ceo mark wilson has stepped down. there is a need for new leadership.mmerce bank up two and 3/10 of a percent. >> thank you very much. we have a look at some of the stocks on the mood today -- on the move today. the treasury turkey and finance minister, on a roadmap for inflation. thes expected to include latest government measures, to bring in price increases. is bloomberg's chief middle east economist in dubai. turkey has risen to a 15 year high. thes in istanbul over weekend. i noticed that everything is priced in euros. how can we bring inflation back to a sustainable level? >> we should not expect much to be done. inflation is controlled through controlling demand. that is done with higher interest rates. it can be done through fiscal targeting. also be done through some supply-side measures or increased competition. this does not impact the economy this quarter. we should expect nothing groundbreaking. anna: where do you see inflation going? how high does this get? >> i think there is more inflation to come. oil prices take time to work their way

the story we have been tracking is mark wilson.tepping down, he has been in the job over five years, a search for a successor will come. i was grappling for where he came from. aia, his bigom line was there ever turn of $7 million to investors. we spoke to him a number of paraphrasing, i am here, change the business, sell assets that were underperforming around europe but that was the last time we spoke to him. the one dark spot in our results was canada. the search for his succession starts now in earnest. anna: the search for a successor and we talked to him many times, that has been completed and they say during the transition that adrian assumee will exhume -- responsibility. more detail on what they will do in the transition and giving lots of reassuring words in regards to the performance of the business. remaining on track to deliver their track of delivering eps growth greater than 5%. operatehey continue to above solvency to ratio. i know it was you who dealt with them more than me. they operate at 180%. we wish you well.

. >>> a shock change at the helm of aviva ceo mark wilson agrees to step down and the search for a successor begins immediately >>> buying into fintech. wire card rallies to the top of the dax after the german payments company forecast a six-fold increase in core profits with marcus brown telling cnbc why he's bullish about the medium term outlook. >> in the next five to ten years probably the large financials will still remain point of sale volume and come into the full system that we provide. >>> and richard branson offers some words of advice to tesla ceo elon musk in an interview with cnbc. >> maybe he needs to learn the art of delegation. he has to find time for himself, he has to find time for his health and for his family. he's a wonderfully creative person >>> welcome to "street signs." happy tuesday. let's talk about some of the moves in markets overnight we saw a stabilization in chinese equities, but the shanghai slightly positive to the tune of 0.2% perhaps some of the policy support introduced over the last 48 hours is having an impact there. some stabilization as far as risk se

aviva boss mark wilson is to stand down after more than five years at the helm.ately, but remain with the group until april 2019 while a successor is appointed. his move follows a decision tojoin the board of rival asset manager blackrock, which angered some shareholders. a boost for the uk tourism industry. according to visit britain, over a0 million annual inbound visits will be acheieved this year. that's two years ahead of schedule. these visitors are expected to boost the economy by spending £26.3 billion. there has also been a rise in domestic tourism, with visits and spending rising 6%. patricia yates is the director of visit britain. what exactly is pulling the tourists into the cave in such large numbers? i think we have classic asset that people around the world and to come to sell our history and culture, and we are telling a great story about britain in an exciting and interesting way. new experiences right across the nations and regions that people can come and immerse themselves in dorset and i think that sense of authenticity, real people, real foo

its chief executive mark wilson is going, it has been announced this morning. that is a surprise.es up better—than—expected sales, shares ‘7. better—than—expected sales, shares greg better—than—expected sales, shares up 4%. greg ‘s shares have been under pressure for many weeks but todayis under pressure for many weeks but today is a bright spark coming from greggs. and samira hussain has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. on tuesday us president donald trump is expected to visit iowa, and there he will likely announce that the administration is lifting the summer ban on higher ethanol blends of gasoline. now, the move could reshape the retail gas market, making gasoline with 15% ethanol is a new consumer standard. the mid—term election's next month and this particular measure is really aimed at boosting farm belt republicans. also happening on tuesday, google will be holding an event in new york where it is expected to launch the third—generation pixel smartphone and chrome os tablet. other devices may also be announced. what else is happening in the markets? joini

