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>> MORE THAN ONE 0.3 MILLION

AMERICANS APPLIED FOR

UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS LAST WEEK

WHEN

YOU GET.

>> LAID OFF ESPECIALLY FROM A

REALLY GREAT JOB AND CAREER, YOUR TIME LEFT IN LIMBO, YOU

YOUR TIME LEFT IN LIMBO, YOU

KNOW COME.

YOU’RE NOT SURE

WHAT THE NEXT MOVE IS GOING TO

BE NOW IMAGINE BEING ON THE

VERGE OF HOMELESSNESS BEFORE

THIS PANDEMIC AND OR WORKING

HARD TO TRANSITION OUT OF

HOMELESSNESS AND GET BACK ON

YOUR FEET.

>> THEN THE COVID

CRISIS BEGINS.

>> SO I MIGHT HAVE ABOUT ARE

AFTER ALL THIS TIME THEY’VE BEEN ON THE WAY TO LOSE

ALREADY WE MIGHT BE ONE WEEK

LATER THE WORLD SO THAT THE

PANDEMIC ALSO HIGHLIGHTED THE

NEED FOR MORE ACCESS TO HEALTH

CARE.

>> I WOULD DESCRIBE HIM MY

TEACHING STATES.

♪

WHAT HAVE YOU GOT

THE IDEA MY

MOTIVATION THOUGH WHAT IS THE

ONLY ONE TO THE DOCTOR WHEN I

HAD LOOKED BELIEVE

YOU KNOW.

>> BUT THE DIED IN ADDITION TO

BANNING LARGE GATHERINGS BARS

CLOSED AT NOON TODAY RESTAURANT

WILL HAVE TO SCALE BACK TO 50%

CAPACITY STARTING ON MONDAY.

>> IT IS A DIFFICULT AND

FRUSTRATING SITUATION.

♪

THIS HARD TO REALLY BRING ANY FINGERS BECAUSE.

AND WHAT DO YOU DO ABOUT THAT.

>> NOW WE’RE HEARING DIRECTLY

FROM SOME OF THE PEOPLE HIT THE

HARDEST FROM A SMALL BUSINESS

OWNER TO A STUDENT TO SOMEONE

NOW LEFT WITHOUT A JOB, THEIR PERSONAL STORIES. THE PANDEMIC

PERSONAL STORIES. THE PANDEMIC HIM.

>> YOU

ARE SAYING AN EXAMINATION OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BE BLACK.

♪

>> WE’VE TALKED ABOUT THE TOLL

OF THIS PANDEMIC IN NUMBERS

AND PERCENTAGES WE’VE SEEN

THOSE LONG LINES AT THE FOOD

BANK AND LOOK AT UNEMPLOYMENT

RATES BUT FOR THIS EPISODE OF

KSAT EXPLAINS WE WANT YOU TO

MEET SOME OF THE PEOPLE WHO ARE

DEALING WITH THE REALITIES OF

THIS CRISIS FROM STUDENTS

FORCED TO LEARN FROM HOME TO

PEOPLE WHO HAVE HAD TO LET GO

OF EMPLOYEES AND TAKE PAY CUTS.

THE FIRST PERSON WILL HEAR FROM

THIS SOMEONE WHOSE BUSINESS

YOU’VE PROBABLY SEEN IF YOU’VE

EVER BEEN TO

SOUTH TOWN. JODI BAILEY NEWMAN

SPOKE TO US ABOUT HOW HARD

COVID-19 HAS HIT THE FRIENDLY

SPOT. AND WHY A BUSINESS LIKE

HER. HAS FACED A UNIQUE

CHALLENGE.

>> THE FRIENDLY SPOT HAS BEEN A

SELF-HELP FIXTURE FOR 11 YEARS

NOW STEVEN JODY NEWMAN OPENED

UP THE ICE HOUSE IN THE WAKE OF

THE 2007 2008 FINANCIAL CRISIS.

>> WORKING AT US A A

AND.

IS ULTIMATELY

WOULD HAVE

AND THE FRIENDLY SPOT CERTAINLY

FINDING ITS SPOT AMONG NEARBY

SMALL BUSINESSES.

>> AND WHAT’S REALLY NICE ABOUT

IT. SOME NEIGHBORHOOD. >> IS THE LOCAL NATURE.

>> THE BUSINESSES AS THE

PANDEMIC UNFOLDED BACK IN MARCH

THE NEWMAN’S LIKE MOST WORK

PREPARED FOR THE TOLD IT WOULD

TAKE ON THEIR BUSINESS EVEN

WITH OUR GREAT RELATIONSHIPS.

WE STILL. OUR DOORS IN MARCH.

AFTER BEING CLOSED FOR MORE

THAN 2 MONTHS GOVERNOR GREG

ABBOTT ALLOWED BARS TO OPEN

AGAIN ON MAY

22ND AT 25% INDOOR CAPACITY ON

JUNE 3RD BARS MOVED TO 50%

CAPACITY.

>> BUT THEN ON JUNE 26TH AFTER

A SURGE IN CORONAVIRUS CASES

THE GOVERNOR REDUCED CAPACITY

AT RESTAURANTS AND ORDERED SOME

TO SHUT DOWN AGAIN. THIS TIME

WITH HARDLY ANY WARNING.

>> WE DIDN’T EVEN GET 3 OUT.

>> SNOWDEN’S.

A STREAM LEA TIME.

>> JODI CALLS IT A ROLLER COASTER WE ARE.

>> CAMPBELL INVENTORY.

>> WE HAD TO SPEND. NEW INVENTORY TO REOPEN THEM.

INVENTORY.

>> NOW SHE’S LEFT GRAPPLING

>> NOW SHE’S LEFT GRAPPLING WITH UNCERTAINTY, CLOSING BARS.

WHEN WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO

WHEN WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO SAY OKAY NOW WHAT’S THE.

FRUSTRATION AND FOOD AND

BEVERAGE BECAUSE THOSE ANSWERS

ARE IN THERE.

>> SHE WISHES SOME HELP WOULD

COME FOR CERTAIN KINDS OF

BUSINESSES LIKE HER

BECAUSE NOT ALL HAVE BEEN

IMPACTED IN THE

SAME WAY.

>> DID THE AVERAGE IS ONE OF THOSE SECTORS THAT WE WERE.

RATED BUSINESS.

IT’S ALSO BEEN IT’S ALSO BEEN

MY FAMILY.

BEEN PAID

IN AMERICA.

