with the highest number of cases in europe spain has the continent's largest coronavirus field hospital in another positive side it's finally closing its doors. patience left the facility on friday as spain takes its 1st steps forward the rest of europe is watching closely. earlier we spoke to correspondent philip schultz in seville spain and asked him what lay ahead this step is really just the 1st step. procedure it's planned for spaces that the government calls transition to a new normality trying to. stress that it's a symmetrical plan and meaning that different regions can move in different speeds according to the infection rates and one of the most important milestones would be to open restaurants again in a few weeks and then at the end of the road probably in mid june spend us will be allowed to travel again at least within the country the plan says that hotels can open again in may and mitten a budget only a limited capacity of about 30 percent but i talked to the head of the association of hotels in southern spain and he has very little hope that there will be anything close t

the last patients left the facility on friday as spain takes its 1st steps forward the rest of europe is watching closely. and joining us now from civilian southern spain is correspondent young philip schultz yeah and just give us a feeling of what what the vibe is on the streets right now. most people that i saw on the streets today were extremely relieved that they could finally leave their apartment again for many it's been 7 weeks and as you can still see behind me it's been a very beautiful day here in spain so in some cities officials actually warned of overcrowding but from what i've seen on the streets people are following regulations quite well and there are still a lot of frustrations for example. a different time slots for different age groups and also you are not allowed to walk further away than one kilometer radius raunchier apart. so they're proceeding with caution it sounds like one of the next steps from the spanish government. step is really just the 1st step of procedure. for spaces that the government calls transition to a new normality trying to. stress that it's

as spain takes its 1st steps forward the rest of europe is watching closely. joining me now from severe in southern spain is correspondent john philip schultz younger looks fine has had really strict lockdown rules the past few weeks what's the feeling there now that they're being aged. that's a very good feeling personally i've been in that privilege to situation as a journalist it was to move more or less freely and there were also certain relaxations for parents and children but for a lot of people today it's really the 1st time in 7 weeks that they have been able to to leave their apartments and as you can see behind me it's a very beautiful day it's a sunny day and people are enjoying life outside on the streets so many people and say that in some regions officials have already warned of overcrowding but of course there are still a lot of frustrations in place we have heard about the different shifts to different time slots for different age groups but there's also a one kilometer radios. restriction and a lot of people have started to don't load apps just

with the highest number of cases in europe spain has the continent's largest coronavirus field hospital in another positive sign it's finally closing its doors. the last patients left the facility on friday as spain ticks its 1st steps forward the rest of europe is watching closely. now let's take a look at some of the other developments in the pandemic you're up to now has more than 1500000 cases and russia and pakistan are both reporting their biggest one day jump in new infections new york is sending 1000 police on to the streets this weekend to enforce a social distancing warm weather is forecast and saxony and halt is the 1st german state to ease contact restrictions people there can now get together in groups of up to 5. now for a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world north and south korea have exchanged gunfire in the demilitarized border zone well it's well gunshots were fired from the north a towards a guard post in the south south korea responded a firing of 2 shots no injuries have been reported. a cruise liner ship carrying almost 3000 people has

parties and monitoring the situation closely with the highest number of cases in europe spain has the continent's largest coronavirus field hospital in another positive sign it's finally closing its doors was the last patients left the facility on friday much to the relief of the medical staff. as spain takes its 1st steps forward the rest of europe is watching closely. germany and france are spearheading european efforts to fund research into a coronavirus vaccine a virtual pledging conference next week ams to raise 7 and a half 1000000000 euros european commission president as of on the line says the goal is to develop vaccines treatments and tests to be available worldwide at an affordable price. a scientists around the world race to develop a vaccine the e.u. is trying to rally global support in the fight against coronavirus in an interview with t.w. commission president ursula von the lion called for a cool ordinated approach have to build up capacities to manufacture and zillions of those and then we have to make sure that we can deploy to every corner in the world in a fair and

as spain takes its 1st steps forward the rest of europe is watching closely. now let's take a look at some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic the total number of corona virus infections in europe now tops 1500000 cases according to a new tally russia and pakistan are both reporting their biggest one day jump in new infections france is extending its health emergency for 2 more months until july 24th the country's health minister said lifting the emergency this month would be too soon and saxony unhealth is that to become the 1st german state to ease contact restrictions starting monday people can get together in groups of up to 5. german chancellor angela merkel says germany is prepared to make a significant financial contribution to the development of a coronavirus back saying on monday the e.u. will host a donors conference for governments and organizations to pledge money machall called for global cooperation in her weekly radio address. on an interview with a carney body can get sick with this virus and so it's our task to work together

