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On tonight’s program: Outnumbered and outgunned in the Florida Legislature, Democratic members are determined to keep fighting against the inevitable; A state Senate measure to expand access to broadband is moving forward, but the bill is now without funding until federal dollars make their way to the state....; And a decade after Trayvon Martin’s death, optimism about racial justice progress remains difficult to find.

Authors, William Stixrud, Ph.D. and Ned Johnson, discuss their new book : WHAT DO YOU SAY? How to Talk With Kids to Build Motivation, Stress, Tolerance and Happy Home. A must read for parents who want to improve their communication with their children.

Author Erwin Chemerinsky is the dean of the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law. He explores how the Supreme Court empowered the police and subverted civil rights.

On tonight’s program: The bill prohibiting abortions in Florida after fifteen weeks advances on a midnight vote in the Florida House; Voting rights supporters rally at the Florida Capitol; A controversial water plan impacting the Everglades undergoes big changes to the delight of the original plan’s opponents; And Florida students may soon be required to learn about personal finance.

Community Service Is The Best Way To Calm Your Mind And Give Your Heart Joy

I Use Art To Breathe Life Into People

If You’re Going To Be In A Community, Be A Part Of That Community

My Struggle Has Made Me Strong

On tonight’s program: After a passionate discussion about race, the Florida Legislature passes a sweeping bill about how issues about race can be addressed in schools; While some say immigrants should work through the system if they want to live in the United States, other point out that system doesn’t work the same for everyone; And State wildfire officials caution that the threat of wildfires won't die after they contain a massive blaze burning in three northwest Florida counties...

On tonight’s program: The majority of Florida lawmakers seem convinced by some parents’ arguments that school is not the appropriate discussion forum about sexual preference or gender identity; The bill limiting public classroom discussion about those topics, already passed in the House, heads for a full senate vote; A bill to address the effects of sea level rise in Florida is scheduled for a floor vote in the House tomorrow [Wednesday], but the measure wouldn't take steps toward curbing greenhouse gas emissions...And with less than two weeks on the legislative calendar, time is running our for many bills at the Capitol.