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Good morning from the GMSA anchor desk! So, I learned something about myself yesterday. I could never work in the medical field. We have a class at KSAT called “stop the bleed.” It teaches us what to do in emergency situations to prevent someone from bleeding to death while waiting on emergency personnel. There were lessons in applying a tourniquet, stuffing a deep wound with gauze and applying pressure on the wound. I gagged trying to stuff gauze in fake stab wound on a fake leg. David, on the other hand, was all braggy about how he could save a life now! Even the Dr. instructor said maybe my job should be to call 911. I’m so grateful to all who work in the medical field, and also grateful my job is to wake up San Antonio! Make it a great day! - Leslie and David Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Thursday, May 9: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending Double murder at Asian restaurant in 2001 remains unsolved Every day law enforcement officers work tirelessly to solve crimes but some never get solved. That is the case with the double murder that took place inside a San Antonio restaurant in 2001. 'While You Were Sleeping': There's always something cooking at Bill Miller BBQ's commissary The century-old building near the corner of South Santa Rosa Street and Cesar Chavez is what’s known as the commissary for Bill Miller Barbecue. Inside this facility, crews work all night long preparing for the daytime rush, smoking meats and stirring up sauces and soups for all of their restaurants in San Antonio, Austin and Corpus Christi. Hurricane Preparedness Week: Strengthen your home Now is the time to make sure your home is in good repair and that you have the supplies you will need if you have to board up windows and doors during a storm. Even if you live far from the coast, there are things you can do to make your home safer in any storm. Today's Headlines Man reindicted on murder charge in death of toddler after new evidence comes to light New evidence has led to the reindictment of a San Antonio man who is behind bars on a murder charge. In April 2017, Javiele Frias was charged with injury to a child after police found a 14-month old girl unresponsive in his care. Registration for city runoff election ends Thursday If you're planning to vote in the city runoff election June 8, Thursday is your last chance to register. Residents residing within the city of San Antonio are eligible to register to vote in the election, which will decide the races for mayor and City Council districts 2, 4 and 6. Driver hospitalized after crashing into fence, rolling vehicle into home A local man is hospitalized after he crashed his vehicle into a fence and rolled his vehicle in front of a Northeast Side home, San Antonio police said Thursday. 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 View this email in your browser

Good morning from the GMSA anchor desk!

So, I learned something about myself yesterday. I could never work in the medical field. We have a class at KSAT called “stop the bleed.” It teaches us what to do in emergency situations to prevent someone from bleeding to death while waiting on emergency personnel.

There were lessons in applying a tourniquet, stuffing a deep wound with gauze and applying pressure on the wound. I gagged trying to stuff gauze in fake stab wound on a fake leg. David, on the other hand, was all braggy about how he could save a life now!

Even the Dr. instructor said maybe my job should be to call 911. I’m so grateful to all who work in the medical field, and also grateful my job is to wake up San Antonio!

Make it a great day!

- Leslie and David

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Thursday, May 9:

CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE

Every day law enforcement officers work tirelessly to solve crimes but some never get solved. That is the case with the double murder that took place inside a San Antonio restaurant in 2001.

'While You Were Sleeping': There's always something cooking at Bill Miller BBQ's commissary

The century-old building near the corner of South Santa Rosa Street and Cesar Chavez is what’s known as the commissary for Bill Miller Barbecue. Inside this facility, crews work all night long preparing for the daytime rush, smoking meats and stirring up sauces and soups for all of their restaurants in San Antonio, Austin and Corpus Christi.

Hurricane Preparedness Week: Strengthen your home

Now is the time to make sure your home is in good repair and that you have the supplies you will need if you have to board up windows and doors during a storm. Even if you live far from the coast, there are things you can do to make your home safer in any storm.

Today's Headlines

Man reindicted on murder charge in death of toddler after new evidence comes to light

New evidence has led to the reindictment of a San Antonio man who is behind bars on a murder charge. In April 2017, Javiele Frias was charged with injury to a child after police found a 14-month old girl unresponsive in his care.

Registration for city runoff election ends Thursday

If you're planning to vote in the city runoff election June 8, Thursday is your last chance to register. Residents residing within the city of San Antonio are eligible to register to vote in the election, which will decide the races for mayor and City Council districts 2, 4 and 6.

Driver hospitalized after crashing into fence, rolling vehicle into home

A local man is hospitalized after he crashed his vehicle into a fence and rolled his vehicle in front of a Northeast Side home, San Antonio police said Thursday.