COMING UP ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL… WE WISH A HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR FAVORITE PLACE TO GET A MID-DAY PICK-ME-UP.
ALSO, THE 15TH ANNUAL SPORTS MANAGEMENT CLUB CHARITY AUCTION IS
MAKING WISHES COME TRUE THIS YEAR
AND FIND OUT WHAT BANK IS COMING TO THE QUAD BEFORE THE FOOTBALL GAME.
All that plus your weather and Orange Sports coming up on this edition of Mornings on the
Hill.
GOOD MORNING, AND THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL. I’M MORGAN TRAU.
AND I’M JILLIAN ANDREWS. IT’S WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH. LET’S GET TO THIS MORNING’S TOP STORY.
THANKS MICHELLE, THE 15TH ANNUAL SPORTS MANAGEMENT CLUB CHARITY AUCTION IS BACK… AND MAKING A BIG DIFFERENCE.
REPORTER CHIANN NO-BRAYGA IS LIVE IN THE STUDIO WITH MORE ON THIS STORY.
THANKS—THE SPORTS MANAGEMENT CLUB HAS NAMED MAKE-A-WISH THE BENEFICIARY FOR THIS YEARS AUCTION.
THE AUCTION WILL HELP FULFILL AS MANY AS 150 WISHES RIGHT HERE IN CENTRAL NEW YORK.
THE CLUB IS CURRENTLY COLLECTING DONATIONS THAT WILL BE AUCTIONED OFF AT THE EVENT.
ITEMS INCLUDE SIGNED SPORTS MEMORABILIA, TOYS, CONCERT TICKETS, AND RESTAURANT GIFT CARDS.
CLUB PRESIDENT AND AUCTION CO-CHAIR SAM MARTEKA SAYS THEY ALREADY HAVE OVER 200 ITEMS COLLECTED.
“We want to give back to the community as much as we can so it’s really special to have the opportunity this year.
THE AUCTION IS ON NOVEMBER 16 IN THE BACKCOURT OF THE CARRIER DOME.
IT WILL TAKE PLACE DURING A SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME.
THE SPORTS MANAGEMENT CLUB HAS RAISED MORE THAN 475 THOUSAND DOLLARS OVER THE PAST FOURTEEN YEARS.
THIS YEAR THEY HOPE TO BREAK THE FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR MARK. MARTEKA’S FAVORITE THING ABOUT THE AUCTION IS GIVING THE CHARITIES THE FINAL CHECK.
“To just see the power and impact that that money can do for them I think is the most rewarding thing by far.”
THE SPORTS MANAGEMENT CLUB IS STLL COLLECTING ITEMS AT THE TIME.
IF YOU OR ANYONE YOU KNOW IS INTERESTED IN DONATING VISIT
SUCHARITYSPORTSAUCTION.COM
FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL…. I’M CHIANN NOBREGA.
OUR TOP STORY THIS HOUR… FOR ALL OF YOU POURING YOUR COFFEE THIS MORNING, WE HAVE SOME NEWS TO HELP WAKE YOU UP. PEOPLES PLACE IS A STUDENT FAVORITE THAT HAS BEEN OPEN SINCE 19-79.
OUR MICHELLE KUH-NEZ-OVIC JOINS US LIVE TO TELL US ABOUT WHAT MAKES THIS COFFEE SHOP SO UNIQUE. HOWS IT LOOKING OVER THERE MICHELLE?
IF YOU’RE A SYRACUSE STUDENT YOU’VE PROBALY WALKED ON THE QUAD AND PAST HENDRICKS CHAPEL, BUT HAVE YOU EVER WANDERED INSIDE.
IN THE BASEMENT OF THIS CHAPEL A COFFE SHOP AND THIS YEAR CELEBRATING
A coffee shop on Syracuse’s campus fully run by students in the basement of Hendricks chapel
Student Manager SARAH. BUTTS. Says that she’s learned so much more than just how to make coffee
“I’VE LEARNED SO MUCH ABOUT COMMUNICATION NEEDING TO TELL PEOPLE
WHEN YOURE NOT WORKING AND ALSO LEARNING HOW TO ASK FOR THINGS AND LEARNING HOW TO ASK FOR WHEN I NEEDED HELP”
THEY ARE ALL LEARNING LIFE SKILLS BUT FOR MANAGER CHLOE CROOKALL IT
DOESN’T FEEL LIKE WORK AT ALL
“THE PEOPLE I WORK WITH WERE ALL GOOD FRIENDS OR ATLEAST BECOMING
GOOD FRIENDS AND ITS REALLY FUN TO GO TO WORK AND NOT FEEL LIKE YOURE
GOING TO DO A JOB THAT YOU HATE.”
