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Good morning on this Friday the 13th!

Some of us are superstitious (Leslie) and some of us are a little skeptical (Mark). 😂 We hope your Friday is fabulous either way! Make sure you get outside tonight and take a look at the harvest moon. Justin said our skies will allow for perfect viewing...or harvesting.

Have a great weekend from the GMSA family.

Be safe. Be kind.

- Mark & Leslie

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Friday, September 13:

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What's Trending

Despite multitude of animal neglect calls, Wilson County woman faces single charge

A Wilson County woman who has surrendered at least 85 dogs in the last 17 months has also had a multitude of emergency calls to her home in recent years related to animal complaints, records released to KSAT.com show. KSAT obtained records dating back to 2015 that include written reports from the Wilson County Sheriff's Office showing complaints of alleged animal neglect by Glori Penshorn. Penshorn, to date, has faced a single misdemeanor charge.

Superstitious? A rare Harvest Full Moon to arrive on Friday the 13th

Maybe it is because Jason Vorhees haunted Camp Crystal Lake under a full moon or because superstition is abound, but Friday the 13th will definitely feel a little creepier this year thanks to a rare lunar event. A full harvest micromoon is set to appear in the sky Friday night. his is the first full moon to happen nationwide on Friday the 13th since October 13, 2000.

Weekend plans? Check out these events taking place in San Antonio

Family fun can be had all over the city this weekend and there's also one event for adults only. Here's a list of events taking place Sept. 13 - 15.

Today's Headlines

Takeaways from the Democratic presidential debate in Houston

The eyes of the political world were on Texas Thursday night as 10 Democrats took to the stage in Houston to talk about everything from President Donald Trump to trade. San Antonio's former mayor, Julian Castro, was in the middle of some spirited exchanges. Whether planned or not, he found himself on the opposite side of former Vice President Joe Biden. Immigration and health care were the two big topics Castro and Biden debated on. The economy and gun control were also up for debate.

San Antonio voters following redistricting hearings closely

Hundreds of San Antonio-area voters attended a redistricting hearing at Port San Antonio on Thursday. This was the second field redistricting hearing by the House of Representatives. About 28 field hearings are set to take place before the 2021 redistricting process. The goal is to solicit public input to draw the redistricting maps, a process that takes place every 10 years. Lawmakers in the 87th Legislature will get to redraw state and federal legislative district boundaries.

Revenue bump from CPS Energy allows for more city-funded projects in FY 2020

A hot Texas summer is boosting San Antonio's revenue this coming fiscal year. City leaders approved a balanced budget. Several wish list projects were approved as part of an unprecedented one-time revenue bump from CPS Energy. As a city-owned utility company, CPS Energy generates revenue from sales to the Texas grid outside San Antonio to support the annual budget.

Weather

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