Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Scott MacFarlane looks at the latest headlines in DC, including several controversial initiatives from the Trump Administration - including President Trump's potential dismissal of FBI agents involved in the January 6 insurrection investigations, and the latest on Elon Musk's seizure of USAID offices & Treasury data.

USA Today Florida's John Kennedy looks at the upcoming legislative session, and the challenges in agenda and process between Governor DeSantis and the Florida legislature, including budgets, immigration policies, insurance reform, and open carry laws.

Action Sports Jax Brent Martineau reports on changes in the Jaguars admin offices, as former Jags player Tony Boselli joins the admin staff as an EVP of Football Operations, reporting to Shad Khan, and a short list of general manager candidates is taking shape,

Jared reports on the latest "trade wars" tariff bluster after President Trump threatened, then withheld, imposing tariffs on Mexico and Canada, citing "deals" in immigration policy as the condition meriting the delay. In other DC news, Jared reports on Trump hosting Israel Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Action News Jax's Chandler Morgan reports on "Bridges Going Bad," checking on the safety and inspection data FDOT has on the 7 major bridges in the Jacksonville area. How up to date are the reports, and how do our bridges measure up? Hear the full story on Action News Jax at 545pm, on CBS47 and FOX30.

Jared reports on the 25% tariffs President Trump is activating against Canada and Mexico, and 10% tariffs against Chinese imports, drawing criticism for increased costs to American consumers.

Clark Howard looks at the real impact of tariffs, and how that will impact YOU and your wallet!

After the severe winter weather we just went through, can you believe it will be almost 80 degrees today? Meteorologist Corey Simma joins JMN with a look at the weekend forecast and what we can expect next week.

Jared reports on the 2/1 deadline President Trump set before imposing 25%+ tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada, and updates the latest on the American Airlines / Army helicopter midair crash investigation, as recovery efforts continue.

Chase Robinson from First Coast Crime Stoppers joins JMN with details on an increased reward for information leading to resolution in the murder case of 7-year-old Breon Allen.

Steve Hauck provides details of a nationwide manhunt for Michelle Zajko, a suspect involved in shooting a Vermont border patrol agent last week. Zajko is also a "person of interest" in murder investigations in Pennsylvania and California.

Pete Hegseth shares a prepared comment on the early-morning collision between an American Airlines jet and a US Army Black Hawk Helicopter near the Reagan National Airport. It is believed that all 67 persons involved (64 airline passengers & crew, 3 Army personnel) perished and recovery efforts are underway in the Potomac river.

Jaguars alum Josh Scobee joins JMN to share details about the Ron Townsend Golf Classic and Night B-Fore Event. It happens February 23-24 at the Timuquana Country Club, to support scholarships at Guardian Catholic School. Visit https://ron-townsend-golf-classic.perfectgolfevent.com for more information, event tickets, or to make a donation.

Action News Jax morning anchor Dawn Lopez joins JMN for a well-deserved sendoff, as she moves into a new career opportunity. Her final TV signoff was this morning, but she will remain in the Jacksonville community. Best to you in your new adventures, Dawn!

Alexus looks at President Trump's proposed tariffs on imported goods, and how they will impact US consumers on everything from groceries to electronics, car prices, and more. See her full report on Action News Jax at 545pm tonight on CBS47 and FOX30.

Jared has the latest on the mid-air collision between an American Airlines jet and an Army helicopter at the Reagan National Airport in Alexandria VA.

JMN is all about the news, but sometimes we just get silly, as shown over these hits. The lesson? Don't make assumptions off the Caller ID...

Dr. Michael Mayo, President & CEO of Baptist Health, joins JMN to discuss expansion plans for Baptist Medical Center and Wolfson Children's Hospital campuses. The planned expansion includes adding new emergency treatment resources, clinical resources, and a new tower of patient beds.

Jared updates DC headlines, including the stories of the Trump Administration's attempt to freeze all federal aid programs, which may not be legal and was stopped by a federal judge's intervention...and a controversial "buy out offer" for federal employees that also may not be legal.

Michael Corrigan, President & CEO of VisitJacksonville.com, discusses the millions of visitors and billions of dollars in economic impact that Jacksonville tourism brought in last year, and plans to promote and grow Jacksonville tourism in the future.

Jared reports on new Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth's first day on the job, and several executive orders regarding military staffing policies - including reinstating service personnel dismissed for refusing COVID vaccinations.

The Jaguars made it official with this introduction of new head coach Liam Coen in a press conference yesterday. Coen expressed his intention to build a winning culture and a winning franchise in his leadership tenure.

Brian joins JMN to share thoughts on the the "Trump Effect" of inundating news and social media with the sheer volume of executive orders issued, interviews, goal declarations, and miscellaneous activities. Kilmeade says this is refreshing transparency versus the previous administration. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show 10am to noon.

Jared recaps recent Senate confirmation hearings, active deportation measures being enforced in Chicago and elsewhere, and the weekend Columbia/US posturing regarding tariffs and deportations.

Meteorologist Garrett Bedenbaugh joins JMN to discuss the ongoing cold streak, how it will impact your weekend, and when we can expect things to warm up!