>> THE FRIENDLY SPOT HAS HAD TO

LET SOME EMPLOYEES GO. IT’S

A HURRY. THE SITUATION

JODI TAKE SOME COMFORT KNOWING

HER FORMER EMPLOYEES ARE

RECEIVING EXTRA UNEMPLOYMENT

BENEFITS BUT THAT’S ABOUT TO

EXPIRE. CREATED A RESUME.

IT’S

THINGS DOWN IN THE NEXT COUPLE MONTHS OUT.

MONTHS OUT. >> THE SHOPPING.

>> RIGHT NOW DESPITE A ROUGH

PAST FEW MONTHS. JODY SAYS THAT

SHE IS WORKING TO MAKE SURE THE

FRIENDLY SPOT IS AROUND FOR A

LONG TIME.

>> WE HAVE A GOAL. WE WANT TO

BE.

ON JANUARY, THE FIRST 2021,

EVEN IN WE NEVER GET BACK TO THE WAY APPLY.

TO BEING ABLE TO ENJOY I.

TO BEING ABLE TO ENJOY I. THE THINGS THAT WE HAVEN’T HAD.

>> SOME PEOPLE LEFT WITHOUT

JOBS HAVE BEEN LEFT WITHOUT

INSURANCE THIS PANDEMIC IS

CERTAINLY HIGHLIGHTED THE

IMPORTANCE OF ACCESS TO HEALTH

CARE AND HEALTH CARE COVERAGE.

BUT SOMETIMES

SIMPLY UNDERSTANDING POLICIES

AND WHICH PLANS ARE BEST FOR

YOU ARE CHALLENGES IN AND OF

THEMSELVES. RJ MARQUEZ TALKED

TO A LOCAL MAN WHO WAS

STRUGGLED WITH THAT AND WHO

NEEDS INSURANCE EVEN MORE THAN

MOST.

>> LAWRENCE RICHARDSON SPENT

MORE THAN A YEAR WITHOUT HEALTH

INSURANCE. HE HAD MEDICAID BUT

SAYS THAT IN LATE 2018 HIS

DOCTOR TOLD HIM THAT HE WAS NO

LONGER COVERED FOR REASONS THAT

HE WAS NOT EVEN SURE OF

AND TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO

GET INSURANCE AGAIN WAS NOT

EASY.

>> THEY’VE BEEN LET A LOT

OF HILL.

>> LAWRENCE HAS WORKED AT HOME

DEPOT FOR THE PAST COUPLE YEARS

BUT BECAUSE HE’S PART TIME

COVERAGE OPTIONS ARE LIMITED

AND BECAUSE HE HAS CEREBRAL

PALSY HE NEEDS FULL COVERAGE.

CERTAIN KIND OF INTENSE OF ALL

AND SHOULD LOOK AT THAT TIME OF

YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR

WHEELCHAIR COULDN’T. WE’VE GOT

TO BUY INTO IT YOU GOT TO FIND

A COMPANY FOR THAT.

AND LIFE IS IF A LOT DURING

THE YEAR HE WAS UNINSURED

LAWRENCE WAS FORCED TO GET

CREATIVE.

>> I WOULD DESCRIBE MY CHANGING

STATES. WHAT THAT IS AND I BUT I DID MY

MEDICATION THOUGH I WAS THE

ONLY ONE TO THE DOCTOR WHEN I

HAD LET ME HAVE TO WORK WHEN I

WILL YOU KNOW, BUT THE DIED.

>> HE ALSO HAD TO RELY MORE ON

HELP FROM

HIS FRIENDS.

>> I HAVE YOU KNOW, I’M A

WHEELCHAIR IN A LETTER

TO CHAIR. AND TO GET THE FIX TO

THE COMPANY YOU GOT IT FROM YOU

HAVE TO HAVE ENGINE. AND

LIKE SO

BASICALLY I HAVE TO GET ONE OF

MY FRIENDS ARE WHO ARE ABLE TO

COME AND LOOK AT YOUR HEELS ON

WITH IT. A STORM OF THE BRANDS

THAT

YOU KNOW LOOK OUT FROM THE

MORNING SAID HE TRIED TO GET

INSURANCE AGAIN, BUT GOT VERY

FRUSTRATED TRYING TO FIND THE

RIGHT PEOPLE TO TALK TO.

>> THAT’S WHEN HE CAME INTO

CONTACT WITH CONNECT ABILITY

THAT’S AN ORGANIZATION THAT

HELPS PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES,

NAVIGATE THE MEDICAL SYSTEM

WITH CONNECT ABILITIES. HELP

LAWRENCE GOT COVERAGE THROUGH

MEDICARE. HIS CONTINUE TO WORK

AT HOME DEPOT THROUGH THE

PANDEMIC WITH MORE PEACE OF

MIND THAT IF SOMETHING WERE TO

HAPPEN. HE’S COVERED

AND NOT TO MENTION HE SAYS NOW

THAT HE’S NOT SPENDING SO MUCH

MONEY ON MEDICATION AND DOCTORS

APPOINTMENTS. HE’S ABLE TO BE

MORE INDEPENDENT THAN HE WOULD

OTHERWISE BE.

>> ONCE YOU FIND THE RIGHT

INSURANCE PLAN THEN COMES THE

EFFORT TO PAY FOR IT IT CAN BE

TOUGH TO AFFORD,

ESPECIALLY FOR ANYONE WHO HAS

LOST THEIR JOB PARTICULARLY

DURING THIS HEALTH CRISIS.

WE SPOKE TO ONE MAN WHO SAYS

BOTH PAYING FOR HEALTH

INSURANCE AND RECOVERING FROM

HIS TRAUMATIC

BRAIN INJURY HAVE BEEN MADE

MORE COMPLICATED THANKS TO

COVID-19.

>> IT’S BEEN 4 YEARS SINCE

ANDRE GREEN WAS HIT BY A TRUCK

DURING AN EARLY MORNING BIKE

RIDE IN SAN MARCUS WAS HIT BY A

TRUCK AND. THE

YOUNG MAN.

>> NOT NEW TO TEACH ANDRE WAS

AIRLIFTED TO AUSTIN HE SPENT 4

WEEKS IN A COMA. I WAS

UNCONSCIOUS NOT BREATHING.

HE EVENTUALLY WOKE UP AND SINCE

THEN HAS MADE IMPRESSIVE

STRIDES IN HIS RECOVERY.

BUT THE ACCIDENT CAUSED

LONG-TERM DAMAGE. THEIR TIMES.

