it continues to be >> gatherings in jacksonville it brings hope, solidarity, and jacksonville, that'sthe importance of this song for the creed and culture. whether at a citywide celebration of doctor king or a prayer vigil in the town square. very active singing lift every voice and saying embodies the hope, justice and freedom that is the core of our democratic. on the democratic system. i support making this hymn our national anthem. i'm sorry national hymn let me correct that. >> thank you mr. washington i appreciate your testimony i appreciate you are last witness ms. melanie edwards. ms. edwards works of the office of government and community affairs at columbia granddaughter of the distinguished johnson's rosamund johnson the grandniece of james weldon johnson. last known surviving family she's currently working on an autobiography written by her grandfather's publishers. she's worked in education for 40 years on the schaumburg library ms. edwards you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. good morning committee members. my name is melania edwards. the song you are consi

washington how is the city of jacksonville continuing to honor the legacy? currently in that is scheduled to be started the end of this month. and it shows that fortunately my time the place of where "lift every voice and sing" was written. and then to get jacksonville involved we had nontraditional meeting. 350 people on-site and 150 member choir we all saying "lift every voice and sing". does that answer your question? does.hink it thank you mr. chairman and i yield back. >> mr. johnson you are recognized for as much time as you can get through with. >> i will be very brief i had a number of questions that i'm just curious. i used to be liberty defense litigator i am getting some resistance because it is a hymn and includes religious language, do any of you anticipate some activist groups might oppose its use and rendition in public schools or venues or falsely claim of course it is the establishment of religion or offensive to someone? have you thought that through? anybody? >> i will respond that i was born and raised as an apostate and my church fundame

it is important to note that james johnson was principal of stanton school in jacksonville.the school was a primary school serving the black community of jacksonville when johnson became the principal. however that high school classes under his leadership. johnson's life experience was reflective of the lived experience of black folks that it so eloquently describes in the words of the song. facing the threat posed by racism in his own town johnson and his brother would move north to new york city where he would become a historically recognized civil rights activist, diplomat, author, politician, journalist, poet, educator, lawyer, songwriter and one of the movers of the harlem renaissance. he was indeed the embodiment of many early african-american trailblazers. most about recognized johnson as the author of lift every voice and sing. however if you are aware of his hard work and dedication to the cause of the civil rights and social justice exemplified by his fight against racism and his fight for equality during the years he served as the secretary of the national associa

go back in time to january 1993 in jacksonville, florida.fter the holidays, and there's an argument going on inside that modest starter home on dolphin avenue. the young wife, just 23, is restless, the story goes, and she walks out the door. the phone rang early the next morning in the bedroom of eva and bernie haim across town. a funny question at that hour. did they know where bonnie was, the wife of their nephew, mike? >> we got a phone call from a police friend of ours. and he knew mike and bonnie. he said "where's bonnie? we just found her purse in the dumpster at the red roof inn and y'all need to get out here." >> a maintenance man had come upon the purse in a dumpster behind the airport motel. inside were bonnie's i. d., keys, credit cards, and more than $1,000 in cash. bernie and evann got to the motel just before 9:00 a. m. mike was already there. >> by the time we got there mike and his dad, john, were in a room. the detectives were there. and they had her purse on the bed and they had everything laid out. >> mike, the husband, se

. >> reporter: the camera first caught johnson's eye as a kid growing up poor in jacksonville, floridao call his own in a pawn shop. >> i started snapping pictures in my neighborhood. >> reporter: after serving in the navy in world war ii, he returned to jacksonville and learned ansel adams was starting a photography school. >> i wrote him and said i'm david johnson, i'm a negro. i saw your work and i'm curious about this whole camera business. >> reporter: he came to san francisco in 1945 staying with adams and studying at the california school of fine arts, taking what he learned in the classroom and applying it to the streets of the fillmore. >> at one point i said would you minding if i photograph him down at the beach. >> reporter: of the thousands of moments he's captured, his favorite is a 1947 photo of a boy named clarence sitting on some church steps. >> i'm a people photographer, whether they're a child, whether they're children, whether they're disabled. >> reporter: in the '60s johnson took his camera to the nation's capital in the march on washington. but as others focused