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in europe spain's prime minister has promised international tourism can return in july petra sanchez is under pressure to reopen in time for the peak summer season lockdown restrictions are gradually easing but the state of emergency does remain in force for all of the 2 weeks that's when the legal football league is due to restart mark joins us live from madrid so most of this is good news clearly for such a big industry in spain but in real terms how will it work social distancing the name of the game i guess well. it's very early to know all the details the terms and conditions are they've been talking about play exceed. bars in the beaches in the coast but still everything is very very very very early to know so what prime minister there santa said today in the weekly press or here now is that for interest and would reopen into law and he has told of restaurants and hotel owners to be setting up everything and getting things ready and he has also told spaniards to begin planning their their holidays from the end of you own words. and the football fans there must be happy resuming

resorts want to visitors from britain, which is at the highest number of coronavirus deaths in europe? spaint i said anyone visiting from overseas will have to undergo two weeks' quarantine. greece, with its idyllic islands, also has a quarantine in place and says it wants to open up its tourism sector from next month, says it wants to open up its tourism sectorfrom next month, as says it wants to open up its tourism sector from next month, as does italy. from june the 3rd, the country will be open again to travellers coming from the uk, from the european union countries and the schengen countries, and we are going to do that also together with some measures to make sure that when people come, they feel in a sort of safe environment. flights have now been grounded for almost two months, and while uncertainty about quarantine here and abroad remain, the summer holiday season seems most likely to be a domestic one. jon donnison, bbc news. with foreign holidays looking increasingly unlikely for some this year, many of us are looking for a destination closer to home. and the warmer weather has m

international air transport association estimates that millions of air travel related jobs are tryst in europe alone spain could be worst hit at $750000.00 jobs that include suppliers ranging from shuttle services to caterers the country depends on tourism in britain over $400000.00 jobs in the sector our trysts it's a similar picture in germany france and italy which could also see hundreds of thousands of job losses we are not expecting for example the levels of traffic to reach the levels of 2009 until 2023 so it's a very long curve the trouble sectors was also being felt in other industries suppliers like engine makers including the u.k.'s rolls royce and european plane maker have us say they're bleeding cash and considering massive cuts to their workforces so thousands could lose their jobs. or let's take a look now at some of the other business stories making headlines. ober will slash $3000.00 more jobs as it navigates a path out of the pandemic roger platform had already announced it would strike $3700.00 positions together the cuts amount to a quarter of the company's workforce but that don't app

international air transport association estimates that millions of air travel related jobs are trist in europe alone spain could be worst hit at $750000.00 jobs that include suppliers ranging from shuttle services to caterers the country depends on tourism in britain over $400000.00 jobs in the sector our trysts it's a similar picture in germany france and italy which could also see hundreds of thousands of job losses we are not expecting for example the levels of traffic to reach the levels of 2009 until 2023 so it's a very long quarter of the troubles sectors was also being felt in other industries suppliers like engine makers including the u.k.'s rolls royce and european plane maker airbus say they are bleeding cash and considering massive cuts to their workforces so thousands could lose their jobs. you're watching t.v. news from berlin you can get all the latest news information around the clock on our website of course that's d.w. dot com i'm terry march and i'll be 1st with you thanks our thanks triumph for. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. back

international air transport association estimates that millions of air travel related jobs are tryst in europe alone spain could be worst hit at $750000.00 jobs that include suppliers ranging from shuttle services to caterers the country depends on tourism in britain over $400000.00 jobs in the sector our trysts it's a similar picture in germany france and italy which could all. the hundreds of thousands of job losses we're not expecting for example the levels will drop feet to reach the levels of 2009 until 2023 so it's a very long quarter of the travel sectors was also being felt in other industries suppliers like engine makers including the u.k.'s rolls royce and european plane maker have us say they're bleeding cash and considering massive cuts to their workforces so thousands could lose their jobs. now a night at the museum turned into a morning in court for a german student the 25 year old has been granted bail after being accused of breaking into an australian museum and taking selfies with a dinosaur c.c.t.v. captured him roaming around the closed museum at 1 in the morning before allegedly steali