I WILL GET LOST. I GET CONFUSED

AND ALSO A

RESPIRATORY ISSUES BECAUSE OF

THAT

RIGHT YET BEFORE COVID-19

ARRIVED IN SAN ANTONIO, ANDRE

WAS WORKING IN CUSTOMER SERVICE

AT THE ALAMODOME.

>> AND WE WORKED THERE

PART-TIME TO GET BACK INTO THE

UNKNOWN PEOPLE IN.

>> YOU KNOW BEING CAGING IT

ALSO HELPED HIM PAY FOR HIS

MEDICATION AND HIS MEDICARE

PLAN WHEN HE LOST HIS JOB

BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC THAT

BECAME A LOT HARDER.

I DON’T.

>> HAVING NO MONEY BECAUSE ONLY GET MY THIS IS AND.

SO EVERY

TIME COUNTS.

>> BY WORKING WITH CONNECT

ABILITY ONDREJ WAS ABLE TO GET

HIS PAYMENTS LOWERED DID GET IT

THAN USUAL. BUT

THIS DEAL THAT COUGH, YOU KNOW

IT’S NOT JUST THE COST

OF MEDICATION AND HEALTH CARE

COVERAGE THAT HAS GOT MORE

COMPLICATED FOR ANDRE DURING

THIS PANDEMIC IT PUTS YOU AT

HIGHER RISK FOR COVID-19

BECAUSE OF OUR STORY ISSUES AND

THEN.

TALKS SOMEONE BEING 6 FEET

APART. IT’S HARDER FOR THEM

TO UNDERSTANDING.

>> AND IN AN EFFORT TO BE

EXPOSED TO FEWER PEOPLE ON DRUG

NO LONGER FEELS COMFORTABLE

TAKING THE BUS TO GET AROUND.

SO I WANT NO EASY TASK OF THIS

TEXAS

SUMMER HEAT BESIDES THE

PHYSICAL CHALLENGES, ANDRE

FEELS LIKE HIS RECOVERY PLANS

HAVE STALLED AFTER AN ACCIDENT

AND A PLAN OR HE’D STEP.

I THINK.

THE TEXAS WORKFORCE COMMISSION

TO TRY TO GET GAVLE EMPLOYMENT

BECAUSE OF THE PANDEMIC ALL

RIGHT HAS BEEN

IT ALL. IT’S LEFT HIM

FRUSTRATED TRYING TO FIGURE OUT

HIS NEXT STEPS.

BUT HE’S GRATEFUL FOR HIS

COMMUNITY MUCH IN THE SAME WAY

HIS FRIENDS RALLIED AROUND HIM

AFTER HIS 2016 ACCIDENT.

>> THEY’RE NOW SUPPORTING HIM

THROUGH THIS PANDEMIC.

>> THE MOVIE WAS THAT I’VE BEEN

SOME GREAT NEIGHBORS AND

FRIENDS WHO DROP OFF.

FOOD.

>> AND HE’S LOOKING FORWARD TO

GETTING BACK TO NORMAL AND

GIVING BACK.

>> THE AND HAVE A KID. THE

PEOPLE THAT SO WHAT DISABILITIES BECAUSE I LIKE AND

DISABILITIES BECAUSE I LIKE AND LAST.

>> WITH THE SHUTDOWN HAPPENED

PARENTS, TEACHERS AND STUDENTS

WERE FORCED INTO A WHOLE

DIFFERENT WAY OF LEARNING AND

TEACHING AT FIRST, WE THOUGHT

THAT SCHOOL CLOSURES WOULD ONLY

LAST A WEEK OR 2. BUT THEY

NEVER REOPENED AND SCHOOLS

QUICKLY MOVED TO DISTANCE

LEARNING WITHOUT MUCH

PREPARATION. A LOT OF PARENTS

WERE LEFT TRYING TO FIGURE OUT

HOW TO WORK FROM HOME AND ALSO

JUGGLED THEIR

CHILD’S EDUCATION. SOME

STUDENTS DIDN’T HAVE ACCESS TO

THE INTERNET OTHERS DIDN’T HAVE

A LAPTOP OR COMPUTER.

A LEARNING CURVE THAT PARENTS,

TEACHERS AND STUDENTS. WE’RE

TACKLING TOGETHER.

>> 16 YEAR-OLD SAVANNAH

MARTINEZ HAD NO CLUE THAT THE

DAY BEFORE SPRING BREAK BEGAN

WOULD BE THE LAST TIME SHE’D

SEE HER FRIENDS.

>> I WOULD SAY WOULD

HAVE KNOWN. THIS WAS HAPPENING.

I CAN LIKE REALLY ENJOY BEING

IN THAT

QUESTION PENDING.

>> SAVANNAH TENDS CAST STEM

HIGH SCHOOL SHE’LL BE A JUNIOR

THIS FALL, SHE’S ONE OF THE

MANY KIDS ACROSS SAN ANTONIO

AND BEXAR COUNTY WHO DON’T HAVE

INTERNET ACCESS

AT HOME. FORTUNATELY CAST STEM

HAD ALREADY PROVIDED HER WITH A

CHROMEBOOK AND A HOT SPOT AT

THE BEGINNING OF THE

SCHOOL YEAR. BUT DESPITE HAVING

THAT TECHNOLOGY SHE HAD TO

SHARE THE HOT SPOT WITH HER 2

SIBLINGS WHO WERE ALSO DISTANCE

LEARNING THE INTERNET

CONNECTION WASN’T

THAT GREAT.

>> I WAS TRYING TO BLAME ONLINE

CLOCK ABOUT TO GET KICKED OFF

MIKE THERE WERE

A LOT. THE FIRST WEEK OR 2 I

ACTUALLY COULDN’T JOIN ANY OF

MY REGULAR HIGH SCHOOL CLASS

HOLD IT ALSO TOOK HER LONGER TO

FINISH ASSIGNMENTS, INTERNET

CONNECTION IS NOT THE

ONLY PROBLEM FOR SOME STUDENTS.

IT’S DIFFICULT TO LEARN OUTSIDE

OF THE CLASSROOM, MY BROTHER

AND SISTER HERE AND.

>> THEY COME THEY DISTRACT ME

OR I HAVE BECOME THE BURNING

HOME BACK. I HAVE TO TAKE CARE

OF NOW.

>> SAVANNAH SAYS IT TOOK HER

SOME TIME TO ADJUST I CAN’T AT

THAT YOU DO COME HELP ME

PERSONALLY ME AND HELP ME LEARN

CONFUSE. IT WAS ALSO AN

ADJUSTMENT FOR TEACHERS IN

APRIL WE SPOKE TO EMILY COUNTRY

BUT AN 8TH GRADE HISTORY

TEACHER AT ROBINSON MIDDLE

SCHOOL KIDS.