let's go to fran in jacksonville, florida, cancer survivor. good morning. caller: yes, i am. i'm a breast cancer survivor and was diagnosed in 2014 and i want to put a plug in for obamacare. i didn't have insurance for five years and without insurance, it was in 2014 that i was allowed to get obamacare. signed up for that and i went on to have a regular mammogram and that's when the cancer was found and obamacare saved my life. so, i wanted to put the plug in there. one other thing, my best friend is going through cancer right now. she was diagnosed in november and she just started her treatments and it's going to be a long road. she has a very rare form of cancer that is a mass that's pressing on mostly all of her internal organs and she has a real fight to go ahead and i just wanted to say that i am all in for this moonshot thing. what my friend is going through is going to be something new and innovative and hopefully it can save her life. host: you said you had signed up for the affordable care act. before that you had no access to screenings as far as cancer was concerne

them a free ticket to jacksonville.it just two weeks ago we were talking about the fact they were releasing migrants across the border and some of them were heading off to florida, heading off to miami we are releasing murderers so they can go loose in our country. when you said earlier about president biden and also where it is kamala harris and all of this? wasn't she supposed be covering the root of the problem? it's just repeating itself over and over again. the fact that this administration is in denial of it -- clearly they don't care. 13-year-olds and 17-year-olds are posing as adults that are basically risking the lives of minors, at the risk of what? releasing them into the public. >> a lot of questions for the reporters. this mama five and asked her 14-year-old daughter to babysit when pandemic a lot sounds shut down day care facilities. now she's facing possible jail time for it. is this a kind of think authority should be worried about? about? that's next. and take out up to $60,000 or more. give them a call

and the hymn was first performed on february 12th from 500 schoolchildren from jacksonville florida. and then booker t. washington recognize the hymn and it became popular throughout the community. in 1990 and it was dubbed the black nationalat anthem. and i have never been comfortable with that designation. additionally be one national anthem. and we believe that is cherished by people of all faith, creed, background that designated as our national him would be better. and it was distributed by 40 religious publishing houses throughout the united states. to the beyoncÉ rendition in 2018. and with every bet act in the background in america. we also recognize the challenges of our future. and then to have a song full of the hope that it has brought us let us march on through victory is one. and then hearing from today's witnesses. i hope that this hearing and legislation and then to fully realize as we continue our pursuit of a more perfect union. and they thank you for having me. >> thank you mr. cliburn is always will delivered. and the chairman of the national board of directors hi

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you look at a place like jacksonville, florida, republican mayor and republican governor. voted for republican in the last several presidential election. that has a higher murder rate than new york city and los angeles and other cities in america. i feel that the crime meme in the stores that we are seeing -- and the stories that we are seeing our focus in particular places and have a political angle to them that is designed to benefit one party, not to enlighten policy makers. host: caller in colorado. republican line. caller: i would like to talk about the assault rifle definition first and i have something to read for you. this is a definition by the u.s. army -- a selective fire chambered first -- an assault rifle -- they are capable of automatic fire. that is november 14, 2018. i am just going to read this thing that i have pasted on the wall because i am a gun on it that reminds me of something. it says it was in a gun or a bomb or a machete. it was a -- in two or three minutes, a mode down people. --mowed down people. do you understand now? it is not the weapon, it

there is crime in jacksonville. that is a false thing.ou look at the states that are republican run, states, not cities -- kansas and mississippi have like the highest crime. massachusetts has one of the lowest crime rates along with connecticut which is democratic. host: in your consideration of where to move, you are considering jacksonville. is the crime rate in that city one of the considerations? caller: it is where you live. it is one of the tickets it is the u.s. land-wise. no, because it is so big you can live in a place where there is not high crime. i really like this one black pastor. i would like to go there. as far as the caller who talked about or relativism, look at the way that evangelicals supported trump. talk about moral relativism. have a good day. host: an opinion piece on cnn, "the question we should be asking about violent crime in american cities. in big cities, fears of crime have citizens up in arms. in new york where eric adams ran on a platform of public safety, the recent subway killing has galvanized the city

