in 2017 there were 391 contacts to best doctors for find the best doctor service. slight decrease in 2018, 352. the targets are kind of set based upon your size. we do adjust those over the years. i am not surprised in the second year we saw a slight decrease if not much at all. it is when the program is new people see find a best doctor as something i can do. i can check who are the physicians on the list to see if they are participating in my network and who i might like to utilize if i need to change doctors. the target we adjust over time depending on the age of the client, not the demographics, but how many years you are with us. weep tend to see that service decrease a little over time. as far as the expert medical opinion. the detailed review for your members when they face a medical situation, diagnosis, surgery, anything in the medical world you want to review. we did see a 27% increase in 2018 over 2017. not a surprise as people hear about us more, see us more in the newsletters. the staff at ffhfs talks about the program more. we see more people utilizin

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job they can, and then hope for the best. right. david: what you actually did was something different. you put a system together to make sure every one of your companies was going to follow your system. can you explain that? robert: sure, it is important. early on in the world of software, you could not borrow money anyway. it was not probably until maybe 2006 or 2007 that you could lever up software companies. so there was no debt available. the only value, the value that you could create had to be inherent in the business, you have to now improve the operations. what we now do, we took the kernels of best practices, and developed a whole systemic approach. here is how you use this best practice to improve the efficacy of whatever that functional area is within that company. we then have a group, vista consulting group, that delivers, with over 100 people in that group, who delivers the best practices to the management team and the management team who adopts those best practices. the way i like to think about it, we install

one of the best of the world. to score every year. more than twenty goals in twenty twelve eleven dogs the fire department to the title. the name raged by and cry to my way and transformed him into their most dependable scorer. his story exemplifies the uneven balance of power in the league. meant to have yet to find a striker like him since two footed strong in the air and clinical. but things could have gone differently in the seventh minute when things were still scoreless dorman's game plan nearly paid off if mahmood to who'd shopped had gone in instead of ringing off the post we'd have to scrap our explanations and be talking about how smart it was to start him over gazza and how the young hungry dortmund squad overran by and. i but it turned out to be their only chance of the match. i. answer. it was by and celebrating after the final whistle there the new league leaders they flex their muscles and now all of germany has to readjust to the prospect of this season ending just as the last sixty four days with buying in first place

the premier league has the best stadiums and best squads, maybe not the best players, the best coachesthey do well in england but also in the champions league. 0n the other hand let's see. we will have to wait two or three years because you still have the stats and 22 out of the last 30 european titles have been won by spanish teams. you can hear commentary tonight of manchester united's match with barcelona, and keep up—to—date with the night's other games in the champions league and the championship, with 5 live final score on iplayer, the bbc sport app or by pressing your red button from 7pm. here are some of the day's other sport headlines... united midfielder ander herrera is expected to leave old trafford at the end of the season. his contract runs out in the summer and it's understood the spanish midfielder has told paris st—germain he will sign for them. we're still waiting to hear the extent of harry kane's latest ankle injury. the tottenham striker hobbled off during last night's champions league quarterfinal win over manchester city. he could be out for the rest of the seaso

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i'm not claiming to be the best warrior in the world. subpoenas are supposed to be used for when you don't get what you want, not before hand when people are cooperating with you. we sit there every week and watch our colleagues on the democratic side, chairman nadler, threaten subpoenas, then try to issue them, then back off, then ask for something and someone says, i will work with you and give you documents. they say that is not good enough. another subpoena. when you have this dysfunction going on, it makes it really hard to operate. what i have found out is i believe it is no longer a fishing expedition. i believe the fishing expedition went dry and it is like the old boy sitting in the pond, ran out of bait, but he was hungry, so he took out dynamite and threw it in the pond. this is what has dominated us the last quarter. we have been dominated by badly written laws. this should concern every lawyer of any stripe and every citizen of our country. we have had bills written in which the authors did not understand what was actually i

