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Good morning! Can you believe one week from today is July 1st? Then, we’ll be watching fireworks, buying school supplies, going trick or treating, eating turkey and buying Christmas presents. Boom! Hello 2020! Time certainly flies. We hope you’re enjoying having your children home for summer. We know it sounds cliche to remind you to cherish those moments with your kids. Take it from two empty-nesters, you’ll be glad you did. Oh, steal a hug too. Have a great day from everyone at GMSA! - Mark & Leslie Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Monday, June 24: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending John Jay grad climbs the seven summits Reaching the highest peaks is no easy task when it comes to mountain climbing. For John Jay High School graduate, Geneva Keaton, making the summit is what fuels her desire. Keaton has taken that desire to climb the tallest mountain on every continent. KSAT 12 caught up with Keaton and she shared her remarkable journey that has taken her around the world. Chances of storms to start the new week The first full week of summer is upon us! While it will definitely still be hot and muggy across South Texas, there will be a chance of showers and storms early in the week to potentially cool things off a little bit. Here's what you need to know. Beth Chapman from 'Dog the Bounty Hunter' in a medically-induced coma Beth Chapman, the bail bondswoman who starred on the reality show "Dog the Bounty Hunter," is in a medically induced coma, her husband Duane "Dog" Chapman has confirmed on Facebook. Today's Headlines Federal bill would make live-saving opioid addiction treatment easier to prescribe A drug experts say is saving the lives of opioid addicts is barely being prescribed in Texas. That's because doctors need hours of extra training and a government waiver just to write a prescription for buprenorphine. A new federal bill just filed aims to cut that red tape and give doctors leeway. SAPD: Couple, child run from scene of T-bone crash San Antonio police are investigating after the driver of a black Honda T-boned a vehicle on the city's South Side and then ran from the scene with his passengers, including a child, abandoning the car. The crash occurred at West Vestal Place and Commercial Avenue around 10 p.m. Sunday. Police said the driver of the Honda blew through a stop sign, hitting a silver vehicle traveling southbound on Commercial Avenue. Cause of major fire at Schertz hotel under investigation Fire officials are investigating what caused a blaze at a Schertz hotel Saturday night. The fire broke out around 9 p.m. at the La Quinta Inn at Farm to Market Road 3009 and I-35. Officials said three individuals injured in the fire were taken to a hospital, treated and released. A dog that was found not moving on the third floor was also rescued and is on its way to recovery after being nursed back to health. Weather What's the weather going to be like? Click here for more details and get the latest weather forecast from KSAT 12, Your Weather Authority: * Click HERE for weather updates * Download the KSAT Weather app for iPhone and Android TRAFFIC: Transguide Traffic cameras give a live look of the latest traffic conditions

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Good morning!

Can you believe one week from today is July 1st? Then, we’ll be watching fireworks, buying school supplies, going trick or treating, eating turkey and buying Christmas presents. Boom! Hello 2020! Time certainly flies.

We hope you’re enjoying having your children home for summer. We know it sounds cliche to remind you to cherish those moments with your kids. Take it from two empty-nesters, you’ll be glad you did. Oh, steal a hug too.

Have a great day from everyone at GMSA!

- Mark & Leslie

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Monday, June 24:

CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE

Reaching the highest peaks is no easy task when it comes to mountain climbing. For John Jay High School graduate, Geneva Keaton, making the summit is what fuels her desire. Keaton has taken that desire to climb the tallest mountain on every continent. KSAT 12 caught up with Keaton and she shared her remarkable journey that has taken her around the world.

Chances of storms to start the new week

The first full week of summer is upon us! While it will definitely still be hot and muggy across South Texas, there will be a chance of showers and storms early in the week to potentially cool things off a little bit. Here's what you need to know.

Beth Chapman from 'Dog the Bounty Hunter' in a medically-induced coma

Beth Chapman, the bail bondswoman who starred on the reality show "Dog the Bounty Hunter," is in a medically induced coma, her husband Duane "Dog" Chapman has confirmed on Facebook.

Today's Headlines

Federal bill would make live-saving opioid addiction treatment easier to prescribe

A drug experts say is saving the lives of opioid addicts is barely being prescribed in Texas. That's because doctors need hours of extra training and a government waiver just to write a prescription for buprenorphine. A new federal bill just filed aims to cut that red tape and give doctors leeway.

SAPD: Couple, child run from scene of T-bone crash

San Antonio police are investigating after the driver of a black Honda T-boned a vehicle on the city's South Side and then ran from the scene with his passengers, including a child, abandoning the car. The crash occurred at West Vestal Place and Commercial Avenue around 10 p.m. Sunday. Police said the driver of the Honda blew through a stop sign, hitting a silver vehicle traveling southbound on Commercial Avenue.

Cause of major fire at Schertz hotel under investigation

Fire officials are investigating what caused a blaze at a Schertz hotel Saturday night. The fire broke out around 9 p.m. at the La Quinta Inn at Farm to Market Road 3009 and I-35. Officials said three individuals injured in the fire were taken to a hospital, treated and released. A dog that was found not moving on the third floor was also rescued and is on its way to recovery after being nursed back to health.