your iceorecast we'r f southeast, holding onto that warmth 86 in orlando, 86 in tampa, and 85 in jacksonville all right, guys, we'll continue to watch this winter storm and look ahead towards the weekend it's a little quieter so we'll talk about that coming up. >> a little bit of sunshine and good news. >> yeah, we'll take it all right, michelle, thanks. >>> 'rcoinngwee ntui to follow the dire situation unfolding in ukraine. "early today" is back in one minute stay with us adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®... ask you doctor about tremfya® today. listen, i'm done settling. because this is my secret. i put it on once, no more touch ups! secret had ph balancing minerals; and it helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. so pull it in close. secret works. cranky-pated: a b

what am i, why do i do to assure michaela again, mister president, dear colleagues, jacksonville open 7 years. and for us to vary one sheet, if she or humanity in crisis is taking place here during these 7 years luck. either you will put that and there a, the sort of genocide, blockades, no salaries, no pensions. yeah. i sleep in shelling. last you hold on. yeah. and her, this has just been done a senior in n 3 grands ongoing way, despite all their diplomatic efforts to sort out the problems an older not to her have a civil war. that's all that platforms have worked in this connection. but coming, they gave rushing oz death as gun. yeah. and they pretend that they are implementing the mirrors agreement. so a sessions that are endless. you my, my and the gym. are you thinking meetings that are endless? and we are, we have understood, show that their authority is in cave, don't understand, are not willing to sort out. the problems can not solve the problems. and they are quite the value quick in implementing and seeing if the wishes of the wes, we understand that if they are willing to

little background, putnam county is northeast florida situated approximately 60 miles south of jacksonville and north of the beach. our community and county is approximately 827 square miles with a population near 75000. putnam county is primarily farmland and cash the county is constrained in the county of economic concern by legislature presented significant charges for first responders, not the least of which is communication and refugee systems. emergency services in rural areas look significantly different than urban counterparts, many things we do look the same, we have the same statutes and same standards with similar missions. what is the contrast is how we communicate. local partners in the 258 systems more putnam county is an outlier and that we currently use antiquated radio system based on technology developed during the second world war. current communications platform is an analog radio system primarily from decommissioning systems donated from other areas destined otherwise for a landfill. this is no ability to communicate with counterparts frequently work with or allow. imag

you look at a place like jacksonville, florida, republican mayor and republican governor. voted for republican in the last several presidential election. that has a murder rate higher than new york city, los angeles, san francisco, and most other cities in america. i feel that the crime meme in the press, are focused on particular places and have a political angle to them that is designed to benefit one party, not to enlighten policymakers to get to the right answer. host: to everett and grand junction, colorado, republican line. >> good morning jammin. i would like to talk about the assault rifle or assault weapon definition first and then i would -- i have something to read for and is real short. this is the definition by the u.s. army a selective fire chambered first a cartridge of intermediate power, and basically assault rifles are capable are -- of automatic fire. that is november 14, 2018. definition. also i am going to read this thing i have pasted on the wall because i am a gun owner and it mind it's me of something. it was not a gun, it was not a bomb, it was not

saget was found dead in his orlando hotel room just hours after posting about a show in jacksonville. i think that cause of death came as a surprise. >> todd: if you hit your head and think you have a concussion, don't go to bed immediately. san francisco is one of the most expensive countries. people who pay rent want to open up rooms for people. >> carley: joe rogan is done apologizing and has -- talking about it with jimmy failla coming up. ♪ >> carley: a minneapolis bus drooifr driver is recovering after being shot in the head. the driver's injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. three children, all under the age of 10, were on the bus at the time. they were not hurt. investigators are searching for suspects, no arrests have been made. it is unclear if the shooter was on foot or in a car. >> todd: a woman accused of defacing a -- a photo of french and throwing it in the trash just days after the officer's murder. police arresting that woman using the handcuff of french's partner, who was badly injured. this was a moment of justice for ellark, her family and those who knew a

since in has become an issue, we anticipate they will try again, we have money if they drop in jacksonvilley for buses we'll send to delaware the other places, they will than florida is not a good place, we will impose some i guess rescues on companies bringing restitution with the companies, when bring someone in there are a whole host of costs that go with it we'll be doe nag, in. we're also saying to the companies, you can't do business with the state of florida, or any local community, if you are facilitating a massive human smuggling operation, that is effectively when biden is doing, the people are from all over the world, the signal is out, just get to the southern border and you are home free to get to united states, don't apply normally, go that way, if you captured someone coming illegal leonly without drugs, you turn them over to feds then feds send them across the country, thatd not help the cause, now we're looking into keep biden's policies out of florida. impose some restitution on people who are helping to facilitate the policies. >> i wonder, how your office works, it seems

