 1:33Thursday starts with patchy fog before 9 a .m.
- 1:35then a chance of rain and a high near 42 with
- 1:38light north winds. Rain arrives Thursday night
- 1:42and changes to sleet and rain. With lows near
- 1:4535 and a strong chance of precipitation, Then
- 1:49sleet and rain remain likely into Friday with
- 1:52highs near 35 and northeast winds. Saturday warms
- 1:57to near 52 with gusty south winds. Then rain
- 2:00likely Saturday night before a chance of showers
- 2:03early Sunday and a cooler high near 57 Sunday.
- 2:08Bonjour, food enthusiasts! This podcast is brought
- 2:11to you by Versailles Cafe and Pastries in Encinitas,
- 2:15nestled on El Camino Real South. Just north of
- 2:19Encinitas Boulevard, this cafe is a haven for
- 2:22culinary delights. Indulge in their amazing Eggs
- 2:26Benedict or their gluten -free crepes. You can
- 2:30grab a panini for lunch or just breeze on through
- 2:33to get your morning coffee. They are open every
- 2:37day from 8 to 5. So stop on by and don't forget
- 2:41to tell them. Sunny mornings send you. In local
- 2:46news, Boston has been named one of five finalists
- 2:50to host the 2028 Democratic National Convention,
- 2:54joining cities like Atlanta, Chicago, Denver,
- 2:57and Philadelphia in the running. The convention
- 3:00is scheduled for August 7 to August 10, with
- 3:04site visits planned this spring to assess each
- 3:06city's logistical capabilities. Demon's Sea Chair
- 3:10Ken Martin expressed pride in moving forward.
- 3:13emphasizing the importance of partnerships and
- 3:16shared democratic values. Boston has only hosted
- 3:20the convention once before in 2004, which famously
- 3:24featured a keynote address by Barack Obama. Both
- 3:28Governor Maura Healey and Mayor Michelle Wu supported
- 3:31Boston's bid, highlighting the city's commitment
- 3:34to democracy and civic pride. Now on to sports.
- 3:44Juriksen Profar, the Atlanta Braves' designated
- 3:47hitter, has received a 162 -game suspension after
- 3:52testing positive for exogenous testosterone and
- 3:55its metabolites for the second time in the past
- 3:58year, majorly baseball -announced. Profar will
- 4:02forfeit his entire $15 million salary and will
- 4:06be ineligible for the postseason and the upcoming
- 4:09World Baseball Classic. This suspension follows
- 4:12a previous 80 -game ban for a different performance
- 4:16-enhancing drug. The Braves, already dealing
- 4:19with injuries to key pitchers, face significant
- 4:22challenges ahead without Profar. He intends to
- 4:26appeal the suspension through Major League Baseball's
- 4:28players' union. In local sports, the Bruins secured
- 4:33a hard -fought 2 -1 victory over the Penguins
- 4:36on Tuesday night. Maret Kasna -Dinov and Kasey
- 4:40Middlestad scored less than a minute apart early
- 4:43in the first period, with Kuznetdinov netting
- 4:46his 13th goal at 5 minutes and 10 seconds. Middlestadt
- 4:51followed up with his 13th goal, firing in a rebound
- 4:55just 50 seconds later. Jeremy Swamen was stellar
- 4:59in net, making 34 saves to help the Bees extend
- 5:03their impressive home win streak to 11 games.
- 5:06Next, the Bruins will visit Nashville on Thursday
- 5:09night looking to build on this momentum. In top
- 5:14news, one type of drinking water is linked to
- 5:18up to 62 % higher risk of developing Parkinson's
- 5:21disease, according to a new study. Researchers
- 5:25examined 12 ,370 people with Parkinson's disease
- 5:30and more than 1 .2 million without it. They found
- 5:34that drinking water from newer groundwater is
- 5:36associated with higher risks compared to older
- 5:39sources. Specifically, carbonate aquifers show
- 5:43a 24 % increased risk, rising to 62 % compared
- 5:48to glacial aquifers. The study highlights the
- 5:51importance of groundwater age and source in assessing
- 5:54long -term neurological health risks. In business
- 5:58news, Apple has discontinued seven products this
- 6:02week, with one more likely to follow. The new
- 6:06product launches often lead to the discontinuation
- 6:09of existing models. This week, Apple discontinued
- 6:13some iPhone, iPad, and Mac models among others.
