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Good morning from the GMSA anchor desk.

Once again I have the pleasure of anchoring with Max Massey -- in for vacationing Mark Austin. We truly love our jobs here at KSAT, and appreciate the fact that our viewers chose us to wake up to every morning.

We are so grateful and honored to be trusted to get you going with news, traffic updates, your forecast and hopefully put a smile on your face in the process. While we love to cut up and have fun, some days in the news business are really tough. This is one of those days.

While we prefer to bring our viewers happiness and smiles, we can’t avoid the tragic stories out of El Paso and Dayton. We will keep you updated on those horrible mass shootings, but also look for the positive stories that come out it as well. There are stories of local service dogs sent to El Paso to help first responders, communities uniting, and people helping people. In the midst of hateful acts we always see kindness rise above it. It’s a reminder that we are all connected.

So this morning while we grieve for the victims, we also celebrate the strength and determination of those communities to move forward. We will have the bad news on GMSA, but we will also try to make you smile!

Have a fabulous day.

- Leslie and Max

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Monday, August 5:

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What's Trending

El Paso shooter charged with capital murder

Federal authorities are treating the shooting in El Paso as a case of domestic terrorism, the US Attorney for the Western District of Texas said, as it seems to fit the statutory domestic terrorism definition. It "appears to be designed to intimidate a civilian population, to say the least," US Attorney John Bash said. The Justice Department is also "seriously considering" bringing federal hate crime and federal firearm charges, which carry a possible death penalty.

What's Up South Texas!: Garbage boy inspires many to recycle right

A San Antonio 5-year-old boy may be small in stature, but his passion to get everyone to recycle is larger than life. His name is Ethan Charles, and one day, he wants to be the best garbage inspector around.

Celebrate National Oyster Day at any of these San Antonio restaurants

San Antonio is home to more than a dozen restaurants that sell oysters either raw, fried, steamed or baked. If you are a fan of oysters you might want to visit any of the following places.

Today's Headlines

Hundreds attend interfaith vigil in El Paso

An interfaith vigil held in El Paso on Sunday drew hundreds of people. The event, which featured speakers from various backgrounds and cultures, was a picture of the diverse border city. The event took place at Ponder Park, a few blocks from where a gunman opened fire on an unsuspecting community, killing 20 and injuring more.

Fire forces evacuation of apartment complex in Windcrest

Multiple fire crews responded to a fire at an apartment complex in Windcrest overnight. The fire was called in just before 1 a.m. at the Crestwind Apartments, in the 8800 block of Willmon Way, not far from Loop 410 and Midcrown Drive.

SAPD: Man steals pickup truck, crashes into portable building

A local man is in police custody after he allegedly stole a pickup truck and then led officers on a vehicle chase late Sunday night, San Antonio police said. According to police, the man stole the pickup truck from a paint company and drove off, crashing through a fence and making several pedestrians jump out of the way.

Weather

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