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with a convincing hello — you're watching bbc news. transport plane crashed into a residential area of the city early friday evening. people were injured. it comes 2 days after the mid—air collision

the moment the jet crashed, captured on cctv cameras across philadelphia. the plane came down in a heavily populated part of the city at rush hour. it nipped the house. when it nipped the house it hit a couple of cars. boom! gas station was shaking. debris across a wide area and a small crater where the plane hit. the jet was carrying six people, all mexican nationals. receiving life—saving treatment, her mother and four flight crew.

they are being treated in area hospitals, and thus but again this is not etched in stone. in washington. officials say 67 people lost their lives, including members of the american ice skating team. victims of the washington crash, their identities

mourn their dead. graham satchell, bbc news. cbs news correspondent madeleine wright has been today we have learned that there was a seventh death. a person who was on the ground in a car. that was in this area when it crashed into a neighbourhood. those people were a girl, her mother, two physicians, i'm standing at the intersection of

officials are warning people not to pick up the debris. one person said, why was a page from the pilot manual spared but not the six lives of the people on board? any indications as of yet? there are multiple agencies investigating that very question. the federal aviation administration there was a large open field. this happened in a very

densely populated area. i'm standing next to a gas station. there is a cafe, restaurant, a diner. 19 people were injured in this crash aside from the seven people who were killed and all those 19 injured one of them was a patron at a diner. he called 911 and he said that it wasn't answering because there were so many because there were so many people calling about this same people calling about this same incident, this plane crash. incident, this plane crash. he couldn't get through. finally he was able to speak to somebody and an ambulance came to take that person

to the hospital. we are told that person is going to be ok. but we don't know exactly the extent of the injuries of the other patients and the fear is that the death toll could rise. in the last few minutes, the white house has confirmed a 25% tariff on all canadian imports to the united states. the rates for energy products will be 10%. we're expecting tariffs to be introduced for china and mexico too. we'll have reaction injust a moment but first this report from mark ashdown.

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probably thinks that we in to a bully, we are not going to back down, from the 19705, which gives the president broad powers he cited the surge in undocumented migrants coming the aim is to grow the us economy, protectjobs and raise $1 trillion in tax revenue, but analysts warn that tariffs could hit supply chains and restrict or push up the price of everyday goods for americans.

it is an interesting tactic, he certainly believes in it. i am sceptical that the way you get countries to sort of cooperate is by poisoning the well with the threat of really crippling, effectively economic sanctions that also hurt american consumers. president trump has also made clear he will target the eu with similar taxes. behind—the—scenes intense lobbying and negotiations continue as nations across the world scramble to assess who will pay the price of a full—scale trade war. marc ashdown, bbc news. let's speak now dmitry grozoubinski, former australian trade negotiator and the man behind the book "why politicians lie about trade." interesting title there. welcome to the programme. i want to begin first off with the news, there was the threat, but confirmation now that those tariffs will be in place for

canada, all goods apart from energy, that's going to be lowered to try to minimise a rise in costs, and for mexico, the full 25% on all goods as well. your reaction to that news? , ., ., well. your reaction to that news? , . ., ,. , . news? first i want to say that for business _ news? first i want to say that for business this _ news? first i want to say that for business this is _ news? first i want to say that for business this is a - for business this is a nightmare in a couple of ways. both what's about to happen but also the way you can see it is playing out. these things are being announced overnight with no warning. the information you are quoting is coming from government officials, sometimes anonymously briefing journalists. there is nothing out on paper and there is almost no warning. this is be

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thank you. just a reminder that there have comments coming thank you. just a reminder that thers canada comments coming thank you. just a reminder that thers canada saying nments coming thank you. just a reminder that thers canada saying that its coming thank you. just a reminder that thers canada saying that they)ming from canada saying that they will retaliate. we await their reaction to that of a reaction to that news of a confirmation of tariffs being applied on goods to applied on canadian goods to the united states. we understand will come into understand those will come into force tuesday. we are to hear we are waiting to hear from mexico also only 10% w wwbewian aprliwedw being applied w china. tariffs being applied to china. we get we will bring ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has accused ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has accused moscow of bombing a building moscow of bombing a building in ukrainian—occupied russia in ukrainian—occupied russia where dozens of civilians where dozens of civilians were sheltering. were sheltering. the strike targeted at least 4 people have the strike targeted the building the building in the town of sudzha — a part of russia's kursk region held by ukrainian forces. ukrainian authorities say ukrainian authorities say at least 4 people have been killed and dozens are still trapped under the rubble, including women and children. russia says it was a reponse

to targeted ukrainian strikes. our correspondence has more on this. we will come back to that. in the meantime let's just remind you of the news coming to us from the middle east where further hostages have been released, israeli hostages, three israeli hostages, three israeli hostages have been released by gaza and 180 palestinians that were held by israel have also been released.

now, this was a very bittersweet moment for his simply wasn't possible. square in particular. and i think it's important to point that distinction out accused and found guilty of very serious offences, including murder. many others have not have been found guilty of much lesser offences or not been

charged at all. but there is a feeling across the board, both in israeli ceasefire deal is working. there was a speaker at the rally here tonight out that more hostages are being released before and they want this ceasefire agreement to continue, and just take us through events in, in gaza as well, yeah, well, of course, in gaza itself, what should be the hostage release last week, those chaotic scenes were completely different today. obviously, red cross negotiators, mediators accept those scenes again.

were sent back into gaza. neighbouring countries. and that allowed out about 50 badly wounded or seriously ill because the hospital system there is almost non—existent. drop in the ocean. into a second phase, you can expect many more people

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