>> BUT THE SECONDARY LEVEL WERE FAMILIAR WITH.

STUDENTS HAVE MADE THE

TRANSITION A LITTLE BIT EASIER. ♪

>> NOT ONLY DID EMILY HAVE TO

TEACH 165 STUDENTS VIRTUALLY

BUT SHE ALSO HAVE TO JUGGLE HER

SECOND GRADER IN KINDERGARTNER

PARENTS WITH SCHOOL AGE

CHILDREN ALSO HAVING DIFFICULTY

PLANNING AROUND THEIR KIDS SCHOOL SCHEDULE AND THEIR OWN.

DESPITE THE HURDLES SAVANNAH

WHO ALSO HAS AN AUTO IMMUNE

DISORDER SUPPORTS DISTANCE

LEARNING IN THE FALL. YOU KNOW

I FEEL LIKE. ♪

>> LIKE THE

♪

>> REGULAR HIGH SCHOOL

EXPERIENCE THAT I WANTED TO

KIND OF BEING TAKEN AWAY IT. BUT WE THINK IN PART.

>> THESE ARE MORE THAN JUST THE

SOUND OF A SAFE PLACE TO GO

AFTER SCHOOL. THESE ARE THE

SOUNDS OF INTEREST THE NIGHT

AND A MENTOR IS MAKING AN

IMPACT.

THE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS.

WE DON’T DO JUST ONE THING WE

DO WHATEVER IT TAKES TO MEET

THE NEEDS OF EVERY KID WHO COMES THROUGH THOSE DOORS.

>> GREAT FUTURES START HERE.

♪

>> SAN ANTONIO HAS ALWAYS BEEN

A POPULAR DESTINATION

FOR TOURISTS IN 2017 THE

ECONOMIC IMPACT OF OUR CITY’S

HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY WAS MORE

THAN 15 BILLION DOLLARS.

AND IT EMPLOYED MORE THAN A

140,000 PEOPLE. BUT LIKE THE

RESTAURANT AND BAR INDUSTRIES

HOSPITALITY HAS BEEN ONE OF THE HARDEST HIT DURING THIS

HARDEST HIT DURING THIS

PANDEMIC RJ MARQUEZ SHOWS US

THE FALLOUT.

>> HOSPITALITY

TOURISM AND LEISURE INDUSTRY

HAS BEEN GREATLY IMPACTED BY

COVID BEFORE SHE BECAME THE CEO

OF SAN ANTONIO VISITOR ALLIANCE

SHARE NIKKEI N WAS THE PP OF

ENTERTAINMENT AT SEAWORLD SAN

ANTONIO SHE KNOWS HOW MUCH THE

TOURISM ATTRACTION AND HOTEL

BUSINESS MEANS TO THE CITY.

>> SADLY THESE ARE THE TIMES

WE’RE LIVING AND I’M.

FOR THE ORGANIZATION AND FOR

OUR MEMBERS AND

TO SEE THEM GO THROUGH WHAT

THEY’RE GOING THROUGH.

REALLY IT REALLY BREAKS MY

HEART REALLY DOES DURING THIS

PANDEMIC PEOPLE ARE BEING ASKED

TO STAY AT HOME AND PRACTICE

PHYSICAL DISTANCE, SO IT’S NO

SURPRISE THAT AMUSEMENT PARKS

AND HOTELS AREN’T AS BUSY AS

THEY ONCE WORK, IT’S CAUSED A

RIPPLE EFFECT AND IS HURTING

BUSINESS OWNERS EVEN THOSE THAT

HAVE MANAGED TO STAY AFLOAT

THEY WERE NOT ABLE TO BRING

BACK AS MANY EMPLOYEES AND NOW

YOU’VE GOT MORE FOLKS WITHOUT

JOBS OR UNEMPLOYED, NOT

EVERYBODY REALIZES THAT THE

CITY AND BEXAR COUNTY AND HOW

THEY THRIVE OFF THE TAXES

GENERATED.

>> FROM THE HOSPITALITY

INDUSTRY AND HOW SOME OF THAT

FUNDING GOES BACK IN SUPPORTING

THE ARTS SUPPORTING.

SPORTS FACILITIES,

CULTURAL EXPERIENCES. BEFORE

THE PANDEMIC TOURISM WAS

THRIVING IN SAN ANTONIO AND IN

MANY OTHER PARTS OF THE

COUNTRY. >> BUT A RECENT US TRAVEL

>> BUT A RECENT US TRAVEL

ASSOCIATION ARTICLE POINTED TO

A VERY

GRIM OUTLOOK.

>> THEY’RE ESTIMATING THAT THE

LOSS TO THE

TRAVEL INDUSTRY. IS 9 TIMES

GREATER THAN WHAT HAPPENED

DURING

9.11.

>> LIKE EVERYONE IN THIS

INDUSTRY. SHARON HAS HAD TO

MAKE CHANGES AND TOUGH

DECISIONS TO GET THROUGH THIS

UNFORTUNATELY WE DID HAVE TO

LAYOFFS. SO WE’RE DOWN TO HALF

TO JUST ME AND THEN ALSO IN

ADDITION TO THAT

I’M ALSO REDUCING CAPACITY AND

WITH A PAY CUT AS WELL WHEN

COVID HIT.

>> ALL.

>> A 100% OF OUR MEMBERSHIP WAS

IMPACTED SOME OF OUR MEMBERS

HAVE HAD TO LAY OFF ALL OF

THEIR STAFF.

>> AND IT’S DOWN TO

MAYBE JUST THE BUSINESS OWNER

AND ONE OR 2 OTHER PEOPLE THAT

ARE TRYING TO MAINTAIN

THEIR OPERATION THERE IS NO

CRYSTAL BALL.

>> BUT SHARON IS CONFIDENT THE

PEOPLE BEHIND SAN ANTONIO’S

TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY

INDUSTRIES WILL BOUNCE BACK.

>> WE’RE TAKING A HARD LOOK AT

FINANCES. WE’RE TAKING A HARD

LOOK AT HOW DO WE SURVIVE AND

MAKE IT TO 2021 AND ALL OF OUR

MEMBERS ARE DOING THAT AS WELL.

