entity. >> reporter: the move will eliminate the distrihishift all calls to the oakland police department. there have been rallies and marnlg marches in favor of this, evchv steve kerr took to the streets. but some are not happy. >> i think it is a bad idea. >> reporter: carolyn has two sons in the district and she fears not only for their safety, but for the safety of other students. >> my son was bullied last year. or this year actually, and these 7th graders threatened to bring a gun and shoot my son. right? whoa, right? >> reporter: former district security guard agrees. >> i think it is a dangerous mistake. now the school zone is a free for all of criminal activity. >> reporter: now there is a hope from many that school employees will work with students to solve issues before they became major problems.

i did reach out to the oakland police department who has struggled at times with responding to calls. they would only say that they will continue to provide securities to all of the community. jr stone, abc 7 news. and in north bay, the napa police department says that it will limit the use of carotid restraints better thknown as che holds oig. officers will only use it in a deadly force situation. earlier this month, vallejo and daly city police said that they would no longer use chokeholds. leaders in one bay area county are pushing for punishment if you do not wear a mask. san mateo county supervisor suggested that people face a fine for not wearing one in public. amy hollyfield is live with more on this. >> reporter: yeah, isn't this getting interesting. we have county government now saying to the state we'd like to see you take this one step further. you need to do more. so county supervisor david

canapa made a personal governor newsom, asking michlhi enforce the statewide order. he proposes a warning for the first offense, $100, and $500 for the third. and he suggests that community service officers could enforce the mask order instead of police officers. the governor hasn't responded specifically to the letter, but you yesterday he dismissed any idea of penalizing people who don't wear a face mask. >> please, please, wear a face covering. we can slow down the spread by doing that. we mandated in the state, we want to see it enforced, but we don't want to see it punitively done. we don't want to see people fined. >> reporter: supervisor told cron "chronicle" says he would

take the proposal to the next board of supervisors meeting in two weeks to push for local enforcement for people to wear these elor else. governor newsom is set to give an update on covid-19 todayed a noon. the state is dealing with a sudden surge in cases and the governor says he would not hesitate to go back to tougher restrictions again. he said the number of cases jumped 69 administers since t% of the week. governor newsom says this is due in part to more testing, but he says that california reopening is also playing a big role. the governor warns this counties refusing to enforce mask and social distancing rules could lose access to 2$2.5 billion in that covid-19 assistance fund. nopredicts 30,000 s to spread,

people will die from the virus in the month of july. and that really has a lot of government officials concerned. jobina fortson has a look at the situation. >> yes, it really is devastating. so the u.s. reported nearly 35,000 new cases yesterday. that is the biggest junch in months and alsole t the third highest single day increase that we've seen. so florida reported a record 5,000 new cases. the state was slow to close businesses and quick to reopen. and in new orleans, half of the city's new cases involve people under 30, new york, new jersey and connecticut now playing defense. >> people coming in from states that have a high infection rate must quarantine for 14 days. you can violate the quarantine until you get caught. and then when you get caught, you are in mandatory quarantine

and fined thousands of dollars. >> new york governor andrew cuomo says police will stop cars without a state license plate. and coming up, i'll explain which states are considered to have a high infection rate. >> all right, thank you. and east bay school district has come up with a tentative plan for the fall. the superintendent of is an lorenzo unified says the cool year will resume mid to october for partial distance learning abo learning. and he reminds families it could change depending on new guidance. you will find an sbler beingintp o what is open and where on nbc abc7news.com. coming up next, students are back on one campus, but some wonder is it worth jumping through so many hoops.

and police in the east bay join forces to fight illegal fireworks. but first, it is 4:36 and checking in with mike nicco. you sound wered with t e ed bor. do you want a little mixup? >> yeah, like you said, i want to go to the pool just as much as you do or go to the beach, but you can't take advantage of it. that's the biggest frustration. let's take a look at what is going on. we'll start with the inland east bay neighborhoods. we are cool in the mid to upper 50s through the tri-valley. of course it is much warmer around and yok atioch and brent. other neighborhoods mid to upper 50s. we'll look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see the low clouds hanging out there. a little mist is possible today.

we'll do this in order of busiest to least businessiesest. more clouds, if you are taking mass transit, 69. out to walnut creek where it will be 94 today and small craft advisory on the bay. let's take a look at the south bay, we'll get to mid to upper 80s this afternoon. a nice 73 at 8:00. they can out the sunshine in north bay, we'll check into the 70s. 80s at noon.can out the sunshin north bay, we'll check into the 70s. 80s at noon. a nice 73 at 8:00. and east bay valleys are the warmest, low to mid-90s through about 5:00 and then we'll drop down to when 80 with sunshine at 8:00. we do have some changes coming up in the forecast and they hit this weekend, i'll have that coming up next. first let's say good morning to jobina. how are you? >> i am doing well, mike. i like your forecast. i'm good with it.

