KSAT 12 News Nightbeat Saturday : Mar 23, 2024

live from Kat 12 the nightbeat starts right now it is a tough thing to admit yet a necessary thing to prioritize a suicide crisis has rocked the San Antonio Police Department within a year and a half the department says eight active and retired San Antonio police officers took their own lives our Danielle Ibara shows us how the department is working with officers who are experiencing trauma on the worst days of someone's life San Antonio police officers are there they've dealt with situations th

at can be tough to process and then there are times where they're going to be like you know what I don't sargentina Baron says when she first joined the Department peer support was unheard of having a discussion to say that we were on the job we had a call it was a critical incident and it's just not really sitting well with me and I need to kind of take a minute to sit back and think about it or process it before I go to the next call and we just didn't do that the department added more resourc

es in 2011 a few years later the department was hit with a suicide crisis it impacted a lot of us in a lot of different ways and we lost some guys in numbers that we just had never seen before in 2021 San Antonio police say two officers took their own lives the next year in 2022 that number jumped up to a total of six officers for active duty two retirees we got to a point where uh we had to do something different it's why sapd created the wellness unit it helps officers connect with Mental Heal

th Resources officers like Gabriel Mendoza check in with those who might need help sometimes you'll get uh individuals that are a little bit more emotional uh than others um some that are a little bit more disengaged to help others open up yeah we don't wear uniforms we we dress down Mendoza says he has to be vulnerable too I've had those bad days I've had those dark times and and I think that a lot of us experience them and a lot of us don't talk about our story Sergeant Baron adds that being t

here for officers helps them better serve the community for us though to give our best when we're out in the community it's important for us within ourselves to give each other our best Danel iara Kat 12 News an important story there if you or someone you know is struggling with mental health or thoughts of suicide help is available you can call or text 988 to find resources new on the Night Beat the medical examiner as identified a man that died earlier this week while trying to help someone ch

ange a flat tire 63-year-old Maro Mendoza Santos stopped on the side of 281 South near hildbrand late Thursday night to help that stranded driver shortly after stopping he was hit and pronounced dead the crash has been ruled accidental a vigil for Santos is scheduled for tomorrow evening a 15-year-old critical in the hospital after being shot in the head late last night and San Antonio police say they already have arrested one of the people they believe was involved police say 20-year-old zakar

PK shot at the car with the teen and the mother inside and the 9900 block of West Military Drive the teen's mother drove away from the scene and called 911 police were able to track down pulk hours later and arrested him they say there's still one more suspect out there if you know anything could help them call sapd immediately that number on our website kat.com now to Russia where at least 133 people have died in that massive terrorist attack on one of moscow's largest concert venues all four g

unmen involved yesterday have been arrested near the Russia Ukraine border seven more suspects have also been detained and are being labeled as accomplice in that attack in the 24 hours since Isis has claimed responsibility for the attack and Vladimir Putin has suggested the attackers were trying to escape to Ukraine something us intelligence officials in keev have denied well San Antonio defense attorney says that the Bear County District Attorney's Office dragged its feet for months in handing

over evidence and was untruthful about its reasons for dismissing a DWI charge against a key witness in her client's prostitution case records show an elevated DWI charge against that woman was dismissed last year despite her having a blood alcohol limit nearly three times the legal limit and at least five pre-trial violations while prosecutors have told attorney Carolyn Wetland into the dism the dismissal had nothing to do with the woman's prior testimony casad investigates obtained records th

at appear to dispute that claim there was a lot of manipulation of the system in this case in about 20 minutes casat takes a closer look at the case and what impact this Revelation could have at trial hundreds of people marched downtown San Antonio this morning to Mark the 28th Annual Caesar Chavez March for justice Chavez inspired generations of Latinos through his life's work as a civil rights leader people marched two miles from the historic Guadalupe theater down to Hemisphere Park to honor

