A COMMUNITY'S TRUST BROKEN AFTER A FAILED RESPONSE IN UVALDE BLAME TARGETING THE
SCHOOL DISTRICT'S POLICE CHIEF.
THIS MAN.
>> ACTUALLY GET ITS OWN
RESPONSE. NOW, WILL HE BE OUT
OF A JOB IN OFF THE CITY
COUNCIL, THE MEETING THAT COULD
CHANGE ALL THAT COMING UP.
ALSO, HE WAS CAUGHT ON CAMERA
NOW SAN ANTONIO POLICE SAY THAT
THEY KNOW
>> WHO THE NEW MAN IN THAT
NEIGHBORHOOD IS HIS ARREST.
AND WHAT ELSE INVESTIGATORS ARE
REVEALING. PLUS.
>> SUPPORTING THE SYMPHONY GOES
WAY BEYOND SUPPORTING CLASSICAL
MUSIC. AND SO TO ME, IT MEANS
A VIBRANT DOWNTOWN.
>> YOU SYMPHONY BE CLOSER TO
BREAKING SAN ANTONIO'S SILENCE.
THE MULTIMILLION DOLLAR PLAN IN
THE WORKS. BUT FIRST.
TENSIONS RISING IN UVALDE.
THE CALLS TO STRIP PETE
ARRE-DONDO OF HIS TITLE AS
SCHOOL DISTRICT POLICE CHIEF
DOES SEEM TO BE GROWING BY THE
DAY AND NOW THE UVALDE EC ISD
SCHOOL BOARD IS HOLDING A
SPECIAL MEETING ON SATURDAY
TO DISCUSS THAT POSSIBILITY.
>> THE NIGHT TEAMS, JOHN PAUL
BARAJAS HAS BEEN IN UVALDE ALL
DAY SPEAKING WITH THE PEOPLE
THERE AND ALSO TRYING TO TRACK
DOWN SCHOOL OFFICIALS. WHY DO
YOU THINK IT TOOK THE SCHOOL
DISTRICT SO LONG TO ACTUALLY
CONSIDER FIRING PEOPLE?
>> THEY GOT ON THAT.
>> NEARLY 2 MONTHS AFTER THE
DEADLY SCHOOL SHOOTING IN
TEXAS. THE UVALDE CONSOLIDATED
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
SCHOOL BOARD ANNOUNCED IT WILL
CONSIDER STRIPPING DISTRICT
POLICE CHIEF PETE ARREDONDO OF
HIS TITLE IN A SPECIAL MEETING
SATURDAY. AND THEN THOSE BEEN
ON ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE SINCE
JUNE 22ND VALLEY RESIDENT
MEDINA CAMACHO SAYS SHE ISN'T
SATISFIED THEY KNEW SINCE THE
BEGINNING.
>> THAT HE HAD THEY SHOULD HAVE
DONE THAT A LONG TIME AGO.
I'M VERY LONG TIME AGO.
DISTRICT OFFICIALS HEARD FROM
PARENTS DURING A MORE THAN 3
HOUR LONG SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
MONDAY NIGHT. THIS ISN'T THE
END. THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING
OF THE WAR. 2 GUYS, FREE AGENT.
>> WORKING IT CLEAR THEY WANT
OUT OF THEM, THOUGH, OUT EVEN
THREATENED TO REMOVE
SUPERINTENDENT HAL HARRELL OF
HIS JOB. IF HE DIDN'T HAPPEN.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
HAIL RECOMMENDED FIRING THAT
THE
NEXT DAY TELLS US HIS SECOND
COUSIN ABOUT ON THOSE HAD THIS
TO SAY.
>> I THINK BEACH TO RESIGN THE
SERIES AND THE SELF. YOU KNOW,
IT'S FAIR WHERE THE SCHOOL THE
PEOPLE.
>> COMING FROM HIS OWN FAMILY
MEMBER, EVEN THOUGH ITS
DISTANT. WHY DO YOU THINK YOU
FEEL THAT WAY?
>> I'M BEING HONEST ABOUT IT.
WE TRIED GETTING COMING FROM
SCHOOL OFFICIALS AFTER THE
CLOSE SAFETY AND SECURITY
MEETING.
IF YOU WE WERE ABLE TO CATCH,
DIDN'T STOP.
>> I WAS GOING TO BE HIS
CONSCIENCE. I CAN'T SLEEP.
