Wednesday October 22, 2025

In today's episode, we cover the San Diego City Council's approval of the Due Process and Safety Ordinance, aiming to protect residents from ICE raids and discriminatory enforcement. Councilman Sean Elo-Rivera highlights its importance amid increasing ICE activity. In sports, Justin Herbert is set to surpass Peyton Manning's NFL records during the Chargers' game against the Vikings. Herbert's career began with record-breaking achievements in 2020. In business news, Warner Bros. Discovery is exploring a potential split after rejecting bids for its assets, including CNN and HBO. The company's stock rose 11 percent amid strategic reviews. In tech, OpenAI researcher Liam Fedus departs to launch Periodic Labs, securing $300 million in funding to innovate material science. Weather in San Diego remains mostly sunny with highs near 72 degrees and mild winds. In top news, Jack Nicklaus wins a $50 million defamation lawsuit against Nicklaus Companies. Meanwhile, a daring jewelry theft at the Louvre prompts a global search. Lastly, the Springsteen biopic "Deliver Me From Nowhere" explores the making of his "Nebraska" album, offering a deep dive into his creative struggles.

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