found dead in his orlando hotel room on january 9 just hours about posting about a show he had in jacksonville. >> todd: super bowl 56 shaping up to the most expensive ever, right now ticket prices are the highest in the history of the the game. the getting price is $4900, average ticket price over $8700. carley, if you like to sit near the sideline, which i know you know, shell out $50,000. >> carley: right in my price range. >> todd: driving majority of ticket sales for sunday's game. >> carley: why is it so expensive? >> todd: in l.a., you have people with silly money. >> carley: no one cares about the rams. >> todd: people care, l.a. like the scene and people are like, i heard about the super bowl, let me drop $400,000 on tickets, that drives the price up. l.a. has silly money. >> carley: another reason to hate hollywood. that was mean of me, i'm sorry. >> todd: if you commit a violent crime prosecutors will let you walk free. a single mother facing prison time for letting her 14-year-old daughter babysit while she went to work. >> carley: there is more to the story and this mom joins us l

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jacksonville. it was about an area that once republicans and city council seat.which lauren just brought up, check this out. we have the numbers. check out the margins that these liberal school board numbers were voted out by. it's huge. take a look at that. 79%. 73%. 72%. these liberal, voted out by other liberals. leave it to cnn to say that this is somehow a victory for liberalism. listen. >> yes, even in famously liberal san francisco, there is such a thing as too extreme. that is good news. because our democratic cities don't actually live up to the caricatures created by conservatives. >> okay. i argue that the characters are created actually by that progressive left, by people like rashida tlaib who don't even live in reality. the st. louis st. louis post-dispatch editorial board clapped back writing this, which i think is common sense. notoriously liberal san francisco voters have discovered that they even have limits when it comes to progressivism gone wild. this is hardly the first time that progressives have failed to keep pace with the national mood.

ron desantis of governor said there were 70 secret flights in to jacksonville alone. not supposed to believe or lying eyes, right? >> yeah, don't believe the facts or what you see with your own eyes. well-put. we've been talking about these flights since the spring. if it is in fact the minors being sent to sponsors, why can't the administration just publish the manifests to the states that they're going to or to those airports? those flights don't take off and land when they want? that is very regimented. the contractors deployed by ice to bring people to those destinations have to file flight plans and get permission to take off and land at airports. why can't they put that out so the governors, the members of the house can see where the flights are going and what the volume is. why are they not doing that? we've all been talking about it since the spring and all they have to do is be more transparent so they can stop having to conversation about what might or might not be secret flights. the reason they don't want to talk about it because it would expose the volume

we're talking strong tornados, possibly from memphis, nashville down to jacksonville, wind gusts of 60 miles per hour, and isolated hail. already we're starting to see very heavy snow starting to fall. thundersnow in kansas city indicates snowfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour. what we're going to be watching is a system moving east. so today rain, ice, and snow causing trouble for the midwest. severe storms down through the south, knoxville into heavy thunderstorms, and then for tomorrow it pushes to the east. the rain will clear new england by 9:00 a.m., but we're talking wind gusts up to 65 miles per hour. heavy rain 1 to 3 inches stretching from southern missouri all the way into upstate new york and parts of new england. icing from tupper lake through cleveland, champagne, illinois, and down through springfield, up to a quarter of an inch of ice, and snowfall amounts, wichita 4 to 8, kansas city, 5 to 9 inches. 1 to 4 in chicago, detroit could be looking at anywhere from 5 to 9 inches of snow. we're going to be watching a very volatile situation over the next 24 hours, guys. >>

even the jacksonville jaguars.omebody repping the jags, the worst team in the league with the number one pick. but they were out here. and if you go enjoy the good times, you really do have to suffer through the bad times. and i think that's what he was doing. >> i like the fact that they're all kind of coming together as can join the super bowl. hey, chris, what been looking at shots inside sofi stadium. what's happening in and around the stadium. plus, i see a lot of cars. so we're behind you. i guess those are workers. >> yeah, they're putting all the pieces in place. obviously a huge media contention starting to make their way to town. but so many things this planning has been, you know, months and months in advance. and now they're executing that plan. we will start having the acts come in for the super bowl halftime show. that's a lot of fun throughout the week. we'll start hearing them rehearse. no spoilers. i won't give away what numbers i hear from them. but they'll start getting all the protocol in place