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chinese say trump is the best thing that has happened to china. maria: the economy growing at 6 percent over there. do you believe them quick. >> who knows. there is no question their future growth is three or 4 percent they have a soft landing i am not convinced it is a downward slope. maria: will europe be an issue for the united states with the slow growth there although some executives told me they are seeing a bottoming out right no now. >> there is a cyclical aspect and a bottoming out but over the long term they look like japan the lack of ambition , heavy taxes compared to the united states. what makes the us look so good is europe look so weak. maria: looking at the innovation of the united states because of the dynamism. you don't see that in europe. >> absolutely. they have more patterns but if you look closely their research teams are in the united states because they were taxed too much in the synergy with those doing research. maria: you wrote an op-ed on tech we have seen an incredible amount of breaches and privacy people think the

they are, without question, the best trained, the best equipped, and have the best leadership of any fighting force in the world, and i was proud, as secretary of defense, to be able to have the young men and women in this country be willing to put their lives on the line in order to protect our security. thirdly, civil-military relationship is unique to democracy, to our democracy. george washington is really the one who made that happen when he resigned his commission in order to become president of the united states, making very clear the differences between civilian leadership and the military. is one that is often as a member -- that portrait hangs in the capitol, and it is one that is often as a member of congress. i remember karzai, president of afghanistan, hamid karzai once asked me, what is the secret to our military success? i remember, because he thought, he was the george washington of afghanistan. i said, it is because of george washington. george washington defined the fact that civilian leadership is important for this country and it is important to have that civil-mi

♪ he's the best. >> steve: best in the biz, man. >> jimmy: he's best in the business, man.orn ] [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, attorney general william barr for looking like john goodman on his first day at hogwarts. [ laughter and applause ] i'd see anything with john goodman. >> steve: yeah, come on. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, mueller report for being kinike a a hot dog. i haveo clue what's inside of you, but i know it can't be good. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wahula. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, ordering room service.ec i apte the fancy tray, the white napkins and the polite service. but we both know thaoon as you leave, i'm going to house this cheeseburger naked in bed. [ laughter and applause ]al >> steve: ? you're -- you're going to house this cheeseburger naked in bed? >> jimmy: what's your problem? what?. ye what? yeah. >> steve: that's what you're doing. you're writing the thank you notes. >> jimmy: me -- >> steve: yeah, you personally. you are saying thank you. w you'ting -- you're mailing -- i've seen them. you mail them yourself. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: yo

if you think that you are one things the best when they work sort of the job you have two things. all the time and what about salomon kalou. he's beloved in the ivory coast but he's also found a home in the bundesliga i have such a good feeling. a lot of things that might go three. days kick off life is all about the special players and we'll start off with our very young. special player. then yes on fire. now i'm not i'm not i'm not i'm not. then you'll just pay you see this. this is one guy metropolitano stadium in madrid where athletico demented played barcelona women's and they set a new world record for attendance at a club football match for females ok let's say the men's game but that's also a little bit deceiving because even though they can fill stadiums and the game has been growing the women are still getting the short end of the stick in a lot of different ways and listen to this champions league ninety nine point eight percent of the money goes to the men and zero point two percent goes to the women that's like not even enough for them to pay for their way trips. ok w

it's such a thrill to have my dad's best friend here. will be interviewed by a noted historian and local lawyer, but baker is such a good friend. smuggled thewho grey goose vodka into the hospital room when dad was in the icu. was a tennis partner, and there is no doubt as to who carried who. and meed my dad jefe jefe junior. that's the derivation of my .randpa name, jefe thankfully, my grandchildren dropped the junior. at any rate, i thank you for supporting us. i thank you for coming to hear stories about a great man. i would like to introduce our panel of tom boston and one of the great public servants ever, james a. baker. [applause] >> secretary baker, as a best friend, we get a chance to go down memory road. let's start at the beginning. in the 1960's, u.n. george h.w. -- you and george h w bush first bonded as a winning team on the houston tennis circuit as doubles partners. mr. baker: first we bonded as a losing team. [laughter] then we won a couple. talmage: then you won the houston country club championship in 1966 and 1967. ho