I HOPE HE HIT HIM AND EVERYBODY
ELSE THAT GOT INVOLVED
POTENTIALLY BE THERE TO AND IT
WILL BE A MAN RESIGNED AND
UVALDE JOHN PAUL BARAJAS KSAT,
12 NEWS.
>> THE 2 NEW DEVELOPMENTS
TONIGHT IN THE MIGRANT TRAGEDY
IN SAN ANTONIO. FEDERAL JURY
RETURNED 2 INDICTMENTS TODAY.
A GRAND JURY. 46 YEAR-OLD
EMERIL ZAMORANO AND 28 YEAR-OLD
CHRISTIAN MARTINEZ FACING HUMAN
SMUGGLING CHARGES. ONE COUNT
INVOLVE DEATH. THE OTHER IS
SERIOUS INJURY. BOTH SUSPECTS
STILL IN FEDERAL CUSTODY
WITHOUT BOND. TONIGHT,
INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY WERE
INVOLVED IN THE TRANSPORTING OF
DOZENS OF MIGRANTS IN THE BACK
OF AN 18 WHEELER. 53 PEOPLE
DIED AFTER THEY WERE FOUND
TRAPPED IN THE BACK OF THAT BIG
RIG LAST MONTH. A TRIAL DATE
HAS NOT BEEN SET YET AND THERE
ARE MIGRANTS THAT SEEK ASYLUM.
IT IS LEGAL AND THAT AS THAT
PROCESS PLAYS OUT, A LOT OF
THESE PEOPLE MAKE THEIR WAY
THROUGH SAN ANTONIO TO TRAVEL
TO THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS AND
OTHER PARTS OF THE U.S..
A LOT OF PEOPLE SHOW UP THE
MIGRANT RESOURCE CENTER IN SAN
ANTONIO, BUT SOME NEIGHBORS
IN THE AREA NOTICED A LOT OF
THOSE PEOPLE ACTUALLY OUTSIDE
IN THE HOT SIDE.
>> WHAT A FUNNY. I WANT TO
SELL.
THE MIGRANT CENTER IS THEIR
CONDITION. BUT THIS FATHER FROM
VENEZUELA SAYS IT'S TOO MUCH.
IT'S TOO COLD.
>> HE DOESN'T WANT HIS CHILDREN
TO GET SICK INSIDE. SO THEY SIT
OUTSIDE TOGETHER IN THE SHADE
OUTSIDE STOREFRONTS OF A NEARBY
RETAIL CENTER OF THE CITY SAYS
IT IS ASKING THESE MIGRANTS
NOT TO CONGREGATE IN RETAIL
AREAS OR PARKING LOTS IN THE
AREA AROUND THE MIGRANT
RESOURCE CENTER OFF SAN PEDRO
WHERE DONATIONS ARE BEING
DROPPED OFF BY THE PUBLIC.
NOW TO A STORY THAT'S AFFECTING
EVERYONE. MORE PEOPLE ARE GOING
TO THE SAN ANTONIO FOOD BANK,
THE LINES THERE ARE GETTING
LONGER AS MORE PEOPLE FACE,
RENT, UTILITY AND GAS HIKES.
>> YOU SAW PEOPLE SUFFERED
DURING THE PANDEMIC. BUT
TONIGHT WE'RE GOING TO SHOW YOU
HOW INFLATION IS IMPACTING
FAMILIES IN A DIFFERENT WAY.
>> GOING TO THE GROCERY STORE
HAS BEEN $100 A WEEK. THAT'S
$400 A MONTH. WE'VE ALL SEEN
IT. MONEY ISN'T GOING AS FAR
AND FAMILIES ARE FORCED TO FIND
WAYS TO MAKE ENDS MEET.
>> I JUST MAKE SURE TO GET WHAT
I NEED AND NOT
>> OVER, YOU KNOW, A PURCHASE.
I DO KNOW PEOPLE WHO ARE CLOSE
TO ME THAT DO GO TO THE FOOD
BANK. I MEAN, JUST THE BARE
NECESSITIES. VOLUNTEERS AT THE
SAN ANTONIO FOOD BANK ARE
FILLING TRUNKS OF CARS WITH
BOXES OF FOOD, MILK AND FRUIT.
