the course in moraga's commons park is one of the oldest in the bay area.s kpix 5's juliette goodrich reports, disc golf enthusiasts are taking their fight to city hall. >> reporter: there's some discourse on the disk course. or rather, frisbee golf course in moraga commons park. just ask cory kohler. he got an email stating the parks and recreation department want to make some changes to the course. >> rather than a couple of hours of labor to trim some bushes, we are going to spend hundreds of dollars and probably couple of hundred man hours moving key pads and baskets. it really makes little sense to me. >> reporter: you know, frisbee golf could become an olympic sport one day and you want to keep it challenging. and that's why so many people in moraga love this course because it is so challenging. so what i'm hearing is these trees and on the calls are a good thing. >> yes. that's part of the sport. basically, the strategy to be able to get your disto be go around trees and get to the basket. >> reporter: now parks and rec want to make some changes to t

so it's going to get into that livermore gap and cool the valley, out towards moraga. breeze -- delta breeze. saturday morning just like today. maybe a little warmer, but the warmest spots are going to be in the 90s inland. sacramento. for us, most of our hot spots are going to be mid and low 80s, in the hot spots. that's saturday. we'll see you back here with the rest of the weekend. >> coming up, more cases of zika hr in the bay area. up next what we're learning from health officials about several new patients who contracted the virus. >>> and later in sports, the giants struggle to score runs yet again, and how they're having trouble on the field as they open a three-game series in the nation's capital. mark has highlights in sports. >>> plus, a good day on wall street. the jobs report that sent stocks soaring today. j?j?j7 >>> there are new developments tonight involving the number of cases in zika in the bay area. the health department reported two new cases of the virus today bringing the total number of cases in san francisco to 10. health officials say all ten

came forward after reading about kristen cunnane's similar experience with a middle-school coach in moraga. that coach was convicted. wilson hopes to empower other victims by sharing her story. >> it takes courage to talk about it, and, you know, if i could -- if i could help others do the same, they're gonna become stronger, and they're gonna take control of their lives back. >> she also wants her story to serve as a cautionary tale for today's teens, who she feels are especially at risk because of social media and smartphones. in santa rosa, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> it took her so many years to find her voice, so i want to thank sherinne for having the courage to talk with us about this, and joining me in the studio right now is a woman who wants to stop that kind of abuse forever. she is executive director of the san francisco child abuse prevention center -- katie albright, and we have worked together for many years in this fight. now, you have two locations -- one is the firehouse on waller street and, of course, the children's advocacy center out in the bayview. >> first, cheryl

sebrina is in moraga. good morning, steve. 55 and chilly, and trees are moving in the breeze.

now obviously in oakland, moraga out towards hayward, but you get the idea, east bay hills are blocking that fog bank so inland valleys are going to have a little less fog than they might have this morning. that means quicker burn off and warmer day. sixty-five in fairfield, 68 in livermore, right now temperatures, look for in the belly temperatures with fog burning off quickly to make it easily into the mid-90s, low 90s, mid-90s, something like that. forecast tomorrow morning, here come the temptress, fog burns off, right back to the coast, the purples are one hundreds. you see those are kind of getting shunted to the east a little bit. there has been cooler impact, but also see those 90s, of our inland bay valley, there's your tomorrow tempter footprint, as we push forward tomorrow probably the warmest day of the week or similar to today, temperatures will trend down. we'll talk about that and the fire conditions in northern and southern california. >>> cruise on the scene of a water main break in lafayette tonight. a four-inch residential water line ruptured just after five this even

abc 7 news was along highway 13 and moraga avenue in oakland yesterday as crews began preparing the slope to prevent further slide damage caused by spring and winter rains. this is just east of the northbound on-ramp. the project includes earth retaining structures and replanting trees. caltrans says it could take several saturdays and a lot of ramp closures to complete it. >>> san francisco-based airbnb now the second most valuable american tech start-up. a massive new round of funding shows them at $30 billion. only uber is valued higher at $68 billion. airbnb is playing with new experiences, for example, paying locals for tours of particular sites. >>> more than 100 people took a free test right on the north bay's first passenger rail line in 60 years. saturday's test ride is one of many offered by the sonoma marin area rail transit, or t.. they are geared at providing experience for engineers. the service is expected later this year and goes from santa rosa's airport station to downtown san rafael, a distance of 43 miles. >>> getting the classes needed in college has never really been

