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YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as President Biden courted black voters with speaking engagements in Atlanta and Detroit over the weekend. Meanwhile, Trump campaigned in Dallas, appearing at the NRA convention.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, with breaking news of multiple Iranian officials, including their President, perishing in a helicopter crash. What impact (if any) this will have on Middle East tensions remains to be seen. Meanwhile, President Biden delivered a commencement address last weekend at Morehouse College, hoping to shore up voter support.

VAPING CRACKDOWN - The FDA commissioner warns hundreds of thousands of Americans will die from tobacco-related illnesses this year. It’s a big reason the FDA is now working with Congress and the Justice Department to take action, including preventing vaping products from coming into the US. The FDA commissioner says there’s been a spike in vaping products being made in China and imported into the U.S. in large numbers. This is also a growing issue among teens as FDA data shows almost 3 million children and teens currently use e-cigarettes. Nicole D'Antonio joins us live in Washington with the ongoing push to reduce this number.

After nearly 50 years anchoring news for Jacksonville's WJXT Channel 4, Tom Wills announced his retirement and he'll call it a career on May 31st (with an election coverage cameo in November). Tom joins JMN to reflect on his career, and we reflect on his influence and impact as a newscaster in the Jacksonville community.

Meteorologist Corey Simma joins JMN with an in-depth look at this weekend's forecast, when it might affect your outdoor plans, and a reminder that Hurricane Season is just around the corner!

Action News Jax's Ben Becker is back with this weeks edition of "The Original Restaurant Report."