. >> reporter: kelly flynn runs a clinic in jacksonville.t moment when you to tell patients you can't treat them? >> no. you can't prepare for that. >> reporter: she says a third of their patients come from outside florida. that's because the surrounding states have some of the strictest abortion laws in the country. come tomorrow, the closest drivable options for care after six weeks will be north carolina and virginia. >> we're looking at the southeast completely like it's an abortion desert now. >> reporter: state represent mike beltran was one of the ban's sponsors. >> we're a conservative state. we should not be allowing abortions, and we shouldn't be providing abortion tourism for other states in the south. >> reporter: he points out the law has exceptions for rape, incest and human trafficking up to 15 weeks and for the life of the mother and fatal fetal abnormalities. >> when they are born, how are they going to be taken care of. >> reporter: cassie is four weeks' pregnant. she can't afford another baby so she started the process of

it's at that time that i was sheriff in jacksonville, florida, and got to know their program well. their current organization, metro city kids, is a faith-based, mission-serving jacksonville's inner city children. their efforts have had notable and tangible importance in our northeast florida community. metro city kids works to connect children living in public housing to christ and encourages them through weekly mentoring, bible study and prayer to live a christian lifestyle. the duval county sheriff's office, which i was sheriff, reported that juvenile crime and public housing -- in public housing areas where metro city kids operated saw a 40% reduction in their first five years of service. that was an amazing, amazing accomplishment. metro city kids' impact on jacksonville is far-reaching and hundreds of children and families have been blessed by their dedication to our community. i want to thank pastor terry horn, uncle sam, and his wife, reverend cynthia horn, for their ministry in the parts of our community that were most in need. their investment in our next generation has m

so a cell reach that much more efficiency than single jacksonville. so sometimes a lot samples may much more use of the incoming lights, so we have a long so long spectrum, this all sounds they channel the spectrum, the parent sky. so also in this case makes use of the visible wavelength. so everything which we can see by i, it's been converted into pay arrows got installed on sale into electrical energy. whereas the infrared light passes through the peril sikesdale and he's been converted into silicon salsa which is quite deficient in converting infrared light . so the share of the spectrum in each cell is very efficient. and the reason it doesn't sound like that much, but i just tells me this way, roughly 50 percent more. some lights can be converted into electrical energy. so more overall sunlight can be a saw con by any of these tendons. so yeah, because before they go into serious reduction, normal stuff that needs to be a major issue is the stability of peril. scott structures using 10 themselves. they're also got structures easily put together

and with us today is pastor pasr eddie miller from jacksonville. i met pastor miller the day after his church was destroyed in the storm. i've visited most of his entire structure and church was completely gone. but his faith stood strong. pastor miller and his deep into the sanctuary where the roof had completely caved in. there was one wall still standing. not one, not two, but three wooden crosses. pastor miller, my husband bryant if you legislated. and we pray. we. for strength we. for resilience in. we pray this community though bent but not break. a year later, by the grace of god and with the sweat of his congregation pastor miller's church walls are backup. pastor miller, you can be recognized. [applause] [applause] the rebuilding is not done yet. but when it is finished, it will be better than what stood there before. a testament to our grit into god's eternal love. the greatest privilege of this job is being with the people of arkansas who, no matter what, will never be broken. we are humble. we are gracious. we work hard. and we take car

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jacksonville and he was able to get there after attending a hockey game.that was just 5 minutes away and headed there to the scene. well, with no equipment and no shoes on, he chased that gator. nab's it. people are in disbelief. this video went viral and so did one from last year when he captured an alligator in a parking lot near an elementary school. no shoes what least pay up i don't know what to say here. i don't know. except it's cloudy out. we're going to be a little cool. everybody. >> and i'm just going to jump right to the 7 day forecast just to kind of show you really quickly that while we stay cool over the next couple of days, have a chance of showers thursday and friday. nice weather for your weekend. so have no fear. just a few days of cool, cloudy weather. >> thank you. thank you so much for joining us here on kron for news this afternoon. i'm just evolved so your time. have a great rest of your day and to you right back here and to you right back here tomorrow. as soon as he started to turn, i said, oh, my god, no. yodit tewolde: this was

