the agent in charge of the fbi jacksonville office was james casey, he said the kidnappers appeared tong quinn's cell phone after each of the calls they made to reid. >> somebody in the scheme was smart enough to take the battery out of the cell phone because we were able through some technical capabilities to determine that that phone was not only off but had no power to it at certain times. >> meaning you can trace it? >> meaning you can trace it. >> well there is no pinpointing the exact address where queens calls were originating, technicians were tracing pins when the phones in use. those are the electric connections made when a phone hits a built-in killer cell tower. that gave them a particular deal where she might have been held. fbi agents, since retired, was selected as the lead crisis negotiator for the bureau. >> we're checking the phone and thinking that we have some leads. >> agents felt they were making progress, but then suddenly the phone was also pinning further away. the kidnappers and quinn might have been on the move. sheriff detective howard coal was sent in pursu

florida, tablet, jacksonville, even orlando have done really, really well.you are looking for construction work, you can go to those markets. again, if you are talking about, in jacksonville for example, sales are up over 60% year-over-year. you need the workers to help build those homes at what -- as well. joe: ok. we are seeing this throttling of demand. there is still plenty of demand from actual people who want to live in a home. for various reasons, supply constraints, labor constraints, so forth, is just slowing down. is this eventually demand that will come back on and it is going to get essentially elongated over the coming quarters and years, but eventually it will materialize? ali: i think it is a great point. what they know is 91% of builders are intentionally slowing their sales. meaning that they could sell 25 homes per month, per community. they are choosing to sell five. that goes back to the cost. they want to be able to control their cost, and appreciation. they don't want to sell that home, now that i will go up in value $30,000 while they

tristyn bailey's body was found in a wooded area near jacksonville.harge. >>> some gas stations in north carolina are reporting a shortage of gas following that cyberattack on a fuel pipeline which remains mostly shut down. the attack is blamed on a group with ties to russia. >>> kids as young as 12 could get the covid vaccine as soon as thursday. the company found no safety concerns. >>> the head of the international olympic committee has canceled a visit to japan because of a surge in covid cases there. the canceled trip is raising questions about whether the olympics this summer could be in doubt. >>> today's weather lingering showers in new england and heavy rain across the southeast. rain also in the plains, snow in the rockies. clear on the west coast. >>> finally, don't call it a comeback, a power couple from the past is making a comeback. >> will ganss on bennifer 2.0. >> reporter: "space jam" coming out this summer. gwen stefani releasing new music and hottest couple is j. lo and ben affleck. wait a minute a minute. what year is it? back in a

. >> reporter: including this one off the on coast of jackson jacksonville, florida, captured on a targeting camera are by members of graves squadron. >> it's rotating. >> my gosh. >> it's going against the wind. the wind is 120 knots to the west. look at that thing, dude. >> reporter: you can hear the surprise in their voices. >> yeah, you certainly can. they are out of character and we are amazed at what they were seeing. >>> >> what do you think when you see something like ? >> it's a difficult one to explain. you have rotation, you have high altitudes and propulsion, and i don't know what it is frankly. >> reporter: the pilots speculate they are one of three things. secret u.s. technology, an adversary spy vehicle or something other worldly. >> i would say, you know, the highest probability is it's a threat observation program. >> reporter: could it be russian or chinese technology? >> i don't see why not? >> reporter: are you alarmed? >> i am worried, frankly. if these were from other countries that would be hanging out up there, it's a massive issue. because it looks slightly different

her father soon sent her away to jacksonville to school, which she perceived as abandonment. this was compounded when she remarried -- when he remarried a few months later on february 12, 1905, to mattie mogue, whom zora loathed. we know little about hurston. she attended school and worked as a maid. she briefly returned to her father's household, but physical conflict with her stepmother soon erected. she lived with her -- with bob hurston and the yourself before world war i. she returned to jacksonville and became a maid for a white woman and a group of gilbert and sullivan players. hurston's travels took her up and down the eastern seaboard. in 1917, she was in baltimore where she got the opportunity at last to finish high school at the morgan academy. she was 26. technically far too old for this endeavor, but she looked much younger and therefore she shaved a decade offer age, listing her birth as 1901. during this time her father was killed in memphis on a train collided with his car. hurston was largely estranged from him but the event would haunt her for the rest of he

