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Greg and Holly finish the week chatting about the big movie of the week with the hosts of the KSL Movie Show, Val Cameron and Andy Farnsworth. They discuss the movie Digger and answer the movie question of the week: What is your favorite Tom Cruise movie?

Be careful about what you say or do when you're driving -- your car's probably selling your data and information to big tech companies. Honestly though -- is anyone really surprised? According to reporting from Consumer Reports, high-tech cars are selling personal information, including your car's VIN, to third-party advertisers. Greg and Holly talk about whether or not we should ever expect privacy anymore, even when in our own private spaces.

Well… this wasn't on our 2026 bingo cards! The Trump Administration is now looking into the Watergate scandal from the early 1970s to see if the Department of Justice was unfair to then-President Richard Nixon. Remember, the whole scandal led to impeachment proceedings for Nixon and his eventual resignation. Now, we're learning that one of the big pushers of this renewed investigation is a former Nixon aide who's known as a "revisionist historian."

The Riverdale community is coming together to support a local family that's dealing with the aftermath of a deadly house fire. A father and three children were killed in the fire, which began early Thursday morning. A mother and two of the kids have been released; another child remains in critical condition. Now, the community is coming together to try and support the family as they move through what's probably the hardest time in their lives.

Across the country -- and here in Utah, especially -- skilled trades education programs are coming back into the forefront. Now there's nothing inherently wrong with traditional higher education, but it's exciting to see additional opportunities for people to learn and contribute to our workforce. To help meet the needs of students, Ensign College has opened a new vocational center that looks to bridge the gap between these two kinds of education programs. For more on this new center and how it works, Doug McDougal, Dean of Applied Sciences and Technical and Vocational Education and Joseph Kerry, Assistant Dean of Applied Sciences and Technical and Vocational Education at Ensign College join the program.

Utah schools are well into the new year, and teachers are continuing to work with new AI requirements in the classroom. At the same time, students are asking to be more involved in developing these policies. So how are they finding balance this year, especially as A-I continues to grow?

Heading into the midterms, how are Utah voters feeling? Hopeful, hopeless, anxious? According to new polling from the Deseret News and Hinckley Institute of Politics, Utah voters are feeling both hopeful and anxious; it's especially true for Utah Democrats. Republicans feel more hopeful for the election -- both nationally and here at home -- but the levels of anxiety are also quite high. Your Voice, Your Vote -- Greg and Holly break down the newest data.

As we head into the midterms, the economy is top-of-mind for many voters. So, this morning's poor jobs report isn't exactly welcome news. The unemployment rate still remains near historic lows, so that's good. But it's on the rise -- that's not so good. Jobs in September increased nationwide by only 29,000 and the unemployment rate rose to 4.2%. All of this is happening at the same time that mortgage rates keep ticking up and more Americans are turning to "buy now, pay later" services.