>> TO HELP NOURISH FAMILIES,
AND IT'S DIRECTLY RELATED TO
THIS ECONOMIC IMPACT OF
INFLATION. ERIC COOPER IS THE
FOOD BANK'S PRESIDENT AND CEO
SUMMERS ARE ALREADY BUSY SINCE
KIDS ARE OUT OF SCHOOL AND
FAMILIES ARE SERVING MORE MEALS
AT HOME. ADD TO THAT INFLATION
THAT STRETCHED FAMILY'S PAST
THEIR LIMIT. WE TYPICALLY SEE
ABOUT 90,000 PEOPLE A WEEK.
THAT NUMBER IS NOW GONE OVER
100,000 PEOPLE A WEEK.
>> LOOKING FOR FOOD.
>> TO PUT THAT INTO PERSPECTIVE
DURING THE PANDEMIC SHUT DOWN,
THE FOOD BANK SERVED 120,000
PEOPLE A WEEK. MANY OF THOSE
PEOPLE COULDN'T WORK THIS TIME.
MANY DO HAVE JOBS. THEY'RE JUST
NOT MAKING ENOUGH. THEY CAN
AFFORD TO.
>> PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE AND
PAY THEIR UTILITY BILLS.
AND SO THEY'RE THEY'RE COMING
TO US.
>> INFLATION IS ALSO LEADING TO
ANOTHER CHALLENGE AT THE FOOD
BANK. THERE'S LESS FOOD ON THE
SHELVES. THE SUPPLY CHAIN IS
STILL DISRUPTED. OUR COSTS FOR
TRANSPORTATION, LOGISTICS OF
GONE UP AND
>> TO BE HONEST, THERE'S LESS
FOOD THAT WE'RE ABLE TO SOURCE.
>> IN THIS ENVIRONMENT. BUT
THE FOOD BANK IS NOT GIVING
UP, WILL BE ABLE TO DO WHAT
WE CAN TO MAKE SURE THOSE NEEDS
ARE MET.
>> SO FAMILIES, PLEASE, IF
YOU'RE STRUGGLING.
>> WE REACHED OUT TO THE FOOD
BANK.
>> AND YOU CAN HELP TO THE FOOD
BANK NEEDS VOLUNTEERS. SO IF
YOU WANT TO SIGN UP, MAKE A
DONATION OR FIND A FOOD
DISTRIBUTION SITE. JUST GET IN
TOUCH WITH THE FOODBANK.
YOU CAN CALL THEM THE NUMBERS
ON YOUR SCREEN. IT'S TO 10, 3,
3, 7, 36 63, YOU CAN ALSO LOG
ON TO SA FOOD BANK DOT ORG.
AND WE ALSO HAVE THAT LINK FOR
YOU ON OUR WEBSITE. KSAT DOT
COM.
>> SAN ANTONIO POLICE HAVE A
MYSTERY ON THEIR HANDS TONIGHT.
A WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN FRONT
OF AN ABANDONED HOME ON
SATELLITE. WE STREET ON THE
WEST SIDE. NOW, INVESTIGATORS
TRYING TO ANSWER 2 QUESTIONS.
WHO IS SHE AND WHO LEFT HER?
THERE? A WITNESS CALLED POLICE
SAYING THEY SAW SOMEONE DROPPED
THE BODY OFF AROUND 2 THIS
AFTERNOON. IT'S UNCLEAR IF THE
WOMAN WAS SHOT OR STABBED.
IF YOU HAVE INFORMATION THAT
COULD HELP IN THIS CASE.
CALL SAN ANTONIO POLICE.
NOW TO A NIGHTBEAT UPDATE.
HE WAS CAUGHT ON CAMERA AND NOW
POLICE SAY THEY CAUGHT UP WITH
AND NUDE IN A NEIGHBORHOOD NOW
UNDER ARREST. WE SHOWED YOU
THIS VIDEO LAST WEEK. PEOPLE
LIVING NEAR NACOGDOCHES ROAD
AND 1000 HE WAS SEEN ON THEIR
DOORBELL CAMERAS NAKED,
TOUCHING HIMSELF,
INAPPROPRIATELY. THEY SHARED
THE EVIDENCE WITH POLICE.
BUT RAMOS WAS ARRESTED
YESTERDAY BEFORE MIDNIGHT.
RIGHT NOW THE 36 YEAR-OLD
FACING A CHARGE OF INDECENT
EXPOSURE 2 YEARS AGO HE WAS
ARRESTED A SIMILAR CASE.
