by my grill. i keep that pan under it. what i m going to do now since i m done cooking, i m going to let my ashes burn down and throw ice on there, water, scoop it out. reporter: fire officials are urging anyone who sees smoke to call it in, so any fire that starts won t burn out of control. you may have noticed it was warm out there. let s check in with mark. warm in the city today. san francisco fog-free. lower 80s. san francisco topped out 83 degrees this afternoon. the strong offshore winds have backed off, but still very warm, especially this time of year, when you get a weather pattern like this, fire danger, though we don t have the red flag warning still a concern. temperatures from the 80s, 80 to 87 degrees. red flag warning now in place towards southern california. here in the bay area, mostly clear skies and another warm day tomorrow. here s a look at the current numbers. it s 71 degrees now in san francisco. san jose 76. another warm forecast for your sunday
the american league division series. the oakland a s head to detroit and we have team coverage and begin with ktvu s debora villalon, live at the coliseum, where it was another exciting game for the fans. reporter: ken, can it get anymore exciting? the sellout crowd is making their way out, but they are in no hurry, they are savoring the moment, a walk-off win and success story you have got to love. the rookie against the veteran. the curveballs had heat, and exuberant crowd, the 23-year- old in his 11th big league start more that on held his own, just as hi fans predicted he would. i could feel the energy and excitement. he just has to stay focused. those boos are for detroit s ace, justin verlander, coliseum craziness doesn t rattle him, but being meshed by a rookie. it s his calling and his time. it s his moment to be in here. reporter: inning after scoreless inning, the potential skyhigh as fans know what a second loss means. detroit needing only one more at home.
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miss fewer? yes. dr. merasi? aye. and mr. yee. six ayes. thank you. presentation to the board of education superintendents report tonight, your thoughts for the evening. thank you president yee and good evening, everyone. i hope that everyone had a wonderful weekend this weekend in san francisco. it is definitely filled with exciting activities. we are so fortunate to live in a city where we have a robust offering of cultural activities. i also want to add my voice to the course of those across the city that are saying, go giants this past friday, our middle school students over 3,000 of our middle school students, were treated to an exclusive concert, at the harley strictty blue grass festival at the golden gate park. thanks to the late warren hellman, a true men of san francisco, this has become an annual tradition for the sixth graders and the school staff throughout san francisco. we have the opportunity to enjoy a morning concert with some of the fest