the first flight aeroperated bya airport arrived at narita airport. it included electric components and masks. it decided to operate direct nonscheduled flights between wuhan and narita. wuhan was under lockdown for about two and a half months. factories started up again after restrictions were lifted on april 8th. >>> now the spread of the coronavirus has had a drastic impact on brick and mortar retailers in china. while stores there are starting to reopen, many shoppers are hesitant. our next report looks at how businesses are struggling to stay afloat. >> reporter: it's been a grim few months for this beijing shoe store. after being forced to shut down in january, it's only been able to recently restart operations. instead of waiting for customers to come to them, the company took a proactive approach and began live streaming to generate sales. they say online sales in march helped bring sales to about half of what they were last year. >> translator: the number of people who come to our shop is limited. but there's a lot of potential in attracting

all nippon airways plans to resume flights from tokyo narita, swissair from zurich and lufthansa plans to bring back flights from munich. sfo hasn't seen nonstop flights from europe since april 1. >>> the federal c.a.r.e.s. act promises unemployment benefits for the first time to gig workers and the self-employed. but the state's employment development department really was not set up to provide benefits for these workers, at least not until now. there is an adjustment period going on. 7 on your side's michael finney is live with the story. michael? >> the self-employed gig workers were thrilled when they found out that for the first time they would actually qualify for unemployment checks. the problem is as you just said, dan, the state isn't geared up to send them out. so many have still not even received their first check, including one east bay stylist who came to me for help. just weeks ago, alicia orbela's oakland hair salon was buzzing. >> i can easily do eight to ten if not more services in a ten-hour day. >> here it is today, empty, silent. banished by a pandemic. >> arms are

all nippon airways plans to resume flights from tokyo to narita, swissair from zurich and lufthansa plans from munich. each plans to operate flights just a few times a week. sfo has not seen nonstop flights from europe since april 1. qantas says social distancing wll not be part of its strategy to resume flying once travel restrictions are eased. qantas says it plans to introduce a range of safety measures which include masks on board, hand sanitizing stations, and enhanced aircraft cleaning. the airline is not including social distancing on planes saying its medical experts don't believe it's necessary. australia's transport union say these measures are not good enough. >>> the border between the u.s. and canada will remain closed a while longer for nonessential travel. prime minister justin trudeau announced another 30-day extension that will run through june 21st saying provinceal leaders and many canadians fear a reopening of the border. this is the third extension so far. president trump confirmed the extension, saying he is looking forward to its eventual end. >>> so the shelter-in-