Chavez and the groundwork he laid for Latinos all across America the Chavez Legacy and Educational Foundation organizes the March each year and they wrapped it up a little while ago at Brook city base with a Galla where one of our very own Cas out reporters was the center of [Applause] attention she is a San Antonio staple that we are proud to call a colleague and friend Jessi deato has served her community for decades through journalism and now the shavez Legacy and Educational Foundation is re

cognizing her for her years of hard work and dedication Jesse is the recipient of the foundation's 2023 agula Lifetime Achievement Award her work in the field as a reporter has stood the test of time our Stephanie Cerna looks back on Jesse's Hall of Fame career curiosity and my love for the written word combined to become my desire to be a reporter born and raised in Laredo Jesse deato says being a reporter was a dream she had ever since she was a little girl my mother in fact told me I you're g

oing to starve you're going to starve my little girl you're going to starve well I told her mom I don't think so but you'll see you'll see Jesse is a Pioneer when it comes to Latina's pursuing a career in journalism her journey began in 1977 in the valley and eventually made her way to qua in 1984 and she's been here ever since covering countless stories County in monter from the Davis Mountains in Far West Texas at the presidential residence losos in Mexico City at the pap site near Denver Jess

e has been honored by the Cesar Chavez Legacy and Educational Foundation Catholic Television of San Antonio and the San Antonio Association of Hispanic journalists she has even been inducted into the San Antonio Women's Hall of Fame I was just the girl from Laredo Texas that made it in the valley and was blessed to come to San Antonio and I've been here as long as I have and so for that I am proud Jesse says when she started out in the business the landscape was much different 20 30 years ago wh

en I started it was a very much male-dominated world she says a lot has changed including the role of Latinas and women in general now we have women who are in charge making decisions and helping running the show when it comes to young women wanting to pursue a career in journalism Jesse has a few words of advice first ask yourself why do I want to do this how how much do I want to do this is it something that I'm willing to commit to she says those are the most important questions you need to a

sk yourself because this business can be very demanding also sometimes relationships and families can suffer because they don't understand what we do and sometimes it takes 24 hours a day and Jesse's Journey isn't over yet she'll continue telling the stories that matter to you most impacting people right here in San Antonio and in inspiring more young Latinas to follow in her footsteps just know that you really do have it in you if you want it bad enough you do have it in you and it will come ou

t Stephanie Cerna ket2 news oh we are so lucky to have Jesse I remember you know a lot of the things Stephanie mentioned about her Champion women championing championing women I remember when I got here a while ago she was one of the my main cheerleaders who really encouraged me it's and she's really one of the St storytellers that taught me and so many other people that you can still have emotion and also you know tell the stories of the people around you is just incredible she is such a wonder

ful role model in The Newsroom she comes off as just a wonderful person on camera and that is so incredibly true with just how she is as a person I feel like she's a little ray of sunshine Around The Newsroom and she just embodies San Antonio she embodies Kat and how lucky are we to have her as a cooworker lucky so congratulations to Jesse we're lucky to have you yes all right let's switch things up and let's head outside with live cam tonight we've seen some additional cloud cover work in this

evening and that's going to continue to build through the overnight as we head into the back half of the weekend for our Sunday additional humidity is going to pump in Via a breezy Southeast wind here's an early look at your Sunday forecast winds again out of the southeast at about 10 to 20 m per hour sustained gusting upwards of 30 to 35 milph at time so that's one of the big things that you're going to notice changing for the back half of the weekend's plans a little bit of patchy fog not comp

letely ruled out first thing in the morning mostly cloudy skies high temperatures in the low to mid 70s so somewhat seasonable for this time of year now additional changes work in early Monday in the form of a spotty rain chance for some we're going to time it out get you a look at the future cast coming up in just a few Courtney thanks yeah well crisis averted a last second effort is keeping the government from shutting down what went into the bill and why not all lawmakers are happy next on th

e night [Music] be the Senate just passed a government funding package after midnight this morning averting a partial shutdown and ending a lengthy fight that has loomed over both sides of Capitol Hill for months the bill could also cost Mike Johnson his job as Speaker of the House some conservatives are unhappy with the spending Bill and one even filed a motion to vacate his speakership Rob kpatrick reports it's that same move that caused Kevin McCarthy to lose the speakership and led Republica

n infighting last fall just two hours after the midnight deadline Congress passed a funding bill to avoid a government shutdown this funding agreement between the White House and Congressional leaders is good news that comes in the nick of time when past it will extinguish any more shutdown threats for the rest of the fiscal year President Joe Biden signed the legislation Saturday and praised the bipartisan Bill calling it quote good news for the American people the $1.2 trillion funding bill ad

dresses a slate of critical government operations including the Departments of Defense Homeland Security labor and the legislative branch this is a good result for the American people in terms of standing up for their health their safety their education their national security protection and of course Above All Else their economic well-being but the fight is far from over as Hardline conservatives signaled an unwillingness to approve the legislation it's a bad day for the country for anybody to