. >> it is straight ahead on bloomberg best. ♪ welcome. this is bloomberg best.our weekly review of the most important business news, analysis and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. let's start with a look at the top headlines. monday, investors watch as in worlds -- as the world's most profitable company debuted its bond sale. >> saudi aramco has received orders for more than $75 billion in one of the most anticipated deals of the year showing investors hungry for credit. >> we have orders the standing at $75 billion worth. that continues to build. yesterday, aramco selling $10 billion of debt, but now people talking about $15 billion. isnwhile, all that demand starting to feed into pricing and that is where we are seeing some amazing tough. guidancenitial price at 125 basis points. that would be a yield of about 3.74%port 75% versus the on the saudi sovereign. today, it is likely the aramco bonds are going to come inside, something we very rarely see and capital markets. >> issuing $12 billion of bonds. e have heard all these superb -- super

and america's best-selling van.t was broad-based within north america. >> microsoft reported profit and ,ales that beat estimates massive cloud computing deals. >> stellar earnings across the board. looking across numbers, it is a true testament of a strong corporate environment. 1.9%.a-cola shares are up north american volumes were down for a second straight quarter. you do get a boost from higher pricing, but i am curious how can sustain higher pricing to maintain margins and profitability. >> the north american business was a little softer in the first quarter, but it should be seen in the context of the later timing of easter which tends to affect the business, and a bit of negative whether in the first quarter -- a bit of negative the first quarter. the u.s. had a solid quarter. last year was an extraordinary year based on commodities and of tradefic situation in the u.s. we continue to focus on value for the consumers. they will only be willing to pay the price if the brand and product is the one that works fo

that's all for this week's "bloomberg best." thanks for watching.iculture business? randall: do you know what animal husbandry is, david? david: i started out as a animal husbandry major myself. randall: i'm getting a robocall too. [laughter] randall: it is literally a robocall. i said in spanish, the next person to speak to me in english is fired. i don't care if the building is on fire. david: you are trying to rapidly build 5g. randall: it is conceivable we will move into a world without screens. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪

best districts in the world. if you ever disconnect where you are from two coming up, you end up with a mess we're in right now. the last thing i want to say is washington needs to go back and watch if you're -- some more schoolhouse rock videos. i'm simple. i miss state troopers kid from north georgia. make it simple. i a bill sitting on capitol hill. the bill is not sitting on capitol hill anymore. we sit around. we need to get to an executive that gets back to the constitutional role, that is to administer the law, not make them out. we do the congress that says, and said of worrying about a bill and how they be interpreted, make a law that makes sense and takes into account the needs of our country and those around the world and make it clear that so the executive can't carry it out and we need a judicial system that says it is time to stop giving chevron and others back to the administration. when it's go back to the way the thunder set it up. when we get back to that, we have -- the founders set it up. then

but their early showing in labor cousin was atypical the league's best. if ends with a mistake eleven minutes in really catching kevin and i have. stepped up to the spot and put the hosts ahead i'm players like him could make labor true competition for biron unless the bavarians decide to buy him during the off season. not by a long term challenge or is more likely to be light seeing a show just what they're capable of six minutes later myself with the well planned equalizer i'm. standing behind the wall and i decide to go for the corner which is the kind of disappear behind the wall in fact god if the ball went in. but didn't pull the disappearing act after the goal a twenty third minute corner. strike from who else but i haven't i been to one play because my every goal the nineteen year old scores brings labor closer to the champions league while simultaneously upping the interest from suitors like a true catch twenty two and it's exactly the kind of problem don't have red bull's financial might is behind the club affording rockne the opportunity to hol

we put our best argument forward. i'm not sure driving the country through impeachment when there's no underlying criminal conspiracy according to bob mueller will be effective or get us inanywhere. i'm not ruling it out or closing the door, but i think this is going to be about the election in 2020 and we better put that best foot forward. >> isn't that best foot going to be health care? showing that you have a plan that you pushed through the house and denied by the senate and shows a cost structure and shows there was hope for what you had in place before? >> our best foot is saying we can make this work better for all of us, not just a few of us. that we've got some real ideas. we can make this government work again. we're not just going to have political and partisan conversations until the cows come home, we're going to build roads and bridges and broadband systems and better airports and better climate for our kids and we can provide better health care at lower costs. we've got good ideas on that. yes. these ar

viviana: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. earnings reports come fast and furious with big tech and european banks leading the way. >> if we get people to come to twitter once a month, we have failed. we are not delivering for them. >> we are very strong in the americas. >> they are just minting money. viviana: deutsche bank and commerzbank and their merger talks. samsung puts its new fold on hold. >> this is a reputation and pr and marketing nightmare. viviana: oil prices surge as the u.s. clamps down on iran. >> the hardline no waiver was a surprise. viviana: u.k. banks brace for brexit, chief financial regulators speak exclusively about how to manage the transition. >> it would be a big mistake to lose contact, to isolate ourselves. viviana: economists and executives share insight on the state of the economy and global growth. >> we do not see signs of problems, but we are planning cautiously for the second half. >> if the fed did not do what it did, we would see panic in the bond market. viviana: it is all straight ahead

