bobby nadeau in rome. let's go to you in madrid.smooth has the lifting of restrictions been so far across spain? >> hi, rosemary. there's been a lot of joy with people able to run and take bicycle rides. these are the adults. the spanish government is saying the hard part comes now as the infection rate has gone way down in spain so they're opening things up. most of the country is starting what they're calling phase zero. so, for instance that the restaurant, they can't take out those tables that are for outdoor terraces until next week if everything goes well. this restaurant which has been closed serves takeout food. they serve a roast chicken among other things. whether they will open today -- there's no sign they're going to reopen. but the government says they can reopen if they have a lot of security measures. small stores can open with clients coming in by prior appointment. so there's a series of security measures that the government is watching today, mostly across the entire country to see if the spaniards will maintain t

let's get the latest from bobby nadeau.t is the mood there as people prepare for their new normal? >> well, i moan there aean ther of people in movement, a lot of people on the streets. we're not seeing a huge rush to start right away. you know, the shops will be opening here in the next hour or so. the coffee bars now you can go inside and take your coffee. tonight restaurants will be able to serve at tables. all those sorts of things which are very, very normal in this country are so daunting right now. people are so concerned about going back to where we were, about a second wave, about contagion. italians are very, very aware of what they've just been through and the sacrifices so many have made economically, with the 31,000 deaths, and nobody wants to go back to that place. everybody's very cautious, very excited. but it's a daunting thing to start over like this and everyone's taking it very, very seriously so far rosemary. >> it is smart to be cautious. bobby nadeau, many thanks. >>> car makers have taken a big hit f