vote for this they funding this uh killing this country the agreement could also cost Republican Mike Johnson his job as house Speaker Georgia representative margorie Taylor green on Friday filed a motion to vacate him as house Speaker I filed the motion to vacate today but it's more of a warning and a pink slip this was our leverage this is our chance to secure the border and he didn't do it Green's resolution to Al Johnson will hang over the GOP conference as the house begins a two- week reces

s I'm Rob Kirkpatrick reporting all right back home it was raining eggs over tomslick Park this afternoon thousands of candy filled Easter eggs were dropped to the park from a helicopter thanks to a partnership between the Bear County Sheriff's Office and the Northwest chap of Last Chance Ministries the ministry reported on their Facebook page more than 2500 people came out to enjoy the free and funfilled early Easter Gathering look at all those kids what Stampede that is the mo that's the coole

st Easter egg hunt I've ever seen when I was new at Kat that was one of the things that I covered and I could I was like trying to report and I remember just being stunned about how many run it's chaos in the best way it seems like a lot of fun and we had nice weather for it today too so two thumbs up when it comes to the forecast for today and all those outside activities that you may have had now we are going to see some changes into tomorrow I think one of the bigger changes you're going to n

otice is the wind so wind gust out of the southeast upwards of about 30 to even 35 mph at times will be a common theme throughout the day so right off the bat if you still have some empty trash cans out on the sidewalk near the roads maybe bring those in closer to the house and secure any loose lawn items just to be on the safe side something that those winds are going to continue to do for us over the next 24 hours allow even more Gulf moisture to work back in to South Central Texas due points

right now a little bit higher than where we were this time last night in the 50s for most so still in that Pleasant range but I do think through the overnight and especially as we head into the second half of our Sunday we will start to notice a little bit more of a muggy feel out there that could also lead to a few areas of patchy fog maybe a Sprinkle or two first thing tomorrow morning and throughout the first half of the day also with that humidity returning still mid-50s expected for most by

wake up time tomorrow here's a look at your forecast lows by 7: a.m. Sunday but maybe not quite as cool as what we saw earlier today 55 out East in Gonzalez 57 per places like Nixon Floresville Pleasanton potit right around 56 Dees is where we are expected to start off the day here in San Antonio a little bit cooler the farther north and west that you go 53 in comfort as well as sabanal stretching over to U valdi we are expecting the cloud cover to continue building here as we sleep tonight exp

ect a cloudy start to the day tomorrow again a Sprinkle certainly not off the table along with some areas of patchy fog first thing in the morning I do think the cloud cover sticks with us throughout the day a bit more so than what we saw earlier this afternoon mostly cloudy skies in the forecast tomorrow 67 the forecast temperature for any lunchtime plans we've got a high temperature topping off right around 74 by 5:00 p.m. here's a look at those forecast highs in and around the San Antonio are

a 73 in Canyon Lake 71 by 400 p.m. tomorrow for places like bvery as well as Bernie 77 though in Divine so mainly along and south of the Highway 90 Corridor mid to Upper 70s will likely be a common theme as we get ready to wrap up the weekend additional changes work in though especially early Monday a brief window in between about 500 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. for areas north of Highway 90 we could see some spotty rain and maybe a Rumble of Thunder or two Kickstart the day on Monday so let's time that o

ut not a whole lot going on right now here in San Antonio besides that cloud cover but there's an area of low pressure that's approaching the Four Corners region that's going to continue tracking Eastward here over the next couple of days and as it approaches the state of Texas into early Monday basically after midnight tomorrow night eyes are going to shift off to our Northwest for a line of rain and thunderstorms that is expected to develop it's not going to be for everybody here in South Cent

ral Texas cuz we're just catching the tail end of this activity but again in between about 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. on Monday for areas along and North of Highway 90 we could see some of that spotty rain develop and push through the area so not a bad idea to take the umbrella with you if you are in those areas for the Monday morning commute we are going to quickly though dry things out Sunshine returns Monday afternoon high temperatures rebound into the upper 70s then into next week not bad low hu

midity cool mornings comfortable afternoons with just an isolated chance for rain on Wednesday by the way coming up in the next half hour we'll talk about how much rain we could see for those that cash into the activity on Monday plus a recap of the rain that we saw over the past week Courtney you guys all know me by now you said low humidity and I smile yes instant mood booster it is it really you're leaving me happy thank what also leaves me happy Mary is the Spurs results yes maybe maybe not

so much tonight but in general yes it's fun to see them compete but earlier this season the Spurs got the best of the Suns and this time around that script flipped we'll show you how it all went down plus Houston's headman's basketball coach Kelvin Samson shares big praise for Texas A&M ahead of the round of 32 tilt hear what he had to say right after the [Music] break the San Antonio Spurs hosts the Phoenix Suns tonight at Frost bang Center on the heels of a two-point loss to Memphis last night

