live from case at 12 the 6:00 news starts right now a missing person's case came to a heart-wrenching end tonight at six were continuing to follow the investigation into the deaths of three-year-old Kaden Kiger and his mother 32-year-old Savannah Kiger we have been following the story as it's developed throughout the day today and tonight investigators say that toddler and his mother were found dead as the result of a murder suicide the Bear County Sheriff's Office says they are not looking for
any other suspects that actual Discovery happened sometime early this morning the bodies found here in a ditch at Tom Slick Park it's just off of Highway 151 near Loop 410 on the city's West Side during a news conference at the park this morning Sheriff Salazar says it appears that Savannah ker shot her three-year-old son and then herself deputies found savanah's car last night abandoned at that Park then this morning the sheriff confirmed the bodies found were that of the mother Ander child at
this point we are operating on the premise that it is uh Savannah and the child that that we have found uh it appears that that the there there's some evidence that there there may have been some gunshots fired the sheriff says investigators also found a gun near those bodies he says family members had called his office yesterday when they were unable to reach Savannah Kiger according to the sheriff she was due in court today for a hearing involving the custody of the child right now state and l
ocal law enforcement in Texas can arrest and detain people they suspect of coming into the US illegally that's a law which many of you know is sp4 now the Biden Administration has called it unconstitutional but earlier today the US Supreme Court officially cleared the way for Texas to begin enforcing it the question is how State and law state and local law enforcement will actually do that Stephanie heenez joins us now in the studio and Stephanie you've been looking at that very question that's
right so there's a lot of confusion when it comes to that tonight which is why law enforcement in cities and counties across their state are asking for guidance they don't know exactly how to implement s sp4 which officially by the way took effect in Texas two hours ago police and deputies are stuck on one word and that word is suspected so let's go back because the law allows local and state law enforcement to arrest and detain migrants that they suspect of being here illegally but what does it
mean when they suspect someone of being here illegally how can they tell well that's the part that some leaders have a problem with they think it's going to lead to racial profiling now as we said local and state law uh and state officers have questions about how they're going to implement as before and that's exactly what we're hearing from the mayor of Laredo which borders Mexico local enforcement officials or policemen don't have the training as immigration officer to deal with with these si
tuations so anybody can be profiled even including me I can get stopped and as for my documents I don't have them that I mean I could be arrested and then later on uh asked to produce my my citizenship so these are things that are very concerning so along those same lines Congressman hin Castro has a similar view although he flat out says this is going to cause a constitutional crisis and he released a statement which reads in part quote S4 is an alarming State overreach this law puts a Target o
n the back of anybody perceived by law enforcement to look or sound like an immigrant end quote now on the other side we spoke with representative Tony Gonzalez about 30 minutes ago he says that yes the state does need to figure out how to implement s sp4 but he also defends the new law and says it's necessary this is important where there's going to be have to be a lot of coordination between state and local law law enforcement to to make sure that this is implemented and and once again the the
sad part is this is the federal government's job and there's nothing more that border patrol would rather be doing than this now ASP we should say also allows Texas judges to order people to return to Mexico instead of continuing to prosecute them now critics also have an issue with that they say that that creates a de facto deportation system but we should add this is not a done deal because the fifth Circuit Court of Appeals still has to decide whether s sp4 is constitutional now the Supreme
Court is saying that if the fifth circuit doesn't decide on that soon then the Biden Administration and other parties could bring this case back to the Supreme Court Myra all right thank you Stephania we'll also be talking with our own mayor here in San Antonio coming up in the Q&A about that what that means for local law enforcement well tonight Amanda is in custody in connection to a shooting that happened over a year ago sapd says the 20-year-old Jose Martinez Sano the Third shot a man multip
le times in front of his family he's now being charged with four counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon the shooting happened in November of 2022 at a home on Hicks Avenue on the Southeast side sapd says s brano and the other suspect here Theodore Sanchez confronted a man about some money police say Sanchez then shot at a car the man and his family were in no one inside that car was hurt though Sanchez was arrested in 2022 he's also chared chared with aggravated assault with a deadly
