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Good morning from the GMSA anchor desk. Birthday boy Mark Austin is on vacation, but I’m lucky to have the very talented Max Massey join me for GMSA. I made him blush right off the top of the 4:30 -- he’s quickly learning you never know what will happen or be said on this show! He handled it like the pro he is. Wonder what was said? You should have been watching! Shout out to the other birthday boy. Meteorologist Mike Osterhage celebrates his birthday tomorrow. Weird Mark and Mike were born one day (and 6 years) apart! Time to torture Max again (hee hee!) Make it a fabulous Friday! - Leslie, Max and birthday boy Mike Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Friday, August 2: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending 1990 kidnapping, murder of two San Antonio girls still unsolved The summer of 1990 in San Antonio ended tragically. Not one but two little girls were kidnapped and brutally murdered. Heidi Seeman was abducted on Aug. 4, 1990, and Erica Botello was abducted weeks later on Aug. 23, 1990. They would both be found on the same day, but miles apart. Police later determined the murders were not related. Almost 30 years later, both murders remain unsolved. Get your barbecue fix at Leon Valley restaurant If you grew up in South Texas, some of what's on the menu at El Monte BBQ will sound familiar. Owner and pitmaster Jaime Avila Jr. adds a Tex-Mex twist to his food. "Most of our ingredients have chili powder, paprika, cumin, garlic powder, onion powder, salt, pepper, a little bit of cayenne pepper, you know stuff that we know as a family grew up with," Avila said. Check out these back-to-school events in the San Antonio area This weekend, there are several back-to-school events taking place and free school supplies will be distributed at some of them. Here's a list of those events taking place Aug. 2-4. Today's Headlines BCSO placed teen inmate in solitary confinement against recommendations of medical staff A statement from University Health System released further calls into question the Bexar County Sheriff's Office's handling of a 19-year-old female inmate who attempted suicide inside the jail over the weekend. A spokeswoman for University Health System said the teenage inmate was placed in solitary confinement against the recommendations of UHS staff. The inmate was found hanging from a bedsheet in solitary around 11 p.m. Saturday. Kirby soldier's family gets some justice after hit-and-run suspect sentenced to 10 years in prison A Kirby soldier said his family got some justice Thursday when Judge Jennifer Pena handed the woman who struck him and left him for dead a 10-year prison sentence. Marisa Ross pleaded no contest to the charge of failure to render aid and asked the judge to decide her sentence. Ross told the judge she thought she hit a curb in the morning of Aug. 21, 2017. SAPD: Men chase taxi cab after they say driver tried to lure girls Two men are in police custody after they chased a taxi cab with their SUV and rammed into its bumper, causing it to crash into the garage door of a fire station late Thursday night. According to police, the two men had become upset when they learned that a cab driver allegedly pulled up alongside their front yard and attempted to lure two young girls into his cab. 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 from the GMSA anchor desk.

Birthday boy Mark Austin is on vacation, but I’m lucky to have the very talented Max Massey join me for GMSA. I made him blush right off the top of the 4:30 -- he’s quickly learning you never know what will happen or be said on this show! He handled it like the pro he is. Wonder what was said? You should have been watching!

Shout out to the other birthday boy. Meteorologist Mike Osterhage celebrates his birthday tomorrow. Weird Mark and Mike were born one day (and 6 years) apart! Time to torture Max again (hee hee!)

Make it a fabulous Friday!

- Leslie, Max and birthday boy Mike

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Friday, August 2:

CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE

The summer of 1990 in San Antonio ended tragically. Not one but two little girls were kidnapped and brutally murdered. Heidi Seeman was abducted on Aug. 4, 1990, and Erica Botello was abducted weeks later on Aug. 23, 1990. They would both be found on the same day, but miles apart. Police later determined the murders were not related. Almost 30 years later, both murders remain unsolved.

Get your barbecue fix at Leon Valley restaurant

If you grew up in South Texas, some of what's on the menu at El Monte BBQ will sound familiar.
Owner and pitmaster Jaime Avila Jr. adds a Tex-Mex twist to his food. "Most of our ingredients have chili powder, paprika, cumin, garlic powder, onion powder, salt, pepper, a little bit of cayenne pepper, you know stuff that we know as a family grew up with," Avila said.

Check out these back-to-school events in the San Antonio area

This weekend, there are several back-to-school events taking place and free school supplies will be distributed at some of them. Here's a list of those events taking place Aug. 2-4.

Today's Headlines

BCSO placed teen inmate in solitary confinement against recommendations of medical staff

A statement from University Health System released further calls into question the Bexar County Sheriff's Office's handling of a 19-year-old female inmate who attempted suicide inside the jail over the weekend. A spokeswoman for University Health System said the teenage inmate was placed in solitary confinement against the recommendations of UHS staff. The inmate was found hanging from a bedsheet in solitary around 11 p.m. Saturday.

Kirby soldier's family gets some justice after hit-and-run suspect sentenced to 10 years in prison

A Kirby soldier said his family got some justice Thursday when Judge Jennifer Pena handed the woman who struck him and left him for dead a 10-year prison sentence. Marisa Ross pleaded no contest to the charge of failure to render aid and asked the judge to decide her sentence. Ross told the judge she thought she hit a curb in the morning of Aug. 21, 2017.

SAPD: Men chase taxi cab after they say driver tried to lure girls

Two men are in police custody after they chased a taxi cab with their SUV and rammed into its bumper, causing it to crash into the garage door of a fire station late Thursday night. According to police, the two men had become upset when they learned that a cab driver allegedly pulled up alongside their front yard and attempted to lure two young girls into his cab.