Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Pascale reports on relief efforts from the Cajun Navy and others who are donating supplies, funds, and equipment to help people in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, in addition to relief assistance provided by FEMA, National Guard, and other government and private agencies.

Jessica reports from Jacksonville Heights, where a man ambushed two police officers last night, wounding one, before an attempted escape had a tragic turnout.

Blair is in Orlando, reporting on the damages and cleanup efforts in Central Florida. President Biden & Governor DeSantis were quick to cooperate on coordinating relief resources, but excess water overwhelming the sewage and irrigation systems in Central Florida is delaying cleanup efforts.

Kelly Wilson joins JMN to give an update on SJC Hurricane Ian cleanups and service restorations, with a reminder that flooded areas may be further impacted by today's noon high tide.

Mike Mazur of Florida Power & Light joins JMN to update us on efforts to get power restored to customers in SJC and other affected Florida areas.

President Biden and Governor DeSantis, often at political odds, were cooperative in arranging advanced federal assistance approval in anticipation of Hurricane Ian's Florida impact.

Meghan reports on the flooding in Riverside and San Marco, where water is still deep on some of the streets despite the current low tide. The next high tide promises more flooding along the riverfront communities.

Today, FEMA’s administrator is heading to Florida to check in on the federal response on the ground and any additional resources for the recovery. Right now there’s a disaster declaration for Florida which will make it easier for governments to get federal money. President Biden says he plans to visit both Florida and Puerto Rico soon to see the damage. We continue breaking down the federal response to this devastating storm as it moves up to the Carolinas

The Talkmaster, who lives in Naples, joined live coverage of Hurricane Ian.

Christy Turner updates us on Ian's impact in Central Florida, where storm damage is extensive.