weapon and too many things plugged into an electrical outlet the San Antonio fire department says that caused a fire and that killed three family pets the fire happened about 6 this morning in the 10,000 block of coral Village that's near patranco Road and South Ellison Drive firefighters say heavy Flames coming from the garage they were able to contain it but the rest of the home did get some smoke damage one person who lived in the home treated for smoke and lation he's okay the fire departmen
t wants to remind people people not to plug multiple appliances into the same Outlet a plan to curb big rig parking in San Antonio is on the road again we first told you about this idea several months ago back in September and while the proposed ordinance has been tweaked since then it would still keep semi-trucks from parking overnight on most city streets but Garett burer says the trucking Community says the city should pump the brakes it's not overnight parking that they're using as a persona
l parking space for weeks at a time Robert Abraham is fed up with semi-trucks legally parking on a city street close to his neighborhood anybody that's driving on on beckway going from uh west to east they can't see the stop sign because it's being blocked by the sem it's concerns like that that have his councilman Manny poas asking to further restrict street parking for 18 wheelers an idea that was presented to the council's Public Safety Committee today for the second time it's a problem is in
every single one of the districts in in the city semis already aren't supposed to park on residential streets that's about 41% of San Antonio the original proposal from September would have barred all city streets from overnight parking for big rigs the latest plan scales back to about 78% of the city but parking is already an issue a private truck yard told us in September they have a waiting list and so do the other Lots they know the alternative is the street it's tough uh they park there be
cause they don't have an option not because they necessarily want to David olsson's company riggies is building a new truck yard off I 10 on the east side their analysis found there are about 4,300 trucks within 25 Mi of San Antonio not counting larger operators that often have their own Lots meanwhile San Antonio police only found eight spots with parking for large commercial vehicles in and around the city though they noted that's not an exhaustive list but the gap between trucks and spots had
some council members downshifting it feels like right here what we're doing is we're establishing an ordinance like this that will impact small businesses without seeking alternatives to support the the businesses still the committee voted to send the plan to the full City Council in April but to discuss first not yet to vote on Garrett burer kat2 news we are now less than a month away from Fiesta festivities or festivities as I like to call them kicking off in the Alamo City today the fiesta c
ommission hosted its 133rd media day today's event a chance for Fiesta officials and City leaders to give a preview of this year's events the theme for 2024 is Fiesta for all something the Grand Marshall of the fiesta flambo thinks everyone should embody this year now they say it's a party with a purpose but I also think well of course the purpose is fun and philanthropy and that's what it's all about raising money for nonprofits but also bringing people together I think Michael went above and b
eyond with that outfit one big change this year Fiesta's kickoff event Fiesta Fiesta will be held at the HB Plaza at the Alamo Dome Fiesta Fiesta is Thursday April 18th and that kicks it all off we'll be there it has got to get a lot warmer and a lot more humid outside before we get to Fiesta Adam we had a huge rain shower that rained out Fiesta Fiesta last year remember that that downpour yeahuh oh yeah we remember it and not feeling like Fiesta out there today temperatures all across the state
in the 60s now if we could get this kind of weather during Fiesta oh boy that would be nice wouldn't be as good for the Myra Fiesta Hair I could make it work okay good you could still Z it up huh look at Honda today only 58 the high 58 in Pleasanton 61 or high temperature here in San Antonio as we go through the evening temperatures just falling through the 50s that's where we are right now upper 50s by 8:00 56 midnight we're at 53 cloudy may look like it could rain at any moment the most we'll
get for now is a Sprinkle this evening and tonight better rain chances right around the corner break that down for you in just a bit did casy just say you're going to ju your hair up he sure did what I don't know what that is all right 281 at San Pedro right now and you can see traffic very slow going especially in the Northbound Lanes of 281 but traffic is moving no major traffic tie-ups to tell you about a new beginning yesterday we told you about a nonprofit that just received a $1 million d
onation well to today we're explaining what San Antonio threads is all about yeah Courtney fredman shows us how free new clothes offer dignity to Foster trafficked or struggling youth who've been or still are in crisis they have belts if you need them and even too in the drawers there's stuff nail polish today we went shopping with Jasmine Hernandez but not in a typical store this is San Antonio threads free brand new clothes tags still on for foster homeless trafficked or atrisk youth Hernandez