HOPEFULLY

WE’RE ALL STAYING IN THIS

TOGETHER AND WE ALL GET THERE

TOGETHER TO THE FINISH LINE AND

THE CAMARADERIE THAT EXISTS

AMONG

THIS GROUP. IT IS VERY

DIFFICULT TO HEAR ON A DAILY

BASIS AND SEE ON A DAILY BASIS,

HOW

THE THE VIRUS AND THE LAST TO

THEIR BUSINESSES AND WHAT WHAT THAT WHAT THAT IS

AND WHAT WHAT THAT WHAT THAT IS

DOING TO THEM YOU WISH SOMEBODY

COULD JUST SNAP THEIR FINGERS

AND THIS NIGHTMARE WOULD BE

OVER BUT IT IS WE’RE REALLY

LIVING IT.

>> THE PANDEMIC HAS FORCED SOME

PEOPLE TO TAKE A HUGE PAY CUT

OR LEFT THEM WITHOUT A JOB

ALTOGETHER. BUT OF COURSE

OTHERS WERE ALREADY IN THAT

POSITION BEFORE COVID-19 HIT

AND THIS GLOBAL HEALTH CRISIS

HAS MADE THEIR STRUGGLE TO GET

BACK ON THEIR FEET EVEN TOUGHER

SHERRY BURNETTE WAS WILLING TO

SHARE HER STORY WITH US FOR THE LAST YEAR AND A HALF SHE’S BEEN

LAST YEAR AND A HALF SHE’S BEEN

HOMELESS. THINGS WERE TURNING

AROUND AND THEN CAME THE

SHUTDOWN.

>> THIS IS A PICTURE OF SHERRY

BURNETTE AT HOME

OR THE PLACE THAT SHE’S CALLED

HOME FOR QUITE A WHILE.

>> IT’S KIND I’M CONVINCED AT

ALL TIMES BUTINA MICE TOWARDS FACILITY IN MY 30 KNEW IT.

FACILITY IN MY 30 KNEW IT.

>> AND IT’S

OVER THE ILLEGALS

DO SO I LOOK HE SHE’S PAID FOR

THE STORAGE UNIT THROUGH

FEDERAL ASSISTANCE SHERRY

FINALLY GOT A HOUSING VOUCHER THROUGH THE SAN ANTONIO HOUSING

THROUGH THE SAN ANTONIO HOUSING

AUTHORITY.

>> THEN CAME

COVID-19.

>> SO I PLAYED HOUSING VOUCHER

AFTER ALL THIS TIME BECAUSE

THEY’VE BEEN ON THE WAIT LIST

ALREADY SINCE

2016 MIGHT BE. THERE WAS A WEEK

LATER THE WORLD SO I LIKE

GO LOOK FOR A PLACE TO

LIVE AND WRITE ABOUT YOUR WITH

FIERY THE SHUTDOWN MEANT SHE

COULDN’T GO VIEW ANY APARTMENTS

TRANSPORTATION WAS ALSO A

PROBLEM.

>> ALL OF IT AND ADDED BARRIER

TO THE WORK THAT SHE HOPES TO

TAKE UP AGAIN ONE DAY

BEING AN ADVOCATE FOR WORKERS

LOOKING FOR A BETTER LIFE.

IT’S A LIFE SHERRY KNOWS TOO

WELL, ONE SHE USE

TO HALF.

>> I WANT TO JUST GO BACK TO MY

HOUR EACH I WANT TO GET OUT

THERE WITH THE MERGER WAS GROUP

OF PEOPLE.

THE ONE

THING WE.

>> HER DESIRE TO DO THAT WORK

LED TO SOME FAILED

RELATIONSHIPS, PEOPLE NOT

APPROVING SHE SAYS THEM ADD IN

SOCIAL DISTANCING.

>> I’VE BEEN ALONE

AND YOU KNOW REALLY JUST

TO THEM, EVERYBODY FOR A WHILE

NOW AND YOU KNOW, I’M NOT

LONELY BUT I DIDN’T FOR ME.

>> SO I HAVEN’T BEEN ABLE TO GET OUT THERE AND START MEAN

GET OUT THERE AND START MEAN

PEOPLE THE GOOD THAT THEY’RE

REALLY. THAT’S

REALLY HORRIBLE.

>> BUT CHERI GOT SOME GOOD NEWS

JUST DAYS AFTER WE MET HER

WORKING WITH A NONPROFIT SAMM

MINISTRIES SHE FINALLY SIGNED

HER RELEASE AND GOT THE KEYS TO

HER SAW APARTMENT.

HER MESSAGE TO OTHERS

STRUGGLING DURING THIS

PANDEMIC.

>> I THINK IF THESE

THE PAIR HAVE I NEED TO GET OUT

THERE FIND OUT WHAT SERVICES

ARE AVAILABLE.

THEY JUST NEED TO

STAY POSITIVE AND WE’VE GOT TO

FLEE FORWARD, YOU KNOW YOU THEY

JUST LOVE TO YOU THERE ARE THE THAT THEY WILL HAVE TO DO AND

THAT THEY WILL HAVE TO DO AND

YOU’VE GOT TO YOU BETH STAY ON

TOP OF GROUP.

>> SINCE 1990 YOU CUES MISSION

HAS BEEN TO POWER I HAVE THAT

IV LEE IMPACT YOU THROUGH THE

POWER

CHORAL MUSIC THEY’VE DONE THIS

NATIONALLY AND HERE IN SAN

ANTONIO THROUGH THE SAN

ANTONIO, YOU CROWD.

THEY SEE NOT ONLY HELP TO YOU

BUT THE COMMUNITY TOO.

NOW THEY NEED YOUR HELP AS THEY

RAISE THEIR VOICES TO SUPPORT

THE SAN ANTONIO FOOD BANK YUKIO

AND SAN ANTONIO YOU CORRAL

WELL LIKE YOUR SUPPORT IN

REACHING THEIR GOAL OF RAISING

$60,000 FOR THE FOOD BANK THEY

CAN HELP THEM RIGHT NOW

BY VISITING MY DOT HAS A FOOD

BANK DOT ORG SLASH YOU’VE QUE

AND MAKE A DONATION TO ATE THE

FOOD BANK.

>> ONE DOLLAR CAN MAKE UP TO 7

MEALS SO WHETHER YOU GIVE

A DOLLAR A $100,000 YOU’RE

CHANGING THE LIVES OF THOSE WHO

RECEIVED BACK.

BY MAKING A DONATION. THE LINK

ON YOUR SCREEN. ♪

KSAT COMMUNITY IN PARTNERSHIP

WITH I V F C U UNIVERSITY

HEALTH SYSTEM AND

♪ ENERGY TRANSFER.

