Bay Area Re-Opens Further As California Flattens the Coronavirus Curve

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🗓️ 7 October 2020

⏱️ 16 minutes

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As daily new coronavirus cases continue to decline across the state, the Bay Area is slowly but surely getting back in business. Some public elementary schools in Alameda and Marin counties are re-opening for in-person learning, reduced-capacity indoor dining is now allowed in San Francisco, and indoor nail and hair salons are open throughout the region. We'll talk about the Bay Area's progress and the challenges that lie ahead. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:53.5	our election coverage continues with Proposition 20, which would roll back parole and criminal sentencing changes that voters approved back in 2014 and in 2016. But first, the Bay Area is making good strides against the coronavirus pandemic as new cases and hospitalizations fall, which means that
1:12.1	officials are allowing more businesses and schools to reopen. We'll talk about the region's
1:16.6	progress so far and what's ahead. I'm Michael Krasny.
1:39.6	As new daily coronavirus cases continue to decline across the state, the Bay Area is slowly but surely getting back in business.
1:48.6	Some public elementary schools in Alameda and Marin counties are reopening for in-person learning.
1:53.8	Reduced capacity indoor dining is now allowed in San Francisco, and indoor nail and hair salons are open throughout the region.
2:00.6	We're going to talk about the
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