"bloomberg best this is -- this is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of bloomberg television aroundhe world. let's start with a day by day look at the top headlines. u.s. bank earnings were in the spotlight all week, starting monday with goldman sachs and citigroup. ♪ vonnie:tigroup -- citigroup and goldman sachs reporting earnings this morning. goldman.rt with its revenue structure has been quite static, and if you got such a static revenue structure, you can't afford a 40% drop in something, can you? alison: goldman had a really strong rebound in the first quarter of 2018. if you look at this quarter, pretty much across the banks we are seeing decline. we did see at goldman a better-than-expected beat in fixed income trading. the same at citigroup. however, both coming in lower on the equities side. even though they beat on the earning side of thing, revenue is probably about in-line with some of the key businesses, perhaps a little bit light and some other businesses, but really the beats or tax driven, and that is why investors might not be giving them as much credit as compared

the best. you have to. be all the time but still there are certain players that tower above separates them from the pack. any different from the best in the world maybe unforgettable moments his share of. the first. moment. when i score goals against her mother the same if i know seven years ago if it's already two thousand and thirteen. that was the game or change me like a player and change. a lot of things also in my life and that was amazing. that was pretty amazing goals in the champions league semifinals no one else has done that and she's got another record. nine minutes. that's not bad either. i never. can be happy and this is a little bit strange for me was and i needed also the time to understand what i did . to this. game very important game. things don't always work out for. instance constantly just massive matches. three goals in the champions league round of sixteen. seven is an exception but. disappearing in the biggest matches. because the rest of i didn't score the goal in the house. becaus

i'm not by any means claiming to be the best lawyer in the world. subpoenas are supposed to be used when you can't get what you want. not beforehand when people are cooperating. we watch every week, chairman madler at first threaten subpoenas. then try to issue subpoenas. then they back off subpoenas. they ask for something. somebody says, i'll work with you. then they say, that's not good enough. when you have this dysfunction going on, it's hard to operate. i believe it's not longer a fishing expedition. i believe what has happened is the fishing expedition went dry. the boy sat in the middle of the pond. hungry. looking for something. he threw a stick of dynamite in the pond. this is what's dominated us in the last quarter. we have been dominated by very badly written law. this should concern any lawyer of any stripe. we have had bills written that the authors didn't understand what was in the bill. the gun legislation, they didn't realize the way they had written the bill would actually get you up to a $100,000 fine. they tried to make fun of it

abigail: welcome back to "bloomberg best." i'm abigail doolittle.now to revisit some of the week's top interviews. we got plenty of investor perspective on saudi aramco's $12 billion bond sale. here is manus cranny speaking exclusively with standard life aberdeen's martin gilbert at the bloomberg invest conference in abu dhabi. >> it looks as if it's gone really well. it has been phenomenal. >> as an investor, you seen plenty of bond issues. would you say this is something to buy more of in the secondary market on the reading of the data that you have? >> i suspect it will be too pricey in the secondary market. but i don't know. if i say to a fund manager to buy something, he sells it, so -- [laughter] they will probably buy now rather than sell. >> you think you could cheapen up perhaps and the second market. >> i'm not sure. i think the demand is so massive that from what i read, it will go well. >> ok. is this a seminal moment in saudi as a turning point in the saudi story? the aramco, sabic, and you can tack on the bond story. it is a big beast

becoming a decision you have to play our best football in each game but if you are so people that's. very. obvious also from the people who would be winning the league liverpool of not won the english title since ninety ninety. the glory days back there's nothing noble about european club. there's nothing normal about your club and i think you meant it as a compliment when you agree you know. i mean yeah it's special that i'm not so sure there is something special about him he's taking on giants barcelona for the first time in his career right. how do you rate his chances i think this is probably up there with the biggest test the cloth as i said in his career without a doubt boss alone have been one of the best teams in the world if not the best team in the world over the past fifteen years also one of the joints of football so it's a massive test for cloth but what he has liverpool is something special in spain is truly behind him that really bought into his game plan but his stall of play and you can say that on the field and you can say that they execute sometimes to perfection t

