Brian shares his thoughts on the college student protest movement, particularly those protesting against Israel violence and related funding. Is this a rise in anti-Semitism? it an organized national conspiracy? Hear more on the latest developments in Ivy League campus protests on the Brian Kilmeade Show 10a-noon!

Evan Donovan has the latest update on a warrant-service gone wrong in Charlotte NC, that resulted in 8 law enforcement officers being shot, 4 of them fatally - including a US Marshall and a Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department officer.

EMERGENCY BRAKING REQUIREMENT - The U.S. Department of Transportation (NHTSA) announced plans to update safety rules and reduce vehicle and pedestrian crashes. Starting in 2029, car manufacturers must make automatic emergency braking standard in vehicles. It’s part of the Department’s National Roadway Safety Strategy to reduce the number of deaths on the roads. Nicole D’Antonio joins us live in Washington with the upcoming changes.

Curtis Dvorak, the Wildlife Wanderer at Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens, joins JMN to discuss the Botanical Bash underway now! When you think Jacksonville Zoo, don't forget the Gardens! Come enjoy some Art in the Gardens and a special Mother's Day Brunch over Mother's Day Weekend! Visit them online at JacksonvilleZoo.org for more information and tickets ... and coming soon, ILLUMINIGHTS!

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as despite their checkered past, Trump and DeSantis met over the weekend, burying the proverbial hatchet and agreeing to cooperate politically. at least for fundraising purposes, and maybe more. Meanwhile, despite his criminal trial currently underway in NYC, recent polls still show strong support for the former president.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as the Biden administration is admonishing China's support of Russia against Ukraine, while China denies overt military support, saying they're just helping out with technology. What Russia DOES with that technology, well, that's on them...

SOCIAL MEDIA MENTAL HEALTH - From cyber bullying to privacy concerns, a NEW report highlights how social media continues to impact our youth, specifically teen girls. The report by UNESCO finds teen girls are exposed to negative gender norms amplified by social media that can impact not only their well-being, but their career choices down the road. According to new data, girls may even become less likely to study STEM subjects in school, including science, technology, engineering, and math.

Action News Jax's Robert Grant shares details on "zombie homes" in the Jacksonville area - what they are, how they affect neighborhood property values, and what the City of Jacksonville is doing about them! Hear the whole story tonight on Action News Jax at 5:4pm on CBS47 and FOX30!

Alexus reports on a court hearing for Kaylyn Lowdenslager, on charges related to a fatal wreck in February.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as former President Trump's "hush money" trial continued in NYC, while at the same time a team of Trump attorneys argued for his claim of "absolute immunity" from prosecution for events during his Presidency before the US Supreme Court, in an effort to undermine charges against Trump for election interference and potential insurrection charges tied to January 6 events. A decision from the Court is expected in June.