Today is Friday, August 18.

We have updates about the major storm heading for Southern California as soon as this weekend.

It could be the first tropical storm to make landfall there since the 1930s, and a first

of its kind meeting at the Presidential Retreat at Camp David, which leaders will be there

and why it's considered a big deal.

Plus, which arm you get your next vaccine in might matter more than we realized.

The Snapchat glitch that had some people creeped out or even looking how to delete the app.

And we'll tell you which tune seems to be the top song of the summer this year.

Those stories and even more news to know in today's episode.

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What is now Hurricane Hillary is barreling toward California and other parts of the Southwest.

Because of this morning, it looks like the storm will weaken before making landfall in

the U.S.

But if it makes landfall in California, even as a tropical storm, it would be the first

to do so in nearly 84 years.

Then it's likely to bring significant rain, flooding, and wind strong enough to snap

trees down power lines and cause a lot of property damage in parts of California, Nevada, and

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