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Good morning!

It’s almost time for Fiesta. Intense discussions are underway this morning to determine what Leslie will wear for the Battle of Flowers Parade...and instructions on what I should wear to compliment her wardrobe choice. ;) We’re hosting the parade again a week from Friday!

In the meantime, we’re focused on the rough weather that could arrive overnight tonight. In the past, when the risk of large hail was high, I actually bought an inflatable air mattress and strapped it to my car’s windshield with bungee cords. No kidding! Be safe tonight.

- Mark & Leslie

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

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The father of a 15-year-old girl killed in a suspected drunken driving crash Saturday said through his feelings of anger and sadness that he has questions about what led up to his daugther's death.

Spurs blow 19-point second half lead, fall to Nuggets in Game 2

The Spurs blew a golden opportunity to take complete control of their playoff series against Denver by blowing a big second half lead in a 114-105 Game 2 loss to the Nuggets on Tuesday night.

Report: Netflix begins casting for 'Selena: The Series'

Casting is underway for the upcoming Netflix series focused on the life of the beloved Queen of Tejano, Selena Quintanilla, according to Backstage, a website with news and resources for TV talent across the globe.

Today's Headlines

2 dead after shooting, standoff leads to house fires on South Side

Two people are dead following a series of violent events on the city's South Side that included domestic violence, a shooting, a house fire and a police standoff.

UT student's scholarship voided by DoD because of military transgender ban

Map Pesqueira wants to serve his country, fight for those unable to do so and get an education, but it seems that dream is now over. The Department of Defense voided Pesqueira's Army ROTC academic three-year national scholarship because of President Donald Trump's new policy banning transgender people from serving the military.

Local school threatens to call police if parents pick up students after 5 p.m.

Pick up your children by 5 p.m. from school or the Idea Monterrey Park School will call the police. A letter informing parents of this warning was sent home with children who attend the school.