let's go to aviation expert chris yates live in manchester, england. ris, just tell us anything you've been hearing there about the crash and what may have happened to bring this plane down. >> precious little, it has to be said being heard at the moment, apart from the fact that the aircraft is down is inevitably going to be substantial loss of life from the loss of this aircraft. now, the priority must be to obtain the two black boxes onboard the aircraft. that's the data recorder, the voice recorder, and to retrieve those for analysis to give us a fair indication, i suppose, as to the precise sequence of events that caused this airplane to fall out of the sky. it's unusual for aircraft, such as this, to literally fall out of the sky. we need to understand the mechanism that caused that, whatever that happens to be, and the body that will be responsible for assessing those recorders, will they be french b.e.a., who are specialists who would normally carry out such an investigation. >> it does point to the fact, though chris it adds a few more difficul

chris yates joining us from yates consulting.ead into a quick commercial break, here's a look at the markets right now. things looking pretty sluggish in europe. most of the major indices trading flat or negative. the ftse 100 up by 0.2%. european stocks declining after a record in yesterday's training session. "on the move" will be back in two minutes. ♪ anna: that is almost it for "on the move." for those listening on bloomberg radio, "the first word" is up next. for our viewers, "the pulse" is up next. guy: should bank bonuses be used to help employees get back to work? we are going to be talking to jim markley. that is what he is proposing. he's going to be doing it in london. anna: he's not proposing it in scotland. guy: he's coming right here to the hornets nest. we will talk about that and talk to jim murphy to get his take on why he thinks this is a good idea. we are also going to update everybody on what is happening with the missing german wings flight. we are also talking about greece. hans from germany is outspoken on

chris yates, thank you very much for joining us and sharing your knowledge on this. we certainly appreciate it. errol? >>> iran and six world powers, we understand, are talking one again this hour. the deadline is fast approaching. they're hours away from a self-imposed deadline to reach an agreement on tehran's nuclear program. some u.s. lawmaker are threatening to slap on more sanctions against iran if a deal is not reached by midnight local time. michael holmes reports. >> reporter: u.s. sanctions against iran date back decades and include a ban on oil, weapons, and, of course, anything that might further iran's nuclear program. the long list essentially cuts off trade and investment between the two countries. in recent years, the united nations and the european union have joined the u.s. in pressuring iran to halt its nuclear ambitions, targeting iran's energy and financial sectors through a tightening web of sanctions. since 2006, the u.n. security council has passed six resolutions targeting iran's nuclear program. perhaps the biggest impact on iran came in 201

let's go to chris yates in manchester. if they say no one survived what, in terms of what happened to the plane and how it came down? >> it would seem that the aircraft was at altitude at the time this accident happened. but, above and beyond that perhaps perhaps, you know, the problem is that we simply don't know at the moment we don't know what happened on board the aircraft. it's a wait and see exercise to determine where the two black boxes are, the flight data recorder and voice recorder in that holding pattern. waiting for the recovery of those items. then a full assessment can be made more appropriately to determine whatever there is to determine. what the cause of the accident was. >> it's aaron here in the studio mentioning it to chris dixon from airliner world. we asked a question about the possible s.o.s. signal that was sent from the cockpit. does that suggest there was a problem that they couldn't resolve? typically, correct me if i'm wrong, an issue arises in the cockpit, the pilot's first reaction is to sort

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. >> all right chris yates aviation expert there in manchester england.doubt we'll be coming back to you throughout the day for your analysis. let's get a reminder of the main events so far. germanwings flight 9545 crashed in the southern french alps in the provence region. debris has been found at an altitude of 2,000 meters. it's tough to get to and rescue crews around expected to arrive for sometime at the crash site. the plane was en route from the spanish city of barcelona to dÜsseldorf in germany when it came down. 144 passengers and six crew were onboard. the french president francois hollande said there are no survivors. in the past half hour, french president francois hollande has made a statement about the crash. >> our thoughts are with the families of those who are suffering this terrible loss today. we are offering every means and ways possible to try and find out what happened in this accident and to find the wreckage and bodies of the victims. the accident happened in a particularly difficult zone to get to so rescue services will not give