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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 Tuesday, July 1st. You'll be interested
- 0:13to know, 158 years ago today, in 1867, the Dominion
- 0:19of Canada was established, uniting the provinces
- 0:22of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Province
- 0:25of Canada into a single nation. This monumental
- 0:29event marked the birth of a self -governing country
- 0:32within the British Empire, laying the foundation
- 0:35for the vibrant and diverse nation we know today.
- 0:39Canadians commemorate this historic milestone
- 0:42annually on Canada Day, celebrating with parades,
- 0:46fireworks, and festivities that honor their rich
- 0:49heritage and unity. So now you know. And now,
- 0:54it's time for the Weather Report. This morning,
- 1:00it scattered showers and thunderstorms, and it
- 1:03feels like 74 degrees with 9 mile per hour wind.
- 1:08The sunset will take place at 816, and it will
- 1:11rise again tomorrow at 507. It looks like we're
- 1:15in for some mostly cloudy skies today, with a
- 1:19chance of showers and thunderstorms and a high
- 1:21near 88, accompanied by a light southwest breeze.
- 1:26Tonight. Expect continued cloudiness and a low
- 1:30of 73 with light winds. For all you beach runners
- 1:35out there, the first low tide Tuesday will be
- 1:38at 1030 with a high tide at 5. The near -shore
- 1:42buoy at Cape Cod Bay reads 65 degrees for the
- 1:47water temperature. Looking ahead in the weather.
- 1:52Expect a slight chance of rain showers Wednesday
- 1:54morning. then mostly cloudy with a high near
- 1:5788. Thursday brings a slight chance of afternoon
- 2:01thunderstorms, sunny skies, and a high near 89.
- 2:06Independence Day will be sunny and warm with
- 2:08a high near 81. The weekend looks mostly sunny
- 2:13with highs around 85 and comfortable nights in
- 2:16the 60s. Bonjour, food enthusiasts! This podcast
- 2:21is brought to you by Versailles Cafe and Pastries
- 2:24in Encinitas. Nestled on El Camino Real South,
- 2:29just north of Encinitas Boulevard, this cafe
- 2:32is a haven for culinary delights. Indulge in
- 2:36their amazing Eggs Benedict or their gluten -free
- 2:39crepes. You can grab a panini for lunch or just
- 2:43breeze on through to get your morning coffee.
- 2:46They are open every day from 8 to 5. So stop
- 2:50on by and don't forget to tell them. Sunny mornings
- 2:54send you. In local news, Rhode Island Governor
- 3:00Dan McKee recently signed legislation banning
- 3:03the sale of certain military -style weapons in
- 3:06the state. McKee emphasized, today we're delivering
- 3:10progress on the work to keep our children, families,
- 3:14and communities safe from gun violence. The law
- 3:18prohibits the manufacture and sale of military
- 3:20-style firearms, although lawful owners can still
- 3:24possess and sell them under specific conditions.
- 3:28Lieutenant Governor Sabine Amego stated, Families
- 3:31can rest easier knowing that we've slowed the
- 3:34spread of dangerous weapons of war. The law takes
- 3:38effect on July 1, 2026, with violations carrying
- 3:42severe penalties. Now on to sports. Willier Abreu
- 3:52had a spectacular night at Fenway Park, hitting
- 3:56an inside -the -park home run and a grand slam
- 3:58in the same game, leading the Boston Red Sox
- 4:01to a 13 -6 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
- 4:06Abreu's inside -the -park homer, his 15th of
- 4:09the season, was a thrilling moment, as the ball
- 4:12took a strange bounce. allowing him to sprint
- 4:15around the bases in 16 .72 seconds. This achievement
- 4:20made him the sixth player to accomplish this
- 4:22feat, joining Roger Maris, who last did it in
- 4:261958. In local sports. Last night at Fenway,
- 4:32the Red Sox dominated the Reds, 13 -6. Wiley
- 4:37Abreu was on fire, melting a grand slam and an
- 4:41inside -the -park soul of Homer. while Trevor
- 4:44Story added a three -run blast in the first.
- 4:47The Sox's 14 hits overwhelmed Cincinnati, with
- 4:51Garcia nabbing the win as Burns suffered the
- 4:54loss, unable to contain Boston's explosive offense.
- 4:59With this victory, the Sox improved to 42 -44.
- 5:04Tonight, the Sox face the Reds in Boston for
- 5:07Game 2 of this three -game series. Richard Fitz,
- 5:11with a 4 .68 earned run average, takes on Brady
- 5:15Singer, sporting a 4 .31. First pitch is at 7
- 5:19.10 with temperatures around 82 degrees at Fenway.
