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Ticketmaster announced its plan to start using facial recognition at concerts last year and musicians are now banding together to ban the software, including Rage Against The Machine's, Tom Morello. Also, the University of Tennesse has come to the aid of a young student who was bullied after he created a design representing the university.

Warren Buffet believes you can increase your worth by 50 percent by working on your communication but who needs to communicate when you're your own boss. The Baltimore Ravens and the Philadelphia Eagles had a joint practice and American soccer player, Carli Lloyd, decided to bomb a football through the uprights and is now receiving NFL kicker offers.

Erik Rimm at Harvard apparently doesn't want you to eat fries because he recommends you only eat six fries which is blasphemy. Also, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's Twitter account got hacked and spoilers, Twitter got racist, as usual.

Alex is back after almost not making it through BYU/Utah rivalry week and we're diving into the latest news story surrounding Porsche's new subscription model. Then we talk about a dog being reunited with its family after wandering streets of a nearby town four years later.

In a new segment, we're taking a look into the worst headline of the week and it comes from KSL.com quoting the AG's office. Also, Ethan is finally checking out football and now that it's preseason time, he's got some takes on Taysom Hill.

Lastly, a Comcast support rep dialed 911 after her caller was apparently showing signs of a stroke over the phone. Within an hour, the caller was at the hospital undergoing a life-saving surgery.

In a London auction, over 900 items are being sold and included in the gigantic Hollywood haul is the famous ax from 'The Shining', a Stormtrooper helmet from 'A New Hope', and Samuel Jackson's lightsaber from Revenge of the Sith.

Then we're joined by former KSL Newsradio host, JayMac to talk about what he's been up to since announcing his run for congress.

Lastly, we talk about how Wooly Mammoths have now been added to the endangered species list.

An Ohio man is going to prison after committing ten felonies and two misdimeanors in 21 minutes, which includes theft, home invasion, and assault. Also, why are we still giving kids treats after (insert whatever sport here) games?

Lastly, plant-based eggs are coming to Kroger. Vegans unite!

A New York couple spent over $700,000 on a dream, winter vacation but now they can't even access the whole because it has been taken over by countless vultures. Also, Donald Trump has reportedly apologized for calling a Trump-supporter overweight.

Lastly, El Paso police are looking for a hero who saved a bunch of people during the mass shooting at Walmart.

The Impossible Whopper has officially out in select stores and we've picked a couple up to test how it actually tastes and whether or not it's going to take over the world.

Scientists have built a radiation machine and are now shooting it at mice to understand the effects of Galactic Cosmic Rays on humans. Also, if we planted one trillion trees in a year, we could cut all of the extra carbon in our atmosphere, so start planting!