taylor: still ahead as we review the week on "bloomberg best," u.k.ilip hammond shares his thoughts on brexit negotiations and the future of prime minister theresa may. socgen's chairman speaks exclusively about the challenges facing europeanks and the quest for economic growth. >> the problem is how you coordinate all these countries to have a fiscal boost in case things get worse. that is the big question mark. taylor: and up next, more highlights from a week full of earnings reports. l'oreal's numbers suggest beauty -- luxury is alive and well in china. >> demand is very strong. taylor: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg best." i'm taylor riggs. earnings season shifted into high gear this week. let's take a look at some of the prominent companies reporting, starting with entertainment powerhouse netflix. ♪ >> netflix slid in late trade after delivering a disappointing forecast for the current quarter, with domestic growth slowing to a trickle. are investors right in being concerned despite the beat in subscriber numbers? reporter: i

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i have the best business people in the world. i know the best people. i know the best managers. know the best dealmakers. i know people that will make us so -- i know guys that are so good. >> and then -- i just got this, tim -- senator chuck grassley expressing reservations about the person who is behind a lot of what we're seeing. 33-year-old steven miller, the architect of what's been going on at the border. listen to what chuck grassley just said about that. >> i don't see a lot of accomplishments that an advisor in the white house has accomplished for the president on immigration. >> let's talk about steven miller, about his role in all this. could it backfire on the president? >> are you implying with that clip that he hasn't brought the best people into this white house? >> we're just playing what was said. >> here's the thing with steven miller. we come from exact opposite ends of the republican party in our view of immigration and having a pluralistic society. but i'll say this about him. he's one of the only people in this white house the president has brought in that

it's so perfectly manicured. >> we get to see some of the best of the best do stuff like this. >> oh, my -- >> whoa! >> incredible. the height of some of these. when they get in the air, they are twisting and flipping. there's a crowd of competition. you can see a bunch of people watching saying, hey, come on, man. >> there's no room for mistake when you do it like that. if one falls, they all fall behind you. >> this is a precursor for what i want to show you. the two-time gold medalist decided to hit the half pipe. had to go big. >> this pretty much goes into orbit. elan musk can help him get all the way up there. >> stop it. now. >> crazy. >> this is the highest from the pipe to em banked landing. notice how he hit the ramp. >> he almost e clipped the needing in the back. ♪ >> okay. what came first, the duck or the egg? >> no, it's the chicken or the egg, right? >> it definitely was the egg for one come. she went to the store and bought 24 eggs and took them into her kitchen. in other countries, unlike the u.s., they don't refrigerate their eggs like we do. this woman had them in h

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taylor: coming up on "bloomberg best," another report sends financials in focus. the biggest banks deliver earnings reports. >> we saw a better than expected in income trading. >> the markets are having an issue with bank of america. another report sends shockwaves through washington. congress and the public get more detail on the mueller probe. a.g. barr: the special counsel did not find any evidence that violate law. >> we already see some of the edifice built up. the attorney general starting to crumble. >> data on the upswing. >> it seems like oil indicators are pointing in the right direction now. taylor: president trump keeps supplying verbal pressure to the fed. the catastrophic fire in one of europe's most treasured landmarks. the u.k. has extra time to escape its brexit impact. chancellor philip hammond believes theresa may see brexit through. >> as far as i know, she has no intention of leaving until the deal is done. >> auto executives at the shanghai motor show discussed the road ahead for the world's largest car market. >> the energy segment is growin