i have been to a site in chicago run by union members and another site in jacksonville run by militaryembers. america, you must know, the people working to administer vaccines or heroes. -- they are heroes. and so are those hooks we visited with downstairs. so are the americans who sign up that appointment. make the time and step up and get the shot. if you haven't been vaccinated yet, or if you know some buddy who hasn't, please ask folks to roll up their sleeves. it's time for each one of us to do our part. [applause] vice president harris: we have also seen american aspiration in our effort to deliver relief directly to american families. the pandemic has taken a toll on families. on its physical health, mental health, ability to pay the bills. the president and i, we knew that before we took office. we developed a plan called the american rescue plan. it was designed and intended to help people out. it was a big plant. -- a big plan to tackle, a big crisis. we went for it anyway and the american people rallied around it across our country, democrats and republicans alike. they voic

lee high school, that's where she works in jacksonville.o rename several other schools in duval county. she joins us now along with her attorney from the southern poverty law center. thank you for being with me. amy, let me start with you and why you thought you needed to hang this message, black lives matter, above your classroom door? >> yeah, i think that's a great question. you know, just to give you some context. we're in a school that is 70% black, named robert e. lee high school, home of the generals. we're in the middle of living history, right? biggest civil rights movement of our time. george floyd is being killed. we're having these name change meetings that are progressively becoming, at our school to change the name, are progressively becoming rallies for white supremacy complete with pom-poms the color of the confederacy. and i just wanted to make it clear to my students that when they walk into my room, they can feel safe. they can let out a breath. they can know they matter. >> listen, i know that school, that area well. i l

it's a red state and red city as far as political leadership and also jacksonville.ave the highest homicide rate on record to come mayor, republican record and they have had higher crime numbers than they have seen for many, many decades. it's not just defund the police but that messaging certainly didn't help the democratic party and it certainly hasn't helped law enforcement. i think most people agree that overall the majority of police officers are good and have a very difficult job. >> emily: harris, i'll let you take this. >> harris: let's stay in the red state that you described, and let's talk about democrat congressman henry cuellar who was saying during the lead up to the 2020 election, presidential election, you have to stop talking about defunding. that's hurting every city. in his state he said you can have an open border, and then look at what we have now. you can't couple that. you could see it coming, he told me i can see this coming. if biden wins, you can't have an open border and at the same time defund the police. it's less about the political part

Él fue arrestado cerca de jacksonville, florida, almorzando dentro de un restaurante en mac donalds.apar de la videncia, y familiares en honduras y en estados unidos no creen que esos padres abandonarÁn a sus hijas pequeÑas. al menos no de ellas habÍan sido secuestradas junto a su mamÁ en mÉxico. precisamente, una tÍa de estas menores dice cuÁl era el plan de la madre. >> porque ella lo que iba a hacer era cruzarse y explicarse con las niÑas a migraciÓn. borja: ese era su plan, ademÁs, catering dice que perdiÓ la comunicaciÓn con su hermana desde hace dos semanas. la describe como una madre abnegada, y por eso no cree que abandonara sus sobrinas a su suerte. carolina: con un ligero aumento en los cruces en la frontera, si termina el pasado, a un ritmo mÁs lento que en los Últimos meses. en el sector de tucson la patrulla fronteriza enviÓ aproximadamente 20.200 encuentros en abril, comparados con aproximadamente 19.000 registrados en el mes de marzo. borja: para hablar de esta crisis en la frontera, nos vamos a conectar con arturo gabino, es alcalde en arizona. gracias por estar con n

jacksonville assigning the former quarterback to play tight end.f the league since 2015, hasn't played in the game since 2012. new coach coached him at florida. don't forget, he played five or six years with the mat in the minor-league system. he just retired from base all back in the nfl. >> it is never played tight end. got to be interesting. >> good point. >>> one let's check on that breaking news at a san rafael this afternoon, the picture tells the story, crews made good progress on the grass fire, 5 to 7 acres burned, you can see now too little bit of smoke coming up off the scorched earth there. this was near koerner and francisco boulevard, not far from the target and the home depot stores. crews say they will stay on the scene throughout the evening, and check any hotspots there. >>> thank you for watching, the news continu captioning sponsor captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: the breaking news coming in tonight, the f.d.a. authorizes the pfizer covid vaccine for kids as young as 12. tonight, what you need to know about the dosage,

