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Patriots Injury Update, Boston Marine Redevelopment, McCaffrey Shines · Sunny Mornings Boston

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  Good morning, and a warm welcome to your show,
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  Sunny Mornings in Boston. I'm your host, Melissa,
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  and it's Tuesday, November 25th. You'll be interested
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  to know. 62 years ago, today, in 1963, President
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  John F. Kennedy's funeral brought the nation
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  together in a solemn, dignified state ceremony
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  that honored his leadership and sacrifice. The
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  procession and televised memorials created a
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  shared public mourning that strengthened American
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  civic rituals and set a precedent for modern
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  presidential funerary honors. So now you know.
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  And now it's time for the weather report. This
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  morning it's mostly cloudy and it feels like
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  30 degrees with six mile per hour wind. The sunset
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  will take place at 4 .13 and it will rise again
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  tomorrow at 6 .48. It looks like we're in for
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  a mostly cloudy Tuesday with a high near 52 and
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  a light southwest wind at 6 to 10 miles per hour
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  tonight. Expect rain before 1 a .m. along with
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  patchy fog and a low of 46 with temperatures
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  rising to around 52 and a south wind around 7
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  miles per hour. For all you beach runners out
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  there, the first low tide Tuesday will be just
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  before 8, with a high tide at 215. The near shore
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  buoy at Cape Cod Bay reads 49 degrees for the
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  water temperature. Looking ahead in the weather.
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  Wednesday will be cloudy with a chance of rain
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  showers early and a high near 61, with a south
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  wind around 8 miles per hour and light rainfall
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  possible. Wednesday night brings a chance of
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  showers before midnight with a low near 40 and
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  southwest winds 6 to 9 miles per hour gusting
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  as high as 22. Then Thanksgiving Day turns mostly
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  sunny and colder with highs near 47 and west
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  winds 10 to 14 miles per hour gusting to 24.
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  Bonjour, food enthusiasts. This podcast is brought
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  Nestled on El Camino Real South, just north of
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  Encinitas Boulevard, this cafe is a haven for
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  culinary delights. Indulge in their amazing Eggs
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  Benedict or their gluten -free crepes. You can
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  to get your morning coffee. They are open every
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  day from 8 to 5. So stop on by and don't forget
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  to tell them. Sunny mornings send you. In local
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  news, Massport has designated the owners of several
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  Boston marinas to take over an aging working
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  jetty in the seaport, according to the Boston
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  Globe. This decision is significant as it will
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  introduce a new use to one of the last empty
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  parcels on the South Boston waterfront. Boston
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  Marine Terminal Limited Liability Company, owned
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  by Chuck and Anne Lagasse, will redevelop the
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  16 -acre North Jetty site at the Raymond L. Flynn
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  Marine Park. The Lagasse family, who own several
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  Boston Harbor marinas, will manage ship repair
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  and freight operations while rebuilding the deteriorating
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  1 ,000 -foot space. Massport will contribute
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  $20 million in state money for these repairs,
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  with the potential to add 400 jobs. Now onto
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  sports. Christian McCaffrey gained 142 yards
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  from scrimmage and scored a touchdown in his
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  first game against Carolina since he was traded
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  away three years ago, leading the San Francisco
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  49ers to a 20 -9 victory over the Panthers on
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  Monday night football. McCaffrey's big night
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  helped the 49ers, with an overall record of eight
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  wins and four losses, overcome three interceptions
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  by Brock Purdy in the first half. Bryce Young
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  and the Panthers, with a record of six wins and
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  six losses, struggled to capitalize on opportunities.
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  Young completed 169 passing yards with one touchdown
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  and one interception. The 49ers went conservative
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  in the second half, relying mostly on McCaffrey
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  and short passes. In local sports, After avoiding
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  the injury bug for most of the season, the Pats
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  faced serious losses in their weak 12 -win against
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  the Bengals. Starting lineman Jared Wilson was
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  carted off after the first drive, followed by
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  rookie left tackle Will Campbell later in the
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  game. Fortunately, on Monday morning, updates
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  about their injuries brought some good news.
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  Campbell suffered an MCL sprain that should only
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  sideline him for a few weeks. Well, Wilson is
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  expected to recover from a high ankle sprain
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  in time for the playoff. This news is crucial
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  for the Patriots' playoff hopes. In top news,
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  scientists searching for new ways to combat cancer
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  may have uncovered a promising lead in the DNA
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  of the bowhead whale. The findings published
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  in the journal Nature highlight how long -lived
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  animals like the bowhead manage to avoid cancer
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  despite having more cells. Vera Gorbanova, a
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  biologist at the University of Rochester, suggests
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  these animals have evolved additional protections
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  from cancer. The bowhead whale utilizes a protein
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  that excels at repairing broken DNA, maintaining
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  healthy cells and preventing mutations, rather
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  than eliminating malignant ones. This research
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  could ultimately benefit human health and provide
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  insights into cancer resistance in various species.
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  In business news, the S &P 493 reveals a very
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  different United States economy. While a few
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  trillion dollar companies are powering market
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  gains, most other businesses are struggling.
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  This year has been good for the stock market.
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  But the S &P 500's gains are driven by a small
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  number of artificial intelligence -focused companies.
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  The magnificent seven includes Alphabet, Amazon,
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  Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla. Economists
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  express concerns about other companies not benefiting
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  from this AI investment boom. The S &P 493 shows
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  weaker performance among smaller firms. highlighting
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  economic struggles outside the tech sector. In
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  crypto movement, Bitcoin is up half a percent
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  to about $88 ,000. Ethereum is up half a percent
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  to just over $2 ,900. And XRP is up 8 % to $2
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  .24. Moving on to a more local vibe. In our community
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  spotlight on health and wellness, We are working
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  with several locations in the Boston area. Pilates
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  well -being. Scientific research affirms its
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  for a free class. With locations in Canton, Wellesley,
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  Hingham, Brookline, and Framingham, just be sure
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  to tell them, Sunny Morning sent you by. And
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  now, back to the show. Let's talk science. Scientists
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  observed a man move energy with his mind, leading
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  to classified research. In a Stanford laboratory,
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  an unexplained event triggered years of secret
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  psychic studies during the Cold War. The concept
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  suggests that the mind may manipulate the surrounding
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  world. In 1972, an artist named Ingo Swan allegedly
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  altered a magnetic field in a sealed vacuum chamber
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  simply by thinking. This incident initiated Project
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  Stargate, one of the most surreal programs in
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  United States government history. The government
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  aimed to train psychic spies who could see across
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  time and space through remote viewing techniques.
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  In entertainment news, Scarlett Johansson is
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  set to star in Mike Flanagan's new Exorcist movie.
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  Universal and Blumhouse hope to reboot the religious
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  horror franchise after scrapping a trilogy planned
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  around 2023's The Exorcist Believer. Flanagan
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  stated, Scarlett is a brilliant actress whose
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  captivating performances always feel grounded
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  and real. The film, which will be the franchise's
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  seventh from as many directors, is set to shoot
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  in New York City. Flanagan's film will tell an
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  all -new story set in the Exorcist universe.
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  Despite a global gross of roughly $137 million,
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  Believer faced financial underperformance and
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  critical reviews. Flanagan describes his Exorcist
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  movie as the scariest movie I've ever made. Well,
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  alrighty folks, it's time for the quote of the
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  day. And today our quote comes from the American
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  author and historian David McCullough. And he
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  said, history is who we are and why we are the
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  way we are. And that's a wrap for this morning.
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  local news and the weather reports. Have an amazing
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  day, my good friends. We'll see you tomorrow
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  with another episode of Sunny Mornings in Boston.