- 5:24In top news. In a significant move, Hanker Innovations
- 5:30has announced a second, broader recall of several
- 5:33portable power bank models due to potential fire
- 5:36hazards linked to lithium -ion batteries. This
- 5:40follows an earlier recall of over 1 million units.
- 5:44The company cited enhanced quality control measures
- 5:47that revealed additional risks from a single
- 5:50vendor's battery cells. Although the likelihood
- 5:53of malfunction is minimal, Anker is initiating
- 5:56a voluntary global recall. The latest recall
- 6:00includes five models, with customers urged to
- 6:03stop using them immediately. Affected units can
- 6:07be replaced or exchanged for a gift card, but
- 6:10must be disposed of properly. In business news,
- 6:15Zillow's new real estate blacklist takes effect
- 6:19on June 30, impacting how homebuyers search for
- 6:23properties. Starting Monday, Zillow will ban
- 6:27listings that agents promote without sharing
- 6:29them in local databases within one business day.
- 6:34This change targets the issue of exclusive inventory,
- 6:37where properties are advertised in limited venues.
- 6:40With legal disputes intensifying, especially
- 6:43from Compass, buyers and sellers must navigate
- 6:47this evolving landscape carefully. Consumers
- 6:50should understand their agents' marketing strategies
- 6:53and how they impact visibility. As Zillow emphasizes,
- 6:58A transparent market benefits everyone, but Saudi
- 7:01consumers must remain engaged to protect their
- 7:04interests. In crypto movement, Bitcoin is down
- 7:091 % to about $107 ,000. Ethereum is down 1 %
- 7:16to just under $2 ,500. And XRP is up 0 .5 % to
- 7:23$2 .23. Moving on to a more local vibe. In our
- 7:30community spotlight on health and wellness, we
- 7:33are working with a national Pilates studio to
- 7:36bring you some free classes, so listen up. Check
- 7:40out Club Pilates, with several locations in the
- 7:43Boston area. Pilates presents a comprehensive
- 7:46wellness approach, cultivating strength, reducing
- 7:49tension, and elevating mental well -being. Scientific
- 7:53research affirms its benefits. So now you can
- 7:57check out Club Pilates for a free class. With
- 8:01locations in Canton, Wellesley, Hingham, Brookline,
- 8:05and Framingham, just be sure to tell them sunny
- 8:09morning sent you by. And now, back to the show.
- 8:14Let's talk tech. Amazon .com is nearing a significant
- 8:19milestone in its warehouses, with a number of
- 8:22robots soon matching that of human workers. The
- 8:27e -commerce giant has deployed over 1 million
- 8:29robots, enhancing productivity and easing staffing
- 8:33issues. Automation has replaced menial tasks
- 8:37with skilled roles as workers transition to overseeing
- 8:41robotic systems. Amazon is also implementing
- 8:45artificial intelligence to improve operations.
- 8:49While the company continues to hire, it plans
- 8:52to reduce its overall workforce. The rapid integration
- 8:56of robotics is transforming labor markets, raising
- 9:00concerns about long -term employment impacts
- 9:02in high -density facilities. And in entertainment
- 9:08news, a scripted adaptation of the Karen Reid
- 9:13murder case is in development following her recent
- 9:16acquittal. LBI Productions is collaborating with
- 9:21Reed and her defense attorney, Alan Jackson,
- 9:24to create a project that promises to reveal details
- 9:27previously undisclosed. On June 18th, a jury
- 9:31found Reed not guilty of second -degree murder
- 9:34and manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend,
- 9:36Boston Police Officer John O 'Keefe, while convicting
- 9:40her of a lesser charge of drunken driving. The
- 9:44project aims to explore the complexities of the
- 9:46case and the cultural debates surrounding it,
- 9:49emphasizing the struggle against perceived corruption.
- 9:53Well, alrighty folks, it's time for the quote
- 9:57of the day. And today, our quote comes from the
- 10:00American writer and philosopher, Henry Adams.
- 10:05And he said, Chaos was the law of nature. Order
- 10:10was the dream of man. And that's a wrap for this
- 10:14morning. You can check out our Instagram, YouTube,
- 10:18and TikTok for some captivating aerial videos
- 10:21with local news and the weather reports. Have
- 10:26an amazing day, my good friends. We'll see you
- 10:28tomorrow with another episode of Sunny Mornings
- 10:31in Boston.