THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Seismic activity in North Korea seems to indicate they've detonated their fifth nuclear test device.
• A Florida Wal-Mart Coca Cola display angered people. It was basically a salute to 9-11, but using cans of Coke as the twin towers and cans of Coke Zero as Ground Zero.
• Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz has endorsed Hillary Clinton for President.
• A California school has notified parents that two students may have leprosy.
• A 70-year-old man accused of robbing a bank in Kansas says he would prefer living in jail to being at home with his wife.
• Priceline has dropped its "name your own airfare" feature on picking flights.
• Now, there's a new smart belt that tells people if they have eaten too much.
• FOX is going to bring "Black Lightning" to TV. TV's first black super-hero.
• It's New York Fashion Week, through Wednesday.
• 33 people had to be rescued from cable cars in the French Alps Friday, after being stuck 12,000 feet in the air.
• The latest conspiracy theory making the rounds on the Internet is that in the musical "Grease," Sandy is actually dead the entire movie.
• Big story in New York: where a 94-year-old wheelchair-bound woman shopping in an East Harlem store had a wad of cash snatched right out of her bra by a heartless thief. It was all caught on video.
• Blac Chyna says she'll have a couple of the Kardashian sisters in her wedding when she ties the knot with Rob Kardashian. They've got a date in mind, but just haven't announced it yet.
• A library in Alabama is warning customers that failing to return a book on time could result in 30 days in jail.
• Police in Connecticut discovered 600 marijuana plants growing in the backyard of a daycare center.
• A new study shows that a small percentage of Americans take medication designed for pets instead of getting a prescription from their doctor.