Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Tuesday, September 17th, 2019.

We begin with a big sigh of relief coming from the storm-battered northern Bahamas which are still struggling to clean up

after getting wallop by Hurricane Dorian.

Another storm called Umberto had reached hurricane strength on Sunday but ended up steering

away from their shores.

In fact, U.S. is veering to the northeast over the Atlantic Ocean, well off the U.S. coast.

It could still threaten the island of Bermuda, tomorrow or Thursday, and also heavy rain, large waves and strong surf will be impacting

the coastlines from Central Florida up to North Carolina for the next couple days.

Here's an opportunity to experience a completely different kind of weather phenomenon at the North Pole.

You will soon have the chance to stay at Earth's northernmost hotel, with guests staying in their own fancy igloos that are heated and have

their own toilets saving guests from making a trip to the facilities in sub-zero temperatures.

The ice structures also feature a glass ceiling and wall so visitors can fully experience the

northern lights in the sky.

But because the weather only allows safe travel to the North Pole for a short window of time, The Iglu Hotel is only open for one month during April next year.

And the experience is not cheap. For three nights plus airfare, meal, security, and a guide, the cost comes to over $105,000.

In business news, this hasn't happened in a long time.

More than 49,000 members of the United Auto Workers Union

have walked off the job across the U.S. The men and women workers shut down 33

General Motors manufacturing plants in nine states as well as 22 warehouses that

distribute car parts.

It's not clear how long the walkout will last, but it seems the union and the company

are far apart on key issues like pay raises, health

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