YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as White House support for Israel continues despite the civilian casualties after an Israeli airstrike on Rafah. Israel's Prime Minister has allegedly ordered an investigation on the attack, and whether it is responsible for the collateral damage, or if it was a result of hidden arms or Hamas staging.

Alexus reports on another holiday weekend of crime and violence in the Beaches, frustrating Jax Beach residents who say the frequency of events is increasing. The Jax Beach City Council voted not to advance new safety initiatives restricting social gatherings and increasing police presence after St. Patrick's Day weekend events.

Each summer more than 26 million children nationwide enroll in summer camp. However, as demand for camp increases, many parents are planning earlier and spending more money to secure a camp spot for their child. According to the nonprofit American Camp Association, the average cost of summer camp is around $87 a day with overnight camp tuition closer to $173 a day. Nicole D'Antonio is live in Washington DC with a breakdown of the potential price and the additional resources to help.

Alexus reports that while the Duval County School Board negotiates contract terms with new superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier, some concerns have been raised over the timeline of his application and exodus from his previous position.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as the Trump hush-money trial moves to closing arguments after a long break. Ohio lawmakers are scrambling to ensure that Biden remains on the Ohio ballot. The Libertarian party issued a Presidential candidate endorsement, and it was NOT for Trump or RFK Jr. despite their appearances at the Libertarian convention. And Congressional Democrats are pushing for a SCOTUS code of ethics and asking Justice Alito to recuse himself from January 6 related cases. Republicans are resistant on both issues, claiming it is not the job of Congress to police the Supreme Court.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as the Biden administration continues to advocate support for Israel, though the chorus of supporting nations is getting smaller and quieter after another "targeted" Israeli strike in Rafah resulted in multiple civilian casualties, again. The UN, world court, and EU have all demanded Israel cease military actions in Gaza, to no avail.

One of the highlights of this year's Memorial Day ceremonies at the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Wall was the recitation of "Old Glory" by CMC Mack Ellis, US Navy Ret.

WOKV political analyst Dr. Michael Binder, from the UNF Public Opinion Research Lab, shares the latest poll results regarding the Jaguars' "Stadium of the Future" deal, and a proposal for a new city jail and JSO administrative offices.

SCHOOL COUNSELOR SHORTAGE - A report highlights the critical shortage of counselors in K-12 schools. Data from the American School Counselor Association shows during last school year there were 385 students to one counselor. This is a slight improvement from the previous year however well below the recommended ratio of 250 students to one counselor. The shortage comes as reports show a rise in social media is creating a growing mental health crisis among teens. Nicole D'Antonio is live in Washington breaking down the report.

Brian joins JMN to reflect on this year's Memorial Day ceremonies in Jacksonville, and looks ahead to the pending Trump hush-money trial decision, and the latest in the Israel/Hamas conflict as the UN court orders Israel to halt military activities, while Israeli forces continue actions in Rafah. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show, 10a to noon.