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1 Good morning I'm Taylor Epps. Thanks for joining us for Mornings on the Hill. And I'm Dom Muccilo. Here's a look at some of the stories we'll be talking about over the next hour. THE DAILY ORANGE IS LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME. WE'LL TELL YOU WHY THE PAPER COULD BE LEAVING ITS LONGTIME OSTROM AVE LOCATION. ALSO, BIRD LIBRARY HOLDS ITS ANNUAL DISABILITY EXHIBIT TO PROMOTE INCLUSION. AND SEE HOW ONE LOCAL GYM HELPING RAISE AWARNESS FOR CHILDHOOD CANCER. WE'LL HAVE ALL THAT PLUS YOUR WEATHER AND ORANGE SPORTS COMING UP ON THIS EDITION OF MORNINGS ON THE HILL. OUR TOP STORY THIS MORNING, THE DAILY ORANGE MIGHT SOON BE LEAVING OSTROM AVE. OUR SUNNY TSAI HAS THE STORY ON WHY, AND WHERE, THEY'RE GOING. THE DAILY ORANGE HAS BEEN AT 744 OSTROM AVENUE FOR NEARLY FOUR DECADES. NOW THEY ARE LOOKING TO RELOCATE AS SU PLANS TO POTENTIALLY BUILD NEW DORMS ON THE 700 BLOCK OF OSTROM/. EDITOR IN CHIEF SAM OGOZALEK SAYS HE HOPES TO SECURE A NEW OFFICE BY JUNE HE ALSO SAYS THE DAILY ORANGE IS NOT REALLY LOOKING AT MOVING TOWARD MAIN CAMPUS. OGOZALEK BELIEVES THAT PRODUCTION OF THE DO WILL NOT BE INTERRUPTED DURING THE FUTURE MOVE, BUT IT WILL BE A BIG CHANGE IN THE ORGANIZATION'S HISTORY. SOME OF THESE ORGANIZATIONS HAVE ALREADY MOVED OUT OR ARE PREPARING FOR THE MOVE. THE OFF-CAMPUS AND COMMUTER SERVICES HAS ALREADY RELOCATED TO GOLDSTEIN STUDENT CENTER. OTHER ORGANIZATIONS ON OSTROM INCLUDE THE CENTER FOR AUTISM RESEARCH, THE LAMBDA CHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, AND THE LGBT RESOURCE CENTER, WHICH WILL MOVE TO THE BIRD LIBRARY BY JANUARY. THE FIFTH FLOOR OF THE LIBRARY IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION TO PREPARE FOR THIS RELOCATION.

2 AS FOR THE THE DAILY ORANGE, THERE HAS NOT BEEN A SET DATE THAT THE ORGANIZATION WILL MOVE OUT FROM OSTROM. OGOZALEK SEES THE MOVE AS A CHANCE TO GROW THE ORGANIZATION. SU RELEASED THEIR FIRST DRAFT OF THE CAMPUS FRAMEWORK FOR POTENTIAL REDEVELOPMENT ON OSTROM IN THIS HAS BEEN SUNNY TSAI FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL. THE DAILY ORANGE'S LEASE WITH SU EXPIRES IN JUNE TIME TO CHECK YOUR WEATHER FOR TODAY. ALAZIA WILLIAMS IS LIVE TO TELL US WHAT TO EXPECT. ITS GOING TO BE INTERESTING HOMECOMING WEEK HERE IN SYRACUSE. ITS MUCH COLDER THAN LAST WEEK AFTER TEMPURATURES DROPPED NEARLY 20 DEGREES. DO NOT REARRANGE THE CODING THIS WEEK WILL BRING SOME POSSIBLE SNOW AND RAIN THROUGHOUT THE WEEK. TODAY THE HIGH IS 48 WITH A LOW OF 32 AND A 90 PERCENT CHANCE OF RAIN. THURSDAY THE RAIN CLEARS UP WITH A HIGH OF 42 AND LOW OF 34 WITH PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES. FRIDAY WE'LL SEE SOME SUNSHINE WITH A HIGH OF 57 AND LOW OF 44 THE RAIN WILL BE BACK ON SATURDAY FOR THE HOMECOMING GAME WITH A HIGH OF 50 AND LOW OF 35 SUNDAY IS GOING TO BE OUR POSSIBLE FIRST GLIMPSE OF SNOW THE HIGH IS 40 AND THE LOW IS 32. IM FROM SOUTH CAROLINA AND THIS IS NOT THE NORM FOR MID OCTOBER SO IF YOU RE FROM THOSE WARMER STATES GET READY FOR SOME REAL SYRACUSE WEATHER! SO LET S GET OUT THOSE UMBRELLAS AND HEAVY JACKETS AND POSSIBLY START TO PULL OUT THOSE OLD SNOW BOOTS. HAPPY HOMECOMING! Back to you in the studio.

