francine: matthew goodwin, what kind of break the deal are you expecting if we get one? obviously the negotiations are ongoing, but i think there will be a deal by the end of the year. key sticking points currently are around fishing, state aid, and around the european court of justice. both sides will have to make some compromise. there is a view within the conservative party, one wing of the conservative party, that they can still push for a sort of no-deal brexit and wrap that into the economic down age that the companies, the covid-19 crisis. at that is a minority view. there is an appetite on both sides to get the deal done, and for boris johnson there is an appetite to than move on, to get back to what he thought his premiership was going to be about, building global britain -- building britain, trade deals with global companies around the world, turning what is a messy issue into the defining moment of his premiership. francine: what kind of trade agreements can we see and how long will they take? if i speak to you in three or four years, and we will have intervie

matthew goodwin.ord on breaking news we have coming through. 40.6 ahead of a prima number, still below 50. italy manufacturing rising to 45 45.50,,l below 60, dish below 50 to 60%. americans to persuade. era for nasa and elon musk. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> 3, 2, 1, zero, ignition, lift off! falcon 9, dragon. >> it finally happened. after 18 years, after multiple lunches featuring commercial satellites, stocking supplies for the international space station, and even a tesla, spacex finally spent two human astronauts into space. this mission, the crew dragon demo two, the first manned test flight, a flight that will take about 24 hours to be in position to dark at the temperate -- dock at their temporary home. then it will determine how long it will spend their, marking the start of a new era for traveling to the final frontier. >> a whole new age, a whole new golden age. after the mission is over, with use the same rocket, the same spacecraft to take ordinary citizens to space. >> they could be hitching