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How was your weekend? Leslie and her friends were up late Friday night enjoying Billy Currington's show. I saw ‘Joker' Saturday night. Dark doesn't even begin to describe that movie but I can appreciate Joaquin Phoenix's riveting performance. Sunday was football day.... and ended with a nice steak dinner. Not a bad weekend for either of us! Have a great Monday. - Mark & Leslie Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Monday, October 14: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending Map: 10 US cities where most San Antonio transplants came from Signs of growth are visible all around San Antonio, from constant construction on Interstate 35 to new luxury complexes in the downtown area. A new map provides some insight on who is contributing to this bloom in Bexar County and where they came from. Location intelligence company Esri, using IRS data from 2015-2016, mapped out the migrations of people to Bexar County. Popovich fires back at President Trump, praises Adam Silver The war of words continues between the NBA and President Donald Trump. Trump criticized both Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich for their remarks regarding the league's ongoing controversy with China Wednesday. During media availability before San Antonio's third preseason game Sunday, Popovich was asked if he had any response to the President's comments. Fortnite game ends, leaves player screens with tiny black hole Anybody looking forward to playing Sunday's live Fortnite event called, "The End," couldn't have imagined it would live up to its name so literally. Just after 1 p.m., millions of players saw their screens turn into a tiny black hole after the game went out of existence. Now, players around the world are wondering what will happen next with servers down and the black hole still on screens. Today's Headlines 'Cherish your family': Mother of crash victim remembers her son as inspiration to community The mother of a young church leader who died in a crash Friday wants people to use his memory of serving others as an example to live by. Meleah Christensen said she raised Tristen Gage, 22, as a single mother. She said he was very mature for his age. "He helped take care of his brother and sister and nieces and nephews," Christensen said. "You know, I had him at a young age, and he helped me grow up. He taught me things and I will never be able to repay him for that." She said even going through hard times, her son had a good head on his shoulders. 'It's in the hands of law enforcement': Mayor comments on suspect's terroristic threat arrest Mayor Ron Nirenberg encouraged the public to report any suspicious activity Sunday after a man was arrested and accused of threatening him. Adam Thomas Converse, 25, was taken into custody over the weekend after sending several threats to Nirenberg on Facebook Messenger. The mayor's staff feared Converse could be "the next mass shooter," according to the arrest affidavit. Man killed after being ejected in rollover crash on Loop 1604 A man is his 20s was killed late Sunday night after he was ejected in a rollover crash on the city's far West Side, San Antonio police said. Officers responded just before midnight after the man lost control of his jeep near Loop 1604 and Military Drive West and rolled it several times just before being ejected. KSAT12 Safe Halloween Spooktakular Don't miss out on Halloween fun and games! Looking for a SAFE, family-friendly Halloween activity? October 27th, 11am to 6pm at Sunset Station. TICKETS HERE. 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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How was your weekend?

Leslie and her friends were up late Friday night enjoying Billy Currington's show. I saw ‘Joker' Saturday night. Dark doesn't even begin to describe that movie but I can appreciate Joaquin Phoenix's riveting performance.

Sunday was football day.... and ended with a nice steak dinner. Not a bad weekend for either of us!

Have a great Monday.

- Mark & Leslie

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Monday, October 14:

CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE

Signs of growth are visible all around San Antonio, from constant construction on Interstate 35 to new luxury complexes in the downtown area. A new map provides some insight on who is contributing to this bloom in Bexar County and where they came from. Location intelligence company Esri, using IRS data from 2015-2016, mapped out the migrations of people to Bexar County.

Popovich fires back at President Trump, praises Adam Silver

The war of words continues between the NBA and President Donald Trump. Trump criticized both Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich for their remarks regarding the league's ongoing controversy with China Wednesday. During media availability before San Antonio's third preseason game Sunday, Popovich was asked if he had any response to the President's comments.

Fortnite game ends, leaves player screens with tiny black hole

Anybody looking forward to playing Sunday's live Fortnite event called, "The End," couldn't have imagined it would live up to its name so literally. Just after 1 p.m., millions of players saw their screens turn into a tiny black hole after the game went out of existence. Now, players around the world are wondering what will happen next with servers down and the black hole still on screens.

Today's Headlines

'Cherish your family': Mother of crash victim remembers her son as inspiration to community

The mother of a young church leader who died in a crash Friday wants people to use his memory of serving others as an example to live by. Meleah Christensen said she raised Tristen Gage, 22, as a single mother. She said he was very mature for his age. "He helped take care of his brother and sister and nieces and nephews," Christensen said. "You know, I had him at a young age, and he helped me grow up. He taught me things and I will never be able to repay him for that." She said even going through hard times, her son had a good head on his shoulders.

'It's in the hands of law enforcement': Mayor comments on suspect's terroristic threat arrest

Mayor Ron Nirenberg encouraged the public to report any suspicious activity Sunday after a man was arrested and accused of threatening him. Adam Thomas Converse, 25, was taken into custody over the weekend after sending several threats to Nirenberg on Facebook Messenger. The mayor's staff feared Converse could be "the next mass shooter," according to the arrest affidavit.

Man killed after being ejected in rollover crash on Loop 1604

A man is his 20s was killed late Sunday night after he was ejected in a rollover crash on the city's far West Side, San Antonio police said. Officers responded just before midnight after the man lost control of his jeep near Loop 1604 and Military Drive West and rolled it several times just before being ejected.