Victims of horrific crimes are sometimes interviewed in less than ideal rooms...Often those that criminals themselves are interviewed in. Murray Police are looking to change this by introducing "Soft rooms. We speak to KSL-TV Investigative Reporter, Daniella Rivera, about these "Soft" rooms and how they are already seeing a difference in responses from victims.

Tonight (Tuesday) President Trump is going to address congress about his first two months in office and his plans for domestic and foreign policy. This comes on the heels of Canada implementing retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. after Trump continued the delayed tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Todd Bingham, President with the Utah Manufactures Association joins the show to discuss the impact of tariffs on manufactures. D2speak to Inside Sources Co-Host Adam Gardiner about what we can expect from the address.

Some Americans are ready to move on from living in the United States and deciding to move abroad to places like Spain.   Spain specifically saw a rise of nearly twenty-five percent over the last two years. We speak to Carlos Artiles Fortune, who is from Spain, about the appeal of living there in comparison to the United States.

The Salt Lake City Council set to vote today on a new chief of police -- D2 analyzes what they think the new chief needs to do to ease worries about crime.  Dave and Debbie speak to KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas and Ballpark Community Council Chair, Amy Hawkins about what they would like to see this new chief do to help the city. 

School lunch debt is a huge issue for Utah kids, and it has the attention of the Legislature. There have been many ways to approach funding and solving this problem in schools including a possible tax. But what if we had a possible alternative? We speak to Representative Matt MacPherson about his proposal to seek donation to pay down the lunch debt.

More Tariffs went into effect Tuesday on China, Canada and Mexico. This decision has put Wall Street in a selling spree, but what should we expect closer to be impacted closer to home? Dave and Debbie speak to Robert Spendlove, Senior Economist at Zions Bank, about how these tariffs are going to take an aim at your pocket book and affect Utah families.

Governor Cox pitched late last year his hopes to eliminate the tax on social security in Utah. Now it seems that dream is far from reality. Holly Richardson, Editor with Utah Policy joins with the latest information on where things stand.  Senator Dan McCay calls in to discuss his views on the eliminating the tax.  Listeners join the show with their take on the matter.

Why is it that you've never heard of some of the movies that win some of the biggest awards in film? Andy Farnsworth, Host of the KSL Movie Show and co-host of Utah's Morning News, joins Dave and Debbie to discuss why some of these movies aren't in the mainstream media and his analysis on movies that deserved to win more but didn't.

The US Supreme Court has declined to reimpose the death sentence for Douglas Lovell, a Utah man convicted of murdering Joyce Yost in 1985, according to the Associated Press. KSL's very own COLD podcast focused in on this case.. The host of COLD, Dave Cawley joins Dave and Debbie to discuss the case and what this ruling means.