in europe, spain continues to ease restrictions, allowing adults to go outside for exercise as its daily death toll hit its lowest number in over six weeks sunday with just over 160 deaths. the total reportrted death tolls overer 25,000. spain is letting people go outside in shifts based on their demographic groups to ensure social distancing measures can be respected. italy reported its lowest daily death toll sunday since the start of its lockdown, the longest lockdown of any country so f far. meanwhile, in britain, the lockdown continues. over 28,000 people have died from the coronavirus according to official reports, making it the european country with the second most known deaths just behind italy. russia reported over 10,000 new cases on sunday -- its fourth record single-day increase in a row. russia is now reporting over 134,000 cacas and 130000 deaths. in afghanistan, health officials warn the new coronavirus could be spreading at an alarming rate after a small study suggested about a third of residents in the capital kabul could be infected. so far, afghanistan has not been amo

spain is to become the first country in europe to provide a universal income program to help people copwithinancial effects of covid-19. each household will receivea 462 euro month the aim, reaching up to a million of the most vulnerable households. we have more from madr. in the possibility of introducing someof iversal basic income in spain has been talked about for some time, bute that debs certainly been accelerated by has already had a massive impact on the economy, destroying hundreds of thousands of js. the way this scheme would work is it would be a monthly handout of around 462 euros to those who most need it, whether single-parent families or others who are marginalized from the mainstream economy. it would be paid out at first to arou 100,000 homes. if st tssucis tfucehel, to ofse to a million hlds around the country. this h been a pet progress -- of the party on the left, the junior partner in the day have nfrnteqly -- they have been frequently accusedn the right being influenced by venezuelan-style populism. so this proposal has faced thosa kinds of chargwell, but it seems that

well for more on what measures spain is easy let's go to montero she joins us live now from madrid and they started rolling back one of the districts this lockdowns in europe in spain back on what is it may the 4th and i guess this is all part of the continuing process. yes nic today's a big day for at least over a 50 percent of the spanish regions that will be benefiting form for the evening of these low down measures after $58.00 days of a street down menus foreigners that live in these regions will be able to meet to meet what they believe in for so long there will be able to meet the relatives who the friends up to temp people the maximum of 30 m. people at home or outside in terraces as bars and restaurants that have terraces will be able to open at 50 percent of the capacity it will have to keep its distance of 2 meters between tables and a capacity of 10 people per table we want to have physical many use on the pavement would have to be done with credit cards also retailers of less than 400 square meters will be able to open to the public also limiting the capacity. and sanitary measures also hotels with be able to open up the 30 percent to 30 perce

resorts want visitors from britain, which has had the highest number of coronavirus deaths in europe? spain have to undergo two weeks quarantine. greece, with its idyllic islands, also currently has a two—week quarantine in place. it says it wants to open up its tourism sector from next month, as does italy. from june 3rd, the country will be open again to travellers coming from the uk, from the european union countries and the schengen countries, and we are going to do that also together with some measure to make sure that when people come, they feel in a sort of safe environment. flights have now been grounded for almost two months, and while uncertainty about quarantines here and abroad remain, the summer holiday season seems most likely to be a domestic one. jon donnison, bbc news. after months of lockdown due to coronavirus it's unclear how quickly people will be able to travel abroad to go on holiday. it's complicated, asjohn said there in his report. in taiwan, the government has teamed up with stanford university school of medicine, to look into devising a new testing regime which c

transport association yatta estimates that millions of air travel related jobs are at risk in europe alone spain could be the worst hit at 750000 jobs that include suppliers ranging from shuttle services to caterers country depends on tourism in britain over $400000.00 jobs in the sector are at risk it's a similar picture in germany and france and italy could also see hundreds of thousands of job losses it's not only people in the travel business who are dependent on air flight but also the companies that build planes and parts engine makers like the u.k.'s rolls royce and european aerospace giant airbus say they're bleeding cash and they're considering massive cuts to their workforces. you're watching t.v. news still to come on the program the bundestag is back. after 2 months of a coronavirus suspension but did the players and the fans that stick to the strict new rules stay tuned to find out how. the 1st quick check of other stories making news around the world japan plunged into a recession the government reported a $3.00 drop in gross domestic product in the 1st 3 months and exports have th

