Good morning and a warm welcome to your show
sunny mornings in San Diego I'm your host Melissa
and it's Tuesday July 1st You'll be interested
to know 158 years ago today in 1867 the Dominion
of Canada was established Uniting the provinces
of Nova Scotia New Brunswick and the province
of Canada into a single nation This monumental
event marked the birth of a self -governing country
within the British Empire, laying the foundation
for the vibrant and diverse nation we know today.
Canadians commemorate this historic milestone
annually on Canada Day, celebrating with parades,
fireworks, and festivities that honor their rich
heritage and unity. So now you know. And now,
it's time for the Surf Report. Tuesday at Tourmaline
and south San Diego. It's looking choppy this
morning with knee - to thigh -high sets rolling
in. Waves hold around 1 to 2 feet throughout
the morning, providing choppy conditions. Expect
the winds to remain onshore at 8 to 11 mph, which
may create some bumps as the day progresses.
Conditions should shift slightly as the winds
turn more west -northwest later on. Best time
to ride is at 6 a .m. with a 2 -foot outgoing
low tide when the west -northwest swell is 1
.5 feet at 10 seconds and the onshore wind is
7 mph. The first low tide Tuesday will be 1 foot
at 8 .30 a .m. with a 4 .5 foot high tide at
3 .30. The nearshore GUI at Mission Day West
reads 68 degrees for the water temperature. Wednesday
through Friday presents a mix of surf conditions.
Wednesday starts with fair 2 to 3 feet waves,
shifting to choppy by afternoon, with winds increasing
to 13 mph. Thursday improves with clean 3 to
4 plus feet waves in the morning, becoming fair
later. Friday maintains fair conditions with
3 to 5 feet waves, but afternoon winds create
choppy surf. A slight improvement towards the
weekend is expected. This morning, it's partly
sunny and it feels like 66 degrees with 8 mile
per hour wind. The sunset will take place at
8 .04 and it will rise again tomorrow at 5 .45.
It looks like we're in for a mostly sunny Tuesday
with temperatures reaching around 75 and a light
northwest breeze. Tonight. Expect mostly cloudy
skies with a low of 63 and those gentle winds
continuing. Looking ahead in the weather. Expect
partly sunny skies on Wednesday and Independence
Day with highs near 73. Thursday and Saturday
will be mostly sunny with highs around 71 and
75. Nights will be mostly cloudy with lows around
62. Bonjour, food enthusiasts! This podcast is
brought to you by Versailles Café and Pastries
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just north of Encinitas Boulevard, this café
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crepes. You can grab a panini for lunch or just
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They are open every day from 8 to 5. So stop
on by and don't forget to tell them. Sunny mornings
send you. In local news, California lawmakers
have approved significant rollbacks of the state's
environmental review law, the California Environmental
Quality Act, in a last -minute budget bill. This
new legislation exempts nine project types from
environmental reviews. including child care centers
and advanced manufacturing plants. Governor Gavin
Newsom pushed for these changes, asserting they
are essential for the state's budget approval.
Critics, including over 100 environmental groups,
argue the exemptions will lead to harmful industrial
development in low -income communities. Despite
the backlash, proponents claim the law will facilitate
crucial infrastructure and housing projects.
The assembly passed the bill with a 50 -3 vote.
Now on to sports. William Abreu had a spectacular
night at Fenway Park, hitting an inside -the
-park home run and a grand slam in the same game,
leading the Boston Red Sox to a 13 -6 victory
over the Cincinnati Reds. Abreu's inside the
park homer, his 15th of the season, was a thrilling
moment, as the ball took a strange bounce, allowing
him to sprint around the bases in 16 .72 seconds.
This achievement made him the sixth player to
accomplish this feat, joining Roger Maris, who
last did it in 1958. In local sports. Yesterday
afternoon at Citizens Bank Park, the Padres struggled
as they fell 4 -0 to the Phillies. Wheeler dominated
with 10 strikeouts over eight innings, while
Waldron took the loss, giving up four runs in
just over four innings. Philadelphia's offense
ignited with a homer from Castellanos and key
RBIs in the fourth inning. The Padres managed
just seven hits. leaving seven runners on base,
and now sit at 45 -39 for the season. Tomorrow
afternoon, the Friars face off against the Phillies
again at Citizens Bank Park for Game 2 of this
three -game series. Christopher Sanchez, boasting
a 2 .79 earned run average, will battle it out
with Nick Pivetta, who holds a 3 .36. First pitch
is at 335, with temperatures around 81 degrees.
In top news. In a significant move, Hanker Innovations
has announced a second, broader recall of several
portable power bank models due to potential fire
hazards linked to lithium -ion batteries. This
follows an earlier recall of over 1 million units.
The company cited enhanced quality control measures
that revealed additional risks from a single
vendor's battery cells. Although the likelihood
of malfunction is minimal, Anchor is initiating
a voluntary global recall. The latest recall
includes five models, with customers urged to
stop using them immediately. Affected units can
be replaced or exchanged for a gift card, but
must be disposed of properly. In business news,
Zillow's new real estate blacklist takes effect
on June 30th, impacting how homebuyers search
for properties. Starting Monday, Zillow will
ban listings that agents promote without sharing
them in local databases within one business day.
This change targets the issue of exclusive inventory,
where properties are advertised in limited venues.
With legal disputes intensifying, especially
from Compass, buyers and sellers must navigate
this evolving landscape carefully. Consumers
should understand their agents' marketing strategies
and how they impact visibility. As Zillow emphasizes,
a transparent market benefits everyone, but Saudi
consumers must remain engaged to protect their
interests. In crypto movement, Bitcoin is down
1%. to about $107 ,000. Ethereum is down 1 %
to just under $2 ,500. And XRP is up half a percent
to $2 .23. 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, Salina Beach, Oceanside,
La Jolla, and more. Just be sure to tell them
sunny morning sent you by. And now, back to the
show. Let's talk tech. Amazon .com is nearing
a significant milestone in its warehouses, with
a number of robots soon matching that of human
workers. The e -commerce giant has deployed over
one million robots, enhancing productivity and
easing staffing issues. automation has replaced
menial tasks with skilled roles as workers transition
to overseeing robotic systems. Amazon is also
implementing artificial intelligence to improve
operations. While the company continues to hire,
it plans to reduce its overall workforce. The
rapid integration of robotics is transforming
labor markets. Recent concerns about long -term
employment impacts in high -density facilities.
Entertainment News. A scripted adaptation of
the Karen Reid murder case is in development
following her recent acquittal. LBI Productions
is collaborating with Reid and her defense attorney,
Alan Jackson, to create a project that promises
to reveal details previously undisclosed. On
June 18th, a jury found Reed not guilty of second
-degree murder and manslaughter and the death
of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John
O 'Keefe, while convicting her of a lesser charge
of drunken driving. The project aims to explore
the complexities of the case and the cultural
debates surrounding it, emphasizing the struggle
against perceived corruption. Well, all righty,
folks. It's time for the quote of the day. And
today... Our quote comes from the American writer
and philosopher, Henry Adams. And he said, Chaos
was the law of nature. Order was the dream of
man. And that's a wrap for this morning. You
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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.