Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Christy Turner updates us on the Daytona Beach police officer who was shot in the head Wednesday night, and the ongoing nationwide manhunt for the shooter.

Steve Harrigan reports on the rescue and recovery efforts underway after a Surfside, FL condo building collapsed yesterday.

Blair and Rich discuss the infrastructure negotiations going on in Congress, where Sen. Romney says there is agreement on a "framework," though he did not disclose what that "framework" entails. An agreement deadline looms today, before Congress adjourns until July 12.

SPOTLIGHT SEGMENT: Christy Turner joins Rich Jones with an update on the Daytona Beach police officer shooting, and the manhunt underway for the shooter.

BREAKING: Eben Brown has the latest update on the collapsed condo building in Surfside, FL, where rescue operations are underway, with at least one known fatality .

Rachel and Rich discuss President Biden's "crime speech," where he warned of increasing crime activity and called for measures to cut off illegal firearms distribution. Meanwhile, bipartisan negotiations toward infrastructure agreement continue, with both parties optimistic that a $1 trillion proposal might be approved - the biggest question remaining is how it will be funded.

BREAKING: Christy has an update on a Daytona Beach police officer shot last night, and the manhunt underway for the shooter.

Blair and Rich discuss President Biden's plans for crime prevention legislation, including a focus on gun policy reform.

Alicia updates JMN on the status of a burned man found in downtown Jacksonville last night. His burns were determined to be life threatening, and he was transported to a local hospital, then later airlifted to a burn center in Gainesville.

Rachel and Rich discuss yesterday's failed vote to debate merits of the For The People Act, as the Senate voted along party lines and failed to reach the required number of votes to advance procedurally. This foreshadows a likely failing vote on the Act itself, expected later this week.

Senator Scott joins Rich Jones on JMN to discuss his objections to the "For The People Act," which is expected to fail a Senate vote this week, and may serve as a catalyst for filibuster reform.

Blair and Rich discuss the upcoming vote to debate the For The People Act, which is expected to fail due to insufficient support. Besides partisan resistance from Republicans, Democrat senators Manchin and Sinema are also opposed to the current bill's structure.

Rachel joins Rich to discuss the upcoming "For The People" act vote in Congress. Despite massive public support, Republicans are expected to block both a vote to debate the bill, and the vote on the bill itself. The bill still faces internal challenges from Sens. Manchin and Sinema.

Brian and RIch discuss the NYC Mayoral primary election happening today, and the upcoming Senate vote on the For The People Act, and whether or not that will result in filibuster reform.

Rachel and Rich discuss the weekend developments regarding a possible bipartisan infrastructure plan, and potential funding proposals.

Meghan joins Rich to update a story that broke last night about an attempted Publix robbery, thwarted by a police K9 unit.

Rachel and Rich discuss yesterday's SCOTUS decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), citing that GOP-controlled states lacked standing to challenge it. This is the 3rd time that SCOTUS has upheld ACA against Republican challenges.

Alicia and Rich discuss where you can go for vaccines and covid-19 information starting tomorrow, as many vaccine sites are closing today.

Rick joins Rich to discuss the Biden/Putin summit, and its social and political impact.

Simon and Rich recap yesterday's Biden/Putin summit.

BREAKING: Alicia reports from Eagle Rock II Apartments in the San Souci area, where a man was found shot late Wednesday evening.

Mike checks in from the National Hurricane Conference.

BREAKING: Meghan updates us on the tragic story of a 6-year-old Dinsmore boy who died from an accidental gun shot.

Simon and Rich discuss the Biden/Putin summit, and probable topics on the agenda.

Blair and Rich look at the Biden administration plans to fight domestic terrorism, and challenges these plans face based on the Jan 6 insurrection event that Republicans are refusing to investigate or recognize as a terror event.