. >>> and the "florida times union" says jacksonville jaguars have signed former heisman trophy winningck tim tebow to play tight end. they signed him to a one-year contract reuniting him with head coach urban meyer who coached him in college. tebow helped the florida daters win two national championships. he played in the nfl as a quarterback for three seasons before becoming a minor league baseball player in the new york mets organization for five seasons. >>> still ahead, the right stuff. a new reality show competition wants to send an ordinary american into space. into space. now you can make any morning of the week feel like the weekend. with jimmy dean simple scrambles. made fresh with two real eggs, sausage 'n cheese. and ready in seconds. why don't you put a sunday morning shine on tomorrow morning's breakfast. pain doesn't care how old you are. or what color you are. pain doesn't care if you live in a small town or in the spotlight. pain has no limits. that means we need care without limits. care like a parent with a newborn. care like we took an oath. care that's strong, fast

police say 31-year-old farrakhan muhammad was arrested yesterday outside a mcdonald's near jacksonville, florida. three bystanders including a 4-year-old girl were hurt when shots rang out saturday afternoon. investigators say muhammad was trying to shoot his brother during a fight over sidewalk space where they sold illegal cds. >>> a florida woman is accused of posing as a high school student, and the ntsb is investigating a collision. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "denver post" reports two small planes collided in midair, both landed safely, but one suffered serious damage and was nearly ripped in half. authorities say the planes were getting ready to land at a small airport outside denver yesterday when they hit. one was a cargo aircraft owned by key lime air. only the pilot was on board. the other plane carrying the pilot and a passenger deployed a parachute to land safely in a state park. amazingly no one was hurt. >>> the "houston chronicle" says the man linked to a missing tiger is out on bond. 26-year-old victor cuevas was released from jil yes

. >> reporter: growing outrage among students and parents at a high school near jacksonville, florida. >> they've completely altered her photo. it makes her chest look deformed in a way or disfigured. and now other kids are commenting in her yearbook and writing about it and making comments and jokes about it. >> reporter: at least 83 girls' photos were reportedly altered in the yearbook. some seem to have been edited by taking snippets of the girls' shirts and pasting them over their chests to hide their cleavage. >> it's something parents spend a lot of money on and to not have a heads up or another option was unacceptable. >> reporter: this ninth grader says her picture was edited even though her shirt complied with the dress code. she says it's a double standard since no boys' pictures were doctored, not even those of boys wearing speedos. >> it's like they looked at that and said this is okay. but this is not. >> guys wear muscle shirts to school and they won't dress code them, but they will girls that wear a tank top. >> reporter: the school's website has a disclaimer that says

he was taken into custody today near jacksonville, florida. >>> derek chauvin could face a longer sentence for killing george floyd. a minnesota judge found aggravating factors in the death of george floyd and this paves the way for a longer sentence. he was convicted of murder and manslaughter last month. he is scheduled to be sentenced on june 25 and won't likely get more than 30 years. >>> they relaunch the restart of their operations after a six day shutdown and cyber attack but operators wanted will be several days for service to return to normal. anxious drivers in the southeast continue to pack gas stations and in virginia a number of fuel stations have run dry. cars began lining up before sunrise leaving motorists to buy whatever they could get. the average price nationally for a gallon of gas is about three dollars and that is the highest it has been in nearly 7 years. >> all of the station say they are out of fuel. >> so far florida, virginia, north carolina and georgia have declared states of emergency. the department of energy is pleading with americans to not panic while colon

now let's get to the 2nd half at jacksonville jaguars home versus the minnesota vikings kirk cousinsle shanahan dream quarterback apparently then another division game at the she hawks. then at the cincinnati bangles atlanta falcons at tennessee and then the final 2 games. the houston texans at levi and then on the road against the los angeles chargers. so should be an exciting season. and remember 17 games this year instead of 16, they added. >> one game to the regular season and took away a pre season game. so we love to see it in. all right. now in order to be successful this year. the niners. we'll have to have a few rookie step up and be successful. that process started today. it was day one of rookie mini camp cameras weren't allowed in today. so we don't know who did and who didn't practice. but a number of rooks did speak to the media after practice. here's cornerback ambry thomas. >> i'm just radio. put film is a missing piece or. we're just help somewhere special team anywhere. like i just want to help. so we're talk about so loving it. the loving it just welcoming me and a

