s very own oliver moody be ready to get busy oliver press always ready glad to hear that as well now fittingly we're starting off with byron munich responding to the recent news of a few key players being told they'll never suit up again for a country byron badly bruised up wolfsburg the released players expressed their discontent with the way things were handled by germany's love byron teammate and current player joshua kimmitt spoke on the situation following the wolfsburg match saying you don't shake things off that easily i don't think you can get that out of your heads after two days but they refer you to homos and bulleting showed what they've got they played a very good game. so let's get the conversation started i'll start with you kit they play very well yesterday is this more motivation for those players or will it stick around in their head like suggests the motivation based on those those performances yesterday i mean i think they were given the opportunity to shine off the officer a decision which would obviously shock to all of them. allow them to play how to surprise t

like s&pok at folks and moodys and finch, what they may have said, i would not be surprised to see aative outlook if not a credit watch on the company, given their goals. for 2020 it sounds like they are doing the right thing. i believe larry is trying to do the right thing and getting his liquidity and balance sheets in place, but it goes back to more profitability out of the assets. alix: a lot of that goes back to the world economy. thank you very much peered still with us, linda duessel. industrials are the second-best sector in the s&p this year. up 16%. do you like them? linda: they are fine. they are not particularly one of the most favorites of ours. if you like investors, you have to believe china -- if you are like investors, you have to believe that china have a soft landing, the united states will have a soft lending -- a soft landing, and capital expenditures, which started off with a big run, will have a big break. alix: you said there are better sectors, that would be better exposed to the soft landings? what might they be? linda: that would be a fine one for the soft

. --,s: of next, the view of the view of moody's on brexit.his is bloomberg. ♪ manus: welcome back to the best of daybreak middle east. theresa may wanted changes to the brexit bill, raising expectations that the deal might pass on it. we talk with the eu mission president, the prime minister secured assurances on the irish backstop, including that measure cannot be permanent. they get reaction from common ellis, chief credit officer. colin: i think this can be very close. if i had to bet on it today, given we haven't heard from the mp's, right now i would say she will fall just short. but it should be an awful lot closer than it was in january when she lost of a record margin by over 200 votes. these changes theresa may has achieved are all about appeasing the so-called european research groups, the r.g., which is the score of conservative mps -- this core of conservative mps that want to leave on start terms. will this win enough of those people around to compensate for some conservative mps to know don't like the deal at all and the majorit

moody's out with a note today saying tesla's creditworthiness facing meaningful pressure. they are already in junk status. lake avenue financial, analyst says he drives the model sut he's very concerned over closing the retail locations, many of them, musk waffling over that. no update on that sales strategy coming for the model y, so no clarity on that situation. more competition coming. during the model y unveiling, ford launching a salvo at tesla saying quote, hold your horses and in that tweet, an electrified mustang logo signaling the expected crossover suv on that platform. the question is how quickly can he get it to market before some others in the lower price crossover suv range get their own electric vehicles on the market. neil, back to you. neil: incredible. great reporting. robert gray in los angeles. as robert pointed out, it's not as if there's a shortage of other vendors, suppliers, auto companies pushing the electric thing that used to be largely the domain of elon musk and tesla. one tech analyst still says tesla still has an edge against some of these other guys. he joins us right now. john, given the fact that so many now including ford are l