Phoenix comes into the Alamo City in need of a win as they try to avoid the play in tournament opening frame Spurs rookie Victor wanyama corals the board on one end and finishes with the slam dunk on the other Spurs get down big early Devon vasel with the give and go he Rams through the lane and hammers it second quarter now 3621 lead wanyama step back three and no doubt about that one he can do it all although Phoenix led by 18 points going into halftime second half Jeremy soan getting in on t

he two-man game with wemi ends in another easy dunk but there's no getting in the way of Phoenix this time Booker hits the pullup Jay Booker having a great night he had 32 points nine assists and seven rebounds and Kevin Durant added 255 points of his own 12 for 16 from the field and three steals for KD and here's the final the spurgers fall 131 to 106 Booker dropped 32 KJ LED San Antonio with 14 points now the rematch between these two is as soon as Monday and after the game Blake Wesley reacte

d to playing a team loaded with stars like the Suns they have three All Stars three Hall of Famers so I mean they're hard to guard hard to play but it's a good challenge for us uh we get to play them on Monday too so we all accept the challenge and we like playing I like playing them so it makes me better so what can you guys do differently defensively to maybe make it a little bit more difficult huh uh maybe contain contain them a little bit uh I feel like forcing to more twos uh they got a lot

of Threes up tonight us scrambling and they knock down shots so if we contain them to more tools and uh play the right way def fan get on transition feel like we got a chance well last night the Texas A&M basketball team beat Nebraska 98- 83 for the AG's first NCAA tournament win of the Buzz Williams era and tomorrow with a sweet 16 birth on the line eight seed Texas A&M and one seed Houston will meet for an inate Showdown Houston Advanced to the round of 32 by steamrolling Longwood it'll be th

e second meeting of the Season between these two teams in the first matchup the Cougars to the Aggies 70 to 66 and Houston's Head Coach Kelvin Samson acknowledged A&M will be a tough out fueled by Revenge it's not going to be hard to motivate their kids cuz they're they're going to want to come in here and and um um you know get some payback but um Texas A&M is a much much better team uh today than when we played them they're a team that can get to the final four they're that good I mean it feel

s good and we going to try our best just to live in a moment as long as we could but I mean just like I told the team in the locker room the job not finished you know um yes it feels amazing to to win it's an honor even to be here you know but we just can't get stuck on this win because we still have a a long tournament ahead of us as for the action that went on today Texas vers Tennessee in the round of 32 this one went down to the wire Tennessee went three for 25 from deep but still managed to

escape the upset by the horns and Texas A&M Corpus Christie fell 87 to 55 to USC in the first round of the NCAA Women's tournament the Islanders end the season 23 and9 overall well Alan marcina and his San Antonio FC still on the hunt for their first win of the Season hosting 0 and2 Colorado Spring switchbacks FC SC FC's best opportunity the first half comes after a foul in the Box on Jorge Hernandez hor Hernandez lines up the penalty kick but he is denied scfc keeps up the pressure it rolls in

to the second half and they'll finally break through in the 74th minute Lucas Silva bags his second goal of the season and after starting the season with back-to-back draws safc wins 2-n Pablo caga earns the clean sheet all right tomorrow is the first ever San Anton Sports All-Star basketball game and it's taking over Northside Sports Gym as well as our Kat 12 Airwaves we're talking about it later in the show can't wait I know it's been so big you guys have been prepping so we're very excited al

l right thanks Mary we'll be right back after this did the Bear County District Attorney's Office dismiss a DWI charge in exchange for a woman's testimony in an unrelated case a defense attorney is accusing prosecutors of being untruthful about their decision to dismiss she also says they have not properly handed over evidence in her client's Case Case out investigates Dylan Collier walks us through the records is there anything you want to say in November 2017 Jarvis Anderson and his younger br

