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A safety warning for women circulated yesterday on the University of Utah campus when police said a stalker was following women into the dorms. Captain Brian Lohrke with the University of Utah Police Department joins D2 to discuss the steps women need to take to stay safe.

Pagers and walkie talkies explode in deadly attack on Hezbollah Senator Mike Lee calls for more security for former President Donald Trump Working past 65? It's not always by choice Will a 'silver tsunami' impact home prices? 

Dubbed the 'silver tsunami', there's an expected trend that the baby-boomer generation will sell their homes all at once, leading to a massive market surplus. Rebuffing the trend as a 'stream' instead of 'tsunami', Dejan Eskic, Senior Research Fellow at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, talks with Dave and Debbie about the speculation and potential impact of this trend.

About half of middle-income Americans who are currently employed say they expect to work past age 65, according to a study from the Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies and the Transamerica Institute. While many say that is their preference, there are other reasons why Americans have this expectation, including financial pressures like a shortfall in savings as well as worries that Social Security won't provide enough financial support. Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls.

Several U.S. lawmakers, including Utah Senator Mike Lee, are calling for more security for former President Trump,  following the latest apparent assassination attempt.  Does the Secret Service need more resources or better communication? Dave and Debbie discuss Senator Lee's response.

Sources are reporting Israel blew up thousands of Walkie-Talkies used by Hezbollah. This comes after nearly 3,000 pagers blew up Tuesday. Dave and Debbie discuss the working theory that Hezbollah fighters were tricked into ditching cell phones for old fashioned hip-pagers. Brandon Amacher, Director of the Emerging Tech Policy Lab and Instructor at the UVU Center for National Security Studies, joins the show to share insight on the significance and strategy of this attack.

On the show today, D2 breaks down every angle ahead of today's interest rate cut. First, Robert Spendlove, Senior Economist at Zions Bank, brings insight into what interest rates mean for consumers. Next, Host of Inside Sources Boyd Matheson, discusses how the cuts could affect the race for U.S. president. Finally, Jeff Stout, owner at Fink and Mcgregor, talks with Dave and Debbie about refinancing your home with reduced interest rates. Listeners are invited to call in with their refinancing thoughts.

Snowbird gets first snow of the season Electric Vehicle fire dangers The price of pain as replacement surgeries surge The danger of online election betting Employee death exposed 100 hour work week at well-known US banks

Working 14 hours a day, 7 days a week. The employee's death that has exposed 100 hour work weeks at well-known US banks. Dave and Debbie talk about how work cultures can cause problems that seep into our normal lives, and take calls from listeners on their experience of being overworked.

Sports betting has changed the landscape of almost every league in the country, but what happens when people start placing money on election results? Deseret News Opinion Editor, Jay Evensen joins the show to explain how dangerous this trend could be.

The price of pain means knee and hip replacements are going younger and younger. People in their 40's begging doctors for replacement surgeries. Orthopedic Dr. Michael J. Archibeck, with University of Utah Health, joins the show to talk about the twist to this choice if you do it too young.  

If an electric vehicle catches on fire, the temperatures can reach up to three times hotter than gas-powered cars. Benjamin Porter, Public Information Officer and Firefighter with Unified Fire Authority joins the show to talk about the challenges electric vehicle fires cause and how much water it can take to put one out.

Even though it was rainy down in the valley's, some of the ski resorts got their first snowflakes of the season. Snowbird Ski Resort Communications Manager, Sarah Sherman, joins the show from the slopes to talk about how much snow they got and what they're doing to prepare for the season.

Instagram has launched a new teen account that adds more restrictions for younger users. For example the platform will default to private when your child signs up and keeps strangers from direct messaging them. Dave and Debbie discuss and speak with Senator Mike McKell shares his reaction, who has been one of the Utah lawmakers pushing for more regulation on minors using social media.

Second assassination attempt on Former President Trump How unused sick days can backfire on employers Utah ranks 4th best state for teachers in the U.S. Inside Former President Donald Trump's visit to Utah Rep. Blake Moore shares reaction to second Trump assassination attempt    

Congressman Blake Moore shares his response to the recent political violence and relief that former President Trump was not harmed.  What can elected leaders do to turn down the violent rhetoric that leads to attempts at their lives?

Over the weekend, Former President Donald Trump visited Utah as he continues campaigning across the nation with less than two months to go before the Nov. 5 election. The GOP presidential candidate never left the airport during his short visit and Trent Staggs, Former Candidate for US Senate and Riverton Mayor, attended the fundraising event and joins D2 to discuss what he saw and how he thought it went. Staggs also shares his reaction to the second assassination attempt on the former president.

Educators play an extremely critical role in shaping how youth become productive and engaged citizens in their adult lives. Despite this, depending on the state teachers work in, many find themselves overworked and underpaid. To help us better understand this issue, WalletHub compared the 50 states and the District of Columbia based on 24 key indicators of teacher-friendliness, and WalletHub Writer and Analyst, Chip Lupo, joins D2 to break down this research. Dave and Debbie also talk with Superintendent of the Ogden School District, Luke Rasmussen, about how his district compares to the data uncovered by WalletHub.

Do you feel pressure to work when you feel sick? Lois Collins, Reporter at Deseret News, recently article titled, "Companies pay dearly when employees are pressured to work while sick" breaks down a  University of South Florida study that says while missing work— absenteeism — may hurt productivity “going to work while sick — or presenteeism — costs [the company] even more.” Dave and Debbie discuss and take listener calls: do you feel pressure to be present?

D2 begins the show updating listeners with the latest information on the second assassination attempt on Former President Trump -- the second attempt on his life in less than 9 weeks. Derricke Dennis, ABC News Correspondent in New York, joins the conversation to talk about what happened. Karl Schmae, retired FBI Supervisor, also joins the show to discuss whether this was a win or lose for the secret service. Should we be rallying more around this as a national tragedy?  Boyd Matheson Host of Inside Sources, discusses with Dave and Debbie about the difference between the expected and actual implications of political violence. Dave and Debbie discuss the latest after the suspect in the shooting was already heard in court this morning and get more details from the FBI complaint document.