New York Times reported that leadership in Ukraine is preparing for a cabinet shake-up with several ministers offered to resign in a major reshuffle of Ukraine’s government. Meanwhile, Russia unleashed a deadly strike on a military academy in eastern Ukraine. Are these developments related? Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins D2 to break it all down. 

Salt Lake City's real estate scene is slowing, decreasing the amount of homes that sell for above asking price. How does that compare to the Utah real estate market at large? How do interest rates impact the buyer pool? Dave and Debbie discuss. 

Yesterday we learned how effective a 1-minute gun safety video can be. Here in Utah, we have a 5-minute gun safety video that can be played in schools. How often is it played? Should it be mandatory to teach gun safety to kids in schools? Sen. Todd Weiler, who passed legislation to make Utah's video available to all schools, joins the discussion. 

49ers rookie Ricky Pearsall was shot in the chest during a robbery attempt in San Francisco. A cop ran to save him, but that's just the beginning of the story. What makes you a target when walking around a busy city, and what do you do when you're confronted by an armed robber? 

Utah's Capitol Hill released a constitutional amendment about ballot initiatives. KSL TV Reporter Lindsay Aerts joins with a copy of how it will read on your ballot in November. Maura Carabello, President of the Exoro Group and co-host of KSL @ Night, and Taylor Moran, Partner at Morgan and May Public Affairs and co-host of KSL @ Night, share their take on this ballot language. 

A woman and three children were found dead inside a car in West Haven with gunshot wounds. KSL NewsRadio Reporter Adam Small gives insight on what happened and how neighbors of the victims reacted to the news. 

U.S. Senate race: Caroline Gleich

After Sen. Mitt Romney announced that he won't be running for re-election, the U.S. Senate seat is now vacant. Caroline Gleich, candidate for U.S. Senate, joins the show to share why she's running and where she stands on issues. 

 

Six Israeli hostages were found dead in Gaza. Protestors are in the streets of Israel over the government's failure to get a ceasefire deal done in exchange for the hostages. Is this the fault of the ceasefire or Hamas that murdered the hostages? Boyd Matheson, Host of Inside Sources, joins the discussion.

A new trend is showing that couples are charging their wedding guests to attend their wedding. Another study by two economics professors from Emory University shows that the more money you spend on your wedding, the more likely you are to get divorced. What's moving couples to charge their family and friends to be at one of the most special moments of their lives?