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florida high school is under fire for photo shopping yearbook photos bart from high school near jacksonville. apparently edited photos to add more clothing to the chest and shoulders of 80 female students. they were all girls. they say they were not consulted beforehand. the school district says the decision was made by a yearbook coordinator who was also a teacher. some parents are arguing this decision sent the wrong message and could be interpreted as body shaming. next on kron. 4 news at 6 rockets sideshows in for east bay cities. why one police chief says. >> lawmakers are to blame. plus an overdose seeing in the streets of san francisco saved kron four's own marine kelly just she can explain her quick thinking and how that turned into action and communities prepare for fire season. people living in rural areas can now get alerts about wildfire sent directly to their phones. we'll show you their phones. we'll show you how it works when we come i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medi

ed is joining us from jacksonville, florida. thank you for your service. caller: yes, i am a veteran of vietnam, afghanistan, and iraq. i'm asking your guest if you would support a bill that will allow congressman to sit in the v.a. facility to talk to veterans. it would allow a congressman to utilize the v.a. facility to meet with veterans. host: jimmy butler? -- jeremy butler? are you familiar? guest: i am familiar. the number of issues we are contending with our vast and overwhelming. this is one of them. it makes sense that members of congress should be able to use v.a. facilities when it is not taking away space needed for health care and when there is any opportunity for members of congress to meet with their constituents, with veterans, with their family members to hear about the issues those families have in getting access to the v.a.. this stemmed from something that happened roughly one year or longer than that now. congress was kicked out of doing just this, using some additional, unused office space within a v.a. to meet with constituents. thes

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. >> reporter: to jacksonville and miami, the holiday festivities are in full swing and anxious tourists ready for it. >> i am fully vaccinated. i feel i'm out here protecting myself. >> i'm super excited to be around people. everybody, there's an energy now, everybody's so excited to be out. >> reporter: but perhaps the biggest sign that america is racing back, the indy 500 getting under way sunday. 135,000 people expected in the stands, marking the largest gathering since the pandemic began. america's favorite pastime in full swing. cdc director rochelle walensky stepping outside and into fenway park to throw out the first pitch. the city had opened at full capacity as mask restrictions statewide are lifted. and a return to night life on the jersey shore friday night after the governor lifted mask mandates and social distancing requirements. but today -- >> it's not the memorial day weekend we were hoping for. >> reporter: weather forcing people to stay home or hunker down inside. >> yeah, i mean, it's obviously -- it's always disheartening when we don't have great weather for one of t

jacksonville is signing the former quarterback to play tight end.he league since 2015 and has not played in a game since 2012. the connection here? new jax coach urban meyer coached tebow at florida. >>> but the big story tonight, golden state playoff bound. a command performance. impressive, impressive win tonight. guys, back to you. >> thank you, dennis. >>> coming up, we'll >>> new at 11:00, search is underway for a pig that so far has eluded capture. >> it's been spotted by several people in el dorado county. the slimmer family is used to seeing animals roam their ten-acre ranch near lotus, but a 150-pound pig? that's something new. the pig hangs out and even plays with their puppy. animal control has come out to pick up the pig, but it's gone before they could find it. poor guy. they don't think he's feral but rath aerodomesticated animal that got loose or was abandoned. i think he might have seen this as a better home. >> he's gone to the dark side. >> he's like this is struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, bu

criminal justice expert professor mike lawlor says cities from jacksonville to minneapolis, new york to san jose, are seeing an increase in gun crimes. least say some of the recent south bay violence is attributed to the annual singled a mile celebrations, some of which get out of hand with this. the sideshow incidents bring violence bring gunfire, display of arms and guns. but professor lawlor says the covid crisis coupled with the defund police movement, maybe causes behind the elevated number of gun crimes. nationally it seems like the ability of the police tow prevent. this kind of stuff has been interrupted by. your inability to you know, deal face to face with the people that they think are most likely either shoot somebody or get shot, and there's clearly been a breakdown in trust between the community and the police. we all play an integral role to really prevent these types of things from happening, san jose police investigators say monday. the release more information about the triple shooting, and they're still looking into a pair of double shootings on may the sixth that

