3 Things To Know Today August 5th

The cyclospora outbreak has people double-checking what they eat, but Kevin’s wife may have taken it to another level. After hearing cilantro and parsley were added to the warning list, a family Mexican dinner in Asheville suddenly had them wondering if they exposed their parents. Would this have you worried?

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Have you ever walked into TJ Maxx, Ross, or Marshalls and suddenly needed to find the bathroom? It turns out there's a name for that bizarre shopping phenomenon, and Kevin admits it happens to him almost every time. Have you ever experienced the "TJ Maxx Effect?"

Imagine you're at a Zac Brown Band concert expecting a great night of music… then Zac tells the entire sold-out crowd they're all getting a cruise for two. More than 37,000 fans left Fenway Park with a free Margaritaville at Sea cruise, making it one of the biggest concert giveaways ever. Would you believe it if you were in that crowd?

The final weekend before many metro Atlanta students head back to school brings a mix of travel updates, rising fuel costs and community events for families looking to make the most of the remaining days of summer.

A celebrity sunglasses mystery has everyone talking! Simone Biles says her expensive Saint Laurent sunglasses went missing at a wedding reception, and she claims she knows exactly who took them: Avril Lavigne. Now the question is… will Avril return the shades and put this Hollywood “heist” to rest?

An Amy Poehler interview is going viral after fans realized she never actually said whether she liked the movie she was discussing. Kevin & Taylor break down the art of the "fake compliment." Have you ever been given a compliment that didn't really feel like one?

A close call at the world’s busiest airport, a small earthquake and an unexpected birth during storm recovery made for a memorable day across metro Atlanta.

UGA Celebrates a Milestone as Delta Updates Travel Rules and Ciara Gives Back

Tuskegee University’s new dress code is getting people talking after introducing rules requiring professional attire for certain meetings and banning items like slippers and bandanas in classrooms and cafeterias. Kevin & Taylor debate whether it teaches professionalism or takes away student self-expression. Should colleges be able to set rules on what students wear?