Newsnation's Kellie Meyer joins Dave and Debbie live from the White House to bring an update on the Key Bridge and the federal response.

Developing story out of the NCAA,  The U of U women's basketball coach says the team went to Gonzaga in Spokane where the Utes became victims of hate crimes. Things got so bad she says they had to switch hotels. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas joins the show to discuss what type of behavior would raise to be considered a hate crime.

Dave and Debbie listen live as President Biden addresses the nation regarding the Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore and shares details on the response.

Dave and Debbie take us back to Baltimore with live coverage from WBAL - TV 11 in the last hour.

Police have charged a man for his alleged involvement in four "targeted auto pedestrian crashes" in Salt Lake County over the last several months. SLCO District Attorney, Sim Gill joins the show to share the latest details.

Almost half of Americans expecting to get a tax refund plan to put that money towards savings or debt. Instead of things like day to day expenses or fun money. Most popular option is to boost savings -- likely because more than half of adults are uncomfortable with their level of emergency savings. Ted Rossman, Bankrate joins Dave and Debbie and they take listeners CALLS.

A heart stopping scene in Baltimore this morning a massive cargo ship crashes into main commuter bridge overnight sending cars on that bridge plunging into the water below. The video of this was so disturbing to watch this bridge is 185 feet above the river. Rescue teams are trying to find any signs of survivors. Dave and Debbie speak with Derricke Dennis ABC News Correspondent joins live in Baltimore with the latest details.

Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun announcing he is stepping down after fallout of a safety failure on an Alaskan airlines flight where a whole piece of the plane flew off... Washington Correspondent Joe Khalil (@JoeKhalilTV) has the details on the continued shakeup at Boeing amid continued headlines about plane problems. First, the company’s chief executive, David Calhoun, announced plans to leave at the end of the year, but now, Boeing’s head of commercial planes Stan Deal? He’s out immediately.

It's doomsday for dating apps -- Bumble specifically is facing a net loss of $32 million. So, what's pushing people off of the apps? - Dave and Debbie take a closer look.. And point out that people on the flip side are staying married.. With divorce is on the decline, maybe people are making it work, because they see their single friends struggling to find a decent match. Dave & Debbie ask Marriage/Divorce Attorney Todd Weiler what he sees in his own practice with people tapping him for legal advice about divorce.