just graduated from the sa youth program to help us 16 to 24 graduate high school cuz I did drop out of high school as a single mom she says she could never afford new brand name items like this I was like oh my God this is so nice they're going to give us this and it's not just clothes they can pick up in here this is called the mental health room they can pick up some resources these are recipes in case they want to learn how to cook there are coloring books journals even yoga mats over there
they can choose new trendy things that are in the store things that are current because they're like we didn't think anyone cared about us Kathy Hamilton opened San Antonio threads eight years ago which served 18,000 youth just last year alone yesterday at the end of the day we had a CPS case worker bring in a youth that was just removed from her home and she was still wearing a blanket she says the most heartbreaking cases involve trafficking survivors she was still wearing the clothing that s
he was rescued in so it was extremely inappropriate she changed and threw away her other clothing Hamilton asks each Shopper to write a note about what the clothes mean to them her note said today I don't have to dress like a prostitute so not all the notes are heartbreaking it makes me feel like a new chapter opening the help for me having clothes and for my baby and me how many of these do you have a 100,000 100,000 of these in 8 years we've served 100,000 kids and you keep them all I have all
of them a constant reminder of how the seemingly smallest of things can help someone Begin Again Courtney fredman kat2 news doing great work there still head on the news at 6 it's the first official day of spring that means pollen in the air I think it was in already but how you can prepare yourself for this allergy season next yeah it's been around the right let's take a quick look outside with live cam a shot at rain just around the corner meteorologist Adam casy has your full forecast after
the break a former Castle Hills councilwoman says her first amendment rights were violated when she was thrown in jail she says it was all part of a retaliation tonight of the night be her case is now being heard before the US Supreme Court and we've got a scam alert for you tonight on the Night Beat our case had in investigates team explores crooked contractor allegations we're going to hear from families who say they spent hundreds of thousands of dollars for pool construction work that was ne
ver completed it is the first official day of spring astronomical spring Adam casy wants us to point out either way no matter how you measure it on the calendar you're already seeing pollen out there the CDC says more than a quarter of adults in the US and nearly one in five kids have a seasonal allergy if you're one of them doctors say get prepared this season could be a rough one Stephanie Cerna with how you can prepare for spring allergy season spring is in the air Dr pervy Peri with the alle
rgy and asthma Network says tree pollen May last through April or May and then grass pollen will start to Peak until June then there's dust and mold to deal with what I tell all my patients and start your medication early right at the start of the season perq says it is important to start preparing now before symptoms start that can help control them so if you have asthma she says to avoid attacks by getting on preventative or controller medicine early for allergy sufferers get on a regiment of
nasal sprays and anahist amies but get ones without a decongestant so that means without the letter D in it because it's actually harmful to use that long term like for allergies but things like zerc Claritin algra those are all 24-hour antihistamines um that actually work quite well help avoid getting stuffy by using steam inhalation or nety pots to open up the sinuses keep windows closed especially in the early morning at Peak pollen time avoid going Outdoors at peak times as well when you com
e home change your clothing take a shower so that pollen doesn't go to bed with you and use dust m covers in the bedroom HEPA a purifiers work well for mold and animal allergies but um those air purifiers don't purify everything Stephanie Cerna K2 news sorry I'm laughing about pollen but you have to laugh or you're going to cry cuz it's it's oh it's a problem in South Texas oh everything's yellow already Adam it is yes and the little uh dingies what are they technically called it again ckins cki
ns ckins definitely go with dingies yeah it's is easy you remember uh they're they're starting to fall and you're seeing the yellowish green streaks all over your vehicle and if you can you still have some time to vacuum off some of your lawn furniture the cushions and then cover them up before it gets even worse here's our most recent pollen count from earlier today Oak High at nearly 3,000 defending the fact that you have Oak you're a little defensive about it that that sensitive to oak pollen
yeah I I I understand understand that I'm not attacking your oak pollen it's my primary offender yes but I've been doing much better over the years with my shots there you go a okay helps a lot anyway Peak Oak season is typically an early April we're ramping it up and we're feeling it but ever since I've been getting my shots I was outside doing yard work today and that shocked shocked me actually being able to do yard work in this kind of weather I used to have to wear a mask going outside in
