Was Capitol security an oversight a year ago? How can we make sure something like this not only doesn’t happen again but can’t happen again. Brad Garrett ABC News crime and terrorism analyst speaks with us about security in Washington D.C.

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When news broke that at-home covid tests were going to be available, we discussed what that might look like. Firstly, we thought they should be cheap, if not free; and secondly, we thought they should make COVID test lines a little less messy. Neither of those happened. Not only are the covid test roughly 30 dollars each but finding one is near impossible. We hear from Tom Hudahcko from the Utah Health Department on what he thinks should be done.

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With an overwhelming theme of blame going towards former president Trump, current President Joe Biden gave a speech on the insurrection at the capitol building one year ago today. Ines De La Cuetara ABC news Correspondent calls in to discuss President Bidens address to the nation. We also have KSL NewsRadio host Boyd Matheson to talk about what's happening on the political side of this.

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Some school officials in Utah want kids to stop using social media entirely. As we stare into our screens throughout the day, have we forgotten that our kids are doing it too? How does all of this staring impact their lives? Ben Horsley from Granite School District joined the discussion.  

Then we spoke with psychiatrist and trauma expert, Dr. Hans Watson about how parents can analyze and control their kids' social media exposures.

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During this time of resolutions and goals, D2 discusses what most of us should be looking forward to and how monetary preparedness can protect us in the future. Since we look to better ourselves during the New Year, they discuss what we should be doing to assure a monetarily safe and happy retirement.

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Inside Sources host Boyd Matheson joins Dave and Dujanovic at the top of the 11 o’clock hour to discuss the new vote to remove the filibuster. Will it pass? And what are the benefits and losses of removing the filibuster?

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When parents separate it affects children most. So, is Kanye West onto something by moving right across the street from his separated partner Kim Kardashian? Dr. Warren Ferrel says that living closer than 20 mins away may be the most successful way to raise children while divorced. Will Kanye be the best celeb father out there?

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In this segment D2 takes on 3Ds -- Drunks, Driving, And Devices. DUI’s are a very serious problem throughout the United States and new laws may soon help to protect us from others who are unfit to be on the road. Devices may be fitted to cars to smell or see whether or not you are fit to drive. And they may be here sooner than we think.  UHP spokesman Major Jef Nigbur joins the program with insight.

 

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A new federal initiative, the “No Surprises Act,” will enter the lives of Americans soon. Taking effect this year, this federal act will protect against surprising "after-the-fact" bills related to any medical procedure. It prohibits doctors, hospitals, and other covered providers from billing patients more than the in-network cost-sharing amount.

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Elizabeth Holmes was known as silicon valley's sweetheart and touted as the next Steve Jobs. But a Wall Street Journal investigation brought down the company and the founder with multiple accounts of wire fraud. ABC News Legal Analyst Royal Oakes joined the show with insight.

 

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