THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Interesting development -- in London, the city Transit Office says it's not going to renew Uber's license to operate there. 
• Justin Trudeau's choice in socks sparked a light-hearted Twitter competition between the stars of "Star Wars" and S"tar Trek" after the Canadian Prime Minister sported Chewbacca hosiery during appearances in New York City last week. 
• A semi-truck carrying 40,000-pounds of vodka overturned in North Carolina. 
• If you're not into Pumpkin Spice, maybe you'll enjoy Starbuck's just-added new flavor: a Maple Pecan Latte. 
• Former U.S. President Bill Clinton's debut novel -- "The President Is Missing," co-authored with prolific thriller writer James Patterson -- will not hit shelves for almost a year, will be adapted into a Showtime series. 
• Data shows that Amazon's price cuts at Whole Foods resulted in an increase of 25% more shoppers. 
• K.J. Apa, 20, who plays Archie in "Riverdale," apparently fell asleep while driving home after a 16-hour work day and crashed his car. He's fine, but the cast is expressing concern about those long days. The show is being shot up in Vancouver, BC. 
• A big step for BYU. For the first time in school history, caffeinated sodas like Coke and Pepsi are being made available on campus. But still no coffee. 
• A 4-year-old Florida girl died after accidentally pulling the trigger of a gun in her grandmother's purse she was looking for candy. 
• Yesterday, Tesla's vehicle lineup got smaller by one as it discontinued its cheapest Model S option, the Model S 75. 
• Audrina Patridge of "The Hills" filed for divorce last week after a little more than a year of marriage with Corey Bohan. People magazine has suggested domestic violence as the reason. She's obtained a restraining order. 
• A report says damage to Puerto Rico from Hurricane Maria could top $30 billion. 
• It's now official -- this summer was the warmest and driest summer in Seattle's recorded history. 
• Microsoft has announced the completion of their Marea Trans-Atlantic Cable project, which connected a huge data cable between the U.S. and Spain. 10.2-million pounds of cable dropped. 
• Cher says she keeps her costumes in a special, temperature-controlled unit to preserve them. 
• The NFL is reportedly considering sending the Chargers back to San Diego. 
• There was a home in Florida that was spared by Hurricane Irma... but last week, was swallowed by a sinkhole. 
• Hillary Clinton's new book "What Happened" has already sold 300,000 copies. 
• In a speech, Bill Gates apologized to Microsoft users for Control-Alt-Delete to start windows instead of having a separate button.