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Trump and Obama appear friendly at Jimmy Carter servicesU.S. Surgeon General calls for warning labels on alcoholic beveragesUtah Hockey Club pairs with local businesses to offer $10 tickets KSL Movie Show: Better man

D2 is joined by KSL Movie Show Hosts Andy Farnsworth and Steve Salles to discuss this week's Big Movie of the week: Better Man - The meteoric rise, dramatic fall, and remarkable resurgence of British pop superstar Robbie Williams. D2, Andy and Steve share their favorite 'cult classic' movies, such as The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Monty Python.

The Utah Hockey Club has launched new discounted ticket programs that make experiencing live hockey at Delta Center available to more fans across Utah through partnerships with two Utah-based brands: Smith’s, a regional supermarket chain, and Moxie, a locally-owned pest control company. For ten dollars you can get a seat, a hot dog, and a bottle of water. Dave and Debbie discuss how UHC tickets compare to costs of other large-scale arena event tickets.

Alcohol is a leading cause of cancer, a risk that should be clearly labeled on drinks Americans consume, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy proposed on Friday. The proposed advisory would require approval from congress, an approval that is rarely granted by the federal government. Dr. Katie Kerrigan, a Medical Oncologist at the Huntsman Cancer Institute, joins D2 to discuss the extent of alcohol on your physical health and its role in causing cancer.

President-elect Donald Trump shook hands with his former Vice President Mike Pence and visited with former President Barack Obama during the state funeral for late President Jimmy Carter on Thursday. Trump admitted in an interview that the interaction "appeared friendly." Dave and Deb discuss the theatrics of campaigning, and explore the relationship between holding grudges and maintaining your mental health.

Several measures went into effect Thursday in order to ramp up security in areas that have been evacuated due of devastating fires in the Los Angeles area. More than 20 arrests have been made on suspicion of looting. and National Guard troops were deployed Friday in some burn and evacuation zones for protection. Dave and Deb are joined by KSL's Legal Analyst Greg Skordas to discuss what rights individuals might have in protecting their property from looters, and weigh the decision of staying in an emergency in order to protect your possessions, or abandon them to evacuate.

Southern California wildfires devastate communitiesWhat happens if TikTok gets banned?18-year-old West Valley shooting victim shows uplifting recovery

A West Valley teen, who was the only person to survive what police call a murder-suicide is showing an uplifting recovery as he is expected to be released from the hospital soon. In December, five family members were found dead in their West Valley home. The now 18 year old son, Sha Rae was found alive with a gunshot wound and has been recovering in the hospital. Garna Meija with KSL 5 TV brings an update on his recovery as she has been in contact with those close to Sha Rae.

Tik Tok is set to be banned on January 19th. SCOTUS will hear arguments Friday from Tik Tok and it's China-based owner ByteDance as the company hopes to block the ban from going into effect. KSL Legal Analyst Greg Skordas discusses what to expect from the hearing and what happens if the app goes away and Content Creator, Maurissa Ashby, @helloitsmaurissa on Tik Tok, also joins the show to explain how she's already adapting if the platform disappears.

Multiple fires in the Los Angelos region of California continue to be stoked by hurricane-force winds, thousands are under evacuation orders and neighborhoods have turned to ash. Amidst the chaos, Hollywood resident Matt Shephard joins the show to share what he and his neighbors are experiencing as they try to get to safe areas. The hosts discuss the tragedy people in the area are facing and the feedback coming from social media as celebrities lose their homes. Dave and Debbie also discuss the insurance crisis homeowners are facing during these fires.

A new study came out that says there might be a cure for the low water levels that lies in the hands of farmers. House Speaker Mike Shultz is a multi-generational farmer in Utah and talks with Dave and Debbie about the realities of alfalfa farming and what the agriculture community can do to restore the one-of-a-kind Great Salt Lake to healthy water levels.

9 year old's arm tattoo sparks debate over parental rightsAirtags used to track thieves

Thousands of dollars of specialized equipment was stolen from a local construction worker... but, two small Apple Airtags lead police right to the thieves, according to KSL 5 TV. Airtags have continued to become a saving grace when it comes to lost items. What do you lose all the time that could use an Airtag? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.

Prompting a parental rights debate, a 9-year-old in Arizona got a tattoo of an American flag on her arm. That was before the tattoo artist talked her out of getting a tattoo of Donald J. Trump... directly on her neck. In Arizona, minors can be tattooed with parental consent. Dave and Debbie discuss and ask listeners: does parental choice trump state laws when it comes to tattooing children?

Are you willing to buy almost expired groceries if it'll mean saving you hundreds of dollars? There's a new app that offers grocery store food that's on the "best buy date" bubble. KSL 5 TV Reporter Matt Gephardt used the app "Flashfood" to buy groceries at a discounted price and joins the show to walk through his experience. What are you willing to eat that is almost expired? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.

Is this a prank?' Self-driving taxi drives in circles Tips to fix your bad credit D News opinion: If not Musk and Ramaswamy, who will apply pressure to reduce debt? McDonald’s launches McValue platform Does listening to an audio book count as reading it?

The big debate of the day! Do audiobooks actually count as reading the book? Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.

McDonald’s has launched a new McValue menu amid inflation concerns. Dave and Debbie discuss what’s on the menu and how other fast foods are offering better value meals.

Jay Evensen, Opinion Editor at the Deseret News joins the show to break down his latest opinion piece.

Did you splurge last month on holiday shopping? Turns out excess spending can ding your credit. KSL 5 TV Investigative Producer Sloan Schrage joins the show to talk about the often overlooked aspects of holiday spending on our credit scores and ways to fix your bad credit score.