this now I'm with the blower I'm just getting out picking it up scooping it into the back of the truck and it doesn't phas me all right I digress 46 it's the little things I get excited about I was talking to my wife about it this morning I see that look Steve's giving my R right now 46 this morning 61 for the afternoon high so a cool day today well below average and tomorrow is going to be similar you're not going to notice a difference temperature- wise right now well into the 50s that's it 57
in San Antonio new Bron Falls at 58 along with kville Pleasanton 58 Uvaldi and sige up to 59 tomorrow we start the day right near 50 degrees by noon we're in the upper 50s then a high temperature of 63 at 5:00 p.m. clouds tonight clouds all day tomorrow and clouds for a good part of Thursday but those clouds will start to drop some rain as we get into tomorrow evening and tomorrow night don't get too excited though about overall accumulations let's finish the temperature talk here first tomorro
w afternoon low 60s for most of us that's the best we can do Canyon Lake 63 Rio Medina as well up to about 65 Floresville Po and Nixon but by Thursday 70s Friday back up to 80 degrees in this weekend comfortable in the mid 70s we're not looking at a heat high or anything unseasonably warm or hot anytime soon few showers east of town earlier today but here's what we're watching these two upper level swirls these disturbances off to the West one over Phoenix the other still over the Pacific those
two are going to combine together to enhance our rain and storm chances as we get into tomorrow night but when I say enhance I mean it pretty simply it's we're not expecting a whole lot with this here's our future cast I anticipate drizzle and some light sprinkles tomorrow around this time and especially after by sunset tomorrow evening that's going to last through the Thursday morning commute a few storms possible but I think that'll be the exception until we get to Thursday afternoon and eveni
ng a few thunderstorms could pop up then with a secondary burst of energy up above us and there is the off chance that a storm could become strong to severe especially along and east of I35 I'll have more on that severe potential in the severe weather threat map coming up at 6:45 overall rainfall potential we're not going to have much in our rain gauges a tenth to maybe quarter of an inch locally higher amounts East as is often the case Houston must be nice could get around 2 to 2 and a half inc
hes of rain from this notice our rain Chan is 20% tomorrow 40% tomorrow night then 30% Again by Thursday afternoon and evening you know Myra mentioned the vernal equinox which is happening later on tonight I'll have more of an explanation of what that is and what's happening astronomically speaking at 6:45 do you want to know why Myra and I were looking at each other no do I really no probably not thanks probably not curious if you wanted to that's actually a pretty good option Prett good idea a
ll right in my me started in my opinion if there are two Spurs that are untradeable Untouchable they're the two guys that Larry's about to talk about Devon fael Victor wanyama so it's great to see their chemistry just getting better as the regular season goes on because I'm frankly in the same ship as you sprester man watching these two play is just fantastic and it's time to meet more San Antonio sports Allstar coming up wimy and the Spurs are home tonight to face the Dallas Mavericks for the f
ourth and final time this season the Mavs lead the series three games to none after the Spurs beat the net Sunday night coach pop talked about the chemistry between wimy and Devon Vel and how it's growing and this morning at shoo round Devin said yeah it is uh I mean it's been a lot better uh you know we talk after games we'll talk and just see you know if I got to see him or um just back cuts and just certain stuff that we've been trying to work on gone and now finally for it to to be working f
or it to be clicking um it's huge it took you know throughout the whole season but we knew it was going to take time and us being able to feed off each other is only going to help not just us but our teammates too the Mavs also last played on Sunday night and they beat the nver Nuggets 107 105 thanks to this game winning shot from Kyrie Irving As Time expired his left-handed floater Runner hook shot whatever you call it send his teammates and fans inside the American Airlines Center home with bi
g smil so the Spurs and Mavs will play tonight at 7 Spurs Zack Collins is out because he's in concussion [Music] protocol the first ever San Antonio sports All-Star basketball game is just about here we've been pumping it up for weeks and now it's almost time to play ball this Sunday at Northside ISD Sports Gym 120 the top local high school seniors showing off their skills one more time here's Mary ringer interviewing four more members of Team gold and what does honor means to them some emotions
that run through my mind is uh excitement cuz I could be a part of it and I am and I know just happy and uh just yeah just know excited mostly what do you look forward to most and the opportunity to be amongst such great talent around the greater San Antonio area uh just the experience you know to like see how everybody is and you know a bunch of great players and as myself and some my friends are here so you know it be it's cool you know see my friends and people I grew up with here it's reall