3 THANKS ALAZIA. INTERESTED IN GETTING C-P-R CERTIFIED? SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY AMBULANCE CAN HELP. S-U-A IS OFFERING C-P-R TRAINING FOR STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF WITH SEVERAL SESSIONS THROUGHOUT THE SEMESTER. THE FIRST CLASS WAS HELD ON MONDAY. STUDENTS REVIEWED ADULT, CHILD, AND INFANT C-P-R TECHNIQUES. PAUL SMITH, THE MANAGER OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES AT S-U SAYS C-P- R TRAINING IS HOW STUDENTS CAN BE PREPARED FOR ANY SITUATION. THE COURSE COSTS 50 DOLLARS TO ATTEND AND STUDENTS CAN BE CERTIFIED AFTER ONE SESSION. TO FIND OUT WHEN THE NEXT CLASS IS BEING HELD, PLEASE VISIT THE S-U-A WEBSITE. IN OTHER NEWS THIS OCTOBER, THE NATION IS CELEBRATING ITS 73rd NATIONAL DISABILITY AWARENESS AND APPRECIATION MONTH. OUR TYLER LOWELL IS LIVE OUTSIDE THE BIRD LIBRARY TO TELL US MORE ABOUT A SPECIAL EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY FROM THE UNIVERSITY'S DISABILITY CULTURAL CENTER. TYLER, GOOD MORNING. GOOD MORNING TAYLOR AND DOM. I'M HERE ON THE PROMENADE OUTSIDE THE BIRD LIBRARY. AS YOU MENTIONED A JUST A MOMENT AGO, OCTOBER IS DISABILITY AWARENESS MONTH, SO I TOOK A CLOSER LOOK AT THE EXHIBIT PUT ON BY THE DISABILITY CULTURAL CENTER IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE DISABILITY STUDENT UNION AND THE DISABILITY STUDIES PROGRAM. DISABILITY AWARENESS MONTH AND THE EXHIBIT AT THE BIRD LIBRARY WILL RUN THROUGH THE END OF OCTOBER. TO LEARN MORE AND FOR A CALENDAR OF EVENTS, STUDENTS CAN VISIT THE DCC'S WEBSITE AT S-U D-C- C DOT S-Y-R DOT E-D-U. REPORTING LIVE FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, I'M TYLER LOWELL. DOM AND TAYLOR, BACK TO YOU. THANKS TYLER. ELSEWHERE ON CAMPUS, TWENTY NINETEEN IS GOING TO BE A PROGRESSIVE YEAR FOR THE UNIVERSITY'S ONLINE PORTAL FOR STUDENTS FACULTY AND STAFF. THE UNIVERSITY RECENTLY ANNOUNCED THAT THEY WANT TO GAURANTEE GENDER INCLUSIVITY FOR L-G-B-T-Q STUDENTS. ONCE THE UPDATES HAPPEN NEXT FALL, STUDENTS AND FACULTY WILL HAVE AN OPTION TO CHOOSE THEIR PREFERRED PRONOUN. Coming up here on Mornings on the Hill--

4 People's place is getting an upgrade! We'll tell you what changes you can expect to see in the cafe. ALSO COMING UP, STUDENTS INVOLVED IN CITRUS RACING ARE TESTING OUT THEIR NEW CAR. STAY WITH US FOR THOSE STORIES AND MUCH MORE HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL. WELCOME BACK. OTTO TUNES, ONE OF THE A CAPPELLA GROUPS ON CAMPUS, RECENTLY PEFORMED FOR AN IMPORTANT CAUSE. OUR BECKA GUTIERREZ IS LIVE IN THE STUDIO TO TELL US MORE ABOUT THE EVENT. THANKS TAYLOR AND DOM. OTTO TUNES CONTINUTED ITS TRADITION OF HOSTING A CONCERT TO BRING AWARENESS TO TESTICULAR CANCER. THE CONCERT WAS AT HENDRICKS CHAPEL ON SATURDAY AND A FIVE DOLLAR DONATION WAS RECOMMENDED. THE ALL MEN'S ACAPELLA GROUP HOSTED THEIR SIXTH ANNUAL FUNDRAISER FOR THE