other Lawrence Jackson were charged with human trafficking accused of forcing two teenage girls into prostitution a scheme investigators say was exposed Ed after one of the girls fled from this North Side Hotel and alerted her family who then contacted police we are not identifying her hello while Jackson pled no contest in 2022 and was sentenced to 10 years in prison Anderson continues to fight for his freedom his 4Count indictment reduced to two counts after prosecutors refiled the charges in

late 2022 2 his attorney Carolyn winland argued in court this month that San Antonio police conducted a flawed investigation and evidence should be tossed in part because officers entered and searched the hotel room without a warrant the day's long hearing included several heated exchanges between winland and visiting judge Jefferson Moore it's in evidence judge and you have stop stop talking look I'm not hearing or saying anything as relevant wentland telling casat during a break she feels the

cards have been stacked against her judge it's all relevant no no take a seat then take a seat I disagree take a seat wiland said the case against Anderson has been hampered by Discovery issues for months specifically that prosecutors dragg their feet on handing over their correspondence with sapd records confirm the second alleged victim in this case who we are also not identifying was accused of driving drunk when she collided with a San Antonio fire department ambulance in February 2021 she w

as unable to recite the alphabet at the scene at a blood alcohol content of. 21 nearly three times the legal limit to drive a vehicle racked up five pre-trial violations for not calibrating her inhome alcohol monitoring device and for skipping tests and was cited 6 weeks after the DWI crash on several charges including marijuana possession in an unrelated incident in which she was seen by police driving the wrong way on a one-way Street despite all of these issues her DWI case was dismissed last

March it was always always always told to me by the state that there had been never any agreement with with her cooperation that there was nothing nothing nothing that we needed to be aware of that the trafficking case where she supposedly was a victim of was not connected to the dismissal which happened on a very bad DWI but judicial dialogue notes obtained by Kat following a public records request tell a different story March 6 2023 the same day her DWI case was dismissed a DA staffer wrote t

hat he spoke with ch and JG first assistant district attorney Christian Hendrickson and district attorney Joe Gonzalez quote we all agree that the case should be dismissed defendant was very helpful in a human trafficking case that resulted in prison time for that defendant an apparent reference to her cooperation in the Jackson case months earlier the staffer also noted the arresting officer in the DWI had not seen the woman driving could not perform standard field sobriety tests and did not ge

t her signature on the blood draw consent form wiland says the prosecution was simply not truthful it clearly indicates that there's a connection there the DA's office did not respond to repeated requests from us about its decision to dismiss the 2021 DWI case at last check judge Moore had not ruled on winland motion to suppress evidence her client is scheduled to be back in court on Friday for case that investigates I'm Dylan CER neighbors that live in Northern Hills are all about looking out f

or each other especially when it comes to Crime it's one of the biggest issues for people there what they're doing to curb it and keep their neighborhoods safe Neighbors in Northern Hills watch out for each other that includes looking for ways to prevent crime around the neighborhood and letting their neighbors know when crime happens our danela Ibara shows us it's a CommunityWide effort that neighbors say takes all hands on deck walking around Northern Hills is is peaceful you can't even tell i

t's right by some of San Antonio's busiest roads which is why Shirley sturgeon loves living here very quiet very nice because it's mostly retired people the quiet has kept Calvin Ingram in his home for 40 years and the neighborhood is a friendly neighborhood even then Northern Hills is not immune from crime the biggest one that San Antonio police says they hear of are property crimes like car break-ins Ingram says someone rummaged through his cars parked in his driveway we forgot to lock the veh

icles nothing valuable was taken except Ingram's sense of security well you feel violated you feel violated I mean that's the only way I can put it you know but safe officer Gregory Warrington says in the last month San Antonio police investigated six car break-ins in Northern Hills he says that number is low and encourages all victims to file reports and it just helps us to again prosecute and get those individuals off the street even if it's something as minor as just shuffling through papers

in your car yeah again because somebody is going onto your private property entering into your vehicle that is a crime right so uh make sure to report it twice a month David Hadley patrols the neighborhood you know you just never know what you might stumble across next he's a citizen on patrol it's Sap's Community crime watch program that program could help that neighborhood with things like car burgies because they know what to look for right right they can better identify potential issues um t