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all white guys except for the jacksonville coach who's pakistan-american, and you know, it harkens backat back in the early '80s, i used to cover the san francisco giants, the manager back then was frank robinson, the first black manager in the history of baseball. he told me something back then that applied not only to baseball but to society. he said that these guys, these owners like to hire guys they feel comfortable having breakfast with and that's what's going on here. the only solution, obviously, is to change ownership, get more blacks in there and good luck with that, because who votes for the owners for the national football league? the owners. then the other aspect where you say, there's hope because we have black general managers now, six in the national football league out of 32 but that's not any hope. take two of those black general managers, one in chicago, one in minnesota, you hired white head coaches and people blamed that on the black general managers. no, no. that goes back to the owners again. they have final say, so that's what makes all of this very, very difficu

to the jacksonville sheriff's office, dropped 40% on those properties where they ministered. thank you to sam for make -- uncle sam for making this a safe place for our youth. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i seek recognition to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. democrats are fighting for the people. along with president biden, we enacted the american rescue plan and the infrastructure law that has resulted in the fastest g.d.p. growth in nearly four decades, the lowest economic -- the lowest unemployment rate in five decades, and the fastest one-year job creation in u.s. history. mr. lieu: growth is up, wages are up, unemployment is down. and democrats completed over 1200 events to -- 1,200 events to highlight the infrastructure law, a law that will help rebuild roads, bridges, get lead out of our water, get broadband everywhere from rural cities to every in between and

i'm from jacksonville, florida and housing crisis and rents have gone up by over 31%.we need to be addressing in the state legislature and something that is not happening. and so we'll fight this and we are pushing back. we'll continue to galvanize the communities to really push back and let them know about all the bad bills that are coming out of tallahassee right now. >> so what is your message to your colleagues in the republican party who think that maybe grade school kids shouldn't be talking to this kind of thing, that it is too early despite some of the opposition from the other side? >> so it is a huge slap in the face of the lgbtq community all across the state of florida. this bill is an attempt to erase their community. and just a slap in the face. how can we say that we are for the freedom -- we are a free state. florida is not a free state for black people, it is not a free state for women and definitely not a free state for members of the lgbtq community. what this bill does is it forces kids to stay in the closet. kids who are our most vulnerable who are

we have money that if they drop in jacksonville it say i will pay for buses and we will send it to delawarewill know florida is not a good place to do it. we are also going to impose i guess restitution on the companies that are bringing them in with the federal government these are contractors, bus companies whatever. we are going to charge and per head a restitution. because we bring somebody in there's a whole host of costs that go along with it education, healthcare, social service imports and sometimes criminal justice. we are going to be doing that in enacting that in the legislature were also going to say these companies you can't do businesses with the state of florida or any local community if you are facilitating which is effectively a massive human smuggling operation that is when biden is doing. the people coming across, most of them are not mexican they are from all over the world the signal has gone out and just get to that southern border and you are home free to get into the united states. do not apply normally, go through that way. that is what you are seeing. we had people

just hours after posting about a show he performed in jacksonville.here, guys. those are your headlines. >> brian: still doesn't make sense how do you hit your own head that hard? >> ainsley: i have banged it on when i'm watching my hands bang it on the cabinet above when the cabinet is open. he could have slipped in the shower and hit his head. >> brian: and told someone about it. >> ainsley: did he tell someone. >> will: he had to for them to know this. >> brian: they found a bruise on the autopsy. >> ainsley: autopsy. >> will: thought nothing of it. >> ainsley: thought nothing of it and went to bed. gosh, that's tragic. if that ever happens to you. don't go to sleep if you are still in pain, i guess, call the doctor, i'm sure he had a throbbing headache. poor guy. sorry for his family. all right. america's crime crisis. leading to unimaginable terrifying moment for three small children riding on a school bus in minneapolis. >> will: children were on their way home from school when their bus driver was shot in the head. >> brian: todd piro is here w

