Good morning, and a warm welcome to your show,
Sunny Mornings in San Diego. I'm your host, Melissa,
and it's Friday, September 19th. You'll be interested
to know. 132 years ago, today in 1893, New Zealand
became the first self -governing nation to grant
women the right to vote in national elections,
a landmark of human progress and equality. This
inspiring achievement in Wellington, New Zealand
celebrates the power of inclusive democracy,
and it paved the way for women's suffrage movements
around the world, a shining moment of social
advancement. So now you know. And now, it's time
for the Surf Report. Friday at Tourmaline. This
morning it's looking fair with three plus feet
wigs coming in. Conditions will remain fair until
about 10 when they shift to choppy as the wind
picks up to onshore at 6 miles per hour. Expect
the wind to stay onshore through the afternoon,
reaching 11 miles per hour by mid -afternoon.
Best time to ride is at 7 a .m. with a 3 -foot
incoming high tide when the southwest swell is
2 feet at 13 seconds and the onshore wind is
The first high tide on Friday will be 5 feet
at 9 a .m., followed by a one -and -a -half -foot
low tide at 2 .30. The nearshore buoy at Mission
Day West reads 73 degrees for the water temperature.
Conditions start fair with waves around 2 to
3 feet on Saturday morning, but choppy conditions
develop as winds increase in the afternoon. Sunday
brings a steady 2 to 3 feet with cleaner faces,
especially in the morning, making it the best
day of the period. By Monday, the swell tapers
to 1 to 2 feet, with choppy conditions persisting
throughout the day. This morning, it's partly
sunny and it feels like 73 degrees, with 5 mile
per hour wind. The sunset will take place at
6 .51, and it will rise again tomorrow at 6 .37.
It looks like we're in for some mostly sunny
skies today, with a high near 79 and a light
northwest breeze at 5 to 10 miles per hour. Tonight,
expect patchy fog after 11 p .m., mostly cloudy
skies, and a low around 67, with light winds.
Looking ahead in the weather. Saturday starts
with patchy fog before 11 a .m. then turns partly
sunny with a high near 79 and northwest winds
around 5 to 10 miles per hour. A chance of rain
showers and more fog moves in late Saturday night
into Sunday with highs near 77 on Sunday and
back near 79 on Monday before a push to around
80 on Tuesday. Bonjour, food enthusiasts! This
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Sunny mornings send you. In local news, look
up. America's Air Show returns to MCS Marimar
from September 26th through 28th, inviting aviation
enthusiasts and community members to enjoy high
-energy performances by iconic military and civilian
aircraft. This exciting event, dubbed America's
Air Show, will showcase military tactical demonstrations,
pyrotechnics, and aerobatics at Marine Corps
Air Station Miramar in San Diego. San Diegans
can expect to hear the thrilling roar of the
U .S. Navy Blue Angels and witness a demonstration
of the U .S. Air Force F -22 Raptor. General
admission and parking are free. But all guests
ages 18 and older must present valid government
issued identification to enter the base. Now
on to sports. Clayton Kershaw announced his retirement
after 18 seasons with the Dodgers, effective
at the end of the season, capping off a Hall
of Fame career with three Cy Young Awards. The
37 -year -old left -hander is scheduled to take
the mound Friday night at Dodger Stadium, potentially
for the final time. Kershaw, a dominant pitcher,
has more than 3 ,000 strikeouts and two World
Series titles. Dodgers owner Mark Walter congratulated
Kershaw on his career, stating it would lead
to his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
And last night, on Thursday Night Football, The
Bills beat the Dolphins in Buffalo 31 -21. Josh
Allen was 22 -28, with 213 yards passing, three
touchdowns and zero interceptions. Tuah was 22
-34, with 146 yards passing, two touchdowns and
one interception. The Bills are now 3 -0, as
they remain at home next week to face the Saints.
And on Sunday night football this week, we got
the 0 -2 cheese in New York to face the 0 -2
Giants. KC is favored by 6 .5, with the over
-under set at 45 .5. Kickoff is at 8 .20 on NBC.
In college football tomorrow, the big game of
the weekend is number 22, Auburn visiting No.
11, Oklahoma. This SAC showdown has these 3 -0
teams facing off at 3 .30 Eastern on ABC in local
sports. Yesterday morning at City Field in New
York, the Padres lost to the Mets 6 -1. Alonso's
leadoff homer and Nimmo's three -run shot helped
the Mets gain an early lead, while Vasquez took
the loss for the Friars with four earned runs
in just over two innings. The Padres finished
with six hits, left four runners on base, and
committed zero errors. The Padres' record is
now 83 -70. This afternoon, the Padres clash
with the White Sox at guaranteed rate field in
Chicago for game one of a three -game series.
Dillon sees his 8 -11 with a 4 .59 earned run
average, facing Davis Martin. who is 6 in 10
with a 4 .01. First pitch is at 440 with clear
skies and a temperature of 78 degrees. In top
news, the Food and Drug Administration is urging
shoppers to discard specific cookware products
immediately due to lead leaching concerns. These
items made with alloys such as hindalium and
indalium should not be donated. The FDA has expanded
its warning about imported aluminum and brass
cookware that may release unsafe levels of lead
into food. Nearly identified brands sold at retailers
in New York and Illinois include Patel Brothers,
Indiaco, and Mannen Supermarket. Lead exposure
can cause serious health issues, particularly
for children and pregnant individuals. The FDA
advises discarding affected cookware instead
of donating it. In business news, a Harvard Business
School graduate was arrested Thursday on fraud
charges, alleging he swindled fellow alumni out
of over $4 million in a Ponzi scheme, even assuring
one investor they would soon brag about their
crazy gains at the school's reunion. Vladimir
Artamanov, 46, was taken into custody in Elkridge,
Maryland, and charged with securities, wire,
and investment advisor fraud for allegedly carrying
out the scheme from September 2021 through February
2024. An indictment unsealed in Manhattan federal
court said Artamanov promised big returns and
little risk to dupe former classmates into investing
with him. U .S. Attorney Jay Clayton said Artamanov
betrayed investors, including friends and former
Ivy League classmates. In crypto movement, Bitcoin
is up 2 % for the week to about $117 ,000. Ethereum
is down half a percent to just over $4 ,600.
And XRP is up half a percent to $3 .08. 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,
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. Thicc Tech's artificial intelligence capital
expenditures are soaring. raising concerns that
companies may be overbuilding infrastructure
before it can be monetized. One expert describes
this trend as a risky gamble. Oracle corporations
reported $300 billion deal with open AI is being
scrutinized as a sign of robust spending or an
overreach in the artificial intelligence sector.
Professor Benjamin Lee warns that this overinvestment
may lead to long -term challenges if demand for
AI workloads diminishes. Despite this, the demand
for data centers is currently booming, with industry
leaders expressing confidence in future utilization.
comes at a time when musicians rarely reveal
their unvarnished lives on film. Rob Reiner,
the director, reflects on how the original, This
Is Spinal Tap, rankled some bands upon its release
in 1984. Tyler Wilson notes that the mockumentary
taught artists to avoid hubris, a central theme
in the film. The sequel aims to capture the reality
of being a rock star, showcasing the struggles
of aging band members. While music documentaries
increase in number, they tend to favor mythology
over truth -telling, according to producer Aaron
Sachs. Well, alrighty folks, it's time for the
quote of the day. And today, our quote comes
from the American author and women's rights activist,
Margaret Fuller. And she said, If you have knowledge,
let others light their candles in it. 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.