INVESTIGATORS SAY HE WALKED
AROUND NAKED IN THE TIMBER WORD
PARK AREA.
SHE WAS RUN OVER AND KILLED AND
HER HUSBAND, DAVID US, THAT IS
ACCUSED OF DOING IT.
>> NOW THE MEAN GOT THIS.
GUINNESS FAMILY SAYS THAT SHE
WAS ABUSED WEEKS BEFORE SHE
DIED. NOW, TODAY WAS THE 3RD
DAY OF THE U.S. THROUGHOUT THE
TRIAL. THE VICTIM'S SISTER TOOK
THE STAND AND SHE TOLD THE JURY
THAT SHE SAW IT'S THAT
REPEATEDLY PUNCHES WIFE OUTSIDE
OF A FAMILY BIRTHDAY PARTY IN
2020 2 WEEKS LATER, THIS GET
THAT WAS KILLED. POLICE SAY
THAT IS NOT A CLAIM THAT
SOMEONE ELSE RUNNER OVER.
THEY SAY THAT HE CHANGED HIS
STORY AFTER SEEING PHOTOS OF
BLOOD AND DAMAGE TO HIS TRUCK.
>> THEN TRY TO KIND OF BLAME
HER FOR NOT JUMPING OUT OF THE
WAY. I
>> STEIN IS NOW FREE ON BOND
WHILE HIS TRIAL TAKES PLACE.
IF CONVICTED, HE FACES UP TO 99
YEARS IN PRISON.
>> ALL RIGHT. NOW FOR A LOOK
AT YOUR HEADLINES IN YOUR
NIGHTBEAT NEWSFLASH A GPS
TRACKER LEAD SAN ANTONIO POLICE
RIGHT TO THE SKY. INVESTIGATORS
SAY IT WAS ON A PIECE OF HEAVY
MACHINERY THAT RENE GONZALES IS
ACCUSED OF STEALING REPORTEDLY
STOLEN FROM ANY SIDE BUSINESS
THIS MORNING. OFFICERS TRACKED
IT DOWN TO A HOME ON THE WEST
SIDE. GONZALES SNAPPED OUR
CAMERAS WHEN HE SAW DID NOT
MUCH TO SAY, THOUGH, ALONG WITH
A BACKHOE. HE'S ALSO ACCUSED OF
STEALING FIREARMS CASH AND LAWN
EQUIPMENT. POLICE SAY HE MAY
ALSO HAVE A WARRANT FOR A CAR
BURGLARY OUT IN ANOTHER COUNTY.
ANAME CHANGE NOW PERMIT FOR
A WEST SIDE. COMMUNITY STREET
SIGNS NOW MARKER ROADWAY THAT
RESIDENTS SPOT TO CHANGE
SEVERAL YEARS AGO. IT IS NOW
HISTORIC OLD HIGHWAY 90 AGAIN.
CITY LEADERS FIRST CHANGE THE
NAME TO ENRIQUE BARRERA PARKWAY
BACK IN 2015 TO HONOR THE
FORMER CITY COUNCILMAN
BUSINESSES IN THE AREA ARGUED
THAT CAUSED CONFUSION AND HURT
THEIR BUSINESSES. THE
COMMUNITY'S IDENTITY BACK IN
FEBRUARY, COUNCIL MEMBERS VOTED
TO CHANGE THE NAME BACK AND
NOW SIGNS ARE UP TO RETURN THE
ROAD. 2 HISTORIC OLD HIGHWAY
90. HIGHWAY, 90 SITE. THAT'S A
LOOK AT YOUR NIGHTBEAT
NEWSFLASH.
>> 5 PEOPLE THAT NEED TO GET
20 MILLION DOLLARS TO
INVOLVEMENT. EVERYTHING IS
>> YOU KNOW THAT SAN ANTONIO
LOST IN SYMPHONY NOT TOO LONG
AGO, BUT THERE IS AN EFFORT TO
BRING
IT BACK. THE MULTIMILLION
DOLLAR PLAN THAT STARTING TO
TAKE SHAPE.
>> AND KSAT OF US TO GET TO
MILITARY UPGRADE WHEN IT COMES
TO SEVERAL LOCAL LAW
ENFORCEMENT. WHAT WAS UNCOVERED
MEETING A NEED OR MILITARIZING
POLICE. THESE MINE-RESISTANT
AMBUSH PROTECTED VEHICLES ARE
M RAP'S AS THEY CALLED ONCE
BELONGED TO THE U.S. MILITARY.
