Caitlin Clark, Deepfake Fraud, San Diego Surf, North Korea, Megalopolis
Sunny Mornings San Diego · Sunny Mornings Media
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Show Notes
May 17, 2024
SE02:EP102
In today's episode, we begin with the San Diego surf report, anticipating fun-sized waves ranging from thigh-to-waist-high to chest-to-shoulder-high, with larger sets expected over the weekend. Cleaner conditions are expected in the mornings. Next, we highlight the Mexican Navy's tall ship, the Cuauhtémoc, arriving in San Diego Bay for free public tours. In sports, we recap Caitlin Clark's home debut for the Indiana Fever, overshadowed by Breanna Stewart's MVP performance leading the New York Liberty to victory. We also preview tonight's Padres game. In top news, we discuss the Justice Department uncovering a major identity theft scheme involving North Korean IT workers stealing American identities to secure remote tech jobs. Comcast launches a new streaming service bundle, Stream-Saver, to counter declining subscriber numbers. In tech, we delve into a deep-fake scam that cost British engineering giant Arup $25 million. Finally, in entertainment, Francis Ford Coppola’s "Megalopolis" premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, marking his return to Cannes competition for the first time since "Apocalypse Now."
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