Today is Thursday, September 5th.

What to know today about Hurricane Dorian, cuts to military projects,

and changes to rules about light bulbs.

Plus, YouTube pays a record setting fine,

a new luxury electric car, and what's a dumb phone?

Then hang out after the news for Thing to note Thursday's bonus interview,

where we answer the question,

will there be a recession?

Welcome, welcome to the newsworthy. All the days news in less than 10 minutes. Fast, fair, fun and on the go. I'm Erica Mandy. Thanks so much for being here.

You ready? Let's do this.

Yes, we're talking about Hurricane Dorian again because it got stronger.

As of early this morning the Weather Channel says Doreen is a

category 3 major hurricane again. Florida was spared from the worst of the

storm but there's still a threat along the southeast coastline and

now Georgia and the Carolinas will feel more of an impact

today and tomorrow. The National Hurricane Center says it'll bring damaging winds,

flooding rains, and life-threatening storm surges. There's still even a chance it could make landfall in North Carolina tomorrow,

and if it does, it would be the first category 3 storm to hit there since the 90s.

Either way, the entire southeast from Florida to Virginia can expect bad weather for the rest of the week.

And a quick update from the Bahamas? It's still a mess.

Homes and buildings there are smashed and flooded out.

The people who live in the hardest hit areas don't have basic and category 5 storm over the weekend killing at least 20 people and now because

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