TODAY THEY BELONG TO SEVERAL
LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS.
THEY ACCOUNT FOR PART OF THE
NEARLY 10 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF MILITARY EQUIPMENT SENT TO
LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT. KSAT
INVESTIGATES LEARNED MORE THAN
A 4TH OF THAT WAS SENT TO THE
SAN MARCUS PD ALONE. THE
DEPARTMENT REFUSED OUR
INTERVIEW REQUEST THE VEHICLES
IN GEAR. PART OF A FEDERAL
PROGRAM THAT MAKES SURPLUS
MILITARY ITEMS AVAILABLE TO LAW
ENFORCEMENT FOR FREE. BUT THERE
ARE MIXED FEELINGS ABOUT
WHETHER THIS HELPS OR HURTS
POLICE.
IT ABSOLUTELY DOES. GO AGAINST
THE GRAIN OF COMMUNITY
POLICING. IT ABSOLUTELY SENDS
THE WRONG MESSAGE.
>> THE CORAL POLICE DEPARTMENT
AMONG SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS THAT
RECEIVED AN M RAPIDS. WELL,
THEIR POLICE CHIEF SAYS THE
VEHICLE FILLED A MUCH-NEEDED
VOID THAT THAT CITY'S BUDGET
JUST COULD NOT.
>> THIS IS OUR SWAT VEHICLE.
IF IT'S NEEDED FOR THAT, WE
DON'T WE DON'T HAVE ANOTHER
TASK WILL BE.
>> THE KSAT INVESTIGATES
REACHED OUT TO SEVERAL
DEPARTMENTS WHO PARTICIPATED IN
THIS MILITARY PROGRAM. YOU CAN
READ MORE ABOUT HOW THEY'VE
USED THE MILITARY GEAR RIGHT
NOW ON KSAT DOT COM.
>> NOW TO A NIGHTBEAT UPDATE,
BUILDING A FALL SEASON AND
AUMENTAN MUST TRUST OF THE
COMMUNITY AND MUSICIANS.
IT'S A LOT. THAT'S WHAT FORMER
MEMBERS OF THE NOW DISSOLVED
SAN ANTONIO SYMPHONY SOCIETY
ARE UP TO THE SUMMER. THE NIGHT
TEAM'S PATTY SANTOS TELLS US
THE MUSICIANS OF THE SAN
ANTONIO SYMPHONY HAVE A NEW
BOARD AND THEY'RE PUTTING
TOGETHER A NEW PLAN.
>> THE ULTIMATE GOAL IS, YOU
KNOW, GROW THIS INTO A GREAT
ORCHESTRA FOR THE CITY AND,
YOU KNOW, CONTINUE THAT THE
WORK THAT THE SAN ANTONIO
SYMPHONY DID FOR THE 83 YEARS
OF ITS EXISTENCE OF BRIAN PECK
OF IT HAS BEEN WORKING
TIRELESSLY TO SECURE A BUSINESS
PLAN TO MOVE FORWARD. NOT ONLY
WITH THE FALL SEASON BOUGHT AN
ENDOWMENT TO SUPPORT THE FUTURE
OF THE ORCHESTRA. WE'VE BEEN
KNOCKING ON THE DOORS OF OUR
CORE CORE SUPPORTERS OVER TIME.
THE 5 PEOPLE THAT NEED TO GET
20 MILLION DOLLARS TO AND ALL
>> EVERYTHING IS FIXED, WHICH I
MEAN $100 MILLION DOLLAR
ENDOWMENT. IT'S LIFESAVER, BUT
IT WILL.
>> IT WILL BRING THE CRUCIAL
PART TO THE TABLE THAT THESE
THE SECURITY OF THAT JUST A
FEW FORMER SAN ANTONIO SYMPHONY
MUSIC DIRECTOR EMERITUS
SEBASTIAN LANG LASTING SAYS
THEY HAVE THE ENDOWMENT WILL
ENSURE THE ORGANIZATION.
