let's get out live to annetta who joins us from frankfurt. >> thank you. those live pictures which you are seeing are actually not taken from the center of frankfurt but the violent action is concentrated around the new headquater of the european central bank. the police are saying that several police cars are actually set on fire. they are rubbish bins of course burning and also that demonstrators are throwing stones and of course also they're using tear gas in special areas to actually combat those demonstrators and make their way through to the ecb. i just spoke to a spokesperson at the ecb that said the area is cleared from demonstrators. he's not seeing a lot of them. the clashes are are now taking place far away from the european

let's get more to the story with annetta live at headquaters.lso in germany investigators have been searching the home and also at his parents side and they're reporting that they have found evidence for a psychological disorder while searching the home. he is also reporting he has been suffering seriously from a recent crisis in a relationship with his girlfriend and that the german aircraft authority has marked his record with sick which means he had to undergo more medical checks than others because he was diagnosed in 2009 having had a severe depression. you see looking at all of these speculations because it's not officially confirmed that might come back on them. the discussion is just starting here in germany where they have really done everything they could to check whether this pilot is up for flying and fit for flying or whether they have not done what they should have done. with that back to you. >> thank you for that developing story we'll continue to keep our eye on. in the meantime let's take a look at u.s. futures. wild swings in

with that back to you. >> annetta thank you so much. as we were saying the euro continues to weaken against the u.s. dollar. in fact they say the wrureuro will fall to parody. it's amazing. >> particularly the last couple of weeks. many people thought that the qe was already priced in since january. we saw sharp yields after that. but the last two weeks is highlighting it and the broader u.s. dollar as well and that's so important because quantity easing in europe is still unsure how it will go to the companies but the weaker euro is a massive boost. >> especially the autos being seen as big beneficiaries. financials got crushed in yesterday's trade and the banks will again be in focus today with the fed releasing results from the second part of its annual stress test this afternoon at 4:30 p.m. eastern. last week it said all 31 banks had enough capital to with stand a severe financial shock. today the fed will disclose whether it's approved banks capital proposals or plans to return cash to shareholders through buy backs and dividends.

annetta joins us from outside the aviation station at frankfurt airport with more on this story. >> thank you very much. there's some germanwings crew members that are saying they're not willing to fly but what i have been hearing is not that it's out of safety concerns because it's just for personal matters. they are just shocked that an aircraft of their fleet could essentially explode in the middle of the alp mountains. let me bring you up to speed. they're tweeting they're trying to fly the relatives to the site of the accident of the crash so the relatives have the possibility to mourn on location there and that they are doing that most to help the relatives with various services. talking about what happens today, here at the aviation center in frankfurt, in 15 minutes time there will be a minute of silence all across the world at germanwings and lufthansa remembering the fatal crash yesterday and the relatives thinking about their losses and afterwards the ceo of lufthansa will be stepping out to the media and inform us about the recent developments. talking about the black box, one

annetta joins us live from berlin. we saw the leaders exchange smiles. the question is when does greece get down to business and present a list of reforms. >> yeah i'm totally with you. it's high time for them to actually get down to business and do something about their reforms and implemented them. yesterday's meeting between angela merkel and alexis was more like a charm offensive from both governments. that was like the top priority on the list to actually convince everybody that they can work together and that's not the spat between both nations which essentially will drive greece out of the euro zone because of course when we listen to his counter parts who are telling each other over the recent weeks that really sounded very badly. so yesterday we had those actually playing a little bit of harmony. but it comes down to the facts, actually. both parties actually insisted on what they have been saying before. saying that he wants of course reforms but also social spending and angela merkel insisting on that he has to bide by the contracts the previo

but annetta tell us more about what the ecb is anticipated to do today. >> i'm not getting started onthat political debate who actually owns that island. of course greece will be high on the agenda. the question of whether they will reinstate the collateral wave will be one of the prominent questions at least during the press conference but the odds are high that draghi and his team will say no from now. it's not credible what they see from the ecb. there was this letter from the ecb also in reflection of what we are hearing from the greek government when it comes to the extension of the program also saying well they don't really actually believe in the fact that the greek government may actually implemented those reforms which might also be harmful. on the other side we have the staff projections from the ecb. for the first time ever most hike likely get them for 2017 as well. it is widely expected that the ecb will revise it's growth forecast upwards quite a bit due to the lower euro which is helping the euro zone economies to export themselves out of the crisis but also the lower o