a number of injuries, we dodon't have an n exact number oinjurirs at the moment. we are talkiking about at t lea0 pepeople. they went to the e ground floorf the e hospital. one midwife was attempting a delivery at that moment. >> a change of pace, heading for business news. we're here with the latest. >> the news is just out. [indiscernible] aimed at cleaning up balance sheets. cord knitting a test of 51 lenders and the results show there was still more work to do to put banks on firmer footing. >> they represent 70% of the banking business. banks from portugal and greece. the u.s. government had been very obliging when it comes to helping them shed the office. $400 billion in 2008. it was 150%. assets of the top 10 european banks. today, it is hundred $70 billion. -- $ $870 billion. some economists say the hard times are not over yet for europe's banks. >> they have low interest rates or negative interest rates. they have much tougher regulation. and it is affecting business models. i'm afraid it will be hard times for the next five years or so. >> u.s. banks mad