good morning, everyone. things are looking great on our roads this morning. i was following a couple road construction projects, but those have been picked up early as well. so we'll take a live look showing you the san mateo bridge. probably one of our busiest spots at 4:38 this morning. so you can see the traffic is already picking up for people making their way towards the peninsula. if you are headed east, it is pretty quiet. i'll of course keep you posted if that changes.

valspar signature ♪ holds up to common stains and cleans up easy.

discover what's possible at lowe's.

here is a look at san jose where it is partly cloudy and 59 degrees. we'll take a look at the day planner. looks a lot like the last couple days. clouds in the morning with 50s,

and then sunshine bay and inland, clouds clinging to the coast. here is a look at the heat advisory, it is expanding, but you can see where the localized sea breeze is keeping the coast like monterey, even so cal low to mid-70s. but thunderstorms in the sierra again. the trial for two bay area college students accused of murdering an italian police officer is under way again. it had been delayed because of coronavirus. finnegan elder and gabriel york are accused of killing an undercover police officer in rome last summer. it happened after a drug deal gone bad. the men say they thought the officer and his partner were thugs coming for them after they stole a backpack. and they say they acted in self-defense.

police in san pablo, richmond and el cerrito are joining forces to tackle the problem of illegal fireworks. police are dealing with an 81% increase in fireworks calls. richmo richmond's chief says police face growing challenges. >> with whole defunding of the police department, there is an argument of should the police department be responding to fireworks. i say ybecause it is having an in-pa impact on the community. >> and richmond is offering a reward for tips that lead them to people using or selling them. and tomorrow morning, las vegas visitors and residents will be required to wear face coverings when they are indoors at a public place. yesterday nevada's governor announced the mandate that applies to the whole state because they have seen a spike in coronavirus cases. clark county where las vegas is located has had 2100 cases

reported in the last seven days. vegas casinos just starte reopening for business back on june 4. and the first cal state university is opening back be up. seniors are already back on campus taking in-person classes, but some are questioning if the rules to do there are too strict. liz kreutz has the details. >> not quite risoners, but it is that kind oof vibe. >> reporter: cal maritime got special approval to begin in-person classes this month, but it is not normal university life. all fact ulty and staff staff sf tested. and they wear face coverings. but the students under theenow g back on campus are not allowed to leave. one student who reached out to

abc 7 news and wished to remain nonan n an nonmusz that this is too restrictive. is this a fair bubble? >> absolutely not. the bubble that is trying to be created doesn't exist. we see faculty, staff, contractors and everyone else coming and going from campus every day. >> reporter: we asked the administration about this concern. how is it a true bubble if you are having dining hall staff, other staff and faculty come position aing and going? >> it is a controlled bubble. we know that it is not a full lockdown type situation for everybody. >> reporter: the issue hits at the challenges universities across the country are facing as they try to find ways to begin in-person classes. cal maritime admits it is not perfect shruolution, but the be one. >> benefit is that i'll have my degree.

>> reporter: liz kreutz, abc 7. and tcalifornia voters bassd the proposition 209, but supporters argue that it has limited diversity and campuses and businesses. nasa is renames its withdrawing washington headquarters in honor of mary jackson, the space agency's first black female engineer. jackson was part of a group of women who helped nasa succeed in getting american astronauts into space. their story was told in the book and film "hidden figures." nasa administrator says that jackson helped open opportunities for black people and women in engineering and in technology. i'm so happy to see this. >> yeah, that is one of those movies that if it is on, i'll stop and watch it just because it is a great story. >> it is such a good movie. and to think about all that they

had to go through and giving so much to be such pioneers. i'm just happy that they are finally getting the respect they deserve. the risks they had to take to become known and once they were known to their supervisor, they finally got the opportunity to do their job and look what happened, we went to the moon. yeah, it is fantastic. nice that part of history is being rewritten to include them. let's take a look, it is mostly cloudy. our consistent weather pattern continues today. so dry cold front, cool and breezy sunday, but it doesn't last very long. we'll have a pretty nice damon and then the heat builds again in the middle to latser pater pf next week. the clouds may linger a half hour longer than they did yesterday. and as we head into the afternoon hour, you can see they are stubborn along the coast. mid to upper 80s through the

south bay, in milpit san jose, 89 in morgan hill. on the peninsula, 83 around redwood city. a lot of mid to upper 70s as you head north. and we'll have around 63 to 65 on the peninsula coast. we'll try to get to near 70 downtown, south san francisco and triple digits in several areas. mid to upper 70s for most of the east bay shoreline. and look at those mid-90s-90s-9s and tonight, a little less cloud cover than this morning. and tomorrow we'll heat. the heat will peak and fall back on saturday and sunday the dry cold front with brie aeezy

conditions. average monday and then warming up again tuesday, wednesday. listen to this, tesla is ranking dead last in the quality survey for cars. and burger king is giving out free whoppers to certain car owners. here is "techbytes." tesla has ranked dead last in jd power's annual study. it was the first time tesla was included in the survey and it was deemed the lowest quality of 32 major brands due to problems reported by owners, jaguar and mercedes bhe-benz were also low scoring. and amazon is trying to crack down on knockoffs. they are launching a new counterfeit crimes unit as part of an effort to eliminate bogus products. last year nike stopped selling directly on amazon citing those concerns. ands with a self-driving navigational system

can stop in for a free whooper. those are your "techbytes." outside lands are not out happening this summer, but organizers are out with next year's lineup. and a young

when we closed our wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team members on-board. then focused our five-star level of service to all who needed it.

we made improvements to people's lives. we strove to be better and we made people happy. this closure may have temporarily taken us out of wynn and encore, but it couldn't take the wynn and encore out of us. and now, we are proud to welcome you back. an update on the heat

advisory. it continues for lake and mendocino counties from noon to about 10:00 tomorrow evening. so a pretty long time. and until saturday it continues with a risk of heat illness in solano county. 69 in fran, 76 san francisco, 7 and mid and upper 90s in the east bay valleys. well, it is essential worker week in san francisco. mayor breed visited businesses in the city of north beach neighborhood where essential workers have been keeping things up and running ever since the stay-at-home order took effect. the mayor visited a nature shop and cole hardware and workers received a special certificate of honor. >> i want to present this certificate to essential workers which you are and everybody who works at cole hardware on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. thank you so much for your service.

>> thank you very much. >> and as w b sat important to keep following the safety guidelines, wearing our masks, to protect ourselves and as well as essential workers. happening today, tickets for next year's outside lands will go on sale. this year it was canceled. and we all know why. because of coronavirus. tickets are already purchased for this year. they will be rolled over automatically to the festival next year, but if you want your money back, you have until july 24th to request a refund. next year outside lands is scheduled for august 6 through 8, and it will include lizzo and the stokes. an 11 month old boy is alive thanks to two san jose police officers. sunday a call went out about an unresponsive child.

two officers arrived and one performed chest compressions while the partner did mouth to mouth. the training prepared them, but it is also about more than that -- >> i have a niece and nephew and, you know, when you see someone like that on the ground, you can't help but want to help them. >> paramedics rushed the child to the hospital where this morning he is recovering. thank goodness. stressful. >> that is awesome. appreciate them so much. let's take a look at our temperatures and we'll focus on the weekend, it is friday eve after all. yeah, it is thursday. you can still see a summer spread as it will be our fifth and final consecutive day of that. you can see the heat really starts to ease inland, a lot of 80s and barely any 90s around antioch and livermore. 62 possibly in san francisco. so we know that the sea breeze is starting to crank up, but nothing like sunday, look at

that, 60s, 70s and 80s. so widespread cooling absolutely our coolest day moving forward. coming up next at 5:00, planning a summer getaway in the middle of a pandemic, the top three places americans are considering visiting. and a break in the case, police may have identified the woman seen coughing on a toddler. local school.connection to a and -- oh, an ikea book case comes crashing down on two children in the south bay. luckily they are okay, but water

grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery.

grab a box of 15 or try them loaded. get 'em now with no contact delivery. a break in the case, list may have identified a woman who is seen here coughing on a toddler at a local yogurt land. her possible connection to a local school. and this morning, new travel restrictions across some state lines. it is all in an effort to help slow the presented spread of th what went into the big decision. good morning, everybody. it is thursday, june 25th. and jumia ijulian, happy to hav with me. >> feels like a mini family reunion every time i get to come into the studio. >> mike, when are you coming back to visit me? >> i'll come back to visit you,

but does that mean i have to stay? >> that's not nice. >> only if you want to. >> you guys would make the trip worth it, but i'll tell you what, that hour and a half commute i was starting to get, that was rough. i'm kind of enjoying the five minute walk. well, 30 second walk from downstairs. anyway, let's move on. let's talk about what is going on with the weather. you can see that we have the cloud cover once again. there is no fog out there. might be amounts mist in the hirer e er er er er er er the coast. and we'll be around 60 this afternoon at the coast. 72 to 83 pretty nice at noon, and then near 80 to 90 at 4:00. so a decent evening is on the way. we'll talk about a big break in the heat coming up this weekend. now back to julian for the news. this morning an update on that story about