San Diego Surf, NBA Playoffs, Twitter TV App, Tarantino, Oracle

Sunny Mornings | San Diego

April 24, 2024

SE02:EP085

In today's episode, we begin with the San Diego surf report, anticipating a mix of old South Southwest swell leftovers and a new, similarly sized pulse on Wednesday, with waist-to-stomach, occasional chest-high surf at average summer breaks and shoulder-high at good spots. We provide details on conditions at Tourmaline and South San Diego, including optimal tide times and wind speeds, and highlight the potential for fresh South Southwest swell on Thursday, bringing waist-to-stomach-high surf at better breaks and occasional larger sets pushing chest-high for standouts in South County. Next, we delve into local news, covering the exciting prospect of a two-hour, high-speed train journey from Southern California to Las Vegas starting in 2028 as part of Brightline's $12 billion initiative. We also explore the world of sports, discussing the Los Angeles Lakers' recent narrow loss to the Denver Nuggets and the team's perspective on refereeing decisions. We recap last night's Padres and Clippers losses and preview tonight's matchups featuring the Padres and Kings. Shifting gears to top news, we discuss X's (formerly known as Twitter) upcoming launch of a TV app for video content, featuring a trending video algorithm and AI-powered topics for video organization. In the business world, we explore Oracle's strategic relocation of its headquarters to Nashville, Tennessee, to enhance its integration with the healthcare industry. We also provide updates on the cryptocurrency market. In the realm of tech, we delve into a new model explaining the mysterious heart-shaped feature on Pluto, known as Tombaugh Regio, suggesting an impact from a celestial object. Finally, in entertainment news, we discuss the uncertain fate of Quentin Tarantino's much-anticipated 10th film, "The Movie Critic," and the possibility of it joining his list of unrealized projects.