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YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as President Biden and Vice President Harris campaigned in Philadelphia yesterday, reaching out to black voters. Meanwhile, the Trump hush money trial has been turned over to the jury, as deliberation continues this morning. A verdict could happen this week, after deliberation and review of testimony.

YOU DECIDE 2024 coverage continues, as Jared reports on a Biden campaign outreach in Philadelphia trying to shore up support among black voters, while Trump's hush-money trial has been given to the jury. Meanwhile, polls speculate on the "Kennedy Effect," as RFK Jr.'s campaign struggles but offers an outlet for the not-Biden-or-Trump voters.

Clark warns about TOLL SCAMS, and how you can protect yourself from bad actors and their bogus links...and JMN producer Scott recounts his own recent experience with exactly this scam attempt!

Summertime is here (okay, Summer doesn't officially start until June 20, but it's already hot!) and there's a lot of fun stuff happening in Jacksonville this weekend. Check out the Oral Story Tellers event at the Florida Theatre, the topic is "Spring!" And have you visited MOCA downtown? Always a cool exhibition going on there! For you outdoorsy types, you can take in the Illumi-Nights event at the Jacksonville Zoo, with special lighting sculptures in the gardens, music, shows, and all the animals; this event happens every weekend through June. For all you mudbug lovers, check out the Crawfish Festival! Sports fans, the Jumbo Shrimp are hosting a weekend series against the Durham Bulls, does it get better than early season baseball? And the inaugural Jax Beach Country Fest kicks off this weekend. Get out and have a blast!

Logan reports on tonight's "Community Huddle" 6pm at Westside High School. This will be the final chance (for now) for Jax residents to raise questions or share thoughts about the "Stadium of the Future" project, and what taxpayer and city investments will yield to the Jacksonville community.

PARENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT - A new report from Bankrate shows that 61% of parents have made financial sacrifices to help support their adult children. According to the report released today, GenX parents are more likely than baby boomers to dip into emergency savings or sacrifice paying off debt to help their grown kids make ends meet. The report, however, found that parents were least likely to touch their retirement savings to help out. Candice Cole joins us live in Washington with more on what's driving the need for millennials and GenZers to seek out financial assistance from their parents.