There's a new opinion piece by the Deseret News' Senior Editorial Columnist Jay Evensen, titled "A bad move for America's presidential debates." In this piece he talks about how Biden and Trump's agreement to debate without a live audience is a bad idea. He joins the show to explain why. 

Teachers are reportedly quitting out of frustration over managing students on cell phones in the classroom. In Utah, the Granite School District is leading out on a policy for a district wide cell phone ban. Dave, Debbie, and KSL TV's Shara Park check in on one high school who's had the ban in place for 5 years... and how they are making it work. 

American tourists have been arrested and are now trapped in Turks and Caicos over bullets found in their bags. It's up to 5 Americans, and the minimum prison time they could face should scare all of us. Will a plea of ignorance about bullets in their bags get them anything less than 12 years in prison? KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas walks us through the legal nightmare that can unfold when you take a dream vacation. Clark Aposhian, Chairman of the Board of the Utah Shooting Sports Council, discusses the rules of traveling with ammunition. 

On a curve... at Deer Creek Reservoir... a semi-truck carrying propane jackknifed and lost control... hit the guardrail and crashed into the reservoir. This happened overnight, and when UHP arrived they had to make a tough decision on how to conduct the search for the driver and how to remove the semitruck from the reservoir. Heather Kelly from the KSL Traffic Center explains how this will impact the surrounding areas. Utah Highway Patrol's Lt. Cameron Roden provides updates on the tanker truck in the reservoir and the search for the driver.