transport association iata estimates that millions of air travel related jobs are at risk in europe alone spain could be the worst hit at 750000 jobs that include suppliers ranging from shuttle services to caterers country depends on tourism in britain over $400000.00 jobs in the sector are at risk it's a similar picture in germany and france and italy could also see hundreds of thousands of job losses it's not only people in the travel business who are dependent on air flight but also the companies that build planes and parts engine makers like the u.k.'s rolls royce and european aerospace giant airbus say they're bleeding cash and are considering massive cuts to their workforces. let's have a look at the latest developments in the cattle nevada's pandemic now the un's food and agriculture organization says yemen could see a catastrophic food security situation because of the pandemic near famine conditions and the 5 year war there in brazil regional leaders have warned that the health care infrastructure could collapse as demand for beds in intensive care units skyrockets a total of 13 center

transport association iata estimates that millions of air travel related jobs are at risk in europe alone spain could be the worst hit at 750000 jobs that include suppliers ranging from shuttle services to caterers country depends on tourism in britain over $400000.00 jobs in the sector are at risk it's a similar picture in germany and france and italy could also see hundreds of thousands of job losses it's not only people in the travel business who are dependent on air flight but also the companies that build planes and parts engine makers like the u.k.'s rolls royce and european aerospace giant airbus say they're bleeding cash and are considering massive cuts to their workforces. of an interest on the job to do many is driving by for us in front of. what is ryan has to overcome this presence well there's the very media which is that ryanair needs to conserve its cash until it can get back up and running again so they are cutting jobs they are really trying to reduce all of the expenses that they can and they have been pretty successful in that they say they've cut their cost about 60000000 eu

international air transport association estimates that millions of air travel related jobs are tryst in europe alone spain could be worst hit at 750000 jobs that include suppliers ranging from shuttle services to caterers the country depends on tourism in britain over $400000.00 jobs in the sector our trysts it's a similar picture in germany france and italy which could also see hundreds of thousands of job losses we are not expecting for example the levels of traffic to reach the levels of 2009 until 2023 so it's a very long quarter of the travel sectors was also being felt in other industries suppliers like engine makers including the u.k.'s rolls royce and european plane maker have us say they are bleeding cash and considering massive cuts to their workforces so thousands could lose their jobs. france has lost one of its most popular and prolific actors you show picotee has died at the age of 94 he was a giant of europeans in. standing ovation for a great film star at the 2011 european film awards mission piccoli was honored for a lifetime of screen acting he was then in his mid eighty's. for more than

during lockdowns but that is true in many parts of the world including right here in europe where countries like spain and italy had very strict lockdown measures let's talk about that with aaron greenberg he's a europe regional advisor for child protection with the u.n. children's fund unicef and he joins us from geneva hi aaron if you look at the situation here in europe what is the biggest threat facing children here. well it's certainly the lockdown is a big threat to children and if you consider important step back and remember that that creek obit close to 300000000 children young children ages 2 to 4 experience some form of bio this regular basis both at home one in 4 children live in the mother. of an intimate partner violence and intimate partner violence and how to listen girls 15000000 globally subjected to to force sexual intercourse or other forms of sexual abuse so you layer on top of a locked where children are not able to be in contact with friends with teachers over the support services that they need and the families who are stressed for various reasons been coping with mental health

we have more bricking news on issuance in europe. spainnet debt issuance targets fourfold to 130 billion euros, a huge amount. italy also sold over $22 billion in retail bonds. stilldual countries are trying to pay and stimulate the economy. coming up, it all really hinges on a vaccine. astrazeneca now getting over $1 billion from the u.s. for an experiment to covid-19 vaccine. we will break down the possibility of it in today's tracking treatment, coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ trackinge now for treatment. we are going to take a look at the latest of elements in the race to solve the covid-19 health crisis. going to me as sam has ellie -- is sam fazeli of bloomberg intelligence. astrazeneca getting $1 billion from the u.s. for a vaccine. what do we know? sam: well, we don't know yet, but we have seen some preclinical nonhuman results published that seem to be, at least to our eyes, positive. nonhuman primates, so closer than mice. that therly does show bar has seem sufficient to offer $1 billion for the development, so that is good. th

