Impact: 72,000 school children in Utah. Let's dive into the details of the new federal report and in 7 minutes a live interview... how dangerous are these buildings -- if the ground moves a little or alot. Unreinforced masonry -- brick and morter minus steel beams. What schools are up to speed and which ones are behind? Joe Dougherty/ Utah Department of Public Safety calls in with insight

This is the first ever Olympics with 100% artificial snow. It's estimated that the Beijing Olympics are using 42.4 million cubic feet of artificial snow which required 59 million gallons of water to make it. Steve Nyman World Cup alpine ski racer on the U.S. Ski Tea

A rule sponsored by Sen. McKell from Spanish Fork was passed last night which prevents members of the media access to the house floor. The media would have access to the Senate floor, hallways and lounge if they have permission from a Senate media designee. Katie McKeller from the Deseret News argued against it and is on the show to talk more about it Sen. McKell joins the show to talk about why he’s sponsoring the rule.

Some Democrats are proposing an 18 cent tax cut until the year 2023. The two proposing this piece of legislation are up for reelection in swing states. It reflects the pain that many Americans are feeling at the pump, and the fact that Democrats see this as a pivotal issue in this year’s midterm elections. Boyd Matheson, Inside Sources explores the question of this good policy or election year politics?

It was announced Wednesday that comedian Bob Saget had died from head trauma. What signs do you need to look out for if you hit your head? Should you wait to sleep? and were some too quick to assume his cause of death? Dave and Debbie discuss

Digital Driver's Licenses... You'd no longer have to go fishing around your purse to find your ID... You can just break out your phone. But what seemed like some easy pass legislation hit a roadblock... and it hit it hard. Senator Fillmore explains what this bill is and what it is not.

A Utah Senate committee taking the first step to blocking local journalists who write and report stories you read, watch and listen to-- from gaining normal access to the senate floor to ask questions of Senators. What lawmakers and journalists speaking out against this resolution are saying. Sheryl Worsley, KSL Podcasts who testified shares her insight

New questions today about what caused the rapid testing problems that threw the program on pause. Monday: the state announced a ton of false negative results from a certain test now we are hearing from the testing company

USA is low on golds, what can we expect to see in tonight's events from Utah Athletes? Debbie Worthen, KSL 5 TV joins the discussion with the USA medal count.

D2 goes into Two reasons why Feb 20th is a key date for Russia’s position with Ukraine.