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Good morning from the GMSA anchor desk! It’s one of those days, I am almost afraid to see what happens next! First, I went to bed way too late (7:30 p.m.) so I started the day super tired. When I’m tired there’s no telling what I’ll say on GMSA! That especially scares Meteorologist Justin Horne 😂😂! Then I spilled an entire cup of coffee on the kitchen floor. (Tony will wonder why there’s a towel on the kitchen floor!) Then I pick up my phone to type this and realize it didn’t charge last night. Thanks to David and an extension cord I’m functional! David had me laughing so hard my makeup melted when he confidently told our viewers good morning it’s Tuesday June 16th!!! In all fairness it was what the prompter said. Fair warning to viewers- we are all in a silly mood today! Have a fabulous day! - Leslie and David Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Tuesday, July 16: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending 7 questions you were too embarrassed to ask about Prime Day Prime Day is actually two days this year: Monday AND Tuesday. So, in case you’re feeling like you missed the boat, or you want to be able to nod along with your friends, either IRL or online, let’s take a step back and talk more about Prime Day. We’ll give you a “primer,” so to speak. Washington Monument will blast off in honor of Apollo 11 Today its been 50 years since Apollo 11 launched the first humans (both Americans) to the moon. The District of Columbia will celebrate the nation's pride by projecting a 363-foot Saturn V rocket onto the face of the Washington Monument. The virtual rocket will appear for the anniversary of Apollo 11's 1969 launch and for two hours each night, the iconic rocket will grace the sides of the national treasure. Blue Bell reviving sweet summertime flavor Blue Bell Ice Cream is savoring that sweet summertime feeling by bringing back a fun flavor. It's Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookie Dough flavor returned to shelves Monday. Peanut butter cookie dough pieces and milk chocolate chunks are mixed in with milk chocolate ice cream to create the summer favorite. The ice cream is available in stores in pint and half-gallon sizes. Today's Headlines Mother describes son's disabilities one year after baby severely injured It was less than a month ago that Taylor Hibbens was granted full custody of her son, Trace, who was severely injured a year ago. Trace is almost a year and a half old now, living with many disabilities. When he was 4 months old, he was allegedly abused by his father, Terrence Harper, who is charged with injury to a child. Businesses, coalitions file lawsuit against city for paid sick leave ordinance The city of San Antonio may have hit a road block while on the path to its paid sick leave ordinance. A handful of businesses are taking the city to court, calling the ordinance unconstitutional. The group is now hoping to stall the measure that is slated to go into effect Aug. 1. San Antonio is now the second city in Texas to get sued for forcing private businesses to provide paid sick leave to employees. Roughly 100 firefighters work to put out 2-alarm fire on North Side Roughly 100 firefighters worked to put out a two-alarm fire at an apartment complex on the city's North Side late Monday night, San Antonio firefighters said. The fire occurred just before 10:30 p.m. at an apartment complex in the 11700 block of Parliament, not far from both Blanco Road and Churchill High School. 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!

It’s one of those days, I am almost afraid to see what happens next! First, I went to bed way too late (7:30 p.m.) so I started the day super tired. When I’m tired there’s no telling what I’ll say on GMSA! That especially scares Meteorologist Justin Horne 😂😂!

Then I spilled an entire cup of coffee on the kitchen floor. (Tony will wonder why there’s a towel on the kitchen floor!) Then I pick up my phone to type this and realize it didn’t charge last night.

Thanks to David and an extension cord I’m functional! David had me laughing so hard my makeup melted when he confidently told our viewers good morning it’s Tuesday June 16th!!! In all fairness it was what the prompter said. Fair warning to viewers- we are all in a silly mood today!

Have a fabulous day!

- Leslie and David

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Tuesday, July 16:

CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE

Prime Day is actually two days this year: Monday AND Tuesday. So, in case you’re feeling like you missed the boat, or you want to be able to nod along with your friends, either IRL or online, let’s take a step back and talk more about Prime Day. We’ll give you a “primer,” so to speak.

Washington Monument will blast off in honor of Apollo 11

Today its been 50 years since Apollo 11 launched the first humans (both Americans) to the moon. The District of Columbia will celebrate the nation's pride by projecting a 363-foot Saturn V rocket onto the face of the Washington Monument. The virtual rocket will appear for the anniversary of Apollo 11's 1969 launch and for two hours each night, the iconic rocket will grace the sides of the national treasure.

Blue Bell reviving sweet summertime flavor

Blue Bell Ice Cream is savoring that sweet summertime feeling by bringing back a fun flavor. It's Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookie Dough flavor returned to shelves Monday. Peanut butter cookie dough pieces and milk chocolate chunks are mixed in with milk chocolate ice cream to create the summer favorite. The ice cream is available in stores in pint and half-gallon sizes.

Today's Headlines

Mother describes son's disabilities one year after baby severely injured

It was less than a month ago that Taylor Hibbens was granted full custody of her son, Trace, who was severely injured a year ago. Trace is almost a year and a half old now, living with many disabilities. When he was 4 months old, he was allegedly abused by his father, Terrence Harper, who is charged with injury to a child.

Businesses, coalitions file lawsuit against city for paid sick leave ordinance

The city of San Antonio may have hit a road block while on the path to its paid sick leave ordinance. A handful of businesses are taking the city to court, calling the ordinance unconstitutional. The group is now hoping to stall the measure that is slated to go into effect Aug. 1. San Antonio is now the second city in Texas to get sued for forcing private businesses to provide paid sick leave to employees.

Roughly 100 firefighters work to put out 2-alarm fire on North Side

Roughly 100 firefighters worked to put out a two-alarm fire at an apartment complex on the city's North Side late Monday night, San Antonio firefighters said. The fire occurred just before 10:30 p.m. at an apartment complex in the 11700 block of Parliament, not far from both Blanco Road and Churchill High School.