GMSA: Fatal East Side shooting; Spurs free scrimmage; Blue Bell recall

It's Friday eve, and we hope you'll start your day with the GMSA! News, traffic, weather and a healthy dose happy is just one click away. Look for us on a screen near you! - Mark & Leslie Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Thursday, October 10: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending San Antonio girl sets sights on 5K after leg amputation, heart defect as baby San Antonio fifth grader Callie Cline may have walked on a hot pink "princess leg" for a few years, but she's not a typical princess. At 10 years old, she's a competitive horseback rider, an animal lover and now an aspiring runner, thanks to a new prosthetic running blade. But her journey as a tough and aspirational girl began at birth, when she was born with a lower leg deformity that left her with some bones completely missing. Spurs holding free Silver & Black scrimmage Thursday at AT&T Center Fans of the San Antonio Spurs will soon get their first look at the 2019-2020 squad. The Spurs' annual Silver & Black Open Scrimmage takes place Thursday at 7 p.m. at the AT&T Center. The free event features an intra-squad scrimmage prior to the Spurs regular-season home opener on Oct. 23. The scrimmage is free and seating will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors will open at 6:15 p.m. Parking is also free. Blue Bell recalls a batch of its 'Butter Crunch Ice Cream' Time to check your freezers and make sure you don't have the latest product that is being recalled. Blue Bell Creameries issued a voluntary recall for half gallons of their 'Butter Crunch Ice Cream' due to the possibility of a foreign object in the product, the company announced. A consumer found a piece of a plastic tool inside their ice cream and contacted Blue Bell, according to the press release. The plastic was from a broken tool that was "inadvertently incorporated" during production, the company said. Today's Headlines Two dead, one man shot in face after argument leads to shooting on East Side, police say Two people are dead and one person was taken to the hospital after an argument led to a shooting on the city's East Side, San Antonio Police Chief William McManus said. The shooting happened just before 8 p.m. in the 4500 block of Lakewood Drive, just west of Loop 410. McManus said two men were arguing in a parking lot with another man, which then led to an exchange of gunfire. Michelle Barrientes Vela wishes replacement well, doubles down on sheriff's campaign Former Bexar County Precinct 2 Constable Michelle Barrientes Vela said she is moving forward with plans to run for Bexar County Sheriff after she lost her legal battle Wednesday to keep her job. "Today, we'll move forward together to take our voice back. We will continue strong leadership with values that will impact our county. I humbly ask for the continued support of all the constituents of Bexar County, as we move forward to seek the office of Bexar County sheriff," she told reporters. Parties reach proposed agreement to fix Lake Dunlap dam Lake Dunlap residents could get their waterside view back in just a few years, but it will cost them more property taxes. It's been 149 days since the Lake Dunlap dam broke. Since then, the Preserve Lake Dunlap Association, which represents more than 600 property owners, has been working out a plan to get the dam fixed. KSAT12 Safe Halloween Spooktakular Don't miss out on Halloween fun and games! Looking for a SAFE, family-friendly Halloween activity? October 27th, 11am to 6pm at Sunset Station. TICKETS HERE. 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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San Antonio fifth grader Callie Cline may have walked on a hot pink "princess leg" for a few years, but she's not a typical princess. At 10 years old, she's a competitive horseback rider, an animal lover and now an aspiring runner, thanks to a new prosthetic running blade. But her journey as a tough and aspirational girl began at birth, when she was born with a lower leg deformity that left her with some bones completely missing.

Fans of the San Antonio Spurs will soon get their first look at the 2019-2020 squad. The Spurs' annual Silver & Black Open Scrimmage takes place Thursday at 7 p.m. at the AT&T Center. The free event features an intra-squad scrimmage prior to the Spurs regular-season home opener on Oct. 23. The scrimmage is free and seating will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Doors will open at 6:15 p.m. Parking is also free.

Time to check your freezers and make sure you don't have the latest product that is being recalled. Blue Bell Creameries issued a voluntary recall for half gallons of their 'Butter Crunch Ice Cream' due to the possibility of a foreign object in the product, the company announced. A consumer found a piece of a plastic tool inside their ice cream and contacted Blue Bell, according to the press release. The plastic was from a broken tool that was "inadvertently incorporated" during production, the company said.

Today's Headlines

Two people are dead and one person was taken to the hospital after an argument led to a shooting on the city's East Side, San Antonio Police Chief William McManus said. The shooting happened just before 8 p.m. in the 4500 block of Lakewood Drive, just west of Loop 410. McManus said two men were arguing in a parking lot with another man, which then led to an exchange of gunfire.

Former Bexar County Precinct 2 Constable Michelle Barrientes Vela said she is moving forward with plans to run for Bexar County Sheriff after she lost her legal battle Wednesday to keep her job. "Today, we'll move forward together to take our voice back. We will continue strong leadership with values that will impact our county. I humbly ask for the continued support of all the constituents of Bexar County, as we move forward to seek the office of Bexar County sheriff," she told reporters.

Lake Dunlap residents could get their waterside view back in just a few years, but it will cost them more property taxes. It's been 149 days since the Lake Dunlap dam broke. Since then, the Preserve Lake Dunlap Association, which represents more than 600 property owners, has been working out a plan to get the dam fixed.

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