mark wilson reshaped the company over the last five years through asset sales and deals.s on the company flat over the last 20 years. that's your business flash. back to the headline that is crossing right now. president trump saying in the oval office that nikki haley will be leaving at the end of the year. her."te to you -- lose she is the u.s. ambassador to the united nations. let's get to kevin cirilli. the question has been posed why now before the midterms. it turns out she's going to be staying on as you and ambassador until the end of the year. what message is it's sending that the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. is leaving? >> consistency. arguably that this is a longer period of time that she will be staying on until the end of the year. as we are speaking president trump and nikki haley speaking with reporters at the white house. the president saying that the yuan ambassador about six months ago that with him and said that she ultimately wanted to take a break following the conclusion of the two-year period. she has been the yuan ambassador for the trump administra

aviva boss mark wilson is to stand down after more than five years at the helm. s move follows a decision tojoin the board of rival asset manager blackrock, which angered some shareholders. i know that you would like to talk more about strictly but we are going to talk more about water meters instead. iam to talk more about water meters instead. i am surprised that we are not forced to have water meters. it would cost you more if you use the lot. it might make you think harder about how much you're using. this is the point for a group of mp5. they want water companies to be able to force customers to have a meter installed, to cut how much we use. but they're also demanding tougher targets for companies to cut water leaks, after figures showed three billion litres is lost from the water network each day. that is every day, 3 billion litres. so the water companies are being pressurised quite a lot. we spoke to neil paris, the chair of the committee. he explained why he thinks we all need water meters. about 15% of water is leaked through the pipes, and i think we c

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aviva boss mark wilson is to stand down after more than five years at the helm.ntil april 2019 while a successor is appointed. his move follows a decision tojoin the board of rival asset manager blackrock, which angered some shareholders. would you use less water if you could see exactly how much you are using and how much it's costing? well, mps want water companies to be able to force customers to have a meter installed, to cut how much we use. but they're also demanding tougher targets for companies to cut water leaks, after figures showed three billion litres are lost from the water network each day. the chair of the environment, food and rural affairs committee is neil parish. he joins us now from westminster. good morning. let's start with those lea ks and targets good morning. let's start with those leaks and targets because we have talked about this a lot, that we have to put more pressure on firms to cut them and they are still not doing it. why not? we want ofwat to be much trouble with the water companies. nearly 20% of water, 3 billion litres, enough

house newt gingrich, former, democratic congresswoman jane harman director of the woodrowor wilson center, and markort, former director of legislative affairs for president trump. speaker gingrich, what you make of the saudi arabia account of what happened to jamaal and who was responsible and how severely do you think we should punishke them. >> it's insultingly stupid. the idea that this guy walked in the room with 15upe security people and they haven't have, were willing to dismember him and get rid of him and happen to be here, this is just stupid. >> wise the president saying it's credible. >> the president is trying to walk a tight rope. i think the big problem, not a small one. on one hand you don't want to break the alliances and on the other hand, you cannot teach a 33-year-old crown prince that he can get away with things that are this outrageous and this stupid or he will be out of control for the next 40 years. >> what would you do. is selecte sanctions and they're going to be very clear about it. i also think, i'm guessing, but my guess isy the truth, this hurts the salaries to live th

thank you very much, thank you for coming on the programme, sammy wilson as well, we appreciated. mark delayed — a year after a government promise to legislate against them. let's talk more now about our exclusive story this morning. it's leaflets which are being given out by hampshire police to people suspected of committing child sexual abuse. the c5 notices say, "your sexual behaviour has come to the attention of hampshire police." "we believe you may have been involved in abusive sexual behaviour towards children." "we are serving you this notice so you have the opportunity to think about your behaviour and stop it." is this the future of tackling the growing threat of child sexual exploitation? or as some critics have suggested, a step too far when it comes to people who haven't actually broken any law? we brought you rob powell's exclusive report earlier. here's an extract. child sexual exploitation, a growing and changing challenge for police forces. we've been given exclusive access to a new scheme being used in hampshire, where officers issue paper warning notices to people wh

