over the years, lloyd's has insured oil rigs, space shuttles, to keith richards fingers and david beckham'segs. today on "leaders with lacqua," we meet the chief executive of lloyd's of london, inga beale. you became chief executive in 2014. was it easier or harder than expected? inga: two things. it was easier to come in than i expected because people knew me. i worked in insurance for 36 years. i think i underestimate the impact that would have on people accepting me into the role. i already had that respect. they said she knows industry, so i had that respect. that made it easier. but what makes it so tough is the numerous stakeholders. -- you arenticipated running a market that so many people would be interested in what is going on and pulled in so many directions, it always reminded me of going into an old fairground mirror experience, where you look into this weird mirror and it would do all sorts of things, pull you in directions like this. that is how it felt when i started. i thought, what are all these people and why are they so interested in lloyd's? lloyd's is an amazing 330-yea

over the years, lloyd's has insured oil rigs, space shuttles, to keith richards fingers and david beckham's on "leaders with lacqua," we meet the chief executive of lloyd's of london, inga beale. you became chief executive

. ♪ i was born ♪ ♪ it's all right now >> aretha franklin there, keith richards, whoopee goldberg, a perfectr: underneath the marquis is her plaque, roses, pictures of aretha franklin and tons of people coming to visit. i want to introduce you to mot and his wife, cheryl. tell me what it was like to see that plaque and the remembrance of aretha franklin. >> it is breath taking and unexpected. i always remember her from the song "respect", "the house that jack built". she will always be remembered and i will always have a special place in my heart for her. >> reporter: i talked to people and it is like i try to get them to put into words what she meant and they just start singing her songs. >> i heard about it and my heart dropped to the ground. she is a better place now. i hate to hear she was suffering the way she was doing. she is in a better place now. she is up in heaven and looking down on us and telling everybody to stay strong and carry on. >> reporter: one person put it to me that she is the queen of soul, her body may not be here but her soul lives on. sold out crowds every time she

acoustic is signed by 75 all-star musicians, including eric clapton, paul mccartney, robert plant, keith richardsn wilson and elvis costello. it's up for bid this week at heritage auctions, to benefit teen cancer america, and expected to bring more than a quarter- million dollars. info at h-a dot-com."the abbey has a long history.""violet!""not all good."if "any publicity is good publicity," the horror flick "the nun" just got a big boost from you-tube! a "jump-scare" ad for the film shows a volume sign suddenly replaced by a scary screaming nun. you-tube responded to a complaint on twitter, saying the spot violated its "shocking content policy" and would no longer run as an ad... which, of course, helped it go viral. that's some scarily good marketing! in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a new report shows bay area roads... are only getting worse.and drivers are dishing out a lot of money because of it. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, th

it's keith richards people are shocked -- maria: he's different from his band. eagles -- don't criticize the eagles. dagen: i hate the eagles. maria: come on. dagen: i wouldn't live in new york, i told the story many times, insulted me when i went to colorado, made me quit my job and have a career instead of waiting for rock star jerks. maria: i have to get your take on tesla, we identified tesla as an issue months ago, we were talking about the possibility that we could see further problems because of the cash burn at the company. the hits keep oncoming. maria: right, investors continue to believe elon musk and drink the kool-aid that he was serving until he realized that he was, again, he's being manipulative shall we say. maria: he doesn't want to be public ceo. >> adamant about not raising capital in markets, it's interesting that they just retired, they will reup it again with 100 million so cash flow positive at the end of the quarter. jon: worried about companies being paid, it's a sign, almost looks like a run at banks at time when people start conservin

tamara keith, white house correspondent for npr, and richard painter was chief white house ethics adviser for george w. bush. why now? what's specific about the potential departure of mcgahn that's got so many people worried, or is it just one more thing that's making them worried? >> ali, it's just one more thing that's making them worry. this fear has been building for a while now as it looks increasingly likely that democrats have a real possibility of taking over the majority of the house at a minimum in november's midterm elections. and people around the president, his allies, including some of his advisers inside the white house, are very concerned that could lead to a barrage of subpoenas, of investigations, of inquiries into ethical misconduct in the administration, into increase perhaps into the president's businesses, and most dangerously, into possible impeachment proceedings, depending, of course, on what sort of report special counsel robert mueller issues regarding obstruction of justice. and so there is concern that trump is not prepared for that, that he hasn't hired the k

richard, to be expected. the security in this area was already tight because of what happened on westminster bridge and because of the killing of an unarmed police officer, pc keithple died and 15 were injured when khalid masood drove across westminster bridge deliberately targeting pedestrians, turning the corner and driving straight into the main entrance to parliament, not where this car is parked, but a bit further back in this view, further up further back in this view, further up towards the top of the screen. then he stabbed pc keith palmer to death. after that incident there was a security review and there were a number of changes put in place, particularly concerning barriers that were put in place on some of london's bridges. this parliament area, downing streetjust up the road, is very tightly scrutinised. i think we can see exactly how tight the police presence is by the speed with which armed officers quickly surrounded the car and arrested the driver. and of course parliament in recess at the moment, so most politicians still on holiday. let's hear from another eyewitness, barry williams. he has been speaking to our home editor mark easton. williams