BUT WHEN IT COMES TO THERE FAVORITE PART OF THE JOB THEY ALL SEEMED
TO HAVE THE SAME ANWSER IT’S “THE PEOPLE”
“MY FAVORITE PART IS THE PEOPLE WHO WORK HERE AND WHO ARE REGULAR
CUSTOMERS. THE PEOPLE WHO WORK HERE WE HAVE BECOME A LITTLE FAMILY.
THESEPEOPLE ARE MY BEST FRIENDS AND I CAN COUNT ON THEM FOR ANYTHING.”
EVERYONE WHO WORKS AT PEOPLE’S PLACE IS SOME SORT OF AN ARTIST AND THEY SHOW THAT OFF BY HANGING ARTWORK AROUND THE COFFEE SHOP.
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IT IS SOMWHERE STUDENTS CAN GO BUILD RELATIONSHIPS AND EVEN FEEL AS IF
“IT’S JUST NICE TO. FEELING LIKE YOU ALWAYS HAVE A PLACE”
THEY’RE OPEN WEEKLY 8-6 AND AS YOU CAN SEE THE PEOPLE LOVE IT.
REPORTING LIVE, I’M MCIHELLE KNEZOVIC FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL.
IT’S NATIONAL DIAPER-AWARENESS-WEEK —
AND ONE CENTRAL NEW YORK ORGANIZATION IS HOPING TO SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT DIAPER NEED…
N-C-C NEWS REPORTER JENNA BREE TELLS US WHAT THIS WEEK IS ALL ABOUT.
“Their babies cry more, they’re uncomfortable, and they’re at risk for severe diaper infection.”
CENTRAL NEW YORK DIAPER BANK FOUNDER MICHELA HUGO SAYS THERE ARE MANY CONSEQUENCES OF DIAPER NEED…
“Moms feel inadequate, they feel super stressed, and they’re more likely to experience depression.”
“The impacts of having a mom who’s bonding less with the baby and experiencing depression last a lifetime for a child.”
HUGO SAYS DIAPERS COST MORE FOR POOR FAMILIES —
BECAUSE THEY CAN ONLY AFFORD SMALL PACKS WHEN THEY SHOP FOR DIAPERS — THEY CAN’T BUY THEM IN BULK.
“An adequate supply of diapers like these can cost 100 dollars per month — and that’s just for one child.”
ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS LIKE FOOD STAMPS, WIC AND SNAP DON’T COVER DIAPERS…
“It was just an overlooked consequence of poverty for so long in Central New York.”
BUT HUGO SAYS THANKS TO LOCAL PARTNERS — THE BANK IS ABLE TO DISTRIBUTE 80-THOUSAND DIAPERS EACH MONTH…
“This community has really shown that they care about our most vulnerable.”
AND THROUGH THE AWARENESS WEEK — SHE HOPES TO RECRUIT MORE
VOLUNTEERS AND DONORS.
THIS SATURDAY YOU CAN DROP OFF DIAPERS BEFORE THE S-U FOOTBALL GAME…
BRING THEM TO THE QUAD BETWEEN NINE A-M AND 12 P-M…
SIZES FIVE AND SIX ARE ESPECIALLY NEEDED…
TIME TO CHECK YOUR WEATHER FOR TODAY.
ALEXANDRA JENNERJAHN IS LIVE OUT ON UNIVERSITY AVE TO TELL US WHAT TO EXPECT.
YES. I’M HERE ON UNIVERSITY AVENUE AND IT IS LOOKING TO BE AN ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL FALL DAY. A BIT CLOUDY BUT WE’RE HOPING TO REACH A HIGH OF 78.
SO WARM ENOUGH TO NOT NEED A JACKET, BUT COOL ENOUGH TO START WEARING YOUR FAVORITE FALL SWEATERS, LADIES.
THROUGHOUT THE DAY TODAY, TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO FLUCTUATE A
LITTLE BIT WITH THE HIGHEST BEING 78 DEGREES, AND LOWEST 61. BUT
TOMORROW COULD GET AS LOW AS 51 DEGREES, BUT WITH A HIGH BACK IN THE
SEVENTIES. UNFORTUNATELY WE’RE LOOKING AT A 50 PERCENT CHANCE OF RAIN, BUT FRIDAY WE GO BACK TO SUNSHINE.
