Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Simon reports on the geopolitical responses to Russia invading Ukraine, and the economic consequences that will affect Europe and the rest of the world. Domestically, some impacts are already being felt in the increased prices of fuel and in certain material supply chains.

Blair reports on the latest Washington DC responses to developments in Ukraine. President Biden vows to "hold Russia accountable," and is expected to address the nation today, confirming additional "severe" sanctions on Russia plus other response plans.

Former UN ambassador and National Security Advisor Nancy Soderberg joins JMN to offer critical analysis of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Rep. Waltz joins JMN to discuss the developing war in Ukraine, as diplomacy efforts with Russia have failed to stop an invasion.

Jared looks at what's next in the Russia/Ukraine developments, as the US prepares a second round of Russian sanctions.

Tenikka Hughes looks at the side effects of COVID-19, and how long they may last. See the complete report on Action News Jax tonight at 5:45pm!

Kirstin reports on President Biden's sanctions against Russia over the Ukraine invasion. Biden vows that sanctions will escalate if the Russian invasion escalates.

Simon reports on the latest Russia-Ukraine developments, including the Ukraine president's mixed response of thanks to the nations who have interceded with sanctions on Ukraine's behalf, and criticism that the sanctions haven't been severe enough to deter Russian incursion as Russian troops have moved across the country's border.

Alicia reports from Brunswick on Ahmaud Arbery Day activities this 2nd anniversary of his death, and reactions to the guilty verdicts delivered yesterday on federal hate crime charges against the three men convicted for his murder.

Jared reports that the US has agreed to work with Germany to obstruct Russian service from the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, in response to Russian military engagement with Ukraine.