hey can educate their neighbors about hey this action that you're doing or the way that you're handling this might not be the best way to do it sometimes we'll be riding around and there'll be a window down well that's not too good so you just go knock on the door and tell them it's a simple but meaningful gesture the neighbors do look out for each other which is helpful Danielle iara kat2 news that story was part of our latest edition of our know my neighborhood series know my neighborhood Nort

hern Hills is now streaming on kat.com if you think your neighborhood should be featured in our series you can tell us why right now just scan the QR code on your screen and send us that invite all right heading back outside with live cam again the cloud cover has been increasing temperatures in the mid 60s right now that's going to lead way to a breezy Sun day with slightly more moisture in place all right really quickly I do want to keep this on your radar we are only 16 days away from the tot

al solar eclipse happening on Monday April 8th around 1:30 p.m. here's your fact of today only half of San Antonio will actually be in that path of totality you can see it just bisects Bear County for the most part the Hill Country in that path of totality places like Stone Oak the rim hotus even SeaWorld and Leon Valley but the farther south and east that you go not necessarily in that path just expected to see a partial eclipse so hopefully praying for good weather Monday April 8th speaking of

the weather we're going to have another check at that after the break well sometimes we can't get outside when the sun's setting cuz we're working right but at least we have Kat connect we have our own little window through all of you wonderful people who sent in amazing Kat connect photos you know we love a good Sunset photo on this shift yes this was sent in from our friend Taylor mclen woodlon Lake absolutely gorgeous here was the view over in gono beautiful colors out there on the horizon h

ow about this one from the Northwest side of San Antonio along it 10 again gorgeous coloring this one from Kennedy and here's one from lacost a perfect Sunset to a perfect day so thank you to everybody that sent in those Kat connect photos right now the big story heading into our Sunday is going to be the increasing wind gusts and also the humidity that's going to pump in as well so right now not necessarily clocking in any wind gust here closer to San Antonio but that is a little bit of a diffe

rent story across the southern Edwards Plateau closer to the Rio Grand starting to already see some wind gust in the 20 to 25 mph range I think Max here in town around 30 to 35 mph will be what we monitor for into our Sunday you can see by 7:00 a.m. already starting to see that Breeze pick up especially up into the Hill Country 35 M hour wind gusts possible by the time we're waking up and again that breeze will continue through lunchtime and even in some way shape or form into the afternoon so j

ust secure those loose lawn items make sure that those are secured before we head into the back half of the weekend's plan so yes those winds ushering in more of that moisture we will see a touch more humidity return throughout the day tomorrow but then we see a weak front move in and that knocks the humidity out Monday into Tuesday and even throughout a good chunk of next week that low humidity is going to continue so a slightly more pleasant feel in the forecast as well and this is the Catalys

t behind that boundary this area of low pressure that's going to continue tracking Eastward here by Monday it's moved into the central plains it drops that weak front through South Central Texas as it does so it also could spark up about a 30 to 40% potential at best first thing Monday morning to find some spotting rain a quick round of it maybe an isolated thunderstorm or two so here's what that looks like on your future cast again tomorrow morning we've got the cloud cover back in place for mo

st of us some areas of patchy fog maybe a Sprinkle or two not ruled out throughout the first half of the day and then that cloud cover sticking around for the most part into the afternoon we'll call it mostly cloudy skies after midnight we start to look off to the Hill Country to our north and west we are expected to catch the tail end of a line of rain and thunderstorms pushing across the state of Texas 5: to 9:00 a.m. that's our window here in San Antonio to see some of that spotty rain so aga

in not a bad idea to take the umbrella with you for the Monday morning commute here's a look at one model what rainfall totals could look like not very impressive I'm thinking for most of us up to a couple of tenents of an inch at best for those that tap into the activity again mainly for folks along a North of Highway 90 that's who's going to cash into this first thing Monday before we clear things out and that's already on top of what we've seen for the past 7 days just shy of 610 of an inch h

ere in town across our Eastern counties hedville picked up over 2 in over the past week needed rainfall again not going to amount to a ton firstday Monday but a little bit definitely a good thing to look forward to to Kickstart the week after that beautiful cool morning cool morning seasonable afternoons with high temperatures in the 70s I'll take the 70s any day me too all right thanks Mia okay Mary we are keeping an eye on the UTSA Women's Basketball team yes they just captured their first eve

r postseason win and now they're off to Wyoming to meet the cowgirls for a wnit second round matchup and the first ever San Antonio sports allstar game goes down tomorrow we'll tell you everything you need to know right after the break