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tier indoor dining can resume with 25% capacity. retail stores can expand to 50% capacity indoor attractions and movie theaters can open at 25% capacity and gyms can open indoors at 10% capacity. contra costa and sonoma counties have been the only bay area counties in that most restrictive purple tier. a new vaccine distribution plan announced last week by the governor is designed so that those shots reach, those in the poorest zip codes in california. but bay area lawmakers say that solution leaves other bay area residents out in the cold. they are calling for some changes kron four...

helped get the package through congress. promise made promise fulfilled but for republicans it's a promise. broken partly the common sense bipartisanship. the president promised senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says democrats passed a partisan bill no republicans in the house or senate supported. it just wasn't a bill to finish off the pandemic. it was a multi-trillion dollar trojan horse. little liberal ideas. >> now president biden will hit the road to print promote the package. >> he set to head to pennsylvania this tuesday and then he will be in atlanta, georgia next friday...

>> thank you so much. joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3 o'clock. i'm justine waldman. we will start today with the changes for businesses in contra, costa and sonoma counties. the state's health director is saying both counties can move into the red tier for reopening on sunday. so this means that restaurants and gyms. we'll be able to open for indoor operations. indoor dining can resume with 25% capacity. retail stores can expand to 50% capacity indoor attractions and movie theaters can open at 25% capacity and gyms can open indoors at 10% capacity. contra costa and sonoma counti...

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