virus afterwards because china got control of this virus sent it to some extent yes they use draco nian measures and we could talk about that but at the early phases i think that china did not handle this virus well and the party is quite worried about being criticized domestically and now of course it's being criticized from around the world more than ever before under is is china almost bucks now as it tries to repair its reputation in the way it's viewed as a handling the coronavirus outbreak. well you know from a european perspective i think it's safe to say that a lot of the trust has gone and in a way the cover up that. bunny just spoke about is the chinese communist parties or regional sin because i think if this was indeed an accident or you know a pandemic can happen anywhere in the world in an office or a terran system where control of information and control of the message and global narrative is so important and you know it does matter how the political leadership response to it and from a european perspective i think what's been particularly galloping has been this you know

than 170,000 people after world war ii to just over 50,000 today, as mass tourism pushes costs up and niane a endangered species. food deliveries are one way to save them from extinction. rain or shine they deliver from drop-off points in the city. so you think this is really important? >>> yes, says this customer. and it's so inspiring to see it delivered in a traditional venician boat. in a city with no cars, volunteers also deliver medicine by foot. >>> it saved your life. me with my broken arm, she says, and my 90-year-old mother. she calls the volunteer her angel. >> it could be your grandparents. it would be your elderly aunts or family member. so you find lonely people that maybe sometimes need also someone who is friendly with them, someone who is caring somehow, and it feels very nice. >> reporter: delivering food, medicine and also solidarity. to a battered city with a unsinkable way of life. chris lifesay, cbs news, venice. >> and that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some ofyou, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us onl