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News4JAX remembers the life of 'behind-the-scenes hero' Jason Mealey - Vimarsana News

News4JAX remembers the life of 'behind-the-scenes hero' Jason Mealey

The News4JAX family remembers the life and impact of Jason Mealey, known as a “behind-the-scenes hero” in the newsroom.

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CBS News wanted to find out what makes 'Battle of the Brains' so successful

Since 1978, the show, now hosted by CBS 6's Cheryl Miller, has challenged students and local viewers about their knowledge. And it's such an iconic show, that CBS News decided to profile the program.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170902:22:16:00

With us. and let me start with you on this, scott, you know, the president today, we saw the pictures. you saw ted cruz, somebody who was critical of sandy funding before. you also saw in other pictures the president standing next to democrats, such as al green, sheila jackson lee. but the response has been widely, so far today, been that the mood was good. >> right. >> they were getting along. hard to tell, we have not spoken with senator cruz, but we have spoken with others who have been talking with the president who have been very critical, al green at one point asking for impeachment of t...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170902:22:15:00

I'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. and we're signing a lot of documents now to get money. 7.9 billion. we signed it and now it's going through very quick, hopefully quick process. >> president trump today saying he's confident congress will approve nearly $8 billion to help the victims of harvey. that's only a small amount of what's needed and less than a tenth of what the nation spent after hurricane katrina. i want to bring in now npr reporter scott, a former staff for republican senator rand paul. thank you both for being ...