>> IS NOT EXISTING PAYROLL TO
PAY ROLL. HE THINKS THE
ENDOWMENT BOARD SHOULD HAVE A
COUNTY AND CITY REPRESENTATIVE
TO HOLD THE ORGANIZATION
ACCOUNTABLE AND PROVIDE
GUIDANCE ALONG WITH MUSICIAN
MEMBERS. LANG LISTING SAYS THE
NEW ORGANIZATION WILL ALSO NEED
A BETTER STRUCTURED ACCOUNTING
AND BUDGETING PROCESS. ANY
WANTS TO SEE A MANAGEMENT
BALANCE BETWEEN THE BOARD AND
ITS CEO. ALL OF THIS WILL.
>> AVOID THE PROBLEMS OF THE
POTS AND NOW IT IS ALSO THE
OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD AN
ORGANIZATION THAT THIS MORE
THAT TO THE NEEDS OF THE 21ST
CENTURY. THE NEW ORGANIZATION
WILL HAVE A BIG FOCUS ON
COMMUNITY ARTS, EDUCATION.
LANG LESSING SAYS A STRONG AND
DOWN AND COULD ALSO MAKE THE
SYMPHONY MORE ACCESSIBLE AND
AFFORDABLE TO OUR COMMUNITY.
40% OF ALL BUDGET HAS COME TO
DO THAT. SO THAT'S THAT'S
UNREALISTIC. ESPECIALLY IN
DEMOGRAPHIC. BLACKS OUGHT TO.
>> AND SEVERAL MUSICIANS HAVE
ALREADY LEFT TO TAKE JOBS IN
OTHER CITIES. WELL, ORCHESTRA
LEADERS SAY THEY REALLY HAVE TO
WORK TO REASSURE MUSICIANS THAT
THEY HAVE A SECURE FUTURE HERE
IN SAN ANTONIO, PATTY SANTOS,
KSAT, 12 NEWS.
>> AND NOW WE'RE GOING TO TAKE
A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE SKY 12 OVER
THE QUARRY. 86 DEGREES RIGHT
NOW AND WE'RE JUST GOING TO
KEEP GETTING MORE OF THE SAYING
HAHA. YEAH, YEAH. YOU KNOW, I
DID MODIFY A LITTLE PIECE OF
THE FORECAST I KNOW THERE'S A
LITTLE RAIN CHANCE BACK IN,
UNFORTUNATELY IN SOMETHING
SIGNIFICANT. BUT
>> MEANWHILE, UPS, RIGHT?
YOU KNOW, IS THAT RAIN? YEAH,
EXACTLY. IT'S JUST BABY STEPS.
IT'S IT'S SOMETHING I WANT TO
TALK RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURES. TAKE A LOOK AT THE STATE TODAY.
NOW JUST OF THE LISTED SITES
THERE, THE VAST MAJORITY THAT
VAST MAJORITY, WE'RE RECORDS
HIGHLIGHTED IN BLUE, INCLUDING
US HERE IN SAN ANTONIO 104,
THE HIGH TEMPERATURE AND THAT
WAS A RECORD HIGH BY 3 DEGREES.
THE AVERAGE BE 95 AND OF
COURSE, THE OLD RECORD, 101 SET
BACK IN 1996. SO NOW WE'RE AT
41 FOR THE COUNT OF 100 DEGREE
DAYS SO FAR THIS YEAR. AND THAT
TIES FOR 3RD PLACE OF ALL-TIME
RANKINGS FOR 100 DEGREE DAYS IN
THE YEAR AND TOMORROW WILL BE
42. WE'LL HAVE TO UPDATE PUT
2022 IN THE 3RD PLACE POSITION
TO PUT IN PERSPECTIVE BACK IN
2009 WHEN WE HAD 59 TOTAL BY
THIS DATE, WE HAD 28. SO WE ARE
FAR OUTPACING THE RECORD SO
FAR. 88 RIGHT NOW, DEW 0, 73,
VERY STICKY. SO IT FEELS LIKE
IT'S 96 DEGREES. AND FOR THE
MOST PART, WE'RE IN THE 80'S,
OF COURSE, A LITTLE BIT WARMER
FARTHER TO THE WEST VALLEY.
