YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues as President Biden is expected to sign a new foreign aid bill today, packaging aid for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan, and the Indo-Pacific, as well a "ban" on TikTok should if the app's foreign owner doesn't divest its interest; expect court appeals to this ban to eventually get to SCOTUS. And speaking of SCOTUS, the Court will hear arguments in another major abortion issue case today, and is expected to hear arguments in Trump's "Presidential immunity" claims this week too.

As violence continues between Israel, Hamas, and now Iran, protests and demonstrations on college campuses are garnering more attention. Logan MacDonald reports on recent anti-Semitic graffiti on the UNF campus as a local example of a national series of events targeting Jewish students.

Logan reports on anti-Semitic vandalism at UNF.

TIKTOK BAN PASSED - Today President Biden is expected to sign legislation providing $95 billion in emergency foreign aid. The Senate passed the bill providing aid for Israel, Ukraine and Taiwan. The legislation could also lead to a potential band of the popular video sharing app TikTok. It gives TikTok’s parent company nine months to sell the popular social media app or be banned in the United States. Nicole D’Antonio is live in Washington with details.

Alexus reports on State Senator Clay Yarborough's criticism of the delays in disclosing the latest Douglas Anderson School of the Art teacher indiscretion. In February, teacher Chris Allen-Black was arrested after an incident at a Disney World resort, but the arrest was not communicated to parents of DA's students. This marks the 5th incident resulting in a teacher being removed from a DA classroom in the last 2 years.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as former President Trump prepared for the next day in his "hush money" trial, he mentioned the primary that will be held today in Pennsylvania. This race could be a good prediction of which way the swing-state will lean in November. WOKV's Samantha Manning reports from Washington on the significance of today's primary, and looks at the purpose of President Biden's visit to Florida today.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as the Senate returns to service today and receives the latest House foreign aid bill. Also expected today, a vote on the proposed TikTok ban, contingent on its host company divesting its interest.

Jacksonville City Councilman Jimmy Peluso joins JMN to discuss proposed anti-hate legislation, what has prompted the proposal, and how the process for taking it from proposal to law works. The first reading of the proposal is at tonight's City Council meeting. Additionally, he updates us on the latest regarding the Sun Ray Cinema building in Five Points, as the owners of the building are looking to sell it off and the fate of the theater, a rental client, is currently unknown.

TIKTOK BAN VOTE - Happening today, the Senate is preparing to take up a bill that bans TikTok. The bill would remove TikTok from US app stories if the company doesn’t break ties with its Chinese parent. This comes after the House passed the measure over the weekend and now the Senate is on track to pass it and President Biden says he'll sign it quickly. Meanwhile TikTok says it's gearing up to defend itself in court. We breakdown what we can expect today and the potential impact to millions of TikTok users nationwide.

Alexus reports on Jax Beach public safety recommendations proposed after multiple chaotic St. Patrick's Day events.