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farrakhan muhammad all the way to florida, taking him into custody in a mcdonald's parking lot in jacksonvillefficer rushing to save that 4-year-old girl. all of the victims are recovering. >>> when we come back tonight, the crash into outdoor dining in philadelphia. y of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear skin in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. ask your

from jacksonville to minneapolis, new york to san jose, are seeing an increase in gun crimes.ce say some of the recent south bay violence is attributed to the annual single gemayel celebrations, some of which get out of hand with this. the sideshow incidents bring violence bring gunfire, display of arms and guns. professor lawlor says the covid crisis coupled with the defund police movement, maybe causes behind the elevated number of gun crimes. nationally it seems like the ability of the police tow prevent this kind of stuff has been interrupted by their inability to, you know, deal face to face with the. people that they think are most likely either shoot somebody or get shot, and there's clearly been a breakdown in trust between the community and the police. san jose police say monday they'll release more information about the triple shooting. and they're also so looking for information about a pair of double shooting that took place on thursday. that left one person dead. if you have information about any of these crimes, urged to contact centers they police department liv

host: diane from jacksonville, florida. thank you for waiting. you are next. caller: i am listening to the gentleman. in republican. -- i am a republican. however, i did not vote for donald trump because i did not think he was qualified to be president. but, as this gentleman is speaking, he is saying how the voters want their id to be checked which i agree with. the voters also want common sense gun laws but i don't see republicans fighting to defend the voters on that issue. there is an old saying that a house divided against itself will fail. we have republicans that won -- but everybody is still upset because trump lost. there are plenty of republicans in the same states that are being audited. wouldn't it make sense if they were going to cheat they would cheat favor all democrats and not just the president? i am curious as to why we are not fighting for common sense gun laws as we are fighting for common sense voting laws. host: thank you for the comment. hans von spakovsky has written this piece, voter suppression -- "voter suppression." -- "voter suppre

usc last saturday in jacksonville the first full capacity indoor sporting event since covid.ther we start bragging. [laughter] texas hostedas the first 100 percent capacity major league baseball game with the texas rangers outdoors. >> ten days ago yankee stadium had 10400 people add a baseball game we all work hard to make sure youth sports happen we had kids moving from other states to florida they were not allowed to play in florida or michigan so they want to play football or something so the amount of opportunity for these lockdown states is devastating. >> some were baseball 95 percent of the teams that started we did it safely and responsibly w now we have people moving to iowa to play. [laughter] >> the biden administration is so out of touch. >> we want everybody to play sports again. we were doing that last summer.r >> we were doing that last year also. they are completely out of touch what is going on in our state he doesn't know what's going on that he should talk to governors more often to find out what's going on in the middle part of the country outside of his

us marshals tracking down farrakhan mohammed outside jacksonville. the woman believed to be his girlfriend was arrested with him. marymac two la county firefighters may be arrested for taking photos of the kobe bryant helicopter crash site and a third employee could face suspension after my vanessa bryant filed an invasion of privacy lawsuit, including bryant and his daughter jenna. >> migrants encounters reach a 20 year high. >> resuming construction on a 13.4 mile stretch of the levee in the rio grande valley comes as they reported the most vibrant encounters in 20 years but that won't have until overnight, the first being priority repairs said to be done in 6 weeks and in the concrete levee wall backfilling the ball and safety barriers on top are set to be finished in 69 months. this comes from pressure from local and politicians to get this out of control crisis in order. for fifth a new video shows a massive group of migrants crossing the rio grande in texas as the cdp said in april they say this is the fault of the biden administration. >> pres

matthew unongst an assistant professor of history at jacksonville university and his students for tuning in today. we really appreciate your interest and hope this inspires you to learn more leila while efforts were happening to help european refugees. we don't want to paint, you know, an artificially unified story some young americans were also still really vehemently speaking out against the united states going to war feeling that however troubling this was not our problem. could you tell us how students at yale university helped propel a national movement against the us getting involved? absolutely, and you know, what's interesting here. is that something we've been we've keep we keep coming back to in this conversation is the idea that sort of what's at stake is a question of american identity often in very complex ways wherein americans are concerned about what's happening abroad, but also concerned with sort of solidifying and codifying what it means to be an american and i think the america first committee which was founded at yale university by a group of law students in 1940 is