anthony in jacksonville, florida. you're next up, republican line.ler: i don't have much to say about putin but i do want to tell you guys i love donald trump, the best president ever. host: ok. we'll hear one more call. this will be mary, las vegas, nevada democrat's line. caller: good morning. the guy from virginia brought up afghanistan. might i remind people that the fix was already in. trump negotiated a one-sided surrender to the taliban. now, as far as trump goes, like putin he is a serial liar, a practiced criminal, and the big lie was manufactured out of whole cloth by the big g. now, in virginia your governor just put in wheeler from trump's administration, the guy's a coal industry lobbyist who disbanded nuclear scientific communications and restrictions, gut it had clean air and water act, suppressed form elledhide. he ignored the asbestos, weakened the rule, resinneded the clean air plan. he had -- putin had no reason to do anything under trump because trump was doing everything putin wanted. host: mary there in las vegas nevada finishin

anthony in jacksonville, florida. you're next up, republican line.ler: i don't have much to say about putin but i do want to tell you guys i love donald trump, the best president ever. host: ok. we'll hear one more call. this will be mary, las vegas, nevada democrat's line. caller: good morning. the guy from virginia brought up afghanistan. might i remind people that the fix was already in. trump negotiated a one-sided surrender to the taliban. now, as far as trump goes, like putin he is a serial liar, a practiced criminal, and the big lie was manufactured out of whole cloth by the big g. now, in virginia your governor just put in wheeler from trump's administration, the guy's a coal industry lobbyist who disbanded nuclear scientific communications and restrictions, gut it had clean air and water act, suppressed form elledhide. he ignored the asbestos, weakened the rule, resinneded the clean air plan. he had -- putin had no reason to do anything under trump because trump was doing everything putin wanted. host: mary there in las vegas nevada finishin

in the hours before he had performed a stand-up act at a venue in jacksonville. bob saget was 65 years old, joe. >> it is just such terrible, sad news, of course. willie, it reminds me always bit of -- remember natasha richardson was standing up on a ski slope, she just fell backwards, hit her head, got up, didn't think anything of it and then tragically died later on. this is just so frightening and, again, everything about it -- you know, no drugs or alcohol involved. the room was orderly. he was packed, ready to go the next morning and just hit his head. maybe he -- you know, who knows. maybe he hit his head underneath a cabinet or something, but it is just shocking, shocking. sad news. >> you know, i had the same thought as mika was reading that story. i just had liam neeson on my sunday show four days ago and we had a conversation about his late wife, natasha richardson who, yeah, she was skiing had green run, an easy run, and hit her head and thought nothing of it. even if you think it is nothing, if you hit your head pretty significantly it is worth gettin

going to jacksonville, florida, that's a warmer spot.bit farther drew: widespread 70's away from the coast. overnight tonight, in the 40's. the next seven days, all about mild weather. the next school days, we will cool off. thursday morning we are tracking rain. light showers. >>> and now to our huge school surprise in philadelphia. we teamed up with the star of the new hit comedy "abbott elentary horn incredible and deserving teacher. robin is there with quinta brunson. >> she's in character. she turned to the students like shush and they were silent. she grew up here in the philadelphia public schools. you need to work again. >> guys, guys, we're in the middle of filming right now, so we're going to be quiet for a little bit and then we'll come back to the noise. >> i'm telling you, she was inspired to create "abbott elementary." so many people are loving this show, its authenticity is resonating with teachers across the country. >> mondays are my absolute favorite day. that's when i come back here and see all you guys again. >> repor

in jacksonville, he fills up at the pump at least once a week. >> 70 bucks to fill it up.i was in a pickup truck it would be 115 dollars, 120. >> and that's what a 40% increase in gas prices looks like. inflation also taking a toll on small businesses. in virginia, she says her pub is comped between rising prices and staff shortages. >> i still have electric to pay for. i still have vendors having to be paid and employees. is youed to have savings. i don't have it anymore. >> for now experts say consumer demand is strong, and people are still willing to pay more. even if not everyone is happy about it. and financial planners say there are some ways you can save in the meantime. that starts with creating a budget. may not be the most fun thing to do. and also make a list before you head to the store to try to cut down on all those impulse buys. >> morgan thank you. >>> also this morning, that massive trucker protest against covid vaccine mandates in canada is escalating and spilling over into the u.s. now. the auto industry now facing a parts shortage. it's hit home. nbc na