so i want to ask you this as a current first lady of a church in jacksonville who also used to work inald trump is not a man who usually seeks redemption because he doesn't think he's wrong. but in a case like this, it's important to be able to present yourself, even just as a jury is watching you, as somebody who is penitent. do you see that in him? i mean, as somebody who worked for him, as somebody in the church today, do you they think that's something he can pull off? >> thank you for mentioning the church today, it's my husband's birthday, pastor newman, so happy birthday. yes, i have sat thrown church services with donald trump. i have talked about religion with donald trump.corinthians, doesn't know about the bible, and he doesn't know about contrition. he's convinced himself by saying it over and over again that he's done nothing wrong in this particular case, and the evidence will speak to whether or not that's true. >> so the other part about this is these trials aren't just what's going to happen to donald trump but politically, as a political scientist, those who are watch

meanwhile, temperatures in the 70s an upper 80s for jacksonville. a little sunshine expected for new orleans with a high of 85. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> we'll chat in a bit. thank you, angie. >>> coming up, a first look at the new lion king prequel. >>> and trouble in paradise. why americans are facing charges in the caribbean for what they say was an innocent mistake. ey say was an innocent mistake. but... green... means... go! ♪♪ cool the pain with biofreeze. and keep on going. biofreeze. green means go. did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, with first-of-its-kind melting pro-v pearls... locks in moisture to repair 6 months of damage in one wash, without weigh down. guaranteed or your money back! for resilient, healthy-looking hair... if you know, you know it's pantene. i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbi

just a couple of years ago in my hometown in jacksonville we had a 28-year-old illegal immigrant, i'm sorry, 23, murdered one of my constituents. a cdp encountered and couldn't confirm who he was or how old he was because he had no identification, but he said he was a juvenile, used a fake name so under a catch and release policy that you reinstituted after president trump had ended that. you tell him in jacksonville that we find out who he is and he's now serving 60 years in the florida state prison. just last month we saw another one. horrible murder because we failed to properly vent an individual and lincoln riley was murdered by him. look, i want to states and local law enforcement to work with ice. we did in my jurisdiction when i was sure of in jacksonville we had a great program and it's a fantastic program and in fact i'm not the only one that thinks that. thewe acting director in the program and i quote is the best thing since sliced bread because it acts as a force multiplier so my question for you very quickly is do you agree with of the directors assessment of the program

we did in my jurisdiction what we did in jacksonville. that's a fantastic program, and in fact, i'm not the only one that is that. last year, acting director of ice told this committee that the 280 7g program, and i quote, is the best thing since sliced bread, because it acts as a force multiplier. my question for you very quickly is, do you agree with the directors assessment of the program? and if so, what are you doing to expand it? >> congressman, the public safety and sick surety of this country is our highest priority. >> it doesn't appear so. >> congressman, if you'll allow me, i believe when an individual poses a threat to public safety or national sick surety, and local or state jurisdiction should cooperate with customs enforcement for the swift detention and removal of that individual. >> you didn't answer my question. do you think the program was a good program? should you work with us to expand it? >> congressman, i continue to believe that 280 7g when executed property is a force multiplier for our enforcement efforts. >> is

areas from tampa i-4 into orlando, jacksonville to savannah, all areas where severe storms could hit.tornadoes as well there will be a second area across the ohio valley that could be a target, cincinnati, columbia, cincinnati, pittsburgh cleveland and charleston. watch for high winds and hail to hit. >> we're watching, mike bettes. thank you. >>> tonight some republicans across the country are rhetorically trying to distance themselves from arizona's supreme court ruling that upholds a near total abortion ban. but late today republican state lawmakers in arizona blocked efforts by democrats to overturn that civil war era law. cbs' nancy cordes has more on the political uproar. >> angry, let down, frustrated. >> reporter: anxiety in arizona tonight after the state supreme court upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions and criminalizes those who perform the procedure. >> it's really upsetting that our politicians who are supposed to represent us are doing this. >> reporter: democrats protested on the floor of the state legislature today. and with swing state arizona up for gra

