take for example, the klm rolling through castro, already full. and expanded shuttle service. my understanding is the goal is still to give as much life as we can out of the old lrp and have the biggest fleet possible. but it is just when a vehicle is -- there is a point where it is better to take a vehicle out of service because it is likely to hold up the entire tunnel and we are managing that. is that the correct analysis of this? >> if i could, what we are aiming to do is speed up the acceleration. or to accelerate the replacement of the vehicles. not to -- we would still have, at the end of next year, before we will have 68 more vehicles than we had 20 years ago in service. we will be at that level until we potentially exercise the option. at the back end of this, for an additional 45 vehicles. what we change during the time is the mix of the different vehicles and we want to accelerate changing over from the vehicles. we will still have the 200 and something vehicles in service and we want to retire the old ones faster by replacing them. not just parking them, but by repl

whichs the klm -- bklm, just had the biggest back-to-back weekly outflows on record. had the biggest weekly back-to-back outflows on record. it shows here this is not a rate story anymore, it is where we are in the credit cycle in the fact that a lot of investors are seeing some dark clouds on the are seeing some dark clouds on the horizon, even though stocks are trying to rally on the upside with the momentum stocks leading the way today. an interesting dissonance to keep an eye on. caroline: and high yields falling as well. great perspective, lisa. coming to the hotel pack attack. coming to the hotel pack attack. mariette says the informationl . mariette says the information scarlet: i'm scarlet fu in new york. caroline: and i'm caroline hyde with countdown to the close. marriott is the stock of the hour, the hotel chain falling the most in 2.5 years, down by more than five percent after data breach described as one of the biggest in history. emma chandra is here with more, and this is all in that unit they did a big $30 billion deal to purchase back in 2016. emma:

the mrr function. we have a mixed bag. air france, klm. we talked about the numbers they put out this morning.ownside. there are very interesting tech news going on there. is a supplier to apple and the stock is trading down by 8.8%. this is after the company cut their outlook citing demand. supplierslook dims as worldwide sound the alarm is one of the headlines of one of my colleagues this morning. keep an eye on apple and everything tech this morning. that story we saw in asia starts to take on an european dimension. cro down as well on that. we continue to focus on the brexit story this morning. theresa may is fighting for her political life despite backing from her cabinet. there is a growing fold -- revolt from her own party. at least two senior ministers are considering whether to quit and schools of conservative mps are planning to vote against the accord. the prime minister said her deal is in the best interest of the u.k.. >> the choice before us is clear. this deal which delivers on the vote of the referendum, which brings back control of our money, law, and order, in's free movement