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- 0:01Good morning and a warm welcome to your show,
- 0:04Sunny Mornings in Boston. I'm your host, Melissa,
- 0:09and it's Wednesday, August 6th. You'll be interested
- 0:13to know, 34 years ago today in 1991, British
- 0:18computer scientist Tim Berners -Lee introduced
- 0:21the World Wide Web to the public. This groundbreaking
- 0:25innovation transformed global communication.
- 0:29enabling people worldwide to share information
- 0:31instantly. The Internet has obviously since become
- 0:36an integral part of daily life, revolutionizing
- 0:39how we connect, learn, and collaborate. So now
- 0:43you know. And now, it's time for the weather
- 0:47report. This morning, it's partly sunny, and
- 0:53it feels like 67 degrees with 4 mile per hour
- 0:57wind. The sunset will take place at 7 .54 and
- 1:02it will rise again tomorrow at 5 .43. It looks
- 1:06like we're in for some partly sunny skies today,
- 1:09reaching a high near 76 with a light northeast
- 1:12breeze. Tonight, expect mostly cloudy conditions
- 1:17with a low around 62 and calm winds. For all
- 1:22you beach runners out there, The first high tide
- 1:25Wednesday will be at 10, with a low tide at 345.
- 1:30The near -shore buoy at Cape Cod Bay reads 68
- 1:34degrees for the water temperature. Looking ahead
- 1:39in the weather. Expect partly sunny skies on
- 1:43Thursday, with a high near 78 and light east
- 1:46winds. Friday through Sunday will be sunny, with
- 1:50highs reaching the low 90s. Nights will be mostly
- 1:54clear, with lows in the 60s. Bonjour, food enthusiasts!
- 1:59This podcast is brought to you by Versailles
- 2:02Café and Pastries in Encinitas. Nestled on El
- 2:06Camino Real South, just north of Encinitas Boulevard,
- 2:09this café is a haven for culinary delights. Indulge
- 2:14in their amazing Eggs Benedict, or their gluten
- 2:18-free crepes. You can grab a panini for lunch
- 2:21or just breeze on through to get your morning
- 2:24coffee. They are open every day from 8 to 5.
- 2:28So stop on by and don't forget to tell them.
- 2:31Sunny mornings send you. In local news, the Department
- 2:37of Justice has identified 35 jurisdictions, including
- 2:41the city of Boston, as having policies that impede
- 2:45enforcement of federal immigration laws. Attorney
- 2:49General Pamela Bondi stated, Sanctuary policies
- 2:53impede law enforcement and put American citizens
- 2:56at risk by design. The Justice Department plans
- 3:00to take legal action against these jurisdictions.
- 3:03While Boston has been named, the state of Massachusetts
- 3:06is not on the list. In response, Boston Mayor
- 3:11Michelle Wu emphasized the city's policies promote
- 3:14community safety, stating, We are safe for everyone.
- 3:18Legal battles are ongoing in nearby Chelsea and
- 3:22some avail over federal funding. Now on to sports.
- 3:31The Milwaukee Brewers are currently the best
- 3:34team in baseball, despite having a largely anonymous
- 3:37roster. Manager Pat Murphy admits, you don't
- 3:42know why, and I don't know why, highlighting
- 3:45their surprising success. Recently, the Brewers
- 3:49swept the Washington Nationals, scoring 38 runs
- 3:52to 14, even after losing key players to injuries.
- 3:56They lead Major League Baseball with 68 wins,
- 4:00while spending only about a third of what top
- 4:02teams do on payroll. With a focus on developing
- 4:06pitching talent and emphasizing the little things,
- 4:09the Brewers continue to defy expectations and
- 4:13dominate the standings this August. In local
- 4:17sports. Last night at Fenway Park, the Red Sox
- 4:21beat the Royals 6 -2. Garrett Crochet earned
- 4:25the win with seven strong innings, while Trevor
- 4:28Story's two -run single helped break the game
- 4:31open. Boston finished with nine hits and one
- 4:35error, leaving six runners on base. The Sox improved
- 4:39their record to 64 -51, claiming their seventh
- 4:43straight win in the series. Tonight, the Red
- 4:47Sox clash with the Royals in Boston for the final
- 4:50game of this three -game series. Dustin Ney is
- 4:556 -7 with a 4 .85 earned run average, faces Michael
- 5:00Wacca, who is 5 -9 with a 3 .38. First pitch
- 5:06at 7 -10 at Fenway Park under clear skies. In
- 5:11top news. The Food and Drug Administration is
- 5:15focusing on orange juice, proposing a change
- 5:18to sugar levels in pasteurized orange juice,
- 5:22a move influenced by Florida's citrus industry.
