miles. 236 buildings have been destroyed but many evacuees are now finally allowed back into their neighborhoods this morning. we want to talk about the fire conditions. mark, we did have some winds overnight, but it doesn t seem like they materialized the same way that we thought they would. those winds, we were thinking potentially approaching 60 miles per hour. instead, they re around 40 to 50 miles an hour. so there was a bit of a pulse in the winds last night, but not extreme. here s our live camera looking out towards san francisco bay. a bit of some haze. this is a nice development to report. about one minute ago, the red flag warning expired. so this has been the third red flag warning in a week. this last one just expired within the past couple of minutes. that is a nice development. take a look at some of the peak wind gusts. mount diablo 51 miles per hour. mount st. helena, 45 miles an hour. and oakland hills, have you winds gusting to right around 37 miles an
to left field. joe: that s a home on ball from the second. he let off any number two with that blast into left. ball one. the third cuban born player with the home run in the world series game 7. tony perez in 1975 for the reds. burt campanaris in 73 with oakland. john: he has the unique skill set, yuli gurriel. he had about 60 at-bats in the postseason where he didn t strike out. he is super tough to strike out. he can use every bit of the field and even though he was having some rough luck hitting the ball hard with not much results, results have come in the world series. joe: earlier this postseason he finished off a stretch of 64 straight postseason at-bats without a strikeout. he s up in the count here 2-1. popped up, shallow right. eaton coming to get it. runners will hold. two down. and now another cuban born player in this astro lineup. rookie in 22-year-old yordan alvarez who hit 22 home runs during the regular season and will likely be the american league roo
book is earning her international attention. and we dodge the strongest storms today, but i don t think we ll get so lucky tomorrow. i m trackind another rou of severe weather. i ll show you when it moves in. news4 at 11 star now. good evening. we begin tonight with a woman attackedy two pit bulldogs earlier in d.c. this surveillance video shows the same dogs cornering the teenager earlier in the day. neighbors say the animals have en terrorizing the neighborhood for months. the dogs attacked the woman in and around minnesota avenue in southeast. news4 s jackie bensen joins us now with what police uncovered as they went inside the home. reporter: news4 has learned that the dog mauling incident where a woman was severely injured to her face and hands was not the first today. the earlier one was caught on videotape. this home security camera video shows the pit bulls ambushing a teenager.ng we re concealhis identity, who was walking the 6-month-old family dog. he in
athlete who was almost swept away. it s not worth the risk. it s not definitely not worth what happened to me. and lights out at nats park tonight. long delays for players and fans back from the all-star break.รบ we start the 11:00 news in storm center 4, the weekend bringing us the beginning of a heatwave. it s going to feel like more than 100 degrees. so how quickly are we going to feel that when we step out the door tomorrow morning doug? i tell you guys, today high temperatures only in the low to mid-80s. tomorrow, however, a much different story as the heat really gets turned up quickly. take a look, as you re making your way out and about the heat comes quick. 76 degrees at 7:00 a.m. up to 85 by 11:00. up to 94 degrees by 3:00. and it s not just hot, it will be extremely humid during the day tomorrow too. and not just tomorrow, the heatwave, well, it s here for a while. look at the feels-like temperatures. these will be the heat index temperatures. 101 on sa