>> JOB LOSSES HAVE HIT HISTORIC

HIGHS ACROSS THE COUNTRY SINCE

THE START OF THIS PANDEMIC

MORE THAN A 148,000 PEOPLE IN

THE SAN ANTONIO NEW BRAUNFELS

AREA WERE UNEMPLOYED

IN MAY. RJ MARQUEZ SPOKE TO 3

PEOPLE WHOSE CAREERS HAVE BEEN

TURNED UPSIDE DOWN DURING THIS

CRISIS TO FIND OUT WHAT THEY’RE

GOING THROUGH. ♪

>> I HAD THE CHANCE TO TALK TO

3 SAN ANTONIO RESIDENTS ABOUT HOW THIS PANDEMIC HAS IMPACTED

THEIR EMPLOYMENT AND THE PROUD

MAMA AND RICHARD ALL HAVE

HIGHER EDUCATION DEGREES AND

YET THEY STILL FOUND THEMSELVES

IN VERY

TOUGH SPOTS.

>> 80 OR DOUNYA WORKED IN THE

OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY FOR MORE

THAN A DECADE. IT WAS REALLY

GOING GOOD AND THEN WHEN COVID

KIND OF STARTED WE WERE SLOWING

DOWN AND THEN A BUNCH OF US GOT

LAID OFF IN APRIL ACTUALLY

APRIL FIRST WE HAD A FEELING

THAT YOU KNOW YOU’RE ALWAYS

HOPING MAYBE OUR COMPANY WASN’T

GOING

TO SIT. HE’S SO NERVOUS BECAUSE

YOU JUST SO USED TO HAVING A

GOOD JOB WITH

GREAT BENEFITS. YOU KNOW AND

THEN ALL THE SUDDEN IT’S JUST

YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT TOMORROW

HOLDS YOU FELT ABOUT THE LAURIE

IS A MILITARY SPOUSE MOVED TO

SAN ANTONIO A YEAR AGO.

>> SHE SAYS THE TOLL OF THIS

PANDEMIC ON OUR LOCAL ECONOMY

HAS TAKEN HER

BY SURPRISE.

>> I COULDN’T IMAGINE THAT IT

WOULD BE WORSE LIKE THAT. I WAS LIKE MAYBE HE’S GOING TO

YOU KNOW I WILL SAY

♪

IS A LACK OF THE SEASON AND

THEN ASKED FOR.

YES 100 TERM WALSTON WHAT I

CAN EMERGE.

>> WHEN SHE LOST HER JOB SHE

DECIDED TO STAY HOME WITH THEIR

CHILDREN RATHER THAN

IMMEDIATELY LOOK FOR

ANOTHER ONE.

>> LIKE EVERYONE AS WE WILL SEE

HOW THAT GOES HE WAS LIKE A.

I WASN’T PREPARED.

BUT THAT WAS THINKING ABOUT MY

KIDS THEY’RE VERY YOUNG AND I

WAS SCARED TO SEND THEM TO DAY CARE. SO WHEN THE OF THE EAST

CARE. SO WHEN THE OF THE EAST

COAST DOWN I WAS RIGHT.

IT WAS AN EASY DECISION TO STAY

HOME WOULD MAKE YOU GLAD IT’S

COOL AND THE CRIME.

>> RICHARD CHRISTOPHE IS A

MILITARY VETERAN WHO WORKED IN

BANKING FOR YEARS BEFORE HE WAS

LAID OFF.

HE LOST HIS JOB BEFORE THE

PANDEMIC BUT SAYS COVID-19 FOR

THE COMPLICATED THINGS.

>> WE’RE GOT HARDER WAS GOING

INTO IT AND I’VE BEEN ADDED

THERE ARE ABOUT 7 MONTHS NOW.

IT STARTED GETTING HARDER TO

COMPETE. WITH SOME OF THE OTHER

PEOPLE THAT THIS IS A JOB SOON

I STARTED GETTING NERVOUS.

BUT 7 MONTHS INTO IT. THEY

DO THAT I WASN’T GOING TO BE A FRIEND TO START A LITTLE

FRIEND TO START A LITTLE

AND AT TIMES AND THAT WORKING

AS A STARTER. FROM PLANE.

THE JOB, I REALLY WANT THAT WE

HAVE RIGHT NOW HAVE TO DO THAT.

DURING THIS TIME.

>> LIKE COUNTLESS OTHERS ALL 3

HAVE HAD TO THINK ABOUT WHAT’S

NEXT AND EVEN RICHARD ARE BOTH

NOW PURSUING A CAREER CHANGES.

>> YOUR TIME LEFT

IN LIMBO, YOU KNOW KIND

YOU’RE NOT SURE WHAT THE

NEXT MOVE IS GOING TO BE SO I

WAS JUST THINKING I WANT YOU TO

STREAM CAN GO INTO. I KNOW IT

EVEN DURING COZY IS

STILL HIRING. SO THEN I CHOSE

TO OBTAIN A CDL NETWORK

SECURITY.

>> CISCO SECURITY AND

NETWORKING THOSE ARE

INVALUABLE. CERTIFICATIONS

THE 90’S AND I THINK IT MAKES

ME FEEL MORE AND THE JOBS THAT

ARE OFF ASKING FOR THESE

AND CERTIFICATION. I MIGHT BE

ABLE TO GET. BETTER TAKE WHAT

HAPPENED.

♪

AND SO THAT THE

SURGE ISSUES.

>> THEY SAY WITH THE TRAINING

THEY’VE RECEIVED THE IDEA OF

MAKING A BETTER LIVING FOR

THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES

IS ON THE HORIZON. >> JUST SO USED TO ONE INDUSTRY

NO I THOUGHT YOU KNOW WE WE

WILL BE IN MY COAT OR OIL

PRICES.

SO YOU KNOW LET US TASTE ROLL

WITH THE PUNCHES AND

YOU JUST MAKE YOU HAPPY AND

EXCITED TO GET BACK TO WORK.

I DON’T WANT TO BE ON

EMPLOYMENT FOREVER. THAT’S NOT

WHAT I WANT BEFORE SHE WAS LET

GO FROM THE MODEL WAS PART OF

THE WORKFORCE, ALAMO SOLUTIONS

WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM.

>> WORKING TO GET HER LICENSE

TO SELL LIFE INSURANCE. IT’S

SOMETHING SHE PLANS ON

CONTINUING WHEN SHE CAN

♪

I WAS.

