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People fill atlanta's popular piedmont park park by the hundreds dine in restaurants must limit parties to 6 work out businesses are taking off. every other cardio machine closed and only a fraction of customers allowed inside >> so you come in, wash your hands, come over to the front desk, we take your temperature. you sign your covid release. >> reporter: the owner declayed his initial reopening dates because many of his employees did not feel comfortable coming back >> i went, okay, if you're not comfortable that's a no so let's back pedal. we don't have to open. >> reporter: now operating ...

News, los angeles. when we come back, high-tech house calls. we look at which kind of medical problems can be treated without ever leaving home. and this moment that unites us, a entire neighborhood honoring a nurse in maryland as she leaves for a long shift at the hospital >> hey, maura, we love you!

Time in six weeks. italy is also slowly returning to normal. italy is also slowly returning but there are new fears about how the virus spreads. cbs's chris livesay is in rome. >> reporter: as the debate rages worldwide about when to send people back to work, a new report says covid-19 could be even more contagious than we thought. it's been detected on tiny particles of air pollution, called particulate matter, especially high in industrial ly high in industrial areas. the report, published in the international journal of environmental research and public health, recommends everyone wear mask...

Spain is launching a countrywide rapid test antibody study to learn the real impact of the coronavirus impact. 60 to 90,000 volunteers in 50 provinces will be tested for antibodies. the government says this will give them data on the spread of the virus by region and gender. spain is beginning to relax some of the smallest confinement regulations. children are now allowed to spend an hour outside per day after weeks of being cooped up indoo indoors. cnn's john mcclain shows us what it's been like for one family locked up inside. >> reporter: this is the moment they have been dreaming of. the k...

Of millions of lives — and one of the main impacts — according to campaigners is that we're facing an unprecedented emergency in mental health which could go on for years. charities say helplines are dealing with an overwhelming increase in calls, with millions of people also downloading advice from websites offering support. our correspndentjon kay has been speaking to people in bristol to find out how they're coping with life in lockdown. another day over. but we face more weeks of lockdown. the aim is to protect our bodies. but what's the impact on our minds? along the bristol channel, ...