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Good morning! I’m back from vacation and now Leslie is headed out for a long weekend. Do we get a lot of vacation heck yeah! That’s what happens when you’ve been doing the morning shift since 1200 A.D. ;) We truly cherish the chance to turn those middle of the night alarm clocks off. Trust us. It’s great to be back though. Let’s get this day rolling. - Mark & Leslie Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Wednesday, July 17: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending Mexican drug lord ‘El Chapo' faces sentencing in US case Will the notorious Mexican drug lord known as “El Chapo” go quietly? For Joaquin Guzman, that’s the biggest question at his sentencing in New York City on Wednesday. The highly-anticipated hearing could be his last chance to speak publicly before spending the rest of his life behind bars at a maximum security U.S. prison. Guzman, 62, was convicted in February on multiple conspiracy counts in an epic drug-trafficking case. Interpreting emoji on World Emoji Day 2019 It's World Emoji Day! There are more than 3,000 emojis, and there's no one way to use these little digital icons. You see, emoji isn't a language. And Unicode Consortium, the organization that globally standardizes every character no matter the platform, isn't trying to make it one. Here are a few examples with some emojiology analysis from Emojipedia. Judson ranked as the 6A team to beat in San Antonio With a new head coach in Rodney Williams and the loss of defensive standout DeMarvin Leal to Texas A&M, the Judson Rockets enter the 2019 high school football season ranked as the top 6A team in the city of San Antonio according to Dave Campbell's Texas Football magazine. Today's Headlines Number of bodies found in San Antonio area continues to grow The number of bodies found in the San Antonio area since the start of July continues to grow. Starting with the discovery of human remains in a home in Seguin on July 7 and ending with a corpse discovered by a cab driver Tuesday, the body count has grown to seven. Here is a timeline of the discoveries. Advocates want to extend age of babies allowed to be surrendered under Baby Moses law The Baby Moses law allows parents to anonymously surrender their baby two months old or younger to a "Safe Zone." Now, a local agency wants to strengthen the law by extending the age of babies allowed to be surrendered. SAPD: Man in custody after standoff ends peacefully on SE Side A man with multiple felony warrants is in police custody after he barricaded himself inside a Southeast Side home creating a standoff for hours, San Antonio police said Wednesday. The incident began just after 9 p.m. Tuesday in the 600 block of Cravens Avenue, not far from Clark Avenue and Goliad Road. 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!

I’m back from vacation and now Leslie is headed out for a long weekend. Do we get a lot of vacation heck yeah! That’s what happens when you’ve been doing the morning shift since 1200 A.D. ;) We truly cherish the chance to turn those middle of the night alarm clocks off. Trust us. It’s great to be back though.

Let’s get this day rolling.

- Mark & Leslie

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Wednesday, July 17:

CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE

Will the notorious Mexican drug lord known as “El Chapo” go quietly? For Joaquin Guzman, that’s the biggest question at his sentencing in New York City on Wednesday. The highly-anticipated hearing could be his last chance to speak publicly before spending the rest of his life behind bars at a maximum security U.S. prison. Guzman, 62, was convicted in February on multiple conspiracy counts in an epic drug-trafficking case.

Interpreting emoji on World Emoji Day 2019

It's World Emoji Day! There are more than 3,000 emojis, and there's no one way to use these little digital icons. You see, emoji isn't a language. And Unicode Consortium, the organization that globally standardizes every character no matter the platform, isn't trying to make it one. Here are a few examples with some emojiology analysis from Emojipedia.

Judson ranked as the 6A team to beat in San Antonio

With a new head coach in Rodney Williams and the loss of defensive standout DeMarvin Leal to Texas A&M, the Judson Rockets enter the 2019 high school football season ranked as the top 6A team in the city of San Antonio according to Dave Campbell's Texas Football magazine.

Today's Headlines

Number of bodies found in San Antonio area continues to grow

The number of bodies found in the San Antonio area since the start of July continues to grow. Starting with the discovery of human remains in a home in Seguin on July 7 and ending with a corpse discovered by a cab driver Tuesday, the body count has grown to seven. Here is a timeline of the discoveries.

Advocates want to extend age of babies allowed to be surrendered under Baby Moses law

The Baby Moses law allows parents to anonymously surrender their baby two months old or younger to a "Safe Zone." Now, a local agency wants to strengthen the law by extending the age of babies allowed to be surrendered.

SAPD: Man in custody after standoff ends peacefully on SE Side

A man with multiple felony warrants is in police custody after he barricaded himself inside a Southeast Side home creating a standoff for hours, San Antonio police said Wednesday. The incident began just after 9 p.m. Tuesday in the 600 block of Cravens Avenue, not far from Clark Avenue and Goliad Road.