y meaningful honestly like it's a great opportunity for everyone that's involved and it like means a lot to me that I get to be a part of it uh I'm going to try my best and just I just want to have fun with it it's just last it's my last time playing so I Just Want to Have Fun uh my family and my coaches have both said just have fun and just play your hardest when you think of being an Allstar simply just hear those words with your name um beside them what what comes to mind what does that mean
to you um just one of the best and just like uh one of the best players that try their hardest and always puts their hardest effort in everything um I see this as an opportunity honestly so to Showcase your yes um honestly I'm just excited to compete honestly um the against other players that are at a high level um I'm hoping like I get to push my push my limits and become a better player at the end of it of course who isn't you know if you're not here to win why are you here you know so I'm jus
t I came here to get better you know take this as an opportunity to push past my limits and get better the San Antonio sports All-Star game is the Sunday at North Side ISD Sports Gym four games eight teams you can watch the action starting at noon on kat2 kat.com Kat Plus and the KET YouTube channel if you'd like to buy tickets Please go to ket.com sports and then click on the allstar basketball tab should be a lot of fun be a lot of fun long busy day I'm looking forward to seeing the family and
friends there though that's going to be really cool that's going to be awesome yeah yeah thanks Larry our Kap Q&A with the mayor is up next and time now for our Kap Q&A with San Antonio mayor Ron nerenberg mayor always appreciate your time here on this segment lot to talk about as usual uh we want to get right into it about s sp4 the new state law that took effect today that now allows state and local law enforcement to arrest somebody suspected of being in the country illegally do you have any
idea or have you had conversations yet about how sapd how law enforcement here in San Antonio plan to handle this well good to be with you my and Steve and we've had some initial conversations and what I will tell you is that the reason why this is being litigated uh both by the Department of Justice and cities here in Texas is the fact that it's going to create a tremendous amount of confusion within law enforcement uh enforcement of immigration law is a federal jurisdiction uh local law enfor
cement police departments need all the resources and tools and time that they have to deal with local crime uh and so this is going to create a lot of confusion waste uh unnecessary resources uh to do what I think is the bidding of partisan legislators to take advantage of this situation uh with regard to the migration crisis it's not a solution to the issues facing our border and the migration challenge uh what it will do is create confusion and also open the door for racial profiling putting a
Target on the backs of so many members of our communities I was down in South Texas yesterday talking with a number of our Mayors we agree on this um and it's something that is again distracting from the debate that needs to be happening which is uh the bipartisan solutions that were laid out by a group of goodfaith senators in the bipartisan border bill that would provide resources and would address the issues at hand now have you talked to Chief mcmanis about how you know if you're going to e
nforce this how it can be enforced well we've had some initial conversations again there is a lot of Confusion And I would leave those conversations best to our City attorney about how we can deal with this but uh it is still in litigation and again the stay was lifted by the federal by by the Supreme Court today a disappointing decision to say the least uh but it is still being litigated on its merits so this is not over in terms of the conversations and the debates about sb4 another s sp4 agai
n that that provides no solution and further demagogues the issues of migration here in Texas let's move on to the migrant Resource Center because there were questions about its future will federal dollars still be provided for the migrant resour Resource Center will it be able to continue does s sp4 play into this at all I mean there are some people I mean what's to stop uh Texas State you know trooper from just going to the migrant resource center and making arrest well they do have to have pr
obable cause and I would suggest that uh that's not probable cause just having a migrant Resource Center because again the folks who are here in San Antonio are here legally they are here legally because the Asylum process which is a legal process in federal statute has not been changed by Congressional leaders not for you know 30 40 years uh and that's Again part of the debate on the bipartisan border bill but until they have that debate the law hasn't changed um what I would tell you is with r
egard to the migrant Resource Center again this is a a operation that we are dealing with the impacts of the lack of immigration reform we don't we don't control who comes to San Antonio who comes across the border uh under those legal statutes but what we do control is Public Safety uh maintaining order and treating people with some dignity and compassion all of which we can do through the migrant Resource Center that has been federally funded uh I will tell you that our federal funding still a
