Good morning and a warm welcome to your show,
Sunny Mornings in San Diego. I'm your host, Melissa,
and it's Monday, September 8th. You'll be interested
to know. 39 years ago, today in 1986. The Oprah
Winfrey Show premiered nationally, heralding
a new era of empathetic storytelling, personal
growth, and cultural connection. a radiant milestone
in media history. This joyous moment celebrates
human creativity, communication, and the power
of authentic voices to inspire millions. So now
you know. And now, it's time for the Surf Report.
Monday at Tourmaline. This morning, it's looking
fair with two plus feet waves. Conditions should
hold steady through the morning before shifting
to 2 to 3 plus feet by late morning, becoming
a bit choppy. Winds are currently onshore at
3 miles per hour, increasing to 10 miles per
hour by noon. Best time to ride is at 7 a .m.
with a 2 -foot incoming mid -tide when the southwest
swell is 2 feet at 11 seconds and the onshore
wind is 4 mile per hour. The first high tide
on Monday will be 5 .5 feet at 10 .15 a .m.,
followed by a half -foot low tide at 4 .15. The
nearshore buoy at Mission Day West reads 73 degrees
for the water temperature. Conditions start off
fair on Tuesday with waves around 3 plus feet
and light winds. As the day progresses, expect
choppy conditions with wave heights remaining
between 2 to 4 feet. Wednesday sees a slight
increase in size, with choppy waves around 2
to 4 feet, but fair conditions in the morning.
Thursday returns to fair conditions early with
waves around 2 to 3 plus feet, but choppy conditions
develop later. This morning, there's patchy fog.
and it feels like 71 degrees with no wind. The
sunset will take place at 7 .06 and it will rise
again tomorrow at 6 .30. It looks like grin for
some patchy fog before 11 a .m., clearing to
mostly sunny skies with a high near 80 and a
gentle northwest breeze gusting up to 20 mile
per hour. Tonight. Expect mostly cloudy conditions
with a low around 65 and light northwest winds.
Looking ahead in the weather. Expect mostly sunny
skies on Tuesday with a high near 75 and a light
west wind. Tuesday night will be mostly cloudy
with a low around 65 and a northwest wind. Wednesday
brings partly sunny skies. with a high near 74.
Wednesday night will continue with mostly cloudy
skies and a low around 63. Thursday offers more
partly sunny conditions with a high near 73.
Thursday night remains mostly cloudy with a low
around 63. Friday looks to be mostly sunny with
a high near 74 and mostly cloudy skies at night.
with a low around 63. Bonjour, food enthusiasts.
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Sunny mornings send you. In local news, dozens
of neighbors gathered at the 28th Street playground
in South Park on Sunday to protest proposed housing
changes in San Diego neighborhoods. The demonstration,
organized by the grassroots coalition, Preserve
Greater Golden Hill, aimed to raise awareness
about Senate Bill 79. Richard Santini, a longtime
resident of Golden Hill, expressed concerns that
the bill would allow developers to build taller
and denser housing near public transportation,
potentially up to six stories high. He argued
that the plan lacked sufficient infrastructure
to support increased housing, emphasizing the
need for expanded bus and trolley lines. California
lawmakers must vote on the bill by September
12th as the current legislative session ends.
Now onto sports. The rematch of last season's
AFC divisional round game between the Baltimore
Ravens and Buffalo Bills did not disappoint last
night on Sunday Night Football. As quarterback
Josh Allen led the Bills to overcome a fourth
-quarter 15 -point deficit and win 41 -40. The
game shifted in Buffalo's favor when Ravens running
back Derek Henry fumbled on Baltimore's 38 -yard
line with three minutes and 10 seconds left,
allowing Buffalo to recover. Allen completed
a four -play drive, culminating in a touchdown
run with one minute and 58 seconds remaining.
The Ravens failed to score on their next possession,
leading to a game -winning 32 -yard field goal
by veteran kicker Matt Prater. Allen finished
the game with 394 passing yards and 2 touchdowns,
while Lamar Jackson had 2 touchdowns and 70 rushing
yards. Yesterday afternoon at Coors Field in
Denver, the Padres beat the Rockies 8 -1. Cease
earned the win, pitching five innings with four
hits and one earned run. Manny Machetto powered
the offense with a 252 -foot home run and three
RBI's. Additional homers came from Merrill and
Sheets. The Friars finished with 15 hits, zero
errors, and left 12 runners on base. The Padres
improved to 78 and 65. Tonight, the Padres face
the Reds at Petco Park for game one of a three
-game series. Hugh Darvish takes the mound for
San Diego, holding a record of 3 -5 with a 5
.75 earned run average. Nick Ladola pitches for
Cincinnati, boasting 8 -7 with a 3 .22. First
pitch is scheduled for 6 .40 in San Diego, with
clear weather and a temperature of 77 degrees.
In top news, influencers have described propranolol
as a magic pill that eases nervous jitters in
various settings, with prescriptions rising,
especially among young women. As Erica Fisher
prepares for her wedding, she considers taking
a beta blocker. She notes that many have had
a good experience with the medication. Propranolol,
approved by the Food and Drug Administration
in 1967, is now the fastest growing kill for
stressful situations, increasing prescriptions
by 28 % since 2020. It reduces physical anxiety
symptoms, although it is not FDA -approved for
that purpose. While generally non -addictive,
propranolol carries risks, including fainting
from low blood pressure. In business news, oil
tycoons are betting big on Donald Trump, and
it is paying off. The administration is opening
land to drilling, rolling back environmental
restrictions, and hobbling renewable energy,
despite a drop in crude prices. Millionaire Harold
Hamm celebrated Trump's election, having donated
tens of millions of dollars, believing in a pro
-fossil fuel agenda. The administration is approving
new gas export terminals and proposing to remove
environmental regulations. While oil prices hover
near $62 a barrel, executives see the turbulence
as a price worth paying for their agenda. Environmentalists
are alarmed, claiming these moves will fuel climate
change and increase energy costs for consumers.
In crypto movement, Bitcoin is unchanged over
the weekend. at just over $111 ,000. Ethereum
is down 1 % to just over $4 ,300. And XRP is
up 3 % to $2 .88. Moving on to a more local vibe.
In our community spotlight on health and wellness,
we are working with a national Pilates studio
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Check out Club Pilates with several locations
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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, Solana 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. Google is warning its
2 .5 billion Gmail users to enhance their security.
While there are claims that users should change
their passwords due to a breach, this is only
partly accurate. The actual advice is to stop
using passwords entirely. The breach originated
from Salesforce, where hackers obtained business
-related Gmail data, but no credentials were
stolen. Phishing and impersonation attacks have
surged, with Google noting that these tactics
account for roughly 37 % of successful account
takeovers. Users are advised to switch to passkeys
and enable two -factor authentication for better
security. In a world of constant breaches, vigilance
remains crucial. Entertainment news. Get ready.
The Leonardo DiCaprio movie, One Battle After
Another, that was filmed in Sacramento and other
locations across Northern California, is opening
in theaters this month. With a release date set
for September 26, the action film also stars
Sean Penn, Benicio del Toro, Regina Hall, and
Kiana Taylor. Written and directed by Paul Thomas
Anderson, The plot centers around a former revolutionary
reuniting with old associates to find his missing
daughter. The estimated filming budget is at
least $130 million, making it Anderson's most
expensive project to date. The film will be released
in IMAX and standard formats nationwide. Well,
all righty, folks. It's time for the quote of
the day. And today... Our quote comes from the
American author and motivational speaker, Dale
Carnegie. And he said, success is getting what
you want. Happiness is wanting what you get.
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.