with alton spain are now allowed to leave their homes to get actual size outdoors as the country with one of europe's toughest krone virus lockdowns slowly eases its restrictions. and europe steps up the search for a coronavirus vaccine. first love fund a line wants to raise 7500000000 euros to fund an affordable vaccine for the whole world. a michael okuda it's good to see you with us north korean state media say leader kim jong un has made his 1st public appearance in nearly 3 weeks kim is said to have opened a fertilizer factory near the capital pyongyang the official news agency says he was greeted with thunderous cheers it's the 1st report of kim carrying out an engagement since he missed national anniversary celebrations last month there has been speculation he was seriously ill or even dead. joining me now is correspondent frank smith in seoul frank we've just seen new video from the state news agency there that appears to show kim jong un alive and well this is pretty much settle any speculation over the leader's health i think really it does this came out from korea's central news agency it

we're going to spend the next few minutes looking at europe — starting in spain which plans to launchhit by the coronavirus crisis. our correspondent katya adler explains. "spain is to become first country in europe to introduce a permanent universal basic income programme to help people cope with the financial effects of #covid19. each household will receive a62 euros a month. the aim: reaching up to a million "most vulnerable" spanish households." guy hedgecoe has more from madrid. the possibility of introducing some kind of universal basic income in spain has been talked about this some time, but that debate has certainly been accelerated by the coronavirus crisis, which has already had a massive impact on the economy, destroying hundreds of thousands ofjobs. the way that this scheme would work as it would be a monthly hand—out of around 460 euros to those who most need it, whether it is single—parent families or others who are marginalised from the mainstream economy. it will be paid out, at first, to around 100,000 homes in spain, and then, if that is successful, the policy would

and travel within the country at least in the short amount of time that we have left and spain is one of europe's most popular summer holiday destinations of course does the plan also include a reopening of holiday resorts there. says that may open at least 30 percent capacity but i spoke to president of the hotel association in southern spain sundays ago and he said that there would be no normal summer season international tourists would probably not be allowed to come maybe there would be some spanish but that's it i can just see heads dropping everywhere yun phillipe schultz in seville spain thanks so much for that. here's a roundup of some of the latest pandemic developments the u.n. is warning that millions of children risk missing out on vital medicines because travel disruption has delayed shipments u.s. regulators have given fast track approval to ram deaths of the early drug which appears to help some covert 1000 patients to recover faster the world health organization says the rate of infection across africa is increasing and singapore's easing restrictions as cases there begin to subsi

but also in spain or are now allowed to leave their homes to get exercise outdoors as of a country with one of europe's toughest proto viruses locked down slowly ease its its restrictions will go live to our correspondent. and europe steps up the search for a coronavirus vaccine percival a funded line wants to raise 7500000000 euros to fund an affordable vaccine for the whole war. a michael okun welcome to the program north korean state media say leader kim jong un has made his 1st public appearance in nearly 3 weeks kim is said to have opened a fertilizer factory near the capital pyongyang the official news agency says he was greeted with cheers it's the 1st report of came carrying out an engagement since he missed actual anniversary celebrations last month there has been speculation he was seriously ill or even dead. joining me now is correspondent frank smith in seoul frank it's good to see you how reliable is this information coming from the state news agency showing kim jong un alive and well well certainly i would trust the information coming in from korea central news agency much more than the r

deaths from the virus taking the toll total to just over $28000.00 it has overtaken spain and is 2nd only now to italy in europe in terms of the death toll well in spain prime minister pedro sanchez says masks will be compulsory on public transport from monday the government plans to relax restrictions and phases after 7 weeks of strict lockdown people are now being allowed to exercise outside brian explains. their 1st taste of freedom in $49.00 days at 1176 hours of lock down spent mostly indoors runners cyclists rollerbladers taking to the footpaths across spain which for weeks had been off limits except for those out to buy food and medicine. but they're not going to i was rollerblading with open arms through the streets because they went to me cause it was a feeling of freedom. going for a walk and playing sports have been banned to stop the corona virus spreading in spain which is one of the worst affected countries in europe they've been more than 25000 deaths and 216000 cases but authorities say the outbreak here is finally past its peak that it's very great to go out to run today and i'm thinking like m

sea and its weather fronts stretching across scandinavia, central europe all the way down into southern france and even northern spainh pressure is starting to develop, and that also means that the weather will be settling down across a large chunk of western europe, so it will be warming up here in the uk and many other parts of the continent as well. so the forecast for saturday shows a bit of cloud and may be some rain across the north for a time in the morning, but then cloud here will thin. the sunniest of the weather, however, i think across wales, the midlands and the south, and here also lighter winds, so it'll feel warmer — 22 in london. and a little bit less cold there in the lowlands of scotland — around 15 after a day of only around 10 or 11 degrees with the rain. so here's monday's weather forecast. high pressure in the south but weather fronts are still quite sneaky. they are trying to sneak into north—western parts of the uk, but it does look as though this warmer current of air from the south is going to win and bring warmer weather, at least to most of the uk. so monday's weather forecast suggests a