TESTICULAR CANCER FOUNDATION. THE GROUP FAMOUS FOR THEIR ORANGE PANTS AIMED TO SHINE A LIGHT ON A DISEASE THAT COULD AFFECT ANY ONE FROM THE COMMUNITY DAVID ROBUSTO IS A SENIOR AND THE PRESIDENT OF OTTO TUNES HE SAYS IT'S IMPORTANT TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR THIS CAUSE. ALTHOUGH THE FUNDRAISER IS ABOUT A SERIOUS CAUSE, THE OTTO TUNES MAKE SURE TO STAY TRUE TO THEMSELVES. THE BUFFALO CHIPS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO AND SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY'S OWN ORANGE APPEAL JOINED THE OTTO TUNES ON STAGE. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY QUARTERBACK REX CULPEPPER SHARED HIS EXPERIENCE WITH THE DISEASE. THE OTTO TUNES ALSO SHAVED A MEMBER OF THEIR GROUP'S HEAD FOR REACHING THEIR FUNDRAISING GOAL. FRESHMAN JJ TANAKA WAS IMPRESSED WITH THE GROUP'S EVENT HE SAID HE APPRECIATES THE GROUP'S MISSION TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR TESTICULAR CANCER. THE OTTO TUNES HAVE A LOT TO SING ABOUT THE CONCERT SURPASSED THEIR FUNDRAISING GOAL AND RAISED OVER 37 HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR THE TESTICULAR CANCER FOUNDATION FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, I'M BECKA GUTIERREZ. BACK TO YOU TAYLOR AND DOM.

5 THANKS BECKA. ANOTHER EVENT IN CENTRAL NEW YORK IS RAISING MONEY FOR CANCER RESEARCH AS WELL. BUT THIS TIME INSTEAD OF SINGING, THEY'RE SPINNING. NOW TO MORNING'S ON THE HILL CONTRIBTUOR HANNAH DUNCAN WITH A STORY ON A YOUNG BOY'S FIGHT AGAINST THE DISEASE. AT THE STRIVE 4 STRENGTH GYM IN SHOPPINGTOWN MALL, RIDERS GATHER FOR A SPIN CLASS. HOWEVER, EXERCISE ISN'T THEIR ONLY FOCUS. THEY'RE TRAINING FOR THIS YEAR'S 46-MILE RIDE FOR CHILDHOOD CANCER AWARENESS, WHERE TEAMS RAISE MONEY AND RIDE SPIN BIKES IN HONOR OF CHILDREN WHO HAVE FOUGHT AGAINST PEDIATRIC CANCER. DIRECTOR KATIE OJA SAYS EVERYONE WHO HELPS PUT THE EVENT TOGETHER PLAYS A VERY IMPORTANT ROLE. WHILE CONNOR HAD A VERY TOUGH ATTITUDE, HIS MOM SAID THAT EVERY HOSPITAL VISIT WAS A BATTLE TO GET THROUGH. THE BIKE MACRO RODE FOR THE EVENT WAS DEDICATED TO CONNOR. IN THE PAST THREE YEARS, THE EVENT RAISED OVER 46-THOUSAND DOLLARS TO HELP THE KIDS AND THEIR FAMILIES, AND THIS YEAR THEY HAD THEIR BIGGEST EVENT YET, RAISING OVER 21-THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE CAUSE. IN SYRACUSE, FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, I'M HANNAH DUNCAN. 46 CHILDREN IN THE U-S ARE DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER EACH DAY IN OTHER NEWS, PEOPLES PLACE CAFE IN HENDRICKS CHAPEL WILL HAVE A NEW LOOK AFTER WINTER BREAK. THE HISTORY OF PEOPLES PLACE SPANS BACK TO BUT AFTER THE SEMESTER ENDS ALL THAT MAY BE LEFT OF THE CREATIVITY AND COLORFUL ATMOSHPHERE IS MEMORIES. THE CAMPUS PLANS TO RENOVATE THE COFFEE SHOP BECAUSE OF HEALTH CODE VIOLATIONS. BUT DONT WORRY THE COFFEE SHOP IS CLEAN, OVER THE YEARS THE PAINT USED TO MAKE THE COLORFUL ARTWORK IS OUT OF DATE. THE CHANGES TO THE SHOP BEGAN THIS PAST SUMMER WITH NEW COUNTER TOPS AND THE NEXT PLAN IS TO ADD FRESH PAINT AND NEW CANBINETS. THE STUDENT-RUN, NOT FOR PROFIT COFFEE SHOP WILL STILL HAVE ITS COMFORTING SPIRIT THAT EVERYONE LOVES JUST WITH A NEW LOOK. CITRUS RACING'S NEWEST TOY IS ALMOST COMPLETE