- 6:17The discontinued products include the iPhone
- 6:1916e, replaced by the iPhone 17e, and the M4 MacBook
- 6:25Air, now replaced by the M5 MacBook Air. Notably,
- 6:30the low -storage M5 MacBook Pro was unexpectedly
- 6:34removed. Additionally, two new products are expected
- 6:38to launch, including the MacBook Neo and an iPad
- 6:41with an A18 chip. The current base iPad may soon
- 6:46be discontinued. In crypto movement, Bitcoin
- 6:51is down 0 .5 % to $68 ,000. Ethereum is down
- 6:562%. to just under $2 ,000. And XRP is down 1
- 7:02.5 % to $1 .36. Moving on to a more local vibe.
- 7:10In our community spotlight on health and wellness,
- 7:13we are working with a national Pilates studio
- 7:16to bring you some free classes, so listen up.
- 7:20Check out Club Pilates with several locations
- 7:23in the Boston area. Pilates presents a comprehensive
- 7:26wellness approach, cultivating strength, reducing
- 7:30tension, and elevating mental well -being. Scientific
- 7:34research affirms its benefits. So now you can
- 7:38check out Club Pilates for a free class. With
- 7:41locations in Canton, Wellesley, Hingham, Brookline,
- 7:45and Framingham, just be sure to tell them Sunny
- 7:49Morning sent you by. And now, back to the show.
- 7:54Let's talk science. Weather events like El Nino
- 7:58are notoriously hard to predict, but this year
- 8:01could mark its return. The climate pattern resulting
- 8:05from changes in the Pacific Ocean caused heavy
- 8:08rainfall in the western United States and drought
- 8:10in Southeast Asia two years ago. The World Meteorological
- 8:15Organization announced a moderate chance of El
- 8:18Nino returning, with probabilities around 40
- 8:21% between May and July. The National Oceanic
- 8:25and Atmospheric Administration estimates a 50
- 8:28to 60 percent chance for late summer. These forecasts
- 8:32are essential for disaster risk management, said
- 8:35Celis Salo, the World Meteorological Organization's
- 8:39secretary general. And in entertainment news,
- 8:45Guy Ritchie's Young Sherlock delivers a perfect
- 8:48origin story that is sensational. Inspired by
- 8:53Andrew Lane's young Sherlock Holmes novels, the
- 8:56series infuses Victorian England with modern
- 8:59energy and intricate mysteries. At just 19, Sherlock,
- 9:05played by hero Fiennes Tiven, is a master pickpocket,
- 9:08landing him in trouble and a six -month prison
- 9:11sentence. His brother, Mycroft, portrayed by
- 9:15Max Irons, helps guide him towards a new job
- 9:17at Oxford University. where missing artifact
- 9:20leads to a murder investigation. All eight episodes
- 9:24premiere on March 4th on Prime Video, showcasing
- 9:28a compelling tale of intrigue and character development.
- 9:33Well, all righty, folks. It's time for the quote
- 9:35of the day. And today, our quote comes from the
- 9:39American author and motivational speaker, Jim
- 9:42Rohn. And he said, success is neither magical
- 9:47nor mysterious. Success is the natural consequence
- 9:51of consistently applying the basic fundamentals.
- 9:56And that's a wrap for this morning. You can check
- 9:59out our Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok for some
- 10:03captivating aerial videos with local news and
- 10:06the weather reports. Have an amazing day, my
- 10:10good friends. We'll see you tomorrow with another
- 10:12episode of Sunny Mornings in Boston.