. >> yes, an eight-foot long gator was loose in the streets of jacksonville. then a barefoot man showed up, took matters into his own hands to wrangle the thing. >> is that why matt's not at work today? >> yes, confirmed not to be matt lively. this man is actually a licensed alligator trapper known as the blue collar brawler. yeah. >> they have nicknames? >>, no it's a thing. he didn't have his equipment on him because he was at a hockey game, so he used his bare hands. >> and just pounced on it. >> yep. >> okay. >> feel like this is something they teach you in school over there. >> good for you, sir. >> put it on his business card. no thank you. >> nope, nope, nope. >> they also say never approach a baby bear, because mama could be close behind. these people, they didn't get the memo somehow. >>> okay, even if you are not someone who finds themselves very often out in the elements, you're not a camper, you're more of a city dweller, this should be common knowledge. >> yes. >> never get in between a mama bear and her cubs. >> there's a reason that's a well kno

temperatures into the 70s, 75 in jacksonville. that's your tuesday forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you. >> mm-hm. >>> turning now to the nba where playoff basketball at the garden never disappoints. >> out top to divincenzo, his shot won't go, hartenstein, the rebound, hartenstein gets it out to anunoby. divincenzo, a three, bang, bang! a one-point lead! >> the knicks and sixers battled all night long in game two of their series monday. philly held the lead heading into the final minute before dante divincenzo's epic three-point play capped off a frantic comeback for the kn knickerbockers. it's a best of four series that heads to philly on thursday. >>> coming up, how donald trump could get a billion dollar wind fall today. and why the ftc is weaving a case against a multi-billion dollar fashion merger. ti-billio dollar fashion merger. a large salad bowl and...r, oh, hi! have you tried tide fabric rinse? it works after your detergent to fight deep odors 3 times better than detergent alone. i love that. try tide fabric rinse. [♪

areas from tampa and i-4 into orlando, jacksonville to savannah, all areas where severe storms couldat may include tornadoes, as well. there'll be a second area across the ohio valley could be a target. cincinnati, columbus, cleveland, pittsburgh, and charleston. in these areas, norah, watch for high winds and hail to hit. >> norah: we'll be watching. mike bettes, thank you. tonight, some republicans across the country are rhetorically trying to distance themselves from arizona's supreme court ruling that upholds a near-total abortion ban. but late today, republican state lawmakers in arizona blocked efforts by democrats to overturn that civil war-era law. cbs's nancy cordes has more on the political uproar. >> angry. let down. frustrated. >> reporter: anxiety in arizona tonight after the state supreme court upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions and criminalizes those who perform the procedure. >> it's really upsetting that our politicians, who are supposed to represent us, are doing this. >> shame! shame! shame! >> reporter: democrats protested on the floor of the state

. >> that's jacksonville school bus driver carol houston, who had 30 children on her bus when they gotght in the crossfire of a gunfight. one bullet hit the bus's windshield after the gunfire. houston drove to safety and no one was injured. two suspects have been arrested. >> a hero indeed. well, the coast guard has airlifted a pregnant woman from a disney cruise ship. the disney fantasy ship was about 200 miles from puerto rico when officials say the 35 year old was suffering complications that needed to be treated on land. she was later rushed to a hospital in san juan, now to montana, and something you don't see every day or ever at all in butte montana. >> an elephant on the lam, elephant walking down the road, parading through traffic. oh my god. officials say the 58 year old asian elephant named viola escaped from her pen at the jordan world circus after a passing car backfired and spooked her, her handlers in pursuit. >> i looked outside and i got all excited because i seen an elephant walking down harrison and butte, montana, so i acted like a little kid. >> just last year, a s

we have on the east coast, jacksonville, to minimize the delay to the customer.he current outlook and we look forward to coming back to port of baltimore when the operation is back on track. rishaad: as far as making cars, are you dealing with supply chain constraints? >> we have a supply chain issue globally and that is a few reasons behind it. one is the investor shortages. during pandemic, companies scrapped old investors and moved to lng based low co2. the second reason, suez and panama canal is be able to pass through. significant increase from china mainland. those contributing to major challenge for logistics. romain: i'm glad you brought up china. most of what they are exporting is ev's or competitors to mazda? >> combination between battery and internal combustion. depends on the bland. >> what car will sell the most in the next say five years? >> internal combustion engine has support from consumers. and secondly i see great potential in the hybrid. that is a product solution for customers. there is no anxiety for range. that is an attraction. lizzy: ex

