where the corona virus outbreak originated but new clusters are causing concerns in the northeast. good also this hour a country at breaking point brazil s health care system pushed the limit well as president downplays the pandemic. i m johnny gosch rosco with sports as football returns to germany but not as we know it don t win scored 4 goals that close fans to celebrate with. ok we begin in israel where more than a year and a half of failed elections diplomatic dealmaking and political paralysis have come to an end with a new government expected to be sworn in shortly it s the result of an agreement between the longtime prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his political rival benny gantz each will take. leadership of the country for about 18 months 3 elections had failed to determine one clear winner between the 2 men at one point less than a percentage point separated the 2 parties guns had sworn never to work with netanyahu that was partly due to him being charged with
hurricane irma. eight residents at a nursing home in florida have died following power shortages following hurricane irma. transforming the tender, the release ofa transforming the tender, the release of a new £10 note featuring author jane austen. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the public inquiry into the grenfell tower fire, which killed at least 80 people injune, has opened with a minute s silence to remember the victims. the man leading the inquiry, sir martin moore bick, said he acknowledges ‘the great sense of anger and betrayal‘ felt by survivors, and he wants to provide answers about how the disaster could have happened in 21st century london. he added that the inquiry won t shrink from making recommendations that could lead to civil or criminal prosecutions. frankie mccamley reports. it was a catastrophic tragedy that killed at least 80 people. three months on from the fire at grenfell tower, those affected are still looking for answers. launching the p
from the asia-pacific to new zealand we are seeing losses this hour. lower on that1% disappointing chinese data. retail sales. right now you re seeing a decline in about one third of 1%. also counting down to the openings in australia. futures are pointing to a slightly lower open. plus including being in the second cut from the royal bank of australia. dropping to record lows. after that chinese data over the weekend. let s get over to japan tracking futures trading at chicago. we are seeing signals pointing to a lower opening on monday. japanese yen is still range bound. watching out for producer prices for april. we will break that to you when it comes. is the story disappointing data from china over the weekend that highlights the challenge facing policymakers trying to reform the economy and cut overcapacity. how bad do things look? in march we saw a slew of positive data. some would say this is a corner has been turned. the reality is that industrial output and producti
newsroom with the latest developments. reporter: the news in philadelphia worsens. he walked along the crash site and said that cars were completely overif over overturned on their side. amtrak train 188 in philadelphia can can t be seen. but when the light hits the track it s a disaster. philadelphia mayor spoke of the horrific crash site and he talked of the response and effort to get the passengers and crew members to safety. full response. fire, police, the department of homeland security, amtrak, and others and the state police. i talked to governor wolf they re very concerned about this incident. it felt like someone slammed the brakes. one man said he braced his arm against the seat and the train rolled on to its side. video hosted to instagram shows people trying to escape. passengers urging fellow passengers to climb their way out of the mangled mess. keep crawling okay. crawl forward sir. reporter: patrick murphy a former congressman was on board and p