of eurostar. thank you for joining us. tell us more about these new trains. when will customers be able to get on them? >> we have been 20 years in operation. it is a great opportunity for us to showcase this and to celebrate the success we've had over the past 20 years. it's a very good day. i'm sorry. i cannot hear you very well. >> i was asking when will customers be able to get on the new trains and travel on them? >> they will start to travel on that from the end of next year roughly a year from now. the trains are going to undertake testing now. they will be authorized by the different countries there -- where they are going to travel. one more year to wait, and then we can enjoy them. >> they will be bigger and faster. my this mean fewer -- might this mean fewer services per day to places like paris or brussels? >> these trends will be bigger and faster. a lot more comfortable. we will deploy them on our routes. we will go to new destinations. we will start a new service to amsterdam. it is

it made me want to hop on the euro start for a weekend -- the eurostar for a weekend. >> thank you so much. next up, business. stephen carroll is here with us now for business. let's start with the latest on legal challenges to the eu's cap on bonus payments to workers. >> the european court of justice's lead advisor has rejected the challenge. it isn't binding, but it could be taken into account by the court in making it decision on the case -- making its decision on the case. it was rejected on all six different grounds. the u.k.'s argument is that a breach is an individual's right to privacy. plenty of economic news for the markets. not much of a good. european markets are trading down in general after the survey showed that growth in the euro zone was at its slowest pace in 16 months. showing just slight expansion in november. the survey shows that france is a weak point in the 18-member bloc. the cac 40 is down more than 1% in trading today. >> there is this discussion the faulty airbags. >> at least five bags have been linked to you, -- to takata. 17 million vehicles could be af