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- 0:01Good morning and a warm welcome to your show,
- 0:05Sunny Mornings in Boston. I'm your host, Melissa,
- 0:09and it's Monday, July 6. You'll be interested
- 0:13to know. 141 years ago, today in 1885, Louis
- 0:20Pasteur administered an experimental rabies vaccine
- 0:24to a boy bitten by a rabid dog. marking a bold
- 0:27medical trial that followed his laboratory work
- 0:30on germ theory and immunity. The successful treatment
- 0:34represented a milestone in preventive medicine
- 0:37and established the concept of vaccination as
- 0:40a life -saving public health tool. So now you
- 0:44know. And now, it's time for the weather report.
- 0:51This morning, there's a slight chance of rain
- 0:53showers and it feels like 68 degrees with 4 mile
- 0:57per hour wind. The sunset will take place at
- 1:01821 and it will rise again tomorrow at 514. It
- 1:06looks like rain for some cloudy skies today with
- 1:09a chance of rain showers and a high near 74 along
- 1:13with a light southeast breeze around 8 miles
- 1:16per hour. If you're inland, it will hit a high
- 1:19of 73. Tonight, expect cloudy conditions with
- 1:24likely rain showers before midnight, then patchy
- 1:28fog and thunderstorms, a low around 61, with
- 1:32moderate east winds, around 12 miles per hour.
- 1:36The nearshore gooey at Cape Cod Bay reads 74
- 1:40degrees for the water temperature. Looking ahead
- 1:44in the weather. Tuesday will be cloudy with patchy
- 1:48fog. Showers and thunderstorms likely a high
- 1:51near 72, and a northeast wind around 14 miles
- 1:55per hour with rainfall amounts around a quarter
- 1:58to a half inch. Showers will taper overnight
- 2:02to a chance early Wednesday morning with lows
- 2:04near 61 and northeast winds easing. Then Wednesday
- 2:08turns partly sunny with a high near 79 and lighter
- 2:11northeast winds. Bonjour, food enthusiasts! This
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- 2:48Sunny mornings send you. In local news, the highest
- 2:54-paid college president in Massachusetts, Joseph
- 2:57Aung, president of Northeastern University, reported
- 3:01a total compensation exceeding $3 million for
- 3:05fiscal year 2025. His earnings topped $3 ,045
- 3:10,428 marking a significant increase from prior
- 3:15years. Oun's compensation saw a sharp rise of
- 3:20113%, jumping from $1 ,300 ,000 to $2 ,700 ,000.
- 3:28This boost was driven by deferred compensation
- 3:31and bonus payments. Oun now exceeds the next
- 3:35highest paid college president, Sally Kornbluth
- 3:38of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- 3:41by nearly $1 million. Now onto sports. England
- 3:52midfielder Jordan Henderson suffered a really
- 3:54bad wrist injury while celebrating his side's
- 3:57dramatic World Cup last -16 win over Mexico,
- 4:01manager Thomas Tuchel said. Henderson appeared
- 4:04to land awkwardly after falling from the advertising
- 4:07hoardings, following England's 3 -2 victory.
- 4:10and was pictured leaving the pitch on a stretcher.
- 4:14The 36 -year -old Brentford Midfielders World
- 4:16Cup has been limited to a six -minute appearance
- 4:19at the end of England's Group L win over Panama.
- 4:23It looks really bad, said England manager Thomas
- 4:26Tuchel on BBC One after his side's win. The doctor
- 4:30told me he is in hospital. In local sports, the
- 4:35Red Sox keep rolling. Boston swept the Angels
- 4:39over the weekend with a 8 -1 win Saturday behind
- 4:43Sunny Gray's dominant six innings, then took
- 4:46game three, 7 -5 Sunday. Wilson Contreras was
- 4:51the offensive engine both nights, driving in
- 4:54three runs each time. The teams now won eight
- 4:57of their last tenon heads to Chicago tomorrow
- 4:59night to open a three game set against the White
- 5:03Sox at rate field. First pitch at 740 with Peyton
- 5:07Tall on the mound for Boston. But there's a significant
- 5:12injury concern brewing. All -star Ranger Suarez
- 5:16left Sunday's game early with left of Ducter
- 5:19Tightness after just two and two -thirds innings.
- 5:23With Connolly early already on the 15 -day IL
- 5:27and starters Garrett Crochet, Johan Oviedo, Patrick
- 5:31Sandoval, and Cutter Crawford already out. the
- 5:34rotation is getting razor thin. Boston may need
- 5:38to turn to AAA's Brian Baio if Suarez lands on
- 5:42the in -tube list. Manager Chad Tracy will update
- 5:46his status after the series wraps. Meanwhile,
- 5:50the Celtics executed one of the franchise's biggest
- 5:53off -season moves, trading Jalen Brown to Philadelphia
- 5:56for Paul George. Two first -round picks and two
- 6:00second -round picks. Boston also signed Mitchell
- 6:04Robinson to a three -year, $47 .4 million deal
- 6:08and inked Mike Conley to a one -year contract.
- 6:13Centernimius Queta agreed to a four -year, $56
- 6:17million extension through the 2030 -31 season.
