Jonathan joins JMN to updates us on the latest developments in the Gaza conflict, as the US works toward providing humanitarian aid in the region while mobilizing 2000 US troops to assist in "non-combat capacities."

Today, the U.S. House of Representatives is expected to vote for a new Speaker of the House. This comes as federal lawmakers hit two weeks without a speaker and no way to conduct any business or pass new legislation until this is resolved. The GOP conference has nominated Rep. Jim Jordan from Ohio for the role. Now he’s the one calling for the House floor even though he's still working to get enough votes to get the job. We are LIVE FROM THE US CAPITOL COMPLEX – breaking down what we can expect today, and what’s at stake.

You Decide 2024 coverage continues with Blair reporting on Gov. DeSantis' direct efforts to coordinate evacuation flights from the Middle East to Florida, working with a transport company called Project Dynamo. The first flight of American evacuees from Israel arrived in Tampa last night.

Jared reports on President Biden turning attention toward the Middle East conflict.

Brent join JMN for a nother Victory Monday recap, as the Jags defeated the Colts yesterday. It's a short week though, as the Jags play Thursday night in New Orleans, and that has fans wondering if players can recover from injuries in time, including a knee injury to the Jags QB.

Alexus reports on an open container proposal to be heard by the Downtown Investment Authority later today, that would allow pedestrians to carry & consume alcohol along the Riverwalk. If the DIA supports the initiative, it would still have to be approved by the City Council.

Clark Howard reports that Jacksonville rents are coming down, but you've got to shop around for it! With so much apartment construction going on, and so many vacant units as a result, the increase in housing availability has rent rates declining in Jacksonville if you're willing to move.

As the war continues in Israel against Hamas, you may be looking for ways to help the victims and families impacted by this crisis. But unfortunately, scammers recognize this emotional motivation to help during emergency situations. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) is outlining ways you can avoid those misleading scams and support creditable organizations helping with relief efforts. We break down what you need to know and what to look for especially in a case like this where the crisis not only overseas but also in a war zone.

You Decide 2024 coverage continues as former President Trump recently made controversial comments praising Hezbollah and criticizing Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netenyahu. His statements have drawn considerable criticism from other presidential candidates, and resulted in many republicans distancing themselves from the former president.

Toni Foxx has this week's Foxx Food Talk with all the tasty nom's reviewd by Elaine Gonzalez of "Elaine Eats Jax."