Good morning, and a warm welcome to your show,
Sunny Mornings in San Diego. I'm your host, Melissa,
and it's Wednesday, June 4th. You'll be interested
to know, 36 years ago today, in 1989, the United
States Congress approved the 19th Amendment to
the Constitution, granting women the right to
vote. This monumental decision marked a significant
victory for the women's suffrage movement, culminating
decades of advocacy and struggle. The amendment's
passage paved the way for its ratification by
the states, ultimately enfranchising women across
the nation and reinforcing the principles of
equality and democracy. So now you know. And
now, it's time for the Surf Report. Wednesday
at Tourmaline and South San Diego. It's looking
fair this morning with waist to chest high sets
rolling in. Weights hold around 3 to 4 plus feet
throughout the morning, offering decent conditions.
However, expect the winds to remain onshore at
4 to 5 mile per hour, creating some bumps as
the day progresses. Conditions may become choppy
later with winds picking up. Best time to ride
is at 7 a .m. with the 3 -foot outgoing high
tide when the southwest swell is 2 .5 feet at
15 seconds and the onshore wind is 4 mph. The
first low tide Wednesday will be 1 foot at 11
.15 a .m. with a 4 .5 foot high tide just before
6. The nearshore gooey at Mission Bay West. reads
67 degrees for the water temperature. Thursday
through Saturday presents mostly choppy conditions
with waist to thigh -high waves. Morning sessions
start with fair conditions, but winds shift to
10 to 15 mile per hour by afternoon, making it
less appealing. Friday sees similar patterns,
while Saturday maintains the choppy trend. Overall,
expect challenging surf, especially in the afternoons,
with persistent winds creating a bumpy experience
throughout the three days. This morning, it's
cloudy and it feels like 63 degrees with 8 mile
per hour wind. The sunset will take place at
7 .57 and it will rise again tomorrow at 5 .40.
It looks like we're in for some mostly cloudy
skies today. with a high near 70. Expect a gentle
west wind around 5 to 10. Tonight, we'll have
more clouds rolling in with a low of 60 and light
winds. Looking ahead in the weather, expect partly
sunny skies Thursday with a high near 71 and
light west winds. Friday and Saturday stay mostly
sunny with highs near 72 and 73. Nights will
be mostly cloudy with lows around 61. Bonjour,
food enthusiasts. This podcast is brought to
you by Versailles Cafe and Pastries in Encinitas.
Nestled on El Camino Real South, just north of
Encinitas Boulevard, this cafe is a haven for
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Benedict or their gluten -free crepes. You can
grab a panini for lunch or just breeze on through
to get your morning coffee. They are open every
day from 8 to 5. So stop on by and don't forget
to tell them Sunny Morning sent you. In local
news, the acting head of U .S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement Todd Lyons emotionally defended
his agency's tactics amid criticism of heavy
-handedness during recent arrests in the South
Park neighborhood of San Diego. Mayor Todd Gloria
expressed he was deeply upset by an operation
at a local restaurant where chaos erupted as
agents confronted an angry crowd. Lyons addressed
concerns over officers wearing masks, citing
death threats and harassment. He emphasized the
need for safety, labeling those targeted in raids
as dangerous criminals. The restaurant's owners
expressed heartbreak over the incident, describing
it as a traumatic experience. Now on to sports.
As June approaches, major league baseball's trade
deadline looms, offering contending teams a chance
to enhance their rosters. while non -contenders
look to rebuild for the 2026 season. Currently,
nine teams are expected to become sellers, including
the Rockies, White Sox, Pirates, Athletics, Orioles,
Marlins, Angels, Nationals, and Diamondbacks.
