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reporter: frank, julie, you re talking about 200 to 300 yards from where we are standing. as you said fire crews were able to successfully save it. behind me there are still some crews down here working. the reason being because of this. let me show you over here. you can see some glows right there, where the fire is burning at this hour because the fire is only 25% contained. now crews say it started just about after 4:00 this afternoon in the 6100 block of dry creek road in napa county about three miles west of yountville. crews battled the 50-acre fire, which was killed by a lot of dry brush in the area. however crews were able to make great progress because of change in the weather pattern. fire investigators say that 85% to 95% humidity with little wind helped them gain ground. that weather will help play a role overnight as crews are dealing with steep brush and vegetation. the hand crews are cutting the line right now. we had dozers out here, four dozers and ....
folks on that airplane this morning. connor gillaspie a 29-year-old from omaha, nebraska had our household going last night. up in arms. excited it take the lead. take some heat off of the joint because they haven t been able to hit. sal and gasia, the bullpen that the cubs have. and they did it last night. the giants bullpen gave up that two run homer that i thought may be the end but it wasn t. yeah. we have blown a lot of saves in the season. you had to wait until 11:43 to get there. but it was a win. these guys stayed up. i called it a night around 10:00. we will talk about the giants later. and also i want to mention that the dog whisperer is here. cesar milan. yes. and plenty of politics. another homeless may have been killed in the south bay. the latest victim was found in the parking lot of a lowe s home improvement store. janine de la vega has been covering the story for us all morning long. what have you learned jeanine. reporter: mike, p ....
with two men on, gillaspie hit one off of the closer. buster posey coming around to score putting the giants up by run. they added another one for a 5- 3 going into the 9th. then chris bryant hit a two-run shot off of romo. it made it a tie game at 5. the giants have one more come back left in them. in the 13th after brandon crawford doubled to lead off the inning. joe panik, it went off the wall in center. the giants take it 6-5. just because we re done doesn t mean we re out. if we re breathing, we re still fighting. the game had everything. pitching, timely hitting on both sides. it was a fun game to be involved with. both sides, you saw two good teams going at it. that was the 10th straight elimination game that the giants have won dating back to the 2012 post season. there are a lot of burglariy eyed giants fans, mike among of them. i m ready to go. a lot of us stayed up late to watch that incredible win. alex savage talked to several of the fans about ....
and we need this. this is among many national parks. the service got word to shut them down, secure them, then, about 180 of the 250 employees were sent home. all employees were requested to come into work today to shut down their work space, secure everything to make sure if there is extended absence everything will be safe. while most of the presidio is in the hands of the private trust and unaffected by the shut down, parking lots and rest rooms are closed at chrissy field. this sign in front of a locked gate at road to four point. there was disappointment where an average 5,000 visitors passed through every day. i saw politicians back in the uk. the visitors are not allowed to be in the parks while closed, national park series says it does not intend to make arrests. the closures triggered a number of inconveniences around the bay area today, locked gates at fort point and delayed crews responding to a potential suicide at the golden gate bridge. the thr ....
back to work tomorrow. tonight no deal in sight. the government shutdown moves into its second day leaving thousands of bay area employees wondering when they will get back to work. good evening, everyone. i m carolyn johnson. i m dan ashley. abc7 news south bay reporter lisa amin gulezian is live with a look at the immediate and long-term impact of the shutdown in the south bay. lisa? dan, people started leaving the federal building behind me at about noon. that s when they got their furlough notices. activity will continue tomorrow and all week in that far building over there. that s where the courts are. the majority of people who were furloughed work right over there. the furloughs are in full affect . at san jose s federal building, the courts are still open, but it doesn t mean things are running smoothly. i feel bad for the staff. i am an administrative law judge so i am holding hearings, but don t have staff to support me. those working in nonessential ....