llows us to continue that operation um you know the timing at this point really depends on the level of migration that we see roughly till about September is uh when we think our funding will be sustained uh but after that we we really don't have any solid Solutions other than we've got to keep an operation that maintains Public Safety Etc so what I what I would tell you is that there's some there is a little bit of Hope because I we just got some information late day that there has been a feder
al budget deal we should be getting some language tomorrow to look at all the aspects of it but what I am told is that the resources necessary to keep operations like this going are provided so in the bipartisan border legislation for instance uh there was additional $1.4 billion do for communities that have to deal with the challenges of migration through operations like our MRC so in fact if that is part of this new legislation then we would be uh have a little bit of relief in terms of what w
e will be doing for the foreseeable future again in lie of congressional action on immigration reform so you know the number of people coming across the border that's not tied to whether there's Federal funding for that or not that's not going to stop people from coming so if federal dollars were to dry up it's not something that the the feds can pay for the MRC here in San Antonio what happens then you know I hope we're not in that situation and hopefully this budget deal makes sure that we're
not but but you at you raise a good point Myra and my my question is what is the alternative because as you point out we don't control who comes over the Border we don't control who comes through San Antonio we're 150 some odd miles from the border so 600,000 people since January 23 have come through San Antonio we need a way that we can mitigate the impacts protect Public Safety maintain order and again treat people with dignity and compassion I will tell you the vast majority of folks who come
across the border are are seeking economic relief um they're fleeing violence they're they're looking for a better life this is um not unlike what we saw in pre-World War II when people would come through Ellis Island so there there is some consideration that we have to give that migrants are people who are looking for a better life coming to contribute but even all of that aside the fact that people are coming over is not something that we can control at the local level it is within the federa
l jurisdiction it is uh something that Congress should take ownership of what we have to do though is deal with the local impacts and deal with it in a way that maintains safety protects uh maintains order protects Public Safety and again treats people with some basic common dignity quickly mayor before we let you go I want to talk about downtown construction we know that there's some construction that's beginning on Alamo it's going to turn it into a oneway there have been complaints about what
's happening on Broadway there were complaints at earlier about what's happening on St Mary's primarily from businesses who think that their considerations aren't really taken into their their businesses aren't taken into consideration when this kind of thing happens are you sensitive to that and and do you think San Antonio needs to do a better job with some of these projects I am sensitive to that it's something that we've been challenged by for a while and I'm not going to you know excuse it
just in terms of Supply chains and and and um shortages because a lot of those things have been dealt with uh we did have a challenge uh with respect to construction uh scheduling and the fact that we had we we could speed up the process and in the way we collaborate with the utilities and the construction Crews that are out there um we've done a lot better on that in fact the city manager put some processes in place to make sure that when change orders are made they're done in a much more effic
ient manner so projects should move a lot quicker than you were seeing perhaps two years ago but what I will also say uh Steve is is that we've spent an inordinate amount of resources to address the impacts of construction things like um you know wayfinding making sure that customers have access uh to businesses that have been impacted by construction we've given a lot of Grants small dollar grants to businesses to help with some of the impacts financially uh what I would like us to to do is loo
k at ways that we can incent or uh construction Crews to finish faster why can't we have crews out there for more than you know multiple Crews that can work 12 or hours or more a day um not necessarily the same crew but having Sho crew shifts so that these construction projects can move faster that we can get through the construction timeline a lot faster the best way we can mitigate the impacts of construction on a small business is to make sure that those impacts never happen by moving constru
ction along faster y all right mayor thanks so much for your time we appreciate it anytime thanks yall take care we'll be right back look outside with live cam this evening there is a chill in the air out there today Adam yeah it definitely is it's not exactly a uh warm day by any means I mean we only made it to 61 for the high temperature this afternoon that was it and notice as we go through the evening 57 right now by midnight we're 53 tomorrow right at 50 know my kids wee sweatshirts to scho