damaging homes south of jacksonville. >> initial units arrived on scene, started triaging structuresediately, assessing any injuries. >> reporter: home security camera video showing the moment the twister tore through this backyard. sending debris flying into that pool. martin newman's patio furniture wrapped around a tree. >> just checking and making sure everybody's okay. >> reporter: millions on alert tonight for more tornadoes, damaging winds and torrential rain. a flash flood emergency in tallahassee overnight, leading to high-water rescues. watch as officers use a rope to guide this family to safety in rushing waist-deep water. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the same deadly storm system that triggered 11 confirmed twisters from texas to florida over the past 48 hours, now barreling into the northeast. >> whit: so, let's get right to rob marciano, just back from the tornado zone in louisiana. rob, time out this storm threat right now. >> well, whit, the main severe threats have moved from florida up to the north and we've got flash flooding and tornado watches posted for ohio, east

in the south are going to sizzle with potentially record high temperatures in tallahassee and jacksonville, with temps over 90 degrees. here in the northeast, another cold rain coming tomorrow night. david? >> david: rob marciano. rob, thanks. >>> we turn now to the case that has horrified this nation, we're learning more tonight after those awful images of a homeowner with a gun, who then shot and killed a 61-year-old uber driver. police say the homeowner had been called by scammers. they say the uber driver was unknowingly sent by scammers, too. tonight, you will hear what happens when the alleged scammer then calls the house while authorities are there. here's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, they are the deeply unsettling images that have horrified the country, the ohio homeowner pointing his gun at a 61-year-old uber driver who was simply there, authorities say, to pick up a package. investigators say the homeowner had been duped by scammers who called him, and he thought the driver was in on it. but she had no idea what she was walking into. tonight, the new and difficult images of

tomorrow, we're looking at the potential for seeing severe weather across the southeast including jacksonville, florida, up through the carolinas. and severe weather threat including a potential for tornadoes across eastern ohio and western pennsylvania. then tomorrow night, it goes into new york city with heavy labor, rain, into boston come friday morning. and some of that rain could be heavy enough, especially from west of new york city down across d.c. to cause some flooding. this is a high-impact storm for a lot of people, whit. >> whit: we'll be watching the alerts tonight. rob, thank you. >>> now to that celebration in philadelphia that ended in gunfire. at least three people shot, a crowded festival marking the end of the muslim holy month of ramadan interrupted by a shootout between two groups. police rushing in. 1,000 people scattering, left stunned and shaken. here's abc's stephanie ramos in philadelphia. >> reporter: a chaotic scene in downtown philadelphia tonight, after police say at least three people were shot when multiple suspects fired into a large crowd celebrating the end o

speaking of brave, in jacksonville, barefoot mma fighter caught an alligator in the middle of the road with his bare hands. that is called being that that is man. >> brian: you jump on the back from behind? >> carley: then you got to trap the jaw. >> brian: how do you practice? >> ainsley: he's jacked. >> brian: you want to practice? >> will: i trust the experts, an expert would walk you through it. >> ainsley: you want to try this on fox square? >> brian: they have eyes on top of their head. >> will: on fox square? that was a little one. >> carley: eight feet. >> ainsley: gillian michaels will join us, she's jacked. >> brian: plus trump is backing blue and blue backing him. >> will: lawrence jones joined by president of a police union endorsing donald trump. >> brian: those people are jacked. ♪ ♪ dfrm dive deeper into prayer. listen, it doesn't matter if you've never prayed before or if you're praying every day. god wants you to grow a little closer to him. to give you a little more of his peace. he■s here with you now. let him in. join me and millions of others on the number one pray

jacksonville florida residents had the blue collar brawler in the area when there was request to traparge lizard. [bleep] >> laura: okay. joining me now is mike dragich, licensed alligator trapper, mma fighter and military vet. unless i'm missing something in that video, you are missing something on your feet in that video. you have no shoes on, i don't see trapping equipment, you did do a good clothesline on that guy. >> thank you, i'm happy to be here. you're amazing, you are my father-in-law's favorite. i'm a true florida man and doing what florida men do out there. >> laura: wait a second, you could get your hand bit off by this alligator. >> for sure. >> laura: people screaming. how do you do this? >> yeah. >> laura: it is amazing, how do you do it? >> i was at a hockey game with my family, and got an emergency call. i saw the gator signal and knew the city needed me, i left the hockey game, caught the alligator and got back to the hockey game. i did not have my gear with me, i adapted and caught him with my bare hands. >> laura: did you kick you shoulding shoes off? one would th