it's up into the east bay now obviously over to the lafayette area towards moraga.ast for tomorrow morning, that's a dose, the most we've seen the model stick out in two livermore valley. which probably will happen. the fog burns off tomorrow afternoon. daytime highs. 70s, for most of us but there will be the mid-and upper 80s in the warmest inland bay valley, right on the edge of fairfield, maybe low 90s. tomorrow even though it's not that hot, tomorrow the warmest day of the week. i'll come back and talk about the rest of the week and a cooldown headed your way. >>> a coyote with a bad case of mange, the encounter a ktvu photographer had with the animal as wildlife experts are working to corral it. >>> a key matchup tonight in l.a. between the giants and the dodgers. first place in the national league west on the line. honey it's not swiping. come on i need it to swipe. i know i need to swipe something. get high speed internet from at&t. keep calm, your internet's on. narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers

sebrina is in moraga. good morning, steve. 55 and chilly, and trees are moving in the breeze. boy, they will really start moving tomorrow. today's really kind of the last day where the warm temps inland are hot temps because we get a cooling trend starting tomorrow. fire conditions for the cold fire to the east of the lake, tough to get information. i am using weather underground sites trying to get in between there. 63. 77% humidity. the temp's going to get hot. the wind will pick up. right now southeast two. gusts to eight. i will update that in ten minutes or so. fog has filled in on the coast. it's filled in that hole in the monterey bay. it was pretty solid there. some of that has moved inland. what's there is more in the fog category. not much of a breeze. anytime fairfield is under ten, that's a sign inland temps warm up quick. santa rosa 48 this morning. also in marin county some upper 40s. one system moved into the north, but a stronger one is going to drop in and that will enhance the fog bank starting tomorrow. today if you are in the fog, visibility lousy and it's

it's cold and foggy in moraga. that will burn off. if you get the fog, you know the pattern.if you don't, probably 90s to 100s. san francisco can't get to average. one day they hit 70. 65/54. the record way back 1892 when it was 92 degrees. it will be very, very hot down in sash for the -- for the san bernardino for the blue cut fire. the wind is variable. south-southeast at times. humidity down to 10%. that will be very tough. already 79 in victorville and 73 in san bernardino. it's going to be really, really hot there. no moisture making there. some in arizona, but not the deserts of southern california. for the clayton fire, starting off on the cool side this morning, but it's warming up fast. humidity was high. that's going to go way down. upper 80s to 90. around noon 100 today. a little easterly breeze. again temperatures very hot up in lake county and inland as well. we get the low clouds and fog on the coast. that sticks there and stays. west-southwest 16. not enough to make a difference. 60s for some. 50s for others. 24-hour temperature change shows plus 2 for santa r

sabrina says we are socked in with fog in moraga.ome areas coast, bay, and in san francisco are going to be dealing with some very, very thick fog. san francisco, speaking of, 68/54 today. average 68/55. the record 85 in 1935. stuck in a fine line there. inland temps bumping up and cooling off and bumping up. mainly upper 80s, 90s. 52 to 38 water temps from bodega bay to monterey. west-southwest, northwest at napa. not that strong. 50s on the temps. some few low 60s. but again with some of that fog making it in areas that don't always get it, some areas are clear, some get the fog and low clouds, but everyone's pretty close. pleasanton 59. brentwood 59. 56 concord. fog east side of mount diablo, which doesn't always happen. a system kicks out right there. that pushed that monsoon moisture remains of javier out of the picture for us. high pressure building and it will be here for three to five days. maybe a little longer. there are hints of low pressure settling in for the last half of the month. maybe all the way to the end of the mo

we have 58 to start in danville. 61 right now in antioch. 56 moraga as well as lafayette.noon highs. very similar to yesterday. perhaps even a tad cooler for some. 75 the afternoon high expected in santa rosa for today. close to the water 74 san rafael. san francisco 63. pacifica 61. heading east, upper 60s in the forecast for oakland today. upper 80s for those hotter locations. 87 brentwood. 87 antioch. 83 livermore. mid 70s in the south bay of san jose. 80 degrees the afternoon high expected for los gatos. your extended forecast. temperatures climbing tomorrow. upper 80s in the forecast. so we should notice that for our inland communities. low 90s on wednesday. that's where we peak. temperatures begin to cool back into the second part of the business week and into your bay area weekend. take a look at those numbers. around the way not a lot of change. along the coast not a lot of change. our inland communities 80 degrees the afternoon high expected on saturday. low 80s expected on sunday. just kind of nice. i was looking at the forecast there. i should say looking back.