And the winner is…..John Lorinc reports at least one winning mega millions ticket in South Carolina was confirmed.  The Jackpot is one point six billion dollars.  Another tax cut in the works? Linda Kenyon explains the possibilities of the middle class tax break President Trump is touting.

Kevin Carr takes a look at the latest round of video now available for home viewing.

Lonely? There’s an app for that.  Jim Roope tells us about a new app that brings people together for friendship and First Light listeners share their stories.

The Trump White House threatens to be a roadblock to the thousands of migrants heading to the U.S. border. John Lorinc reports roughly seven thousand Central Americans are in southern Mexico walking north to the U.S. Elon Musk’s high-speed underground transport system could soon be a reality. Jim Roope reports a test tunnel is being dug in Los Angeles and should be completed in early December.

Kevin Carr reviews the Netflix series The Haunting of Hill House.

And we take calls from listeners on the Trump Administration’s  decision to pull out of a Reagan-era missile treaty with Russia.

Facebook’s Portal device, a camera equipped smart display for video chatting at home,  is collecting data on you.  Jim Roope reports the company was less than forthcoming when it was introduced. Building a wall along the border is hitting some road blocks. Clayton Neville tells us about several lawsuits against federal government. High School students in Texas must take a class on how to behave when stopped by the police.  First Light listeners offer their opinions.

Heavy rain caused a central Texas river to rise to a record levels.  Clayton Neville reports on the evacuations and extensive damage.  Lawmakers continued to forcefully call for answers and retaliatory action over the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.  Linda Kenyon reports on this rare bipartisan stance from Capitol Hill. Marijuana is now legal throughout Canada.  First Light listeners call in with their feeling about this.

On today's show, we get the latest on the search for answers on the disappearance of a Saudi journalist. Clayton Neville checks in after the final debate in Texas' Senate race. Entertainment Critic Kevin Carr tells us what's new in home cinema, and in our call-in topic, we ask how you'd handle relations with Saudi Arabia.

President Trump visits Florida after Hurricane Michael. Clayton Neville reports the President met with residents and got an up close look at devastation left behind by the storm.  The White House says it is involved in the hunt for answers regarding the apparent death of a Saudi journalist.  John Lorinc reports on the ongoing investigation.

Kevin Carr reviews the new Amazon series The Romanoffs.

And so long Sears. Listeners call in with memories of the once dominant chain store.

Sears, the once dominant retail chain that changed how Americans shopped and lived, has filed for bankruptcy.  Steve Kastenbaum reports the final straw was a $134 million debt payment due Monday that it could not afford. 

There's an international demand for answers regarding a missing Saudi columnist. Nic Roberts reports from Istanbul on the on going investigation.

Kevin Carr reviews the new Jeff Bridges film, Bad Times At The Royale.

A court case in Texas prompts us to ask listeners if students should be required to say the Pledge Of Allegiance.

There is nothing left but to pick up the pieces left behind by Hurricane Michael.  Natasha Chen reports on the historic storm and the extreme damage it caused. President Trump speechless? Bob Costantini reports Kanye West steals the show during his Oval Office visit.

Kevin Carr reviews the new “dark comedy” The Oath.

Michael talks to James Mustich, author of 1,000 Books to Read Before You Die and asks listeners, “What are you reading?” First Light listeners call in and talk about what books mean to them.

Hurricane Michael hammers Florida.  Correspondent Natasha Chen details the historic storm.

A mysterious illness is being reported.  John Lorinc tells us about a rare “polio like” disease that’s been diagnosed is several states.

Kevin Carr reviews the new Neil Armstrong bio-pic, First Man.

And First Light listeners call in with opinions on whether Columbus Day should be changed to Indigenous Peoples Day.

Hurricane Michael is on a collision course with the Florida panhandle.  George Howell reports from Destin most residents have evacuated and authorities are expecting the worse out of what is already an historic storm for this region. In New York the mayor has signed a bill that adds a third gender category on birth certificates issued in the city.  Steve Kastenbaum reports in addition to “M” for male and “F” for female, there is the option of “X” for a non-binary identity category.

In Utah, the LDS church is backing the legalization of medical marijuana.  Do First Light listeners support in legalization their states? A few call in with a opinions.