More than one million people in the Carolinas and Virginia are under evacuation orders due to Hurricane Florence. We have reports from Nick Valencia on the massive storm and Clayton Neville of the gathering of volunteers ready to pitch in with aid.

Is Amazon too big? It kills mom and pop stores and shopping malls have been shuttered.  First Light listeners offer opinions on the future of shopping.

On this 17th anniversary of the attacks of 9/11, we remember the victims. We'll also talk to Cheryl Somers Aubin, author of the book, "The Survivor Tree", about how to teach our kids about the 9/11 attacks.

We'll also hear from Jim Rowbottom as the North Carolina coast prepares for the arrival of Hurricane Florence.

On today's show, we take a look at the potential impact of Hurricane Florence, set to make landfall somewhere along the U.S. east coast later this week.

Brian Stelter recaps what led to the resignation of the now-former CBS head Les Moonves.

In our call-in segment, Michael takes a look at giving second chances to disgraced actors after being outed as part of the #MeToo movement.

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh is off the hot seat. But, John Lorinc reports after three days of hearings, some Senators feel they didn’t get a clear picture of the judge.  Sony hacker caught! Jim Roope reports a North Korean computer programmer is facing charges for several devastating cyber attacks.

Movie star Burt Reynolds has died at the age of 82. Jeannie Moos remembers his career.

And football season is back.  First Light callers offer opinions on the future of the game.

Anonymous offers a scathing inside look at the Trump administration.  Bob Costantini reports President Trump calls the author of an anonymous op-ed in the New York Times “gutless”.  President Trump’s pick for the Supreme Court spends 12 hours in the hot seat Wednesday. John Lorinc reports Brett Kavanaugh faced an often contentious and intense day of questioning.

What do First Light callers think of a senior Trump administration official writing an anonymous opinion piece the New York Times? Listen and find out.

The first day of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh were filled with partisan rancor.  Jessica Shneider reports objections from Democrats and protesters disrupted the proceedings. Tropical Storm Gordon made landfall west of the Alabama Mississippi border.  Clayton Neville reports heavy rains now threaten inland areas.

First Light callers weigh in on the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.

Tropical Storm Gordon is strengthening in the Gulf of Mexico.   Andy Rose reports the Gulf coast is preparing for the worst.  Congress returns this week.  Oscar Jimenez reports confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh begin today.

Entertainment Critic Kevin Carr has the latest on the comeback attempt by comedian Louis CK

And should teachers be allowed to strike? First Light listeners offer their opinions.

Senator John McCain was buried in Annapolis Maryland.  Andrew Spencer reports the senator was laid to rest next to his longtime friend.  Tacoma Washington teachers are poised to strike.  Correspondent Tatevik Aprikyan reports will vote on a strike authorization Tuesday. And Kevin Carr has a preview of Fall TV.

Senator John McCain’s body will lie in state in the nation’s capital Friday. Bob Costantini reports his former colleagues in Congress will honor him.

A deadly bus crash in New Mexico. John Lorinc reports a semi-truck crashes into a bus  killing 7 people.

What do you think about tattoos? First Light listeners offer their opinions on the changing attitude towards tattoos.

Almost all of the criminal charges have been dismissed after 11 children were found starving at a compound in New Mexico. Andrew Spencer reports the judge says this was failure on the prosecutor’s part.

The first of five days of memorials for Senator John McCain is underway. Karen Caifa reports Arizona residents lined up to pay their respects at the state capital in Phoenix.

Is Google biased? First Light listeners offer their opinions.