THAT’S YOUR CURRENT FORECAST, BACK TO THE STUDIO.
BACK TO YOU IN THE STUDIO.
A STUDENT DRAMA PRODUCTION IS OPENING THIS WEEKEND BUT IT’S ALREADY GETTING A TON OF SUPPORT.
OUR SHO-SHANA STAHL IS LIVE IN STUDIO WITH MORE.
THANKS MORGAN AND JILL.
THE PRODUCTION “FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE/ WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENOUGH” OPENS THIS WEEKEND AT THE LOFT THEATER IN SYRACUSE.
THIS IS A STUDIO PRODUCTION PRODUCED BY STUDENTS AND PERFORMED BY STUDENTS.
THE SHOW TELLS THE STORIES OF SEVEN WOMEN OF COLOR THROUGH RHYTHM, MUSIC AND DANCE.
ACTRESS KAYLA KING SAYS THIS SHOW IS IMPORTANT TO HER BECAUSE IT ALLOWS HER TO EXPRESS HERSELF.
“As someone who is biracial but who is white passing, I am not often given the opportunity to be black and I’m not given the opportunity to explore that side of myself.”
ACTRESSES DON’T PLAY SPECIFIC CHARACTERS THROUGHOUT THE SHOW BUT
ACT AS BOTH NARRATORS AND CHARACTERS WITHIN THE STORIES BEING TOLD.
KING SAYS THAT PEOPLE IN THE DRAMA DEPARTMENT FEEL SUPPRESSED
BECAUSE THEY AREN’T GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITIES TO PLAY ROLES THAT EXPRESS THEIR CULTURES AND EXPERIENCES.
THIS SHOW GIVES WOMEN OF COLOR A CHANCE TO DO SO.
“Shows that there was a need and a lacking of this kind of material in the work that we have been doing in the past and that when this show came up, people’s ears perked up a little bit.”
SUPPORT FROM FELLOW STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS HAS BEEN OVERWHELMING.
ALL SIX SHOWS HAVE ALREADY COMPLETELY SOLD OUT.
KING SAYS WHEN YOU BREAK IT DOWN, THE STORIES ARE WHAT MATTERS MOST.
“If you take away everything…you take away the lights…you take away even the actors and you just
EVEN THOUGH THE SHOW IS FULLY SOLD OUT, THEY HAVE ADDED INVITED DRESS REHEARSALS AT THE THEATER TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8 PM.
SEATS FOR THESE SHOWS ARE FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE.
FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL, I’M SHOSHANA STAHL.
WELCOME BACK TO MORNINGS ON THE HILL.
MORE THAN 200 PEOPLE ATTENDED A CLIMATE CHANGE PROTEST FRIDAY AFTERNOON IN DOWNTOWN SYRACUSE.
THE 20-19 GLOBAL CLIMATE STRIKE STARTED ON THE S-U CAMPUS AND MARCHED ACROSS TOWN TO EAST GENESEE STREET.
HIGH SCHOOLERS, UNIVERSITY STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND ACTIVISTS ALIKE CAME TOGETHER TO DEMAND CHANGE IN CLIMATE POLICIES.
16-YEAR-OLD SWEDISH ACTIVIST GRETA TOONBERG HAS INSPIRED MILLIONS ACROSS THE WORLD TO HELP SAVE THE EARTH.
AFTER SPEAKING TO THE U.N. CLIMATE ACTION SUMMIT EARLIER THIS WEEK, SHE
RECEIVEDTHE PRESTIGIOUS “ALTERNATIVE NO-BELLS” AWARD FOR HER WORK AGAINST THE CLIMATE CRISIS.
A FORMER TOP AIDE TO PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA IS COMING TO SPEAK AT SYRACUSE FRIDAY MORNING.
BEN RHODES IS GIVING THE KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT A PUBLIC DIPLOMACY FORUM IN EGGERS HALL JUST BEFORE 10:30.
HE WILL BE TALKING ABOUT HIS TIME AS DEPUTY NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR AND SPEECH WRITER FOR PRESIDENT OBAMA.
HE WILL ALSO BE TALKING ABOUT HIS POPULAR PODCAST CALLED “POD SAVE THE WORLD.”
THE FORUM IS ORGANIZED BY STUENTS IN S-U’S PUBLIC DIPLOMACY PROGRAM ALONG WITH THE MAXWELL AND NEWHOUSE SCHOOLS.
FOR THOSE OF YOU WALKING HOME LATE AT NIGHT, SYRACUSE HAS ROLLED OUT NEW SAFETY INITIATIVES TO KEEP YOU SAFE.
THE RESIDENTIAL SECURITY AIDE PROGRAM IS ADDING 90 NEW OFFICERS TO THE FORCE BY THE SPRING SEMESTER. THIS MEANS ALL RESIDENCE HALLS WILL OPERATE WITH SECURITY 24 HOURS A DAY.
IN ADDITION TO SWIPING YOUR ID CARD, THERE WILL BE A SECURITY OFFICER THERE TO CHECK YOU IN AT THE RESIDENCE HALL ENTRANCE.
ADDITIONALLY, THE BUS SCHEDULE IS BEING SIMPLIFIED AND TWO FULLY ACCESSIBLE VANS ARE BEING ADDED.
THANKS TO THESE INITIATIVES, YOU WON’T BE WAITING AS LONG AT THE BUS STOP.
THANKS TO SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, VIRTUAL REALITY IS MAKING A BIG DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF VETERANS.
THE VETERANS AFFAIR MEDICAL CENTER IS PARTNERING WITH S-U TO HELP TREAT VETERANS STRUGGLING WITH POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER.
SEPTEMBER IS SUICIDE AWARENESS MONTH, AND P-T-S-D IS CONSIDERED A LEADING CAUSE OF VETERAN SUICIDE.
THE VIRTUAL REALITY SYSTEM IS A NON-TRADITIONAL FORM OF TREATMENT THAT CAN BE DONE IN A MORE COMFORTABLE SETTING.
SOLDIER-STRONG AND OPERATION HAT TRICK ARE TWO NATIONAL NON-PROFITS ALSO INVOLVED IN FUNDING THE PROJECT.
A FORMAL IMPEACHMENT PROBE HAS BEEN LAUNCHED AGAINST PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP.
HOUSE SPEAKER NANCY PELOSI MADE THE ANNOUNCEMENT TUESDAY.
THE INVESTIGATION WILL FOCUS ON WHETHER OR NOT PRESIDENT TRUMP TOOK FOREIGN HELP TO UNDERMINE DEMOCRAT JOE BIDEN IN THE UPCOMING ELECTION.
ACCORDING TO PELOSI THIS WOULD BE A “BETRAYEL OF HIS OATH OF OFFICE.”
TRUMP RESPONDED ON TWITTER SAYING QUOTE THIS SHOULD NEVER BE
ALLOWED TO HAPPEN TO ANOTHER PRESIDENT. WITCH HUNT! END QUOTE
COMING UP HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL–
THE 17TH ANNUAL SYRACUSE UNIVERISTY HUMANS RIGHTS FESTIVAL IS THIS WEEKEND!
WHEN WE COME BACK ALEX PEEBLES SIT’S DOWN WITH THE EVENT ORGANIZER TO TELL US MORE.
STAY WITH US FOR THOSE STORIES AND MUCH MORE HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL.
ALSO – SHARIF KING IS IN STUDIO TO TALK ABOUT HOW STUDENTS ARE REACTING TO THE 20-20 COMMENCEMENT BEING MOVED FROM THE DOME TO THE QUAD.
WELCOME BACK TO MORNINGS ON THE HILL. STUDENTS CONTINUE TO REACT AFTER THE RECENT NEWS ABOUT COMMENCEMENT.
IF YOU HAVEN’T HEARD, COMMENCEMENT FOR THE CLASS OF 2020 WILL BE HELD IN THE QUAD INSTEAD OF THE DOME.
SHARIFF KING HAS BEEN TRACKING COMMENTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA. SHARIFF, WHAT ARE STUDENTS SAYING?
MORGAN, JILLIAN, STUDENTS LEARNED ABOUT THE CHANGE IN AN EMAIL FROM
PROVOST MICHELLE WHEATLY (WHEAT-LEE). REACTION HAS BEEN MIXED, BUT MOST STUDENTS ARE QUESTIONING THE REASON WHY.