tonight's panels here to discuss their alexander wilson and former press secretary to vice president pence mark lauder and host of the next resolution with steve hilton on the "fox news" channel the author of positive populism get your copies today. welcome everyone. beginning with another exciting "newsweek" so let's talk about the agitation and the activation and the agony and the organization of these two parties. who has the mighty mo coming out of the kavanaugh confirmation? >> no questions or publicans right now but the key phrase you used the word top of their minds there's a of a lot when to go actually between now and when most people propose. i would be surprised if the kavanaugh effect is still lingering on in their something new to keep it going. the president is true to getting people exercise so maybe has something up his sleeve. maybe the democrats will make the mistake of going on the ballot and promising these investigations and keeping the pot boiling but unless something like that happens i think it will fade away so the republicans will need something else to get that find t

office in january in a victory that marks a swing to the right for latin america's largest country trees a bow has more from rio de janeiro. until a few months ago j.d. wilson and his chances of making it to the presidency were slim now he supporters call him the meth and knife attack last month and the general disenchantment with the political class have propelled him to the presidency judge that we are here. finally we will put our beloved brazil above all else this government will be one of constitution democracy and freedom this is a pledge not of a party it's not the vain empty words of a man but it's a promise to god freedom all make us a great nation what happened today in the polling places was not the victory of a party but rather the celebration of a country. a former army paratrooper and then a. military dictatorship he said criminal is a criminal and has promised to clean the country of what he calls the red communist threat he supporters say he is the man brazil needs. his very same. everybody. hundreds of people have gathered outside. the park and they're chanting. and celebrating they say they want order and progress that's written in the bra

mark. >> president bleiman, commissioners, and now executive director weiland, i'm here tonight with alicia jolene linsangan and ashley wilson and shannon amatan. they are the partners and are currently building this space out. as maggie noted, this is a new queer bar and restaurant. it's located in the northeast section of the mission, sort of close to -- close to the spca over there and the portrero center. right on the bus line. a million buses go back and forth and stop right in front of the building. the -- i'll just touch on, excuse me, this neighborhood is a former heavy industrial area, now zoned production description and repair. not a whole lot of neighbors in terms of residences, but there is one sort of condo unit sort of catty corner. other than that, dandelion chocolate and sort of big spaces, outreach, always important. we've reached out to all the neighbors and businesses in the area, but last night we held a -- if i could get a little -- we held a community meeting and about ten people showed up. this will give you an idea what the space looks like. it's going to be nice. haven't got the chairs in and everyt

mark meredith. happening now.... the world's first ocean cleanup system is arriving at the great pacific garbage patch.system 001 -- or "wilsonis called... launched from alameda last month.it's mission? to begin cleaning up the over 5 trillion pieces of plastic that trillion pieces up the over 5 trillion pieces of plastic that currently litter our oceans.the largest concentration of plastic --- is located between hawaii and california .... about 1200 nautical miles offshore from the bay area.if the effort in the pacific proves succesful -- the plan is to expand to four other large patches of ocean plastic in 20-20. (ken) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in san jose a fatal here in san here in san jose a fatal accident led to a nearly day-long closure of southbound highway 101. just after 10:30 monday morning, a pickup truck rear-ended a much larger caltrans truck just south of brokaw road. the driver of the pickup was killed. the chp says the caltrans vehcle was "shadowing" or following a crew engaged in sweeping the highway. the chp says the caltrans truck was traveling very slow andhad a flashing "ar

marks the start of the race for the christmas number one in the book charts. over 500 new books hit the shelves today, by authors from david attenborough to jacqueline wilson.e autobiography straight outta crawley hits the shelves today. asa as a sussex refugee myself, that made me laugh, so you are halfway there. i hope the title is not the only laugh in it. i get the mickey taken out of me about living in crawley, but i thought i would go for it, the whole hog. i love crawley. sussex is brilliant in every way, we have to say that, but for people who have no idea about crawley, why do you still get the mickey taken out of you? crawley is seen as a mickey taken out of you? crawley is seen as a faceless kind of commuter town, i guess. seen as a faceless kind of commuter town, iguess. but seen as a faceless kind of commuter town, i guess. but my mum and dad left sri lanka and they could have gone anywhere in the world, but they chose crawley. if that isn't a recommendation, i don't know what is. absolutely brilliant. the bit like the office being set in slough. laugh or cry, but the notