the bay area counties on the list are could notra costa, santa clara and solano. >> not all of them have opened the types of business that's newsom is concerned about. this would put on hold any planning for reopening the businesses and taking a look at the numbers that led to this decision. you can see the positivity rate, the percentage of tests coming back positive for coronavirus, has jumped to 6% over the last 14 days and 6.4 over the last seven days. >> compare that to two weeks ago when it was just 4.for y4%. a big change. melanie joins us live. >> these new rules apply to the 19 counties that have been on the state's watch list for the last three consecutive days. as californians head into the holiday weekend, indoor activities in 19 california counties including could notra costa, santa clara and solano counties will cease immediately. >> please do not take your guard down. >> reporter: the governor is strucking certain sectors within the 19 counties to close endoor operations due to the risk of spread. in those 19 counties, there will be no more indoor restaurant dining, by tas

this is in eastern could notra costa county. the district sending this out today. it doesn't name the specific high school but it does say three students engaged in approved activities contracted the virus while working outside their pods or workouts groups. anyone who came in contact with them have been notified. all conditioning activities have been postponed. it is unclear if school sports will be resumed. many doctors say if we all wear masks, the spread of the virus could come to a screeching halt by around semi. a lot of people are not buying in. tonight, marin county is getting tough. not wearing a mask, be ready to pay up. step one of the crackdown is already in place. the violation at marin county.org. that's where people can report businesses not playing by the rules. it goes straight to the state's covid-19 enforcement arm. >> we're getting a lot of complaints about short term rentals operating and they're not supposed to be operating. >> tomorrow representatives of enforcement will meet to discuss a strategy for the entire county. that plan will have so

administrators in both antioch and west could notra costa are keeping a close eye on libelibe they thought it would be one of the distance learning programs. that's not the way it turned out. >> right now we're standing alone. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: and there's one more bit of page these local school districts have to collectively endure. make all these changes with budgets also being ravaged by the pandemic. eric thomas. abc7 news. >>> oakland's public schools will open one month from today and we're learning more about what students will experience when classes resume. >> the new school 84 will start with a series of phases. we are starting with all students in distance learning. >> the district's man called strong start for every student calls for teachers to begin work on august 5th. union leaders worry teachers won't have enough time to get classes ready to start five days later, on august 10th. >> we got thrown into this because of the health crisis and there's not been sufficient training for teachers to roll it out in any way, shape or form. >> oakland unified expects