ACCORDING TO THE UNIVERSITY, CONSTRUCTION AT THE DOME IS THE MAIN
REASON WHY COMMENCEMENT WILL BE HELD OUTSIDE RATHER THAN INSIDE
BENEATH THE DOME BUBBLE. IT’S THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE DOME OPENED IN
1980 THAT CEREMONIES WILL BE HELD SOMEWHERE ELSE. INSTEAD, COMMENCMENT WILL BE HELD IN THE QUAD, AND THAT HAS RAISED MANY QUESTIONS.
“HAVE IT ON THE QUAD HERE BUT THEY’RE NOT GONNA BE ABLE TO FIT ALL THE
PEOPLE AND ALLL THE PARENTS. THERE’S NOT GONNA BE ENOUGH TICKETS TO
GO AROUND. I DON’T KNOW, THERE’S GOTTA BE SOMEONE BETTER THAN IN THE
MIDDLE OF THIS QUAD. KINDA COOL THAT OUR CLASS GETS TO BE OUTSIDE THIS
YEAR ON THE QUAD. IT’S GONNA BE REALLY COOL.”
WE’VE BEEN KEEPING TRACK OF THE CHATTER ON SOCIAL MEDIA REGARDING COMMENCEMENT, AND HERE’S SOME OF WHAT WE’VE FOUND.
REMEMBER, YOU CAN ALWAYS FOLLOW US ON TWITTER AT ‘MORNIN-ON-THEHILL’. JILLIAN AND MORGAN, BACK TO YOU.
UPSTATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OPENED A SIMULATION CENTER THAT RESEMBLES
A REAL HOSPITAL WITH PATIENT ROOMS. MORNING’S ON THE HILL REPORTER ALEXA ROTH HAS THE STORY.
THIS NEW TRAINING FACILITY GIVES STUDENTS ACCESS TO MANNEQUINS WHO WILL SIMULATE REAL HUMAN ILLNESS AND EMERGENCY.
DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION AT THE SIMULATION CENTER, ERIK RUFA, SAYS THAT BEFORE SIMULATION, STUDENTS HAD TO LEARN FROM BOOK KNOWLEDGE.
“The students can actually practice on a simulated body part to do like a spinal tap. It’s safer for the patient it’s better for the student to learn in simulation before then they translate their skills to a real person.”
SIMULATION TECHNICIAN, JESSICA SWEET, SAYS CONFIDENCE IS IMPORTANT TO STUDENTS SUCCESS BUT EXPOSURE IS WHAT SETS THEM APART.
“The more that they can practice and learn from different scenarios. Not everybody presents the same. You could have the same outcome, one has a heart attack but it presents completely different. All those presentations make that clinical judgement that much better.”
BECAUSE OF THE MANNEQUINS HERE AT UPSTATE UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL STUDENTS ARE NOW MORE CONFIDENT TO GO OUT IN THE FIELD AND PRACTICE IN REAL LIFE SITUATIONS.
UPSTATE MEDICAL STUDENT, JOHN KANGLOU, SAYS IN THE PAST, THEY USED ACTORS TO SIMULATE REAL PATIENTS WHO WERENT ALWAYS AVAILABLE.
“The fact that there’s a center that you can go down to at any time and practice whenever.
That will make you far more fluent in every skill that you need to know.”
THE OVERALL GOAL OF THE SIMULATION CENTER IS TO EMPHASIZE PATIENT SAFETY AND MAKE SURE PATIENTS GET THE BEST QUALITY OF CARE.
GOVERNOR CUOMO HAS RECENTLY ISSUED 2-MILLION-DOLLARS IN GRANTS FOR New York STATE BOMB SQUADS.
THESE K-9 UNITS ARE USED IN ALL MAJOR EVENT LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE CITY.
MORNINGS ON THE HILLS REPORTER DANA CASULLO IS LIVE TO TELL US MORE.
SYRACUSE AND ON-IN-DA-GA COUNTY EACH RECIEVED ONE-HUNDREDTHOUSAND-DOLLARS IN GRANTS AS PART OF THE STATE DISTRIBUTION. I SPOKE WITH ONE LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT WHO HAS A K-9 UNIT, TO DISCUSS THE TRAINING THESE DOGS GO THROUGH.
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“He is my best friend.”
OFFICER JOE BRAINERD WORKS FOR THE SYRACUSE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT. HE ALSO WORKS AS A K-9 HANDLER FOR THE BOMB DETECTION UNIT.