>> WHAT ABOUT THAT I WAS TRYING

TO BUY THE NEW YEAR AND YOU’LL

GET PULLS BACK.

>> BUT SHE SAYS FOR A FAMILY

SAFETY SHE’S WILLING TO

CONTINUE WAITING.

>> I’M PLAYING THE WAITING GAME

AND WOMEN WHO BECOME A KID,

I’M.

>> I’M NOW WATCHING THINGS

BECAUSE I WANT THEM TO

BE SAFE. FATAH MONTA AGAIN

RICHARD HAVE ALL BEEN SUPPORTED

WHILE TRANSITIONING CAREERS BY

WORKFORCE, SOLUTIONS ALAMO.

>> JOB TRAINING HAS BEEN COMING

UP AGAIN AND AGAIN WHEN IT

COMES TO COVID-19 RELIEF PLANTS

IN JUNE SAN ANTONIO CITY

COUNCIL MEMBERS PASSED A NEARLY

191 MILLION DOLLAR COVID-19

RECOVERY PLAN THAT INCLUDED

75 MILLION DOLLARS FOR

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT MONEY WAS

ALSO SET ASIDE FOR HOUSING

SECURITY SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT

AND DIGITAL INCLUSION.

>> STORMS BECOME LIKELY

NEW SEVERE WEATHER STRIKES

BREAKING INTO PROGRAMMING FOR

JUST A FEW MOMENTS, WE HAVE

MULTIPLE SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS

KSAT IS LIVE ON AIR AND ON YOUR

WEATHER AUTHORITY. YOU NEED

TO SEEK SHELTER, OK SEEK

SHELTER USE THE RADAR TO TRACK

THE STORM’S PATH OF THE

NEIGHBORHOOD AND IF YOU LOSE

POWER JUST KNOW YOU’RE WATCHING

US ON TV YOU CAN STREAM WHAT

WE’RE DOING RIGHT NOW ON THE

KSAT WEATHER APP

REAL METEOROLOGISTS, REAL

FORECASTS WILL GET YOU THROUGH

THIS AND LET YOU KNOW WHEN THE

THREAT HAS PASSED LIVE ON KSAT

AND ON YOUR WEATHER AUTHORITY

APP.

>> IF THE COVID-19 SHUTDOWNS

HAVE LEFT YOU STRUGGLING

KSAT.COM SLASH NOW HIRING IS

THE PLACE TO START WITH A NEW

JOB OR SOMETHING TO HELP YOU

NOW THERE WERE TEARS, MRS.

WHO NEED YOU KSAT.COM SLASH.

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INCREDIBLE. I KNOW GET LOW DOWNLOAD KSAT TV APP ON YOUR

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DEVICE.

>> ON SAN ANTONIO OVER THE LAST

FEW DAYS WE’VE BEEN DEALING

WITH RECORD SHATTERING HEAT IN

FACT ON MONDAY. THAT’S JULY

13TH 2020.

WE SAW THE HOTTEST JULY

TEMPERATURE EVER RECORDED IN

SAN ANTONIO OF A 107.

SO TONIGHT METEOROLOGIST KAITI

BLAKE AND I ARE GOING TO GIVE

YOU SOME TIPS ON HOW TO STAY

SAFE. DURING THIS HEAT.

>> A BIG PART OF SUMMER HEAT

SAFETY IS KEEPING OUR BODIES

FROM GETTING TOO OVERHEATED.

WE CAN WATCH 4 DAYS WHEN THIS

IS MORE LIKELY TO HAPPEN BY

FORECASTING THE HEAT INDEX AND

WHAT YOU MIGHT HAVE HEARD US

TALK ABOUT THE HEAT INDEX

BEFORE I BET YOU DIDN’T KNOW

THAT YOU CAN CALCULATE IT AT

HOME. OH YEAH, SO LET’S TAKE A

CLOSER LOOK. SO WHEN

IT’S HOT BUT HUMIDITY IS LOW OR

BODIES CAN COOL THEMSELVES OFF

PRETTY EFFICIENTLY.

THE DRIER AIR ACTUALLY ALLOWS

THE SWEAT TO EVAPORATE WITHOUT

MUCH TROUBLE AT ALL AND THAT

KEEPS US FROM GETTING

OVERHEATED. NOW ON THE FLIP

SIDE WHEN IT’S HOT OUTSIDE AND

HUMIDITY IS HIGH IT’S MUCH

HARDER FOR OUR SWEAT TO

EVAPORATE THAT LIMITS HOW

EFFICIENTLY OR BODIES CAN STAY

COOL. AND THIS IS WHERE

SOMETHING CALLED THE HEAT INDEX

COMES

INTO PLAY. THE HEAT INDEX IS

ACTUALLY JUST A TEMPERATURE

IT’S SOMETHING CALLED AN

APPARENT TEMPERATURE TO BE

PRECISE THIS JUST MEANS THAT

IT’S WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO OUR

BODIES AND THAT’S ALSO WHY WE

SOMETIMES CALL IT THE FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURE AND BEFORE WE

MOVE ON. HERE’S A COOL FACT,

THE WIND CHILL THAT WE USE IN

THE COOLER MONTHS IN THE COOLER

SEASONS OF THE YEAR. IT’S ALSO

AN APPARENT TEMPERATURE

BUT WHERE THE WIND CHILL TAKES

WIND SPEED INTO ACCOUNT THAT

HEAT INDEX DOES NOT RATHER IT

CONSIDERS RELATIVE HUMIDITY

ALONG WITH AIR TEMPERATURES SO

REMEMBER WHEN I SAID YOU CAN

CALCULATE THE HEAT INDEX AT

HOME FOR YOURSELF.

HERE YOU GO THE HEAT INDEX IS

CALCULATED BY THIS EQUATION

WHERE THAT HE’S YOU SEE HERE

SCAN FOR THE AIR TEMPERATURE

AND ARE IS THE RELATIVE

HUMIDITY. SO YOU JUST PLUG IN

THE OUTSIDE AIR TEMPERATURE

WHERE YOU SEE TEAMS

AND THE RELATIVE HUMIDITY WHERE

YOU SEE ALL OF OURS AND

FALLOUT PLUGGED INTO THE

CALCULATOR AND THERE YOU GO

THAT WOULD TAKE SOME TIME.