us marshals tracking down farrakhan mohammed at a mcdonald's outside jacksonville, the woman believedbe his girlfriend also arrested as an accessory to his escape, he will be extradited to new york to face attended murder charges. >> six people are after a car plows into a dining area in philadelphia. witnesses say two cars were trying to pass each other when one slammed into a structure, broken glass, plates and chairs littering the street as a result of the crash. police expect everyone to recover. the biden administration with border wall construction following mounting pressure. >> at least a meyer joins us with migrants encounters reaching a 20 are high. >> resuming construction on the 13.4 mile stretch in the rio grande valley comes as cvp reported the most migrants encounters in 20 years is that construction won't happen overnight, there are two phases of the first phase, repairs on highest risk areas should be done in 6 weeks and the concrete levee wall, backfilling the law and safety barriers on top are set to be finished in 6 to 9 months. the decision comes from pressure fro

the jacksonville jaguars will sign him to a 1-year deal as a tight end.easons with the new york mets so from football to baseball to football, you think is sports career is over, pools a rabbit out of a hat. >> hockey. todd: president biden taking a stand against pandemic handouts. what took him so long to wake up to what so many republicans have been saying for months? jillian: pete hegseth serves that up with breakfast with friends in columbus, ohio. what is going on up there? e tseallow w tirifto w r. ol w.. wke it me annoh kp erneorki a gig r thr vis. eye t iny,whh lirs wi st t yo intnedoha enncyo oinpeen thvefaered it me annoh kp erneorki a gig r thr vis. th is rkth irdy,whh lirs wi st t oo fm rae ofelblops and abt r sttg >> if you are receiving unemployment benefits and offered a suitable job you can't refuse that job and working to overcome all the barriers, to get back to it. childcare, getting schools opened. >> president biden pushing americans to get back to work if they can after a disappointing jobs report. todd: pete hegseth, you heard the p

. >> there is outrage on social media over tim teboww signing for the jacksonville jaguars, calling itrivilege because colin kaepernick has not been assigned to a team. out there, stephen packwell posted tim teboww finding a team and colin kaepernick can't. white privilege nfl style, tebow castro, never could, never played tight end and hasn't played in, what, eight years. explain it to me like i am 5. mendez ryan chimed in, he is angry about this, tebow hasn't played an nfl game in nearly a decade. it is that simple. no hate but you got to be kidding me. a reminder here in 2019 colin kaepernick was given an opportunity to work with the nfl but it ended up total mess, he left over a media dispute. some people on social media calling this white privilege. jillian: i understand the frustration, not necessarily pertaining to race but the frustration that he hasn't played a long time and it is all in who you know. carley: he is a great announcer. whether on the field are off he will have a great career. >> it is to get media attention on tebow to focus on the job of quarterback does not ha

tim tebow expected to sign a one-year contract with jacksonville, reuniting him with his college headeyer. the former quarterback will play tight end. tim tebow has not been on an nfl roster since 2015 though he did play a little bit of baseball. the hollywood foreign press association feeling the heat, the group that determines the nominees and the winners of the golden globes has had its 2022 show canceled by nbc and its promising reforms to its now controversial membership and process quoting "regardless of the next air date of the golden globes, implementing transformational changes as quickly and thoughtfully as possible remains the top priority for our organization." let's talk about this latest bit of cancel culture with the author of the upcoming book "woke ink." vivek ramaswamy joins us. nbc saying they aren't going to air the 22 golden globes. tom cruise has given back his trophies and tina fey said this. >> we all know awards shows are stupid. >> even with stupid things, inclusivity is important and there are no black members of the hollywood foreign press. >> when it comes

well, at bartram trail high school not too far from jacksonville, 80 students, all female, were surprised to find their photos altered. someone, this was the original photo, took it upon herself to alter it. to cover up their shoulders and necklines. here's another one. this is the original. shield your eyes. and here it is "fixed." they did this 80 times! here's another one and how they cleaned it up. it's like they put the taliban in charge of the yearbook committee. imagine some lunatic spending all that time photoshopping high school girls' boobs? and how did the school sanitize the male students? they didn't. this photo is from the same yearbook. boys in speedos remain untouched. wow, you'd think educators in the state that gave us hooters would know better than this. i guess not. anyway, it's nice to know there are still heroes out there protecting our kids from all this sinful vee-neckery. meanwhile, we got some encouraging news covid-wise. cases of the coronavirus in the united states are down to their lowest levels in almost a year. so now we can go outside and be swarmed by cica