6 THEY TOOK THEIR NEW AND IMPROVED C-R-2 RACECAR OUT FOR A SPIN AS THE SQUAD PREPARES FOR THE 2019 FORMULA S-A-E COMPETITION IN NEBRASKA. MEMBERS OF THE CLUB CAME UP WITH THE DESIGN AND ENGINEERED THE CAR ALL ON THEIR OWN. THE TEAM HERE AT SYRACUSE HAS BEEN AROUND FOR 10 YEARS AND THIS IS THE THIRD CAR THAT THEY'VE COMPLETED SINCE THE CLUB BEGAN. PRESIDENT GRAHAM HARRINGTON IS PROUD OF THE WORK THE GROUP PUT IN AND IS EXCITED ABOUT PUTTING THE FINISHING TOUCHES ON THE CAR. IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN GETTING INVOLVED, THEY'RE LOOKING FOR NEW MEMBERS. YOU CAN REACH OUT ON THE CITRUS RACING FACEBOOK PAGE. FOR THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR, A RECORD NUMBER OF PEOPLE HAVE SIGNED UP TO PARTICPATE IN ORANGE CENTRAL. OVER TWO THOUSAND ALUMNI AND RELATIVES WILL BE JOINING IN ON THE HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES, WHICH IS A NINETY PERCENT INCRASE IN PARTICIPATION SINCE THE WEEK OF EVENTS WILL BE HEADLINED BY THE FIRST ANNUAL SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI AWARDS CELEBRATION. ON FRIDAY, THE ORANGE CARPET WILL BE ROLLED OUT AS THE UNIVERSITY CELEBRATES ACCOMPLISHED ALUMNI FROM PAST GENERATIONS. EVENTS FOR ORANGE CENTRAL WILL RUN FROM THURSDAY TO SUNDAY. ARMY VETERANS ARE HONORED FOR THEIR DEDICATION TO THE COUNTRY AND THEIR COMMUNITY. SERVING THE COUNTRY IS MANY VETERAN'S LIFE WORK. AFTER MEDICALLY RETIRING FROM THE UNITED STATES ARMY THIS VETERAN MADE THE DECISION TO POWER ON AND SERVE HIS COMMUNITY, BUT THIS TIME THROUGH EDUCATION. OUR EMILY BARKANN IS LIVE IN STUDIO THIS MORNING WITH THE DUAL MASTERS STUDENT. THANKS DOM--I'M JOINED THIS MORNING BY ROB RIVERA. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING HERE WITH US TODAY ROB! THANKS ONCE AGAIN TO ROB RIVERA FOR JOINING US THIS MORNING. I'M EMILY BARKANN LIVE IN THE STUDIO--NOW FOR YOUR ORANGE BUZZ WITH

7 ALAZIA WILLIAMS. GOOD MORNING ORANGE NATION--I'M ALAZIA WILLIAMS WITH YOUR ORANGE BUZZ: WHAT'S TRENDING ON THE HILL. THE SYRACUSE CHEIFS HAVE CHANGED ITS NAME TO THE SYRACUSE METS AND SOME FANS HAV MIXED EMOTIONS ABOUT THAT. SO THAT S WHATS TRENDING HERE ON THE HILL! NOW CASEY BUSCHER UP NEXT FOR ORANGE SPORTS. THAT'S ALL FOR YOUR ORANGE BUZZ, NOW OVER TO CASEY BUSCHER WITH YOUR ORANGE SPORTS GOOD MORNING I'M CASEY BUSCHER WITH YOUR ORANGE SPORTS UPDATE HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL. 10 YEARS AGO, FORMER SYRACUSE VOLLEYBALL PLAYER, KERI POTTS, EXPERIENCED THE WORST DAY OF HER