hotel bed hours after what would be his final show performing on his stand-up comedy tour outside jacksonvilled again to this. >> he just wanted to spread love and laughter, and he did it so amazingly. >> reporter: the "full house" star's wife kelly rizzo talked to me days after her husband's passing. what was the last text? >> just, i love you so much and i can't wait to see you tomorrow and i love you so much and can't wait to see you tomorrow. >> what was the last conversation, phone call? >> he was just on his way home or back to his hotel and just was telling me what a wonderful show he had and how it was so amazing and he was happy and just loving what he did. it made him so happy. to just bring laughter to people. >> reporter: wearing multiple hats over his four decade long career. >> i never got to sleep over my friend's house. does anybody get to do that? you slept over my friends' houses? >> reporter: saget was the beloved television host of "america's funniest home videos." >> hi, everybody, i'm bob saget and this is a new suit. you like it? >> reporter: and became a star as america

you look at a place like jacksonville florida . republican mayor, republican governor . voted for republican in the last elections. that has a murder rate higher than new york city and los angeles and sanfrancisco . and most other cities in america. so i feel that the crime mean that we're seeing, the stories we're seeing in the press are focused on particular places and i have a political angle to them that is designed to benefit one party, not to enlighten policymakers to get to the right answer . >> your call to everett and grand junction colorado, republican line . >> good morning gentlemen and i like to talk about the assault rifle or assault weapon definition first. and then i got another something to read for you and it's short. this is the definition by the us army and selective fire rifle chamber first, cartridge of intermediate power and basically an assault rifle are capable of automatic fire. that's a november 14, 2018 definition. also, i'm just going to read this thing that i have pasted onthe wall because i am a gun owner but it reminds me of something . it

you are looking at jacksonville, florida. it is 54 degrees. let's look at the markets.the 10 year treasury yield 206. now come back down a bit to 2.03%. and there are new reports the investigation is accelerating. more people are cooperating. doug collins is the house judiciary committee ranking member and he joined me now. this spying of trump. could it have happened without mccabe and others knowing about it? >> it is the biggest question out of the revelation about spying not only at trump tower but the white house as well. i don't see how the intelligence community or the doj who were colluding against trump to start with didn't know about it. in the oval office president biden and president obama, the plan by clinton to tie to russia collusion. my question is will he question president obama? will he question president biden? know. stuart: it is possible president obama and then vice president biden knew that there was an operation that was going to look at trump's computer in his campaign headquarters. they were briefed on that. >> the clinton campaign was trying

.™ ♪♪ don't you love jacksonville florida? 60 degrees but it is sunny.we're going to open in about 14 minutes time, but i sector whopping 412, the center of attention today big tech and the nasdaq. meta- platforms pulling the floor out from under big tech, look at it now. all majors are sharply lower again. let's get to the crime story in new york, the president coming to new york city, coming about crime and funds but businesses the real causes soft on crime policies, that's why we have a crime wave. madison has been talking to small business owners in the city, what they say? they are saying about so much more than gun violence, crime across the board is up they say something needs to be done, the president is prison with mayor adams, one paws up is afternoon and reportedly mayor adams is going to ask for a 9/11 level response to what he's calling it pandemic up gun violence but businesses, they say the real problem is people committing crimes are being held accountable and right now businesses have to adjust the way they operate in customers are wary

dead in his orlando hotel room on january 9th hours after posting about a show he performed in jacksonvilleers from russia's gold winning team failed a drug test. they originally said it was pulled over, quote, legal issues. meanwhile, american chloe kim making history as the first woman to win two olympic gold he medals in the half pike. she is not alone. figure skater nathan chen also winning gold in men's free skate. and super bowl fans bring your fans. this year's big game between the rams and the bengals shaping up to be the hottest on record with temperatures in los angeles supposed to be in the high 80s on sunday. as if that wasn't hot enough, ticket prices also scorching, stub hub reporting the resell average is at nearly 8900 bucks a ticket which would be the highest average price in history. all right, well, blue states are quickly dropping mask mandates, illinois one of the latest. governor jb pritzker unveiling plans to end mask mandates indoors by the end of february but the rules aren't lifting for everyone. kids in schools will still be required to keep their masks on. joinin