ever woman is the mayor of jacksonville. 30 years and abortion was a part of that story. democrats in florida have been organizing and because they are organizing, they have seen gains . ruling in favor of the 15 week abortion ban and last year when republican legislators passed that six-week abortion ban and they passed it because people were coming to florida for an abortion because it was only one of the places left in the southeast to get the abortion care you needed. he pressured the legislature to pass a stricter abortion ban and they wrote in if the supreme court ruled in favor of the 15 week that the six-week would automatically go into effect and that's why we have 30 days. i just read that before we came on that the democrats are launching in florida today and their field hearings and their house democrats are down there with a host of democrats. florida democrats and also folks like barbara lee who is been a champion for a long time . as part of a six-month campaign that house democrats are saying to make florida

we have on the east coast jacksonville to minimize the delay to the customer.will come back to the port of baltimore when operation is back on track. >> that is dealing with the finished products. are you dealing with supply chain constraints? adding supplies? >> we have a separate issue globally, a few you reasons behind it. one is the -- during the pandemic companies scrapped old investors and moved to more lng based, low co2 batteries. the other reason is [indiscernible] and the third reason is significant increase in exports from the chinese mainland. those contribute to a significant challenge. >> i'm curious, i'm glad you brought up china. most of what they are exporting our electric vehicles? or are they direct competitors to the models that mazda is making? >> internal combustion engine -- it depends on the plan of the chinese rent. >> what card you think will sell the most, hybrids in the next five years? >> internal combustion engine has support from the consumers. and secondly, i see great potential in the hybrid. that is a perfect solution for custo

watch this florida man capture an 8-foot alligator that was disturbing the peace and downtown jacksonville. the man who caught it is an mma fighter. you can see he didn't have any tools or weapons on him but he was able to wrangle the gator with just his bear hands. he said this is one of his wildest catches yet. >>> taylor swift just released a music video, the lead single of her new album and that video inspired one viral... with another puppy pile. if you have a viral video to share like that can share with us... coming up would you rather take a dip in the pool or a swim in the ocean? was it bill murray who said the pool of the pond? the beach or the pool on your vacation. the nightcap is next and i can't wait to hear what you guys are thinking about. coming right back. of thousands with reliable 5g connectivity. now's the time to accelerate your business. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the br

affordable and plenty of job opportunities particularly in tech, florida also hot job market, jacksonvillepa making the top 10 list right behind salt lake city. >> uconn huskies back to national champions beating perdue 75 to 60 perfect. >> amazing run. it is a uconn, the huskies make history back-and-forth national champions. lauren: what does it feel like second time uconn, securing 6th national championship with win last night, in a tie with north carolina fird most championships in college basketball bin ucla kentucky difference all uconn titles have been won in the past 25 years. huskies guard, named most out standing of the you are tournament more than 7 asists through six games in you march madness helped first back-and-forth title winners since 2007 big congratulations to the huskies. maria: absolutely, from me also, thank you. the department of justice refusing to release the audio recordings of president biden's interview with former special counsel robert hur dodger did hand over the ghost writer transcript to appease house respects as they gait biden mishandling of classified d

temperature departure going through thursday and friday with 90s in jacksonville, florida, 82 in miami can see record high for the southeast in parts of south carolina, georgia and florida. we are into that time of year, we have a see-saw effect, areas getting warm temperature and bringing potential for showers and thunderstorms. we enjoyed close to 80 degrees yesterday in new york. we'll enjoy 71 and go back to the 60s. >> carley: 60s we can accept. >> todd: everybody was happy yesterday. aren't you enjoying the weather? i am. >> carley: i had that conversation 150 times yesterday, it is true, we were enjoying the weather. >> janice: today and tomorrow and then back to spring. >> carley: see you later. >> todd: on capitol hill, house ready to send alejandro mayorkas impeachment articles to the senate after delay last week. house impeachment managers will walk the articles to the senate this afternoon a few hours after mayorkas testifies about his department's 2025 budget request. house judiciary committee pushing mayorkas to hand over d data. jim jordan renewing the request saying dhs