also france and spain lift some of the toughest coronavirus restrictions in europe but the world health organization is urging caution. and nursed back to health at the age of 113 spain's oldest person and her battle with corona virus. welcome to the program president donald trump says the u.s. is on track to defeat coronavirus even as it clocks up another grim figure more than $80000.00 people have now died from cave at 19 in the worst affected country in the world alan fischer has more from washington d.c. with 2 white house staff testing positive for corona virus with senior members of his task force self isolating the president put on a bill is displayed in the rose garden of the white house we have met the moment and we have prevailed americans do whatever it takes to find solutions pioneer breakthroughs and harness the energies we need to achieve a total victory we will defeat this horrible enemy we will revive our economy and we will transition into great this. that's a phrase you're going to hear a lot because that's what's going to happen asked if he was declaring mission accom

spain and italy. al goodwin bringing us the latest from madrid. many thanks. >>> europeourse is no stranger to plagues. centuries ago, people had to quarantine themselves and they didn't have social media or a lot of other ink thises. so, how did they do it? just go to cnn.com for a fascinating chat with a professor on the history of social distancing. >>> still to come, after trillions of dollars are handed out in stimulus money, the trump administration is looking at whether americans need another round. we will tell you where that stands. back in a moment. neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. >>> here in the united states the top white house economic adviser is raising the possibility that more stimulus money may need to be handed out. but larry kudlow told cnn the trump administration wants to first assess whether additional aid is really necessary. >> there may well be additional legislation. there's kind of pause pe

jon: a look at the impact of the coronavirus overseas in europe. spainting the first daily death toll of fewer than 100 people since declaring a state of emergency two months ago. and greece has churches now opening their doors to a limited number of worshipers at a time. amy kellogg is a florence italy. reporter: today italy had the lowest daily death toll from coronavirus into lockdown began at 145 people. italy will continue to open up more tomorrow, prime minister said the country is taking a calculated risk in doing this, the curve may go back up yet, but essentially this country needs to get back to business and pope francis. and asked people to respect regulations. monday would've been pope john paul ii birthday, he will give a mass tomorrow as 70 local time and it will be streamed live. the pope. for those cleaning hospitals, collecting trash and cleaning are towns. meanwhile in france, mass was held in the parking lot, people. in their cars, mosques in iran have offered the same religious service during lockdown. greece is orthodox with all of t

organization is urging countries that have eased restrictions to be cautious france and spain are the 1st in europe to lift their lock downs. so to africa now where a rare corruption trial is underway in the democratic republic of congo the president's chief of staff. has denied charges of embezzlement and corruption before the country's high court he was arrested last month that has been detained in a high security prison in the capital kinshasa al-jazeera reports. supporters of mary. don't protect any of them they think are the politicians who should be facing corruption charges camero a democratic republic of congo's chief of staff was arrested and jailed last month prosecutors say he stole $50000000.00 of public money along with 2 collaborators. police are chasing is a way because authorities don't want people to know what happened in this case all accusations against america are lies he didn't do anything wrong this is why there has a way. mary's being held in here the macallan high security prison in the capital kinshasa. the hearing took place inside where supporters and journalists and not

have died in the last day alone and now could passilitially for the most coronavirus deaths in europe. in spain, people were allowed to go out for fresh air on saturday. and in china, where the virus is believed to be originate, shanghai reports 1 million visitors over the first few days of the main day holiday. >>> one of the hardest hsector f the u.s. economy is retail. the largest mall operator in the u.s. says more than two dozen of the locations reopened friday across eight states. and five more in georgia are said to open monday. natasha chen spoke about the era of social distancing. >> translator: in georgia, the state that has taken the most aggressive measures in georgia, a new month brought with it an entirely new place to get out of the house. >> first of all, scary and exciting for our tenants to be able to open back up. >> reporter: it expired for most georgiaens. though extended for vulnerable and elderly populations to stay in place until june. they allowed retail stores to open up about a week after barber shops and tattoo parlors. an upscale outdoor mall, they redied the ground

news live from berlin and spain it gets moving i guess after 7 weeks in lockdown cyclists and runners takes of the streets finally allowed outdoors to exercise site suffering europe's highest number of cases spain is gradually easing restrictions also coming up on the shop. syrians mark ramadan in the last rebel strong.