BASED ON PERSONALITY TRAITS HE’S BEEN PAIRED WITH HIS DOG, “HALK” SINCE APRIL.
HALK IS ONE OF THE MANY DOGS THAT GOES THROUGH BOMB DETECTION
“Our instructors will take the explosive finds and place them in the room where there will be a known find or an unknown find. The difference between the two is that we obviously know where one is and we don’t know where the other one is.”
AS THE DOGS GO THROUGH THE TRAINING, THE OFFICERS CAN READ THEIR BODY LANGUAGE TO KNOW IF THEY ARE RESPONDING THE WAY THEY WOULD LIKE
“The tail will start wagging. They’ll close their mouth and really start inhaling. They will get really excited when they get to that find. And because we know where it is, we can get them into that correct behavior of sitting when they find it.”
TRAINING RUNS A MONTH AND A HALF FOR THE EXPLOSIVE DOGS IN THE DETECTOR SCHOOL.
BRAINERD SAYS MANY OF THE DOGS COME FROM EUROPE BECAUSE OF THE QUALITY OF BREEDING AND THE TRAINING AT SUCH A YOUNG AGE.
THESE PLACES INCLUDE COUNTRIES LIKE HUNGARY, HOLLAND AND THE CZECH REPUBLIC.
“My dog specifically is from Hungary. And the sergeant will go down there and actually pair the dog with the handler’s personalities, kind of try to match them up. And there’s certain drives we look for in those dogs.”
JUST LIKE ANY OTHER DOG YOU SEE, MAKE SURE YOU ASK THE HANDLER BEFORE PETTING THEM.
OUR ALEX PEEBLES IS LIVE IN STUDIO WITH A HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST WHO IS
ALSO HAPPENS TO BE A NEWHOUSE PROFESSOR…WITH THE 17TH ANNUAL S-U HUMAN RIGHTS FILM FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND, ALEX IS GOING TO LET US KNOW WHAT WE CAN EXPECT.
THANKS. I’M JOINED THIS MORNING BY NEWHOUSE PROFESSOR TULA GOENKA
1) TAKE ME BACK TO THE BEGINING, HOW DID THIS FILM FESTIVAL BEGIN?
2) WHAT IS THE IMPORTNACE OF HAVING THIS FILM FESTIVAL?
3) WHAT IS YOUR GOAL FOR THIS YEARS FILM FESTIVAL?
4) WHAT CAN SOMEONE ATTENDING THE FESTIVAL EXPECT?
5) WHAT IS DIFFERENT THIS YEAR THAN IN YEARS PAST?
6) THE FESTIVAL ENGAGES THE MEANING SILENCE, WHAT MEANING DOES SILENCE HAVE IN HUMAN RIGHTS?
7) HOW CAN STUDENTS GET INVOLVED?
8) WHERE CAN PEOPLE GO TO GET MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE FESTIVAL?
THE FILM FESTIVAL BEGINS THURSDAY AND HAS SHOWINGS THROUGH
SATURDAY, THIS EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
THANKS ONCE AGAIN TO OUR GUEST PROFESSOR TULA GOENKA FOR JOINING US THIS MORNING. I’M ALEX PEEBLES FOR MORNINGS ON THE HILL.
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STILL TO COME HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE HILL — JILLIAN ANDREWS HAS YOUR FULL WEATHER FORECAST, AND WE HAVE YOUR EMMYS WRAPUP…
STAY WITH US–THAT STORY AND MORE JUST AHEAD.
THANKS LADIES. THE DAY JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER AND BETTER.
TAKING A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE THROUGH OUR DOME CAM. THE SUN IS STILL SHINING. THERE ARE A FEW CLOUDS, BUT IT’S GOING TO CLEAR UP LATER TODAY.
CURRENTLY its 50 DEGREES, FEELS LIKE 50.
WE’RE DEALING WITH A LOT OF HUMIDITY RIGHT NOW, 89%. SO LADIES I SAW YOU WITH THAT HAIRSPRAY THIS MORNING, EXCELLENT IDEA. BUT THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT IT KEEPS DECREASING AS THE DAY GOES ON.
DEW POINT IS 47 PERCENT, THE CLOUDS ARE CAUSING A BIT OF A CHILL, BUT ALMOST NO WIND, AND DRIVERS, And VISIBILITY IS LOOKING GREAT.
TAKING A LOOK AT WEATHER ACROSS THE REGION.