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todd: you're looking live at the lovely city of jacksonville, fla.y song. jillian: can i take issue with the lyrics of the song? i never wish it were sunday instead of monday. sundays for me are like when you start getting the sunday scaries they call them, i have to be in bed by 6:00 p.m. i have to wake up early tomorrow morning and all day you're thinking about it.

coming up at jacksonville jaguars then home against the minnesota vikings kirk cousins in town.'m sure kyle shanahan love that. then there at the seahawks, 12 5, always a battle. then a pair against losing teams last year at cincinnati. then home against the atlanta falcons and the last 3 at the tennessee titans home against the houston texans at at the los angeles rams. remember this year there are 17 games instead of 16, there's one less pre season game in the added on to the back end of the regular season. and of course, that all gets started in september. now most are predicting a bounce-back year for the niners in order to do that, they'll need some production out of a few rookies. that process started today day one of rookie mini camp cameras were allowed in today. so we don't know who did and who didn't practice. but a number of rook spoke to the media. here's quarterback thomas. >> i'm just radio. >> put film is a missing piece or. >> we're just help somewhere special team anywhere. like i just want to help so we're talk loving it. the loving it just welcoming me and all

and usc last saturday in jacksonville, the first full capacity indoor sporting event since covid hit. we hosted that. >> hold a second. >> laura: we'll be okay. >> when governors get together, we start bragging. >> laura: here we go. >> texas hosted the first 100% capacity major league baseball game with the texas rangers outdoors. >> laura: okay. anyone want to -- this is a one upmanship here. >> i'd like to jump in. ten days ago, yankee stadium, they had 10,400 people at a baseball game. >> laura: that's not a baseball game. >> mississippi state around ole miss, we had 13,300 at a college baseball game. >> these events are awesome. we worked hard to make sure youth sports happened. we did that last summer. if you look, we had kids moving from other states to florida because they weren't allowed to play in california, michigan. they're coming to high school here to be able to play football or something. so the amount of opportunities that was taken away from these kids and these lockdown states has devastating consequences. >> we did the same thing summer baseball, summer softball. 9

tebow expected to sign a one- year deal with the jacksonville jaguars to play tight end.akes star was just named major league soccer player of the week. the 11th time he's received this honor. fourth most in major league soccer history. this is kind of funny because last week, 17-year-old quakes teammate cowell won the award. so 21 years between those two members of the san jose earthquakes honored as players of the week. a milestone coming up on thursday, the giants will reach 85% vaccination as a team, which means among other things they can take off their masks in the dugout, gather indoors, they can eat together. so it's a big deal for the giants and the rest of major league baseball, i think 11 other teams hit 85 or above. >>> coming up tonight at 8:00, finding dory, then the good doctor, and abc news at 11. >> thanks for joining us. >> for spencer christian and all of us, we appreciate your time. we hope you have a great rest of your everyoning and that we see you for abc 7 news at 11. plaque psoriasis, the burning, itching. the pain. with tremfya®, adults with mode

, without masks, and there's no surge in jacksonville.t, because doesn't even make sense. for instance you had this interview with the veterans recently and the attorney, there is the memorial day parade that's been going on, it's a tradition on staten island. brian: over 100 years. ainsley: yeah, more than 100 years and our mayor here, bill deblasio, allowing cannabis parades and black lives matter protests and parades allowed a small version a skinny version you might say of the st. patrick 's day parade but will not allow these veterans to have their big parade on staten island and they are furious. they applied for this permit on february 27th and bill deblasio nixed it on march 9. brian: yeah, here is the attorney taking action, not willing to let memorial day go by without this parade. he's got a plan, listen. >> this is disturbing and sickening what the city is doing with our veterans here and there's a clear double standard being applied and we're asking the city not to play politics with our veterans. this marijuana parade took o

ironically in the same time were stephen douglas got a start in jacksonville illinois, he was the father of the moral act in what we calll the state college systems engineering schools and things like that. >> we have a what if question, what you believe president lincoln would have achieved if he had been able to serve out his second term? >> i think that's one of our most essential questions to ask today.il the low hanging fruit for me is that he would have completed reconstruction had he lived even longer, he wouldn't have abandoned the 1870s and that led to the horrible jim crow era and lynchings in awful times in our history. lincoln would have followed through, he would have witnessed the passage the 13th, 14th and 15th amendment and would have taken it a step further. he would have insured political equality, complete voting rights and we generally read it him for being the inspiration of the great society programs, civil rights laws of the 60s so i think he would have been able to see that through and add to it. he was definitely the soul of all those laws. >> john, i'm curious,