- 6:22In top news, seven countries in the organization
- 6:26of the petroleum exporting countries and its
- 6:29allies plan to increase their oil outputs modestly
- 6:32next month. Bringing more oil online as fuel
- 6:35prices have fallen to levels not seen since before
- 6:38the United States and Israel's war with Iran.
- 6:42On Sunday, OPEC Plus announced that these countries
- 6:45would expand oil production by a combined total
- 6:48of 188 ,000 barrels per day in August. The participating
- 6:54countries are Saudi Arabia, Russia, and Iraq.
- 6:57Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria, and Oman. The group
- 7:02stated that they will continue to monitor market
- 7:04conditions and reaffirmed the importance of a
- 7:07cautious approach. In business news, Germany's
- 7:13savings and cooperative banks are rolling out
- 7:15crypto trading to retail clients, wiring Bitcoin
- 7:18into the apps of institutions that hold roughly
- 7:2180 million customer relationships in a country
- 7:24of 84 million people. The Sparkassons serve about
- 7:2950 million customers and the Cooperative Banks
- 7:32another 30 million. Both groups dismiss the asset
- 7:36class as too risky just four years ago. According
- 7:40to Bloomberg, both groups are building in -house
- 7:43services rather than steering clients to outside
- 7:46exchanges. Yeezy Bank's main crypto platform
- 7:50already runs inside the VR banking app. offering
- 7:54Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Cardano. Deca
- 7:58Bank is building an equivalent product for roughly
- 8:01340 savings banks with a face launch later this
- 8:05year. In crypto movement, Bitcoin is up 6 % over
- 8:10the weekend to about $63 ,000. Ethereum is up
- 8:1515 % to just under $1 ,800. And XRP is up 11%.
- 8:22to $1 .14. Moving on to a more local vibe. In
- 8:29our community spotlight on health and wellness,
- 8:32we are working with a national Pilates studio
- 8:34to bring you some free classes, so listen up.
- 8:38Check out Club Pilates with several locations
- 8:41in the Boston area. Pilates presents a comprehensive
- 8:45wellness approach, cultivating strength, reducing
- 8:48tension, and elevating mental well -being. scientific
- 8:52research affirms its benefits. So now you can
- 8:56check out Club Pilates for a free class. With
- 9:00locations in Canton, Wellesley, Hingham, Brookline,
- 9:04and Framingham, just be sure to tell them Sunny
- 9:07Morning sent you by. And now back to the show.
- 9:13Let's talk tech. Some of the nation's wealthy
- 9:17are allowing artificial intelligence to teach
- 9:19their children instead of using traditional schools.
- 9:23They are investing tens of thousands of dollars
- 9:25for their kids to become beta testers for unproven
- 9:29technology. Companies like Forge Prep and Alpha
- 9:33School are charging families significant amounts
- 9:36to provide AI tutors and interactive workshops.
- 9:41Sean Johnson, a venture capitalist from San Francisco,
- 9:45plans to send his son to a $75 ,000 per year
- 9:49Alpha kindergarten. Concerns arise over the lack
- 9:52of evidence that these AI -guided schools are
- 9:55enhancing educational outcomes. Additionally,
- 9:59the exclusion of hot button social issues from
- 10:01the curriculum raises important questions. And
- 10:07in entertainment news, Idiocracy is the film
- 10:12that best captures the American experience, say
- 10:15readers of the New York Times. When asked to
- 10:18choose the best American film ever made, many
- 10:21cinephiles might select The Godfather. However,
- 10:25when the question shifts to which film most definitively
- 10:28captures the American experience, The Godfather
- 10:31ranks second. The New York Times recently posed
- 10:34this question on the country's 250th anniversary,
- 10:38and 3 ,000 respondents most frequently mentioned
- 10:41the lesser -known 2006 film Idiocracy. This science
- 10:47fiction film envisions the United States as an
- 10:49anti -intellectual dystopia, featuring Terry
- 10:52Crews as President Dwayne Elizondo Mountain do
- 10:55Camacho. According to the Times, some commenters
- 10:59expressed sadness over their choice, connecting
- 11:02it to their feelings about the country today,
- 11:05with several describing it as a documentary.
- 11:08The wrestling connection gained relevance when
- 11:11former President Trump hosted a mixed martial
- 11:13arts fight at the White House last month. Former
- 11:16Representative Adam Kinzinger remarked on X,
- 11:20saying, If anyone defends Trump saying there
- 11:22will be a mixed martial arts fight on the White
- 11:25House lawn, never listen to them again. He compared
- 11:29it to idiocracy with an equally foolish president.
- 11:33Meanwhile, the Godfather remains in second place.
- 11:39Well, all righty, folks, it's time for the quote
- 11:41of the day. And today, Our quote comes from the
- 11:45French philosopher and writer Voltaire. And he
- 11:49said, the art of medicine consists in amusing
- 11:53the patient while nature cures the disease. And
- 11:57that's a wrap for this morning. You can check
- 12:01out our Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok for some
- 12:04captivating aerial videos with local news and
- 12:08the weather reports. Had an amazing day, my good
- 12:11friends. We'll see you tomorrow with another
- 12:14episode of Sunny Mornings in Boston.