parliament is an el limited capacity right now to pass legislation because of gold at 19 but the public safety minister said today that that is a priority for them now so do you think anything is actually going to change after his friend paints. i think so despite the huge destruction of course by cop at 19 i think this is really really felt in canada even i mean i love on the opposite side of the country and british columbia but the village i live in for example is very similar to where a lot of the killing happened in nova scotia whereby people feel very safe a lot of people don't even lock their doors at night so in a way we feel there's a kind of innocence lost by this type of mass killing and the questions also will probably be asked is whether there is a link between. the suspect and convict 19 in the sense that there was a lockdown in place isolation and whether that contributed whatsoever to to his motivation or to his condition yeah you mentioned that the attack happened during the coronavirus pandemic which means no public gathering tomorrow morning the victims will be allowed. to laugh once

taking every safety precaution i c allies a.llow him -advice and to steer clear of topics like injecting disinfectant. the u.k. prime minister is back at work following hislection. he urges the publicot to lose tience with the lockdown. to all of you watching on pbs and to our international viewers in the u.k. and arnd the globe , welcome to world news america. there are more than 3 million reported coronavirus infections ongloballymillion here in the u.s. as the pain from the economic shutdown spreads states from mississippi to colorado have started reopening and president trump says testing will be wrapped up days after his remarks on injecting disinfectant to stop the virus cause confusion. in georgia restaurants reopened on monday. >> you might not know it from the deserted downtown street, but atlanta is a city that is starting to open back u. here and there amid the shuttered shop a few green shoots of commerce. this barbershop to the east of the city is just about keeping up with demand for haircuts. numeral's heaven sent by the governor, they have to wear gloves and face masks.e >>e trying to make a living in the mnddle of a ic, just being safe. that's the only way to do it

safety, work, and moving about in public. in the uk, one of the world's highest profile coronavirus patients is heading back to work. prime ministering street on monday. our international perspective this sunday includes an only-on-cnn visit to wuhan, china where the coronavirus pandemic behind. our david culver returns to find the city taking the steps to emerge from a long lockdown. >> reporter: john, being back here in wuhan three months after the lockdown took effect is a bit surreal. at the same time you get a sense for life and its attempts to restart. folks are hesitant but also trying to get their businesses back open. and for many, that's a struggle. we've spoken with small business owners here who frankly say they cannot recover from the financial crushing blow of a 76-day lockdown, being sealed inside their homes. even if they were to reopen, many of them are concerned that they won't have the customer base, that their clients will be too hesitant to return to a place where they could paeshl e potentially be exposed to the virus. one small business owner said government assistance could likely come far too late for him