That is stretching it as thin as you could possibly get but it worked. Tito is a fantastic manager and being a homefield advantage, that went a long way. The fans were amazing tonight. You hear this talk a lot during the tribe season of the fans in the attendance. Its an old subject, but what you saw tonight is why we get upset wh building. Everyone was saying this was mid to late 90s noise level coming from inside the ballpark tonight. When they were hitting those balls, i think that is part of the reason he went to ella. He was carrying a lot. Six combined home runs game reaction we will have all of it, two sets of numbers id like to leave with that would be david price s career 08 and of course the team that wins game one when 70 percent of the time. We are going to get it done tomorrow. Tony will be along in a while with post game. Anchor1 a lot of excite tonight. Our othep pictures of Hurricane Matthew and the orlando area. It is barreling up orlandos coast packing 100 30 mile an
Moments. But first, good afternoon, w welcome to cleveland 19 news at 4 00. Im mark nolan. Breathe it out. Reporter im so nervous all day. This could be the day that we win the world series. Not since 1948. And i can tell you, the people that have been coming down here to the ballpark, they are so excited about tonight. Reporter people coming down to the ballpark are so excited about tonight. But also people that are outside of the ballpark. Theyre running around downt like west 6th. And of course over on east 4th. Thats where we find Sarah Goldenberg. Sarah. Reporter hey, guys. I have to tell you, the excitement out here, it is hard to describe. But look at all of the people we have out here on this beautiful day. All of the patios and porches opened in the area. Everyone ready to cheer on the tribe. Look at this for game six. Now, we did find some cubs fans out here. But everyone seems to be getting along and a lot of tribe fans in fact, were going to take a walk to our friends over
70 to 75 Miles Per Hour winds. Reporter hermine intensified in the warm waters of the gulf of mexico thursday. Landfall is expected over night in floridas panhandle. From there, hermine will head up the eastern seaboard. Florida has not had a direct hit from a hurricane in 11 years. Residents along the gulf coast spent the day preparing for the worst. Sandbags, you know. Try to get everything ready, tied down, vehicles out. Reporter the ut outer bands of heavy rains have been pushing on shore since late this morning. By the time its all over, some areas could see almost two feet of rainfall. A state of emergency has been declared for more than 50 counties in florida and schools in more than 20 counties have been closed. Philip byron is using these last few hours of preparation to stack sandbags outside his newly renovated real estate office. Its just mother nature. You take it as it comes and you reporter prepared or not, florida residents are in for a long night. Don champion, clevela
Pthe 50 degree mark here today. Pbut here comes the rain. Pits moving in from west to peast. Pwe had some rain around sandusky pand norwalk. Pnot much occurring in the pgreater cleveland area or pakroncanton at the moment. Pbut eventually it will be pgetting in here. Utinbay, sandusky, norwalk, pthe rain a little heavier around pvermilion. Pobviously we have an alert out ptonight for the rain. Pa little on the breezy side as pwell out there. Pits a high risk of rain with pthis cold front, so travel ptonight. Pi do expect wet roads. Pits not going to be a real pheavy rain. Pjust enough to make things damp pout there. Pof course, you can track all of pthis on the interactive radar on pthe cleveland 19 weather app. Pwere going to be slowly falling pthrough the 40s this evening. Pand then eventually into the p30s. Pmost of the rain will fall this pevening. Pyou can see on our app here by p2 00 in the morning it has it pending in cleveland. Pthats because the front will be pthrough and temp
Energy reports as many as 5,000 customers are dealing with power outages. But the snow and the cold, as beth mentioned, is everywhere. Shanice dunning is live in the snowbelt and, where are you and now . Reporter hey, lydia. We are in beachwood and right near i271 and as beth mentioned, those flurries are here. You can see them flying around. You can take a look right here. This is 271, 271 north. Thats behind me. And most people today said that the cold, yes, it bothered them and we all knew that it was on the way. But it was really the wind that was getting people that we talked to who are out and about, picking up those lastminute Winter Essentials today. We stopped by harvard, that Shopping Center over there and were talking to people as they were picking some things up, snowplows were out there getting the parking lots ready. And as people mentioned and they were talking to us, they snow, that it was going to come. But, you know, were getting ready for it today. So you were ready