- 5:26This regulation aims to address concerns over
- 5:29declining crop quality, while the agency states
- 5:32it will not significantly alter taste or nutritional
- 5:35value. Orange juice is often debated, with some
- 5:39experts labeling it as sugar water. cautioning
- 5:43against excessive consumption due to its natural
- 5:45sugars. Despite its nutrient content, health
- 5:49authorities recommend whole fruit instead. The
- 5:53proposed sugar threshold would drop from 18 grams
- 5:56to 17 grams per serving, impacting labeling but
- 6:00not nutrient quality. In business news, the National
- 6:06Football League has entered a significant agreement
- 6:09with Disney. taking a 10 % stake in the ESPN
- 6:13sports empire. In return, the NFL gains control
- 6:17of key media assets, including NFL Network, in
- 6:21a deal valued at approximately $3 billion. Analysts
- 6:26estimate ESPN's total worth ranges between $25
- 6:30billion and $30 billion. This partnership enhances
- 6:34the relationship between media companies and
- 6:37sports leagues. moving beyond traditional rights
- 6:40deals. As ESPN prepares to launch a streaming
- 6:44version of its network, the addition of NFL content
- 6:47aims to increase viewer interest and engagement.
- 6:51In crypto movement, Bitcoin is down 1 % to about
- 6:56$113 ,000. Ethereum is down half a percent to
- 7:02just under $3 ,600. XRP is down 4 % to $2 .90.
- 7:11Moving on to a more local vibe. In our community
- 7:15spotlight on health and wellness, we are working
- 7:18with a national Pilates studio to bring you some
- 7:21free classes, so listen up. Check out Club Pilates
- 7:26with several locations in the Boston area. Pilates
- 7:29presents a comprehensive wellness approach, cultivating
- 7:33strength, reducing tension, and elevating mental
- 7:36well -being. Scientific research affirms its
- 7:39benefits. So now you can check out Club Pilates
- 7:44for a free class. With locations in Canton, Wellesley,
- 7:48Hingham, Brookline, and Framingham, just be sure
- 7:52to tell them, sunny morning sent you by. And
- 7:56now, back to the show. Let's talk tech. The rise
- 8:01of quantum computing, It promises to revolutionize
- 8:05various industries, offering better medicine,
- 8:08faster internet, and more sustainable food production.
- 8:13Companies like IBM are developing commercial
- 8:16-grade quantum computers with the first full
- 8:19-scale, fault -tolerant machine expected by 2029.
- 8:24For instance, Comcast envisions using quantum
- 8:28technology to optimize data flow for internet
- 8:31services. while Moderna explores how it could
- 8:34enhance the development of medicines with fewer
- 8:37side effects. However, risks remain, particularly
- 8:41the potential for quantum computers to break
- 8:44current encryption standards, urging businesses
- 8:47to adopt quantum -safe measures. The future of
- 8:51quantum computing is closer than ever. Seth Rogen
- 9:01and Rose Byrne return to showcase their effortless
- 9:04chemistry in a midlife comedy on Apple TV+. Unlike
- 9:09traditional romantic comedies, this series focuses
- 9:12on friendship, as Rogen's character, a hipster
- 9:15brewer, reconnects with Byrne's character after
- 9:18years apart. Their dynamic is filled with humor,
- 9:22exploring themes like work -life balance and
- 9:25the complexities of modern relationships. With
- 9:29witty one -liners and relatable dilemmas, the
- 9:32show is described as smart and funny, offering
- 9:36more depth than your typical will -they -won't
- 9:38-they plot. Platonic is a refreshing take on
- 9:42friendship in adulthood. Well, alrighty folks,
- 9:46it's time for the quote of the day. And today,
- 9:50our quote comes from the American writer and
- 9:53philosopher, Albert Hubbard. And he said, The
- 9:58world is moving so fast these days that the man
- 10:01who says it can't be done is generally interrupted
- 10:04by someone doing it. And that's a wrap for this
- 10:08morning. You can check out our Instagram, YouTube,
- 10:12and TikTok for some captivating aerial videos
- 10:15with local news and the weather reports. Have
- 10:20an amazing day, my good friends. We'll see you
- 10:22tomorrow with another episode of Sunny Mornings
- 10:25in Boston.