SO THANKFULLY COMPUTERS TO THIS

FOR US

VERY QUICKLY. SAVING US SOME

VALUABLE TIME WHEN WE ARE

COMING UP WITH THE FORECAST FOR

THE HEAT INDEX AND

NO ONE ALSO CAME UP WITH A

HANDY CHART THAT LET YOU SEE

HOW HIGH THE HEAT INDEX COULD

GET IN A CERTAIN TEMPERATURE

AND AT A CERTAIN HUMIDITY SO AT

AIR TEMPERATURE OF 100 DEGREES

AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY.

A 45 PERCENT WHICH IS ON THE

LOWER SIDE. IT FEEL AS HOT.

AS 114 WAS PRETTY HIGH

NUMBER SO WHAT DOES THAT NUMBER

ACTUALLY BEING FOR

US WELL IF THE HEAT INDEX IS

HIGH ENOUGH IT CAN MEAN

EXPOSURE TO HEAT ILLNESS.

THAT INCLUDES HEAT EXHAUSTION

AND

HEAT STROKE, SIGNS OF HEAT

EXHAUSTION INCLUDE CRAMPS

DIZZINESS AND CLAMMY SKIN AND

YOU MAY ALSO START TO FEEL LIKE

YOU’RE GOING TO BE SICK TO YOUR

STOMACH. HEAT STROKE ON THE

OTHER HAND IS MUCH MUCH MORE

SERIOUS HEAT STROKE CAN LEAD TO

DEATH IF NOT TREATED SOON

ENOUGH. A BIG SIGN OF HEAT

STROKE MIGHT NOT BE TOO FAR

AWAY. ACTUALLY A LACK

OF SWEAT EVEN THOUGH IT’S

REALLY REALLY HOT OUTSIDE SO

PROTECT YOURSELF FROM HEAT

ILLNESS DURING THE SUMMER

MONTHS BY STAYING HYDRATED

AND BY TAKING FREQUENT BREAKS

DURING STRENUOUS

OUTDOOR ACTIVITY.

>> IN THE SUMMER MONTHS IN

TEXAS, WE KNOW IT GETS HOT

BECAUSE OF THE SUN BEATING DOWN

ON US LONG SUMMERS OF TRIPLE

DIGIT HEAT USUALLY,

BUT IT’S PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS

A VEHICLE, SPECIALLY IF YOU

HAPPEN TO LEAVE CHILDREN OR

PETS IN A CAR. AND THE CAR

IS OFF EVEN WHEN IT’S ONLY

70 DEGREES OUTSIDE IN AN HOUR

IT CAN GET UP TO 112 DEGREES

FAHRENHEIT IN THE VEHICLE.

CRANK IT UP TO 80 OUTSIDE AND

IT COULD BE UP TO NEARLY A 125

DEGREES WITHIN AN HOUR. AND

THEN FINALLY 90 DEGREES AND WE

GET HOTTER THAN THAT. IN

SAN ANTONIO. IT COULD BE

UP TO A 133 DEGREES JUST WITHIN

60 MINUTES INSIDE OF

A CAR AND AGAIN THAT’S WHY WE

SAY NEVER LEAVE CHILDREN OR

PETS IN A VEHICLE. EVEN IF THE

WINDOWS ARE DOWN. IT IS NOT A

GOOD IDEA. AND THIS IS JUST ONE

WAY THAT WE CAN HELP KEEP OUR

COMMUNITY SAFE DURING THE HOT

SUMMER MONTHS.

ANOTHER THING TO CONSIDER WHEN

IT COMES TO SUMMER HEAT SAFETY

IS SOMETHING CALLED THE U

P INDEX.

>> YOU VE INDEX MEASURES THE

AMOUNT OF UVB RADIATION COMING AT US FROM

AT US FROM

THE SUN AND WE EXPOSED TO UVA

OR ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION IN

DIFFERENT AMOUNTS WITH

HIGHER AMOUNTS BEING

POTENTIALLY HARMFUL TO OUR SKIN

AND BODIES

AND YOU THE INDEX WILL VARY

FROM LOW TO EXTREME BASED ON

THE SEASONS AND BY DAILY

WEATHER CONDITIONS. SO HERE’S A

LOOK AT THE U V INDEX THAT YOUR

KSAT METEOROLOGIST WE’LL SHOW

YOU WHEN

IT’S NECESSARY HIGHER THE NEW V

INDEX THE SHORTER THE AMOUNT OF

TIME IT TAKES FOR SKIN DAMAGE

TO OCCUR IF YOU DON’T PUT

ON SUNSCREEN. FOR EXAMPLE, IF

THE EU THE INDEX IS EXTREME

WHICH IS FAIRLY COMMON HERE IN

SAN ANTONIO IN THE SUMMER.

IT WOULD TAKE LESS THAN 10

MINUTES FOR SKIN DAMAGE TO

BEGIN TO OCCUR.

IF YOU DIDN’T HAVE SUNSCREEN ON

SO SOME EASY WAYS TO AVOID SKIN

DAMAGE. IF THE EU THE INDEX IS

ELEVATED. YOU GUESSED IT WEAR

SUNSCREEN, ESPECIALLY ON SKIN

THAT CAN’T BE COVERED WITH

CLOTHING HIGHER SPF IS OF

COURSE BETTER HATCHER ALSO A

GOOD WAY TO PROTECT THE

DELICATE SKIN ON YOUR FACE WHEN

THE U V INDEX IS HIGH. ♪

WELL WE HELP THIS ALWAYS

HELPFUL AND OF COURSE WE HOPE

YOU CAN STAY COOL IN SAN

ANTONIO AS WE CONTINUE TO DEAL

WITH

♪

SUMMERTIME HEAT. >> THE SUMMER OF ME IS LIKE IT.

SING ALONG WITH THE FLINTSTONES

HAPPY DAYS.

♪

>> THEY

ISN’T OVER A VERY TENSE

SITUATION. THIS IS LIVE.

THAT’S WHAT’S HAPPENING RIGHT

NOW I HEARD THE SHOTS.

♪ ♪

OR VIDEO OR TAKE PICTURES

MORE INVESTIGATIONS CROOKS TO

BREAK INTO A BAR THEN DRIVE OFF

WITH

A HOME EACH YEAR WE HAVE NO

IDEA HOW LONG TOYS CLOTHES MORE

STORIES AFFECTING YOU. THIS

WILL BE A MAJOR TRAFFIC

NIGHTMARE WORKING.

♪ ♪

>> THANKS FOR JOINING US FOR

THIS EPISODE OF KSAT EXPLAINS

AND A SPECIAL THANKS TO

EVERYONE WHO SHARE THEIR

STORIES WE’LL SEE YOU NEXT TIME.

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