and italy, like spain and france and so much of europe, is reliant on tourism, 15—20% of gdp in spainoducts and the sun says don't book yet butjet your hopes up. this is from the press co nfe re nce your hopes up. this is from the press conference with priti patel. dates eight fresh hopes emerged of safe corridors but not much detail about it —— they say fresh hopes. safe corridors but not much detail about it —— they say fresh hopeslj don't about it —— they say fresh hopes.” don't know how it will work. if you are going to quarantine people coming here, there is going to be tit—for—tat. i think france has said that they will start at the same process but how do they do this? i think we kind of have to give up on the idea of foreign holidays for a year because inside a plain you cannot guarantee any kind of distancing. —— inside an aeroplane. i would be reluctant for the sake of a holiday to get into a specially a low—cost airline. i feel for those industries but i think it is probably too soon. but not an expensive one? ifi had probably too soon. but not an expensive one? if i had a

by contrast, much of europe is opening up. spain'sth rate was under 100 for the first time today. and europeans seem willing to take the calculated risk that life can return to normal, or something very much like it. even the biggest church in the world, st. peters in the vatican, had an extra deep clean before it reopened to the faithful tomorrow. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> governments and drug makers are racing to respond to the pandemic. the drug remdesivir has been shown to modestly shorten recovery time. but now in a new trial, researchers are adding even more firepower to the battle against covid-19. tonight, cbs's chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook shows us how. >> reporter: 57-year-old bill clark looked forward to his follow-up visit at atlanta's emory university hospital. >> it's always a great day to feel healthy, after what i went through. >> reporter: just three weeks ago, he was discharged after a battle

spain is slowly starting to open after one of the tightest lockdowns in europe.can leave their homes to exercise outdoors and small businesses have been allowed to serve customers again, but there are still strict rules including compulso wearing of masks, hygiene procedures and shops in social distancing. some are not following read of the -- regulations. damian grammaticas reports from madrid. damian: this is a country cranking into motion again, but cautiously, keeping their distance. rush hour wiout the rush. it is compulsory now on public transport, even when stations are mostly empty. >> today is the first time i leave home and go to work. i am afraid. you do not know what might happen. you might catch the virus. damian: handed out to anyone who does not hand them. they are not taking any chances. >> this is really uncomfortable. you cannot breathe easily, but for my protection, i need it. damian: most people in spain are confined inside their houses, so this limited opening brings risks, among them, as people come out, they behave in a way that enables the

elsewhere in europe masks remain mandatory in spain. rules against outdoor exercise were also lifted. in germany, widely praised for containing the outbreak, churches resume service. and thisord's european quar but things aren't getting better everywhere. the outbreak is worsening in russia which recorded its worst day in new cases sunday with more than 10,000. but there is cause for celebration here in italy where outdoor markets like this one are finally starting to reopen. now, most stores are going to remain closed for at least two more weeks. hair dressers has been closed this entire time, as i'm sure you can tell. and they're going to stay that way at least until next month. >> chris lifesay reporting from the piaza. the stay-at-home orders here in the u.s. cleared a lot of cars off the road. on the downside that's led from speeding tickets to coast to coast, but also an historic drop in traffic deaths. kris van cleave takes a look at the numbers. >> reporter: this speeding pick up crashed late last month. increasingly fatal accid

in hard-hit europe, france and spain easing restrictions after nearly two months in lockdown. but in the uk, prime minister boris johnson saying now is not the time. and in south korea, fears of a second wave, as the country reopens and reports its highest numbers in months. dozens of cases traced to one man. here's abc's maggie rulli. >> reporter: tonight, parisians preparing for their first steps out of isolation, after nearly two months of a strict lockdown. people are free to gather in groups up to ten. small shops and markets are allowed to open, but no bars or restaurants. you can only travel roughly 60 peisonorislso beginning phase onirlan tomorrow, as the country reports its lowest death toll in over a month. but in the uk, prime minister boris johnson just announcing that the country has a long road ahead. >> this is not the time simply to end the lockdown this week. >> reporter: in asia, south korea has been easing back restrictions, but daily life now means that some meals are spent eating behind partitions, as fears of a second wave remain. the country now seeing t