LIFE. WHILE VACATIONING IN ITALY, POTTS BECAME A VICTIM OF ASSAULT. LUCKILY, POTTS ESCAPED, FIGHTING BACK AGAINST HER ATTACKER. AND SINCE THEN, SHE HAS USED THIS TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE TO SHARE HER STORY AND SPREAD AWARENESS TO OTHERS. ON MONDAY, POTTS SPOKE TO STUDENT ATHLETES AT SYRACUSE TO BRING AWARENESS TO VIOLENT ATTACKS AND HER OWN PERSONAL STORY. AS THE SENIOR PR DIRECTOR OF ESPN, POTTS IS UTILIZING HER PLATFORM TO HELP WOMEN AROUND THE WORLD. TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HER STORY VISIT A-FIGHT-BACK-WOMAN-DOT-COM. BASKETBALL SEASON IS BACK IN ACTION. BOTH SYRACUSE TEAMS HAD SCRIMMAGES IN THE DOME THIS WEEKEND TO KICK OFF THEIR SEASON. THE TIP-OFF OF ORANGE VS WHITE TOOK PLACE ON FRIDAY EVENING. WITH ALMOST EVERYONE FROM THE TEAM RETURNING THIS SEASON, THE CHEMISTRY SEEMS TO ALREADY BE IN PLAY FOR THE ORANGE. OSHAE BRISSET LED THE ORANGE SQUAD OVER THE WHITE TEAM 77 TO 72.

8 WITH HIGH-HOPES COMING OF A SWEET SIXTEEN RUN LAST YEAR, SYRACUSE BASKETBALL IS READY FOR THEIR EXHIBITION OPENER ON OCTOBER 25TH AT 7PM. ADDING TO THE SQUAD, SYRACUSE BASKETBALL SIGNED THE MOST PRIZED RECRUIT IN UPSTATE NEW YORK, JOE GIRARD. THE FUTURE IS LOOKING BRIGHT FOR THE ORANGE. I'M CASEY BUSCHER AND THAT'S YOUR ORANGE SPORTS UPDATE. STILL TO COME HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL. THIS YEAR'S HOMECOMING COURT WAS JUST ANNOUNCED! WE HAVE THE DETAILS ON YOUR CANDIDATES FOR KING AND QUEEN. STAY WITH US--THAT STORY AND MORE JUST AHEAD. WELCOME BACK! THIS WEEKEND IS ORANGE CENTRAL HERE ON CAMPUS IT'S AN ANNUAL CELEBRATION FOR THE ENTIRE S-U COMMUNITY TO COME TOGETHER AND SHOW SOME ORANGE PRIDE. THE CELEBRATION OFFICIALLY STARTED YESTERDAY IN SCHINE STUDENT CENTER WITH ACTICVITIES AND THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THIS YEAR'S HOMECOMING COURT. WHILE STUDENTS WAITED TO HEAR THE NAMES OF THIS YEAR'S POTENTIAL KING AND QUEEN, THEY HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO GET SOME FREE FOOD, MAKE SOME ART, AND TAKE SOME PICTURES IN THE PHOTO BOOTH. AT NOON, ALL THEN MEMBERS OF THE HOMECOMING COURT WERE ANNOUNCED. THERE ARE FIVE CANDIDATES FOR KING, AND FIVE FOR QUEEN. WE ASKED TWO CANDIDATES WHAT WINNING WOULD MEAN TO THEM. VOTING IS OPEN NOW UNTIL SATURDAY EVENING AT HOMECOMINGCOURT DOT S-Y-R DOT E-D-U. THE WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON SATURDAY AT THE U-U AND TRADITIONS COMMISION EVENT. TICKETS FOR THAT EVENT ARE ON SALE NOW. REBEKAH CASTOR HAS MORE ON ORANGE CENTRAL ACTIVITIES WITH YOUR WEEKEND ON THE HILL. THAT'S RIGHT TAYLOR AND DOM- IT'S HOMECOMING WEEKEND HERE AT S-U BUT YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL SATURDAY FOR ALL THE FUN TO START - BECAUSE ORANGE CENTRAL EVENTS ACTUALLY BEGIN TOMORROW. THERE ARE NUMEROUS EVENTS EVERY DAY, ALL WEEKEND LONG BUT HERE ARE THE ONES YOU CAN NOT MISS.

