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Good morning and welcome to your Monday morning! Leslie spent a whirlwind weekend celebrating a dear friend's daughter's birthday in Kansas. She said it was nice and cool up in the nation's heartland. I spent the weekend trying to get out in front of a cross town move set for this Friday. I think I'm in pretty good shape, taking stuff over in small loads, and should only have furniture and appliances left for the movers to handle. I also took time to watch some football on Sunday. We hope you had a good weekend. We've all settled into our back to school routines and it's so nice to have all of our amazing viewers back after the summer break. Thank you for choosing to make us a part of your weekday mornings! - Mark & Leslie Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Monday, September 16: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending Another shot at much-needed rain this week With severe drought gripping areas around San Antonio, we could use some beneficial rainfall. Thankfully, there's a decent shot at showers and storms this week. After a dry and hot weekend, tropical energy in the Gulf of Mexico will move toward the Texas coast during the week, gradually increasing rain chances through Thursday. Every day, especially Wednesday and Thursday, pop-up showers and storms will likely pepper the radar. Any storms that develop will be capable of heavy downpours, gusty winds, and lightning. Free burgers, discounts offered in San Antonio on National Cheeseburger Day If you're a burger lover, you probably don't need an excuse to indulge, but here's one anyway. Wednesday is National Cheeseburger Day, and restaurants around San Antonio are offering deals Here's a list of the promotions we've found so far (keep checking back for additions.) Dak double: Cowboys' Prescott beats Redskins with legs, arm Dak Prescott probably could have kept running -- maybe all the way to the end zone. Instead, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback stiff-armed Washington Redskins cornerback Josh Norman to put an exclamation point on his longest run of the game. Prescott spent Sunday afternoon carving up the Redskins' defense with his arms and legs to the tune of 26 of 30 passing for 269 yards and three touchdowns and 69 yards rushing in a 31-21 Cowboys victory to improve to 2-0. Today's Headlines Catholic Charities exaggerates number of clients served per year, employees say A former vice president of Catholic Charities of San Antonio and other former and current employees say the organization is greatly misrepresenting how many people it serves each year. The nonprofit has repeatedly claimed that it serves or impacts more than 250,000 clients. Court hearing continues Monday that could determine whether GBRA can drain lakes The futures of four lakes along the Guadalupe River are on the line as a critical court hearing resuming Monday could keep them from being drained - at least for now. Property owners are requesting a temporary injunction to keep the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority from draining Lake McQueeney, Lake Placid, Meadow Lake, and Lake Gonzales. The hearing over whether to grant a temporary injunction began last Wednesday and might last into the week. Salazar email to deputies: DWI issue 'again reared its ugly head' Hours after an off-duty Bexar County Sheriff's Office deputy was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, Sheriff Javier Salazar sent an agencywide email stating that the DWI issue had "again reared its ugly head." The email, sent to the rank and file following the arrest of Deputy Ricardo Maldonado, said alcohol-related arrests were down but that there remained work to do. 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 and welcome to your Monday morning!

Leslie spent a whirlwind weekend celebrating a dear friend's daughter's birthday in Kansas. She said it was nice and cool up in the nation's heartland. I spent the weekend trying to get out in front of a cross town move set for this Friday. I think I'm in pretty good shape, taking stuff over in small loads, and should only have furniture and appliances left for the movers to handle. I also took time to watch some football on Sunday. We hope you had a good weekend.

We've all settled into our back to school routines and it's so nice to have all of our amazing viewers back after the summer break.

Thank you for choosing to make us a part of your weekday mornings!

- Mark & Leslie

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Monday, September 16:

CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE

With severe drought gripping areas around San Antonio, we could use some beneficial rainfall. Thankfully, there's a decent shot at showers and storms this week. After a dry and hot weekend, tropical energy in the Gulf of Mexico will move toward the Texas coast during the week, gradually increasing rain chances through Thursday. Every day, especially Wednesday and Thursday, pop-up showers and storms will likely pepper the radar. Any storms that develop will be capable of heavy downpours, gusty winds, and lightning.

Free burgers, discounts offered in San Antonio on National Cheeseburger Day

If you're a burger lover, you probably don't need an excuse to indulge, but here's one anyway. Wednesday is National Cheeseburger Day, and restaurants around San Antonio are offering deals Here's a list of the promotions we've found so far (keep checking back for additions.)

Dak double: Cowboys' Prescott beats Redskins with legs, arm

Dak Prescott probably could have kept running -- maybe all the way to the end zone. Instead, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback stiff-armed Washington Redskins cornerback Josh Norman to put an exclamation point on his longest run of the game. Prescott spent Sunday afternoon carving up the Redskins' defense with his arms and legs to the tune of 26 of 30 passing for 269 yards and three touchdowns and 69 yards rushing in a 31-21 Cowboys victory to improve to 2-0.

Today's Headlines

Catholic Charities exaggerates number of clients served per year, employees say

A former vice president of Catholic Charities of San Antonio and other former and current employees say the organization is greatly misrepresenting how many people it serves each year. The nonprofit has repeatedly claimed that it serves or impacts more than 250,000 clients.

Court hearing continues Monday that could determine whether GBRA can drain lakes

The futures of four lakes along the Guadalupe River are on the line as a critical court hearing resuming Monday could keep them from being drained - at least for now. Property owners are requesting a temporary injunction to keep the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority from draining Lake McQueeney, Lake Placid, Meadow Lake, and Lake Gonzales. The hearing over whether to grant a temporary injunction began last Wednesday and might last into the week.

Salazar email to deputies: DWI issue 'again reared its ugly head'

Hours after an off-duty Bexar County Sheriff's Office deputy was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, Sheriff Javier Salazar sent an agencywide email stating that the DWI issue had "again reared its ugly head." The email, sent to the rank and file following the arrest of Deputy Ricardo Maldonado, said alcohol-related arrests were down but that there remained work to do.