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jacksonville has excess capacity, savannah can handle some of those.ort of new york and new jersey as well. the east coast ports, as we have seen with the panama canal, have lost some of their volume recently that they gained at the end of covid. that volume has gone back to the west coast. in doing so, it has freed up some capacity along the east coast. katie: one thing i've been wondering when it comes to rerouting cargo is how much action there is in doing that? is it apples to apples ship coal or cars or whatever else from norfolk or newark instead of baltimore? what does the process entail? craig: the good news about this happening, if you want to take a silver lining, is in a supply chain disruption you see short-term index where everyone panics. supply chain works on consistency and transparency. when you have a disruption it causes some short-term disruptions. the great thing about supply chains isthat that they are meant to be resilient and the heel really quickly. what we have seen and will continue to see is the diversion of cargo to other p

thankfully the jacksonville florida resident had the blue-collar brawler in the area when the sheriff'sequest to trap the large lizard. joining me now is a licensed alligator trapper, professional mma fighter and military veteran. all right mike, unless i'm missing something in that video, you were missing something on your feet in that video. you have no shoes on. i don't see any traffic equipment -- trapping equipment but you did do a good clothesline on that guy. >> happy to be here, you are amazing. you are my father-in-law's favourite. i'm a true florida men and doing what we do out there. >> you could get your hand bit off by this alligator. people were screaming, how do you do this? it's amazing. >> thank you. i was at a hockey game with my family and i got an emergency alligator call so i knew i had to respond. almost like i saw the gator signal above do involve county. i knew visiting needed me once again. i left a hockey game, call the alligator and made it back to the hockey game. i didn't do it the most professional way possible because i didn't have my gear with me so i ado

eric in jacksonville beach, florida, the line for independents. go ahead, eric.r: a note to everybody that the liberals and progressives of which i count myself as one have not gone away and are not bending over to the foolishness happening in this country. the progressives represents many of us. we are sick of the enemy, the

still a couple areas where sink thunderstorms were looking the jacksonville area stretching back to bigrms and a raw rainy weather across portions of the colitis particularly north carolina still hanging onto the dreary weather. overnight that will continue to march off. there's not a lot of additional rain left account most of the following in florida the whole frontal boundary drugs itself off a little further off the coast future forecast if you're still dealing with that you no space have you to the overnight hours this is a push off you clear out on the backside. once you get there you see a change in the forecast. yes there will be some rain in the work week ahead. what you will really notice his temperature start to shift you go from tomorrow's forecast highlighted atlanta a little bit ago 67 degrees is cool. by tuesday, wednesday, thursday start to see these numbers get a little bit closer to what we typically would see this time of year take you through the week and suddenly more like the mid- 70s. these are temperature departures i am showing you how we are below average for n

brian was selected 23rd, by the jacksonville jaguars. mom ran away with the award for most valuable parent. >> i'm just happy for him because he put in a lot of work, you know what i'm saying. it's awesome. that's all i can tell you, it's awesome. it's awesome feeling. >> sondra, how far has this family come? >> we came from baton rouge, louisiana. >> jimmy: it's more than a thousand miles. another standout from the draft, was buffalo bills' first pick keon coleman. who, clearly, has interests other than just football. >> from here? >> i forgot i went to school in michigan for two years. guess where i got this from, though? i'm going to tell you. guess, you're going to be wrong, though, but guess. >> tom izzo. >> nah! macy's. what you mean? they be on sale on the rack, all the colors. >> right. >> 79, 89, nice little deal. you get the trench coat for like $100. i take you there personally. i might go get some more colors. i need a blue one and another red one. >> jimmy: it's like a text from my mother, you know. and the best part about t

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this was in jacksonville, florida this week.gator holding its mouth shut while the child, as you can see there taped up the alligator's mouth. after they trapped officials and moved it away to a safer place that would get harmed. all right, one final note for you as we head into the weekend. don't forget tomorrow we have that historic powerball jackpot drawing. we have a lot of money up for grabs. 1.3 billion dollars is the latest there's the latest jackpot. that's a 596 million dollars. lump sum. if you take that option for a payout, it's the 8th largest jackpot in u.s. history. so be ready for that. good luck to you. sounds good to me. baby will weigh this j finitely getting pretty luckwi the weather these next at least next week, staying kind of cool this weekend for sure. watch out for an isolated shower today. and that's pretty smooth sailing. >> clear for eclipse viewing on monday can't believe 80's next week. that's >> well, i have a great weekend, guys. today on dr. phil. the doctor guilty of killing his wife. prosecutio