ol today it'll be the same wardrobe for tomorrow then we start to warm up also some drizzle and rain and storms and we'll start to move in we'll time that out for you in just a bit all right cold windy we could use some rain Adam yeah we could use some rain and we will get get some rain just don't get your hopes up you have that backyard rain gauge I want all the oak to just get washed out of here wouldn't that be nice that'd be awesome you're not the only one but it's going to take some time al
l right and I mean we still have a lot of the catkins or AKA dingly dang little dingly danglies um we still have those to drop and then get blown away overall weather headlines here I want to mention it's going to be cool again tomorrow drizzling light rain tomorrow night and a few storms are possible as we get into Thursday two times frames on Thursday let's get right to it with our overall chances and notice they're not all that significant I mean 20% tomorrow that's mainly just some light rai
n drizzle few sprinkles especially late in the day tomorrow night we're at 40% mostly light action there could be a few storms Thursday 30% for some thunderstorm activity and then early next week we could see some uh development some action pop up right now Authority radar not showing anything we have the low clouds it looks like it could rain at any moment but don't anticipate anything more than a sprinkle here and there that's about it earlier today east of town we did have some shower activit
y off to the West we have two swirls two disturbances off to the West those are going to be headed our way and they're going to enhance our rain chances a little bit as we get into tomorrow night by tomorrow at Sunset drizzle starting a few sprinkles nothing all that significant just overall dampness starting around sunset tomorrow evening into tomorrow night widely separated areas of light rain mixed in with some drizzle in between can't rule out a stray storm tomorrow night and into early Thur
sday but I think storm chances are a little bit better by Thursday afternoon and evening we'll have a secondary push of energy and even our future cast here is popping up a little bit of thunderstorm activity later in the day on Thursday coverage is going to be limited however whatever does happen to pop up there it will run the risk of becoming strong to severe and I think that risk is mainly later in the day on Thursday and that's especially a in east of I35 but it does include some areas alon
g 281 north of town basically east of czo Springs east of Hondo east of Bernie that's where we have that severe weather threat rainfall potential pretty much on the low end I mean we're talking around a quarter of an inch in and around San Antonio most neighborhoods around here like I mentioned earlier closer to Houston 2 in maybe even more than more than 2 Ines but that is not in our neck of the woods 57 right now D point of 39 temperatures 60s to the north 50s locally because of the thick clou
ds we've had kville 57 along with Hondo tomorrow we start the day at 50 then we make it up to only 63 for the high temperature so another unseasonably cool day we warm back into the mid 70s Thursday by Friday sunny and 81 the countdown is we're down to 20 days until the total solar eclipse oh wow that seems closer than it was last week yeah well it is is it really that's how it works yeah I know it seems like two days ago we were at 43 you're right yeah time flies time flies when you're having f
un time flies when you're looking forward toing Eclipse all right we're going to talk the rising cost of chocolate in the buzz coming up in the buzz today satisfying your sweet tooth with chocolate getting more expensive ensive a recent report from Wells Fargo found dwindling Supply around the world is causing cocoa prices to Skyrocket part of those supply issues have to do with the climate including tree diseases brought on by heavier rainfall yeah Cocoa Tree farmers in West Africa also dealing
with dry temperatures extreme winds from this year's El Nino the price for Cocoa has more than doubled over the last year so if it's too expensive let's have something sweet without it St Louis area residents can now get their ice cream fix with Bluebell they introduced a new flavor inspired by the city it's gooey buttercake ice cream it's cake batter ice cream with cream cheese swirl and buttercake pieces the Texas based company says it's a nod to St Louis which made gooey butter cake famous B
lueBell ice cream has a cult following is currently only available in 23 States apparently Missouri is one of them the new flavor available for a limited time I'm curious if it's only available in St Louis or can you get it here let's head to the store and find out it's an ice cream conundrum we'll be right back it is the vernal equinox at 10:06 p.m. now the Earth is tilted at 23.5° as it as it orbits around the Sun so usually it's pointed toward or away from the Sun but twice a year the Equinox
such as now it's nearly equal amount of daylight and darkness at all latitudes astronomical spring welcome thanks for watching I always say Equinox also stick
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That is ridiculous to claim. Racial profiling. Just have your I.D. on you. As you should anyways. Not difficult to understand.