5 things to know: Popular Atlanta restaurants shutting doors

Five things to know for Tuesday, October 6:

1. The Here to Serve restaurant group — which contains Noche, Twist, Coast, Prime, Shucks and Smash — told patrons on its website that the restaurants were closing. [Read the full story for details here]

2. If you have a box of Cheerios at home, you'll want to read this. [5 things to know about the Cheerios recall]

3. Don't worry if your Cheerios have been recalled; McDonald's now serves breakfast all day (with a catch). [Get the full story here]

4. People who made racist remarks about a child on Facebook find out what happens when the post goes viral. [Read the story here]

5. The chance of rain today is zero percent. Goose egg. Nada. None. [Get your full forecast here]

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