TEMPERATURES ARE RAISING. PULASKI, SENECA FALLS AND UTICA ARE PRETTY STEADY WITH US HERE IN SYRACUSE, ALL LOOKING TO REACH 56 DEGREES.
CORTLAND IS A LOW 46 DEGREES, OSWEGO IS THE HIGHEST AT 57.
WE ARE LOOKING AT A CHANCE OF RAIN TOMORROW. ABOUT A 10 PERCENT
CHANCE ACROSS THE REGION, BUT THOSE NUMBERS ARE EXPECTED TO
INCREASE. ESPECIALLY GOING INTO TOMORROW.
NOW LOOKING AT THE REST OF THE WEEK….
TODAY WE’RE EXPECTING TO REACH A HIGH OF 78 DEGREES, LOW OF 61. TOMORROW RAIN CHANCES INCREASE TO 50 PERCENT WITH A HIGH OF 71 DEGREES AND LOW OF 51. FRIDAY WE HAVE A HIGH OF 71 AND LOW OF 59.
GOING INTO THIS WEEKEND. THUNDERSTORMS AND RAIN ARE LIKELY ON
SATURDAY WITH TEMPERATURES REACHING THE MID SEVENTIES AND HAVING
THE POTENTIAL TO DROP TO THE MID FIFTIES. BUT YOUR SUNDAY SHOULD MAKE
UP FOR THAT WITH ONLY A 20 PERCENT CHANCE OF RAIN, LOTS OF SUNSHINE, HIGH OF 73 DEGREES AND LOW OF 55.
THAT’S YOUR WEATHER UPDATE. BACK TO YOU JILLIAN AND MORGAN.
THANKS ALEXANDRA… JILLIAN I DON’T KNOW ABOUT YOU BUT I LOVE AWARDS SHOWS…
ME TOO! LUCKY FOR US MICHELLE AND DANA ARE BACK IN STUDIO TO GIVE US A WRAPUP OF THIS WEEKEND’S EMMY AWARDS… GUYS?
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FINALLY THIS MORNING….THE 2019 EMMY AWARDS
THE WINNERS, THE WINNING LOOKS, AND NO HOST THIS YEAR.
71ST
THIS WAS THE FIRST YEAR EVER THE EMMYS DIDNT HAVE A HOST FOR THE SHOW FOLLOWING IN THE OSCARS FOOTSTEPS.
– COMEDIANS
– ADD COMEDY TO SHOW
WELL IN ADDITION TO THAT CHANGE THIS YEAR, WE SAW A LOT OF SHOWS
WINNING ON DIFFERENT OUTLETS
FOR INSTANCE AMAZON, NETFLIX, HULU, AND HBO. THIS DEFINITELY BROUGHT A RISE OUT OF VIEWERS ESPECIALLY IF THEY DON’T PAY FOR THESE STREAMING SYSTEMS.
NETFLIX 4
AMAZON 7
HBO 9
PHOEBE WALLER-BRIDGE WAS THE TALK OF THE NIGHT. SHE WON FOR LEAD ACTRESS IN A COMEDY SERIES FOR “FLEABAG.” THIS SHOW IS ON AMAZON.
PATRICIA ARQUETTE WON FOR OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A LIMITED SERIES IN “THE ACT.” THIS SHOW IS ON HULU.
GAME OF THRONES 32 NOMIATIONS.
WON BEST BEST DRAMA SERIES.
FASHION FORWAD
FLORALS AND NEON
KARDASHIONS TEXTURES
NAVYS
SPARKLES HEADING INTO WINTER LOOKS
ZEN MIXTURE OF ALL CORSET FIT
THAT IS GOING TO DO IT FOR US THIS WEDNESDAY HERE ON MORNINGS ON THE
HILL. I’M MORGAN TRAU, FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA AT MORNIN-ON-THE-HILL!
AND I’M JILLIAN ANDREWS… THANKS FOR WATCHING ORANGE NATION. WE’LL SEE YOU NEXT WEDNESDAY, LIVE AT TEN A-M RIGHT HERE ON O-T-N.
THANKS JILLIAN. THIS NEW TRAINING FACILITY GIVES STUDENTS ACCESS TO MANNEQUINS WHO WILL SIMULATE REAL HUMAN ILLNESS AND EMERGENCY. DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION AT THE SIMULATION CENTER, ERIK RUFA, SAYS THAT
