It is 6 00 a. M. Here in london. Bloomberg reporter standing by ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. Are live in frankfurt awaiting Mario Draghis decision. Hans is in brussels. We have more on the tmobile u. S. Tie out. What Mel Mario Draghi deliver what will draghi deliver . The ecb president last month hinted that today a cut may be in the cards. Before we act, we want to see the tough projections that came out in early june. Guy johnson is in frankfurt where draghi will be delivering the Central Banks latest decision. Good morning. Whats he going to do today then . Thats the big question. To my mind, there are three options now on the table for mario draghi. A sliding scale of what he can deliver here in frankfurt along with the rest of the governing council. We just heard what he said this time last month when he opened the door to todays possible rate cut. It is the deposit rate that everyone will focus on and this is the first time a Major Central Bank, as you s
Offensive on the terror group. Cnns Atika Shubert is in jordans capital where fighter jets are overhead. Lets begin with Barbara Starr. Shes at the pentagon this morning. Good morning. Reporter good morning, carol. U. S. Officials telling cnn at this hour jordanian and u. S. War planes are returning along with other coalition airplanes from that round of airstrikes against isis in syria. These are the jordanian airstrikes that King Abdullah has been working on behind the scenes. This is jordans retribution for its retaliation for the murder of its pilot. Is this going to change the coalition . Not likely. This is going to be the same strategy but jordan making a very very strong statement in going after isis. We are likely to see additional airstrikes in the coming hours. Jordan is being accompanied in the air by u. S. War planes. The u. S. Providing support with intelligence reconnaissance surveillance and targeting support. On the ground the question is what is isis up to . We know t
rapid eight-minute descent before crashing into the remote area of the french alps. right now no word on the cause. the german interior minister is saying terrorism is considered unlikely. nbc s katy tur is in germany where families are the passengers are grieving the loss of their loved ones and nbc s reporter is near the crash site in france. what s the very latest? reporter: well jose i m here at the airfield where we ve seen since the crack of dawn six helicopters going back and forth from the site of the crash, dropping rescuers there because there are only two ways to get to the crash site. the plane crashed on a steep ravine difficult to get for even from experienced hikers. only two ways to get there. get on the top of that mountain walk down two hours in a very steep downhill ter rain add the other, quicker, drop the emergency workers from helicopters and that s exactly what they ve been doing since the crack of dawn today. we know there are 20 emergency workers on