The President is traveling to India for the G20 Summit.

Carmakers are collecting and selling personal data from drivers,

and a mysterious golden egg was found in the ocean.

I'm Jeff Pierre and this is the seven from the Washington Post.

It's Friday, September 8th.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories. Number one, President Biden is traveling to India for the G20 summit.

The President will land in New Delhi today for a meeting of leaders of the world's top economies.

On Sunday he'll visit Vietnam for the first time.

It's worth noting that Russia's Vladimir Putin and China's Shizing Ping won't be attending.

Tensions have surfaced between China and India

since the Chinese government published a map that appeared to claim areas of

Northeastern India.

One topic that leaders will discuss is the war in Ukraine.

Number two, Hurricane Lee is now a category 5 hurricane and will probably get stronger.

The storm intensified quickly on Thursday, with winds predicted to reach nearly 180 miles per hour this morning.

It's being fueled by record warm waters in the Atlantic

and may become one of the most intense Atlantic hurricanes ever

east of the Caribbean. Most forecasts have the storm

avoiding the Leeward Islands but that could change over the next few days.

Later next week it could come close to eastern New England. You can track the storm's path on our

home page. Number three, the Biden administration halted funding for a project hunting

hunting rare viruses. The research program known as Deep Vision

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