91 COTULLA. 92 IN DEL RIO.
STILL AT 99. BUT 84 GONZALES,
87 STINSON ON THE SOUTH SIDE
AND BANDERA NOW AT 88 GOING TO
HEAD TOMORROW, I THINK WILL
TRIM OFF A FEW DEGREES COMPARED
TO WHAT WE HAD TODAY, BUT STILL
RECORD CHALLENGING 100 TO
TOMORROW WILL TIE THE RECORD
FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY, THEN
EVEN INTO NEXT WEEK FOR THE
MOST PART WILL BE IN THE LOW
1. 100'S. SO WE'RE OBVIOUSLY
LOOKING FOR SOME RAIN. WE NEED
SOME RAIN. AND THIS IS A LOOK
AT THE AQUIFER JUST SINCE
MARCH. 1ST. AND YOU SEE THE
STEADY DECLINE ALL THE WAY UP
TO TURN OUT. AND WE STILL HAVE
STAGE 2 WATERING RESTRICTIONS
HERE FOR SAWS. CUSTOMERS.
AND ONE THING I WANT TO POINT
OUT THE Y AXIS YEAR. IS THE
RANGE OF IT IS THE ALL-TIME LOW
AQUA FOR READING AND THE
ALL-TIME HIGH. SO WE'RE
REALLY COMPARING THE AQUA FOR
SINCE MARCH. 1ST TO THE
ALL-TIME EXTREMES OF THE LOWEST
AND THE HIGHEST. SO LET'S TALK
ABOUT RAINFALL. WE HAD SOME IN
OTHER PARTS OF TEXAS AND
ACTUALLY NORTH OF US WILL SEE
MORE RAIN EVEN IN THE COMING
DAYS. BUT THAT'S WHERE THE
ACTIVITY HAS BEEN THAN EVEN
THAT ISN'T ALL THAT
SIGNIFICANT. UPPER LEVEL HIGH,
BIG BLUE H OVER ARIZONA.
IT'S GOING TO SLIDE EASTWARD
AND OPENED THE DOOR FOR A
STEERING FLOW FROM THE GULF
OF MEXICO AND ATLANTIC.
HOWEVER, NOT EVEN A SWIRL OUT
THERE TO DEVELOP. NO
DEVELOPMENT EXPECTED OVER AT
LEAST THE NEXT 5 DAYS IN THE
ATLANTIC BASIN, WHICH INCLUDES
THE GULF AND THE CARIBBEAN.
OF EVEN THOUGH THE DOOR WILL
B OPEN FOR MOISTURE RICH.
WELL, TROPICAL DISTURBANCE TO
MOVE IN DOESN'T LOOK LIKE
ANYTHING IS GOING TO BE
AVAILABLE. 79 TOMORROW MORNING.
92 AT NOON 100 TO THE HIGH
TEMPERATURE WILL FEEL LIKE IT'S
BETWEEN TO WIN ONE '05. PRETTY
MUCH EVERYBODY AT OR ABOVE 100
DEGREES TOMORROW, A FEW
EXCEPTIONS. MAYBE 99 IN BOERNE
IN HELOTES BUT OTHERWISE
LAVERNIA 102 ALONG WITH SEGUIN
AND ONE OF 3 IN HONDO STONE
OAK ABOUT 100 WON. HERE'S THAT
LITTLE DIFFERENCE WEDNESDAY OF
NEXT WEEK. I DO THINK WE COULD
SEE A FEW OF THOSE AFTERNOON
POP-UP THUNDERSTORMS DEVELOP.
SO RIGHT NOW WE THREW IN THAT
10% CHANCE. I KNOW IT'S NOT
MUCH BUT IT'S THE LITTLE
VICTORIES A GUESS IN THIS
SITUATION. AND IT'S SOMETHING
FOR NOW SOMETHING WE'LL TAKE WHATEVER WE CAN GET. THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT. HE IS SOMEONE WHO IS
VERY WELL-KNOWN IN THE
COMMUNITY FOR WHAT HE DOES.
WHAT HIS FAMILY IS DONE YET TO
SEE IS GETTING SOME NATIONAL
RECOGNITION. YEAH, RASHAD
WISDOM IS A HARD-HITTING SAFETY
FOR AND WE KNOW WHAT HE'S DOING
WITH.
>> THE BRYCE WISDOM FOUNDATION
AND HE IS NOW GETTING
RECOGNIZED FOR HIS WORK ON AND
OFF THE FIELD FOR HIS WORK IN
THE CLASSROOM.
>> AND FOR JUST BEING A ALL
AROUND GOOD PERSON. AND THE
NFL DAK PRESCOTT IS HAPPY.
THAT IS NUMBER ONE. TIGHT END
IS BACK. COMING UP.