Players like Ryan O 'Hearn and Cedric Mullins
from the Orioles, along with Zach Gallin and
Merrill Kelly from the Diamondbacks. could attract
interest. With potential trades on the horizon,
teams face pivotal decisions ahead. Last night,
the Padres edged the Giants 3 -2 in ten innings
at Oracle Park. Machado's ninth -inning single
tied it, scoring Lockridge and Tatis, while Cronenworth's
tenth -inning single was the game -winner, bringing
Merrill home. Matsu earned the win, with Estrada
saving the game, as the Padres had 10 hits compared
to the Giants' 6. Ramos' solo homer highlighted
San Francisco's efforts. The Padres now hold
35 wins and 24 losses this season. Tonight, the
Friars take on the Giants in San Francisco for
Game 3 of this 4 -game series. Nick Pibetta,
with a 2 .25 ERA. faces Kyle Harrison, sporting
a 2 .51 ERA. First pitch is at 6 .45 from Oracle
Park, with clear skies and a cool 65 degrees.
In top news, a new study suggests that Earth's
core is literally leaking gold. While most of
the planet's precious metals lie hundreds of
miles beneath the surface, Scientists have discovered
a particular isotope of ruthenium in volcanic
rock samples. This indicates that precious metals
are oozing from the core into the mantle, which
comprises 84 % of Earth's volume. Researchers
developed new procedures to detect microscopic
markers, confirming that material from the core
is rising to the surface. This research supports
geological theories about oceanic islands and
opens up a new perspective on Earth's inner dynamics.
In business news, major automakers are urgently
seeking solutions to China's control over rare
earth magnets, which could threaten their production
lines. With fears of imminent shutdowns, companies
are exploring options like relocating parts manufacturing
to China. or shipping motors there for magnet
installation. China recently mandated export
permits for these critical materials, which are
essential for electric vehicle motors and other
automotive functions. Automakers are also looking
for alternative sources in Europe and Asia, but
these may not meet current demand. Without immediate
action, production delays and shutdowns could
become a reality for the industry. In crypto
movement, Bitcoin is unchanged at about $106
,000. Ethereum is up 1 % to just over $2 ,600.
And Goatsies Maximus is down 2 % to $0 .12. Moving
on to a more local vibe. In our community spotlight
on health and wellness, we are working with a
national Pilates studio. to bring you some free
classes, so listen up. Check out Club Pilates,
with several locations in the San Diego area.
Pilates presents a comprehensive wellness approach,
cultivating strength, reducing tension, and elevating
mental well -being. Scientific research affirms
its benefits. So now you can check out Club Pilates
for a free class, with locations in Encinitas,
Just be sure to tell them, sunny morning sent
you by. And now, back to the show. Let's talk
science. A captivating new study suggests that
human intelligence may have roots in gravitational
waves. First detected in 2015, these waves play
a crucial role in life on Earth. The study highlights
how gravitational waves from binary neutron star
collisions ejected heavy elements essential for
forming Earth's molten core. This process not
only created our planet's magnetosphere, but
also initiated plate tectonics, enabling evolution.
Lead author Bernard Schutz explains that these
explosions are responsible for the elements that
shaped life. As scientists advance detection
tools, they aim to explore the cosmic connections
that lead to our existence. Entertainment news.
The sixth installment in the Karate Kid franchise,
Karate Kid Legends, has officially premiered,
although critics have mixed feelings. Despite
this, fans are enjoying the film, which features
beloved characters like Jackie Chan as Mr. Hand.
and Ralph Macchio as Daniel LaRusso, alongside
new student Ben Wang as Lai Fong. Director Jonathan
Entwistle emphasized that this movie is not a
Cobra Kai film, but rather a continuation within
the Karate Kid universe. While a post -credits
scene includes Johnny Lawrence, watching Cobra
Kai is not necessary. However, the series remains
wildly entertaining. and worth the watch. Well,
alrighty folks, it's time for the quote of the
day. And today, our quote comes from the American
suffragist and social reformer, Susan B. Anthony.
And she said, And that's a wrap for this morning.
You can check out our Instagram, YouTube, and
TikTok for some captivating aerial videos with
local news and the surf reports. Have an amazing
day, my good friends. We'll see you tomorrow
with another episode of Sunny Mornings in San
Diego.