Trapped in your car on I-15, a raging fire is inches away, traffic is gridlocked and you have a SUV full of people--what do you do? A wildfire trapped travelers in Southern Utah, and some of them caught it on video. We'll speak with UDOT spokesman John Gleason.

BYU Professor Ben Abbott was one of four researchers from Brigham Young University that looked at over 100 independent studies about facemasks and COVID-19. He joined us to talk about their findings, and why masks are an important tool in preventing and stopping the novel coronavirus. 

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It's the twitter scam that worked! Scammers milked at least $100k, maybe 200k out of unsuspecting Twitter users by hacking the platforms of rich and famous people like Elon Musk and Barack Obama. Reminder: don't immediately fall for what you read online.

We hear from Heidi Matthews, president of the Utah Education Association, about how teachers are feeling about the rallies. Are they nervous?

Then there's the rally in the other valley. Hundreds of people showed up to rally at the Salt Lake City School District headquarters, demanding classes be held on campus. Hear a special report from yesterday's coverage from Kelli Pierce, then we talk to Amy Donaldson, who has insight on how scholarships might be effected if SLC stays orange.

There are so many little things you don’t think about when it comes to going back to school. Tuesday we talked about recess, yesterday dorms, and today: school lunch.  Are kids going to need to be separated when they eat? Will the serving process look different? Casey Kress, Child Nutrition Director of Tooele School District joins us to give us some insight.

For all those parents who don't want to put their child in a mask for school, Dave suggests you go with online school. It's an option across the board. We go in-depth on what online school will look like for students, with help from Granite School District spokesman Ben Horsely.

Asking listeners for their opinions: should Governor Herbert give a compassionate exemption for Utah County schools. And what do listeners think about the crowd's reaction?

Going in-depth on the Utah County Commission's compassionate exemption meeting where the crowd came across as anything but compassionate. Commissioner Tanner Ainge adjourned the meeting after a little over a minute. Commissioner Bill Lee joined Utah's Morning News to explain how the meeting became so contentious.

The Utah County Commission's compassionate exemption meeting lasted only 75 seconds and the crowd came across as anything but compassionate.

Commissioner Tanner Ainge adjourned the meeting quickly saying that the gathering was reckless.

He joins us to discuss.

Dave and Dujanovic is hosted by veteran sports reporter Dave Noriega and award-winning investigative reporter Debbie Dujanovic. KSL NewsRadio is part of Bonneville Media and based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Don't forget to review on iTunes and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts.

 

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