9 TOMORROW- WORLD CLASS RUNNER AND JOURNALIST - ROGER ROBINSON - IS ON CAMPUS FOR A BOOK SIGNING AND LECTURE. ROBINSON'S BOOK - WHEN RUNNING MADE HISTORY - WAS PUBLISHED BY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY PRESS EARLIER THIS YEAR. ROBINSON WILL BE MEETING WITH STUDENTS TOMORROW EVENING FROM FIVE TO 7 P-M IN BIRD LIBRARY. FRIDAY- IT'S SHARK TANK MEETS S-U WITH THE WHITMAN SCHOOL'S - ORANGE TANK - FOR THE FOURTH YEAR IN A ROW, STUDENTS AND ALUMNI ENTREPENEURS WILL PITCH BUSINESS VENTURES TO A PANEL OF ACCOMPLISHED JUDGES. THE TOP THREE STUDENT AND ALUMNI PRESENTERS WILL WIN CASH PRIZES. THE COMPETETION KICKS OFF AT 1 P-M AT THE WHITMAN SCHOOL. SATURDAY- S-U TAKES ON THE NORTH CAROLINA TARHEELS IN THE HOMECOMING GAME - BUT BEFOREHAND - BE SURE TO CHECK OUT THE ORANGE CENTRAL TAILGATE ON THE QUAD STARTING AT 10:15 A-M. DELICIOUS TAILGATE FOOD AND FUN PRIZES ARE AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO PURCHASE A TICKET. S-U'S MARCHING BAND WILL PERFORM AND HAVE YOUR CAMERAS READY BECAUSE EVERYONE'S FAVORITE MASCOT - OTTO - WILL ALSO MAKE AN APPEARANCE. AND BEFORE WE SAY GOODBYE TO ALL OUR ALUMNI ON SUNDAY - IF YOU'RE AN EARLY BIRD - COME OUT TO THE PROMENADE IN YOUR BEST ORANGE ATTIRE FOR A "RACE TO REMEMBER." THE THREE AND A HALF MILE RUN WILL HONOR THE THIRTY-FIVE S-U STUDENTS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES ON PAN AM FLIGHT ONE O THREE. REGISTRATION OPENS AT 9 A-M AND THE RACE STARTS AT 10. FOR A LIST OF ALL THE EVENTS GOING ON THIS WEEKEND - PLEASE VISIT THE ORANGE CENTRAL WEBSITE - I'M REBEKAH CASTOR AND THAT'S THIS WEEKEND ON THE HILL. THE MEGA MILLIONS JACKPOT HAS RISEN TO A RECORD 868 MILLION DOLLARS. NO TICKETS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S 667 MILLION DOLLAR DRAWING HAD ALL THE WINNING NUMBERS. THE LAST GROUP OF PEOPLE TO WIN WERE 11 CALIFORNIA WORKERS WHO SPLIT THE 543 MILLION DOLLAR PRIZE BACK IN JULY. THE ODDS OF WINNING THE MEGA MILLIONS ARE ABOUT ONE IN 260 MILLION. THAT WILL DO IT FOR US THIS MORNING--I'M TAYLOR EPPS. THANKS FOR WATCHING, ORANGE NATION!

10 AND I'M DOM MUCCILO. CHECK US OUT ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND SEND US STORY IDEAS! SEE YOU NEXT WEEK--WEDNESDAY AT 10 A-M--RIGHT HERE ON O-T-N.