anyway, sean in jacksonville. charles payne has class. sandra smith has style. the only thing you have is a bad voice and an even worse toupee. yet you're still on the air. is this a great country or what, cavuto? for once and for all, this is not a toupee. it's paint. all right. sheila in new york city. they call you a news guy. i just think you're a boring guy and you dress like an undertaker. outside of that, i don't find you too objectable. not so much that i have to leave the room most days. like an undertaker? i guess this is black. vinny in queens writes, you know, some call you a never trumper. i call you a never anyone. you're a jerk to everyone. a regular fair and balanced creep. so glad i impress you. any kwai, i know you deal with a lot of health issues. i won't have to put up with it forever, right? just for that, forever, yeah. deal with that. and then there's kat. you know what i admire about you, cavuto? you do your own thing. it's a boring thing. it's not very entertaining but it's your thing. i point to you and tell my kids that anything is pos

todd: you're looking live at the lovely city of jacksonville, fla.bangles play their manic monday song. jillian: can i take issue with the lyrics of the song? i never wish it were sunday instead of monday. sundays for me are like when you start getting the sunday scaries they call them, i have to be in bed by 6:00 p.m. i have to wake up early tomorrow morning and all day you're thinking about it. todd: it's the greatest day when you're on vacation, the sunday afternoon, sunday night, because you know i can stay up late, i can go out to a restaurant, there aren't a lot of people at the restaurants and i don't have to get up add midnight to go to work. jillian: exactly. i digress. todd: we're happy to be with you. [laughter] todd: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. let's begin with this. president biden expected to meet with republican lawmakers this week in another attempt to sell his multitrillion dollar spending plan. todd: mark meredith joins us live from washington,

florida, we weren't taught about axe handle sunday, a massacre of african-americans in the city of jacksonville 83% of oklahomans. do you think without george floyd these commemorations this weekend are as big as they are? >> i think that's a fair assessment. i think the graphic nature of that video that captured george floyd's killing, happening during a pandemic where people were isolated and really had nowhere else to avert their attention, it really opened people's eyes, not only to that injustice, but other forms of injustice as well. i think you rightly point out, chuck, it wasn't just tulsa. there were other race massacres, in louisiana, wilmington, north carolina, rosewood as well. ms. viola fletcher, who we heard from earlier in the broadcast, 107 years old. she testified before congress that because of the massacre, her family had to move, never completed school after the fourth grade, never made a lot of money. the most she's ever done is be a housekeeper. to this day, she has trouble supporting herself financially. she's 107 years old. the centennial commission in tulsa raised $30 m

the low will slide off the southeastern coast, scattered storms tomorrow from jacksonville all the way to miami. we expect to see those rainfall amounts anywhere from four -- should say two to three inches of rain, but even though it's a little less rain than we've been seeing, the ground's already saturated so we do have to watch out for some flash flooding. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a look look in san francisco. the cooling fog doesn't make it inland so it's still going to be hot as we reach into the upper 80s this afternoon and we'll see those winds picking up tomorrow as well as friday as our temperatures cool off. by saturday, we're watching out for a chance of a few isolated showers and thunderstorms, and we keep the cooler temperatures into the start of next week. >>> and that is your latest weather. hoda. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> coming up, where is it we're going to have the very latest overnight on the urgent search for that missing tiger in texas and the new mystery is act

and if you're jacksonville and kind of resetting who you are and what you're all about, tim tebow is he came in in january something like that. he's very big on looking for leaders, and sometimes, he will put that ahead of whether a person has the particular talent , just the athletic talent is that what's going on in urban meyer's mind the fact that maybe tebow is going to present some kind of leadership skills that will bring the team together in a certain way? >> in some ways you're right about that, david. every coach has a way of disseminating information and some just yell at you until it sinks through your skull. others they will en script, you know, locker room leaders and hopefully it's the guys who are the stars of the team who are working the hardest. they can push that message down through the ranks, and i think what tim tebow presents for urban meyer should this come to fruition is the trusted voice someone who is a winner by nature, you go back to his days in denver, even though he wasn't a great quarterback, he had five fourth quarter comebacks in 2012 which led the le