>> coming up on bloomberg best, the stories that shaped the week >>. a lot of investors i'm talking to have questions about how real that order book was. >> the brexit click finger will last a little longer as the eu grants the u.k. longer time to seek a deal. trade tensions rise again as the u.s. and europe. >> under pressure. uber officially files for an ipo. downside risks ahead for europe. rates can go either way. >> there were not nearly as dovish as some in the markets predicted. abigail: christine lagarde puts the forecast in perspective. >> moving from what we assumed would be synchronized growth to what looks like sink slowdown. abigail: it is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." welcome. i am abigail doolittle. this is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews. let's start with a day by day look of the top headlines. monday, investors looked with interest as the world's most profitable company took orders for its debut on sale. saudi aramco has received orders of $75 billion for its

the pair shared 9 centuries — a new record for a best—of—25 match at the world championship and he'llesday. in serie a, atalanta continue their bid to claim the final champions league place in italy. they were 2—0 winners at home to udinese with both goals coming in the last 10 minutes of the match. the side from bergamo move back ahead of roma into the final champions league spot days after booking their ticket to the coppa italia final against lazio, while sassuolo climb three places to 10th following their victory at fiorentina. while in spain a late goal from real betis‘s moroccan international zouhair feddal salvaged a 1—1 draw at home to espanyol leaving both sides level on points mid table. tottenham manager mauricio pochettino says he's living the dream and has even invoked buzz lightyear ahead of the first leg of their champions league semi final against ajax on tuesday. it's the club's biggest european night for more than half a century and will take place in their new stadium but they'll be without both harry kane, who's still injured, and son hyeung—min who's suspended and

we have the best fit, the best fabric, the best innovation and i think the best value for the customerrs are finding jeans where they believe they're getting the best product i think that's at american eagle right now. >> and athleisure is not killing denim? >> no. we're selling both i think we're a bottoms destination as a total company we're seeing strength on all fronts >> i mentioned some of your competitors. bilk changes in retail this year gap is splitting up its brands is this an opportunity for you how does it influence your business >> you know, we're always looking to maximize shareholder value. we're not going to comment on market speculation >> that you would spin off aerie. >> yeah. it's a huge growth driver and amazing brand and story. but we have great strength of the brands together. >> why is that versus a victoria's secret that has been under a lot of pressure. >> it's on the real campaign five years ago aerie started showing real women that the real you is beautiful and powerful. >> what's the outlook for consumer spending this year versus where we were last year >>

it is still the best option, still the best option by far.e, which gets the good bits of a customs union but making sure we and free movement, get us out of the common agricultural policy, common fisheries policy. we can do deals around the world. so it has been very carefully constructed and it is a very good package which has been negotiated with the european union. yes, i still think that is the best thing on the table. i still hope it is where we come to. can ijust clarify that you fully expect that to come back before the house for a fourth time? exactly what happens in the business in the house of commons, obviously we will talk about that in cabinet later, we only had the vote after 10pm last night and we will be in cabinet later this morning. there is also of course the business of the house managers and so on who have to work out what happens in parliament. but as i say, i still think that negotiated deal, that package, was the best thing we have an offer and i hope it is where we will end up. i am asking this question because i am a

also best practices. we know there's research out there and studies that have been done on other commissions that have yielded some practices and some we're in the process of adopting hoping to address disparities and hopefully drive it down. how does the department view the high number of african americans subject to the 9-1-1 calls. we don't really have a method to tracking we do know there's disproportionate numbers in terms of who gets called on. in other words, who the suspects are the public is calling upon routinely about 60% of the suspects are identified as people of color by the public who's calling thanked the african american demographic is usually consistently over 42%. so we have no control over that but we do have to respond to the calls and there are thing we do and need to do and are doing to make sure that when we get to these calls we use independent judgment and we're not impacted by whatever the caller's perceptions are. so the answer to that question we do collect some data on who ca

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although it can hurt us when we lose our best players to england, we also take it as a compliment that we are doing something right here. as the oval hopes to improve and innovate, the surrey team that calls it home will aim to lift even more trophies. emma jones, bbc news. that's it for this sportsday. don't forget the late edition at 10:30pm with reaction to the champions league matches. follow them live on the bbc sport website and 5 live commentary. that's it from me, ollie frost and the rest of the team. goodbye. you're watching bbc news. now, theresa may has spent the day visiting berlin and paris, in a last minute attempt to get the backing of the two most influential eu leaders for a delay to brexit. the prime minister is meeting with president emmanuel macron in paris, after meeting with german chancellor angela merkel in berlin earlier today. in westminster, mps have approved a government motion to request a delay for the uk's depature from the eu tojune 30th — that's to avoid a no—deal exit on friday. mrs may is due to meet other eu leaders at an emergency summint in brussel

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