this is diane in jacksonville, florida. you are next. caller: good morning, yes.his is diane and thank you so much for taking my call. i am proud of mike pence. i'm just a little angry that he waited so long to stand up to trump. i've been a republican for the past 20 years and i am an african-american. i am appalled at some of the things that trump did and i thank god we had someone in the republican party to stand up and say no one man has the power to overturn -- overthrow the government. so, yes, i am proud of mike pence and i am glad he did what he did. if he runs for president, i would vote for him. if donald trump runs for president, no. i will not vote for him. now, nor did i vote for him in 2016. i didn't like some of the things he said out of his mouth. he does not represent me. he does not represent what a true conservative, republican, christian is. host: what is a true, republican, conservative christian and what do they believe right now? caller: that is someone who believes in principles, morals, who does not going around -- who does not go around g

. ♪ ♪ >> together singing, that is jacksonville, florida, places where bridges connect islands and i hired and the magic he has brought to philadelphia with the super bowl title to the jaguars. we will see how that goes. >> with the magic of florida, it is not 10 degrees outside like it is here appeared the world headquarters and that is why we are inside. and just like the fancy cars, this couch has got a heating element. >> i wish it did. >> wouldn't that be good? >> it is cold outside. it trickles into the studio. >> or we can get it on our shoulders. >> not allowed. >> thank you. fox news, an investigation moving faster than reporting. >> ainsley: this come as michael sussman to paint the jury pool. >> brian: peter doocy is live at the white house with the details on this tuesday morning, peter, good morning. >> good morning there hasn't been a time of attention yet but it is something that clinton associates do not want to be caught up in. we know that based on the latest statement from a lawyer for a former campaign lawyer michael sussman. that attorney's at the to special coun

temperatures in the 60s today for south florida. 89 in jacksonville, 30 in tallahassee.alaska. they set a record, minus 53. that was the air temperature. right now with the windshield, it feels like minus 77. crazy temperatures. very cold in alaska. the rest of the country lower 48 very warm. going to warm things up across the central u.s., the southern plains on the west coast. temperature in the upper 80s. it will set some high record temperatures for the big game on sunday. 81. it's going to be spectacular. people in shorts they get to go see the big game. all right, brian back to you. >> brian: are they going to be wearing masks? roses are red, violets are blue. could the supply chain prices around valentine's day for you? one florist shares her dire warning. let's check in with dana perino who is coming up on a show. >> i thought you were going to recite a poem for me. >> brian: that was as close as i get. >> may be monday. ben shapiro coming from the daily wire. democrats getting at president biden on loosening restrictions. the freedom convoy has paralyzed auto ab

let's go to fran in jacksonville, florida, cancer survivor. good morning. caller: yes, i am.'m a breast cancer survivor and was diagnosed in 2014 and i want to put a plug in for obamacare. i didn't have insurance for five years and without insurance, it was in 2014 that i was allowed to get obamacare. signed up for that and i went on to have a regular mammogram and that's when the cancer was found and obamacare saved my life. so, i wanted to put the plug in there. one other thing, my best friend is going through cancer right now. she was diagnosed in november and she just started her treatments and it's going to be a long road. she has a very rare form of cancer that is a mass that's pressing on mostly all of her internal organs and she has a real fight to go ahead and i just wanted to say that i am all in for this moonshot thing. what my friend is going through is going to be something new and innovative and hopefully it can save her life. host: you said you had signed up for the affordable care act. before that you had no access to screenings as far as cancer was concerned?

. >> the owners, one nonwhite owner which is shahid kahn of the jacksonville jaguars.gotten worse. it is an ongoing embarrassment. this is a scary lawsuit for them because there will be all kinds of exposure whether it is legal exposure or information that comes out that could be embarrassing to the owners. the other part from a competitive standpoint, to have allegations of two owners paying two coaches to lose games is -- you know, when you are marketing multi-billion dollar tv deals, season tickets in these cities and your fans are hearing, oh, by the way, the owner is paying the coach for your team to lose is devastating for the league. the league, if there's one thing that they're paranoid about, it is competitive integrity issues like that, when there's a sense that the competition they're selling to their fans is not on the up and up. >> can i ask a question? >> sure. >> how do you willfully lose a game? aren't your players in on this? >> there are ways to do it without going into the locker room and saying, try to lose this thing. >> how do you do? >> you don't