vice president kamala harris is going to be there in jacksonville this week speaking about the issue, and both of them are putting the blame squarely on former president trump for the state abortion bans that we've seen pass across the country. the biden campaign really hoping that this issue is going to drive voters to turn out to the polls in november. >> whit: maryalice, shifting gears here, let's talk about those auto workers in north carolina reaching an 11th hour deal overnight. a strike there could have had big implications for the election. >> reporter: huge. north carolina is a major battleground state, one the democrats are really hoping to pick up this year. you know, interesting to see that union really flex its strength in the south, not traditionally their strong turf. the union workers there, part of the daimler sort of truck manufacturing plant, they want a 25% raise increase, also some health care benefits. so, really a big victory. like you said, it was the 11th hour just minutes before thousands were potentially going to go on strike, and this comes just after last

barefoot man wrangling and 8-foot alligator was also barefoot that was disturbing the peace in jacksonvillew you have had some problems with language -- you could be. they feed from the tail -- he had no problem -- >> dana: i would have no fear. >> tyrus: real quick, harold, you will probably know this, russell the alligator, reptiles, their muscles are not like ours, when they get excited, he waited for that moment, electric tape, basically harmless. >> judge jeanine: how do you know this? have you had an alligator? >> tyrus: legally in the state of louisiana? no. >> judge jeanine: how about illegally in the state of louisiana? >> tyrus: i happened across one that was hatching out of its egg and a little help, that is so christian. >> judge jeanine: i'm so proud of him. god, the guy is incredible. i think of that old lady who was walking along the pod with her dog and the alligator came out. if only she knew how to do that. >> tyrus: or at least not walk next to an alligator in a pond. >> judge jeanine: why? was it not as dangerous in the street? >> tyrus: in the middle of the street terri

journal" ranking finds salt lake city was the hottest job market last year, that was followed by jacksonville for jobs in 2023. joining me now is national best selling author and author of "find the work you're wired to do," ken coleman back with us. ken, thanks so much for being here. what are your thoughts on the hottest job markets of 2023? >> yeah. well, i think it's fun to see salt lake city popping up there. it's not something we normally see. and as a result of tech. and, you know, i think this stands out as, i think, one of the shakeouts of the pandemic, you know? we saw people rethink the way they were going to do work, and that included where. you think about salt lake city, very clean city, pretty safe, low crime rate but surrounded by so much outdoor life. and they've done a good job of bringing in tech sector and bringing in those e jobs. and so that's something to watch. i think you're going to see more of these kind of trends, maria, over the next few years to see cities that you don't normally see popping on this list like your floridas, your texas and even tennessee. we've go

. >> brian: get them out of jacksonville. >> lawrence: they are being totally dishonest.igrants hadn't crossed the border just yet trying to jump the requires. razor wire.where are you headin? some said new york and florida. these migrants know where they want to go before they even get into the country. so to suggest that it's some big scheme from the republicans to just relocate and enforce immigration law is just not true. the migrants know. >> ainsley: governor abbott said we don't put anyone on a bus and ship them out without their permission. they till us where they want to go and they get on that bus. >> steve: by virtue of the fact that lawyers for the civil rights group that filed suit against it, what they are trying to do is they are trying to keep transportation companies, whether it's air or bus from bringing the migrants to different parts of the country. and by virtue of the judge, this federal judge saying that ron desantis didn't have standing in this case, you know, it was not applicable to be suing them. resultimately, apparently they federal level, loo

las vegas, jacksonville, nashville and austin, texas, rounding out the top five moving spots while metronia lost the most millennials. and those are your headlines, bribe, those are 28-year-olds up to 43-year-olds. >> brian: very interesting. tampa bay is getting new buccaneer fans maybe because tom brady did that. we'll reflect on that in the break. can i move on with this, ainsley? >> ainsley: sure. >> brian: new york appeals court rejecting former president trump's motion to delay his hush money trial as jury selection is going to begin on monday. former acting attorney general matt whitaker joins us now. matt, really not a surprise. they asked for a delay to get a new judge. they asked for a delay to get a new location. no and no. >> yeah. it's not surprising that new york doesn't want to give up its grasp, especially manhattan. if you look at the numbers. the president's filing included a poll pool of 2,000 people in new york county which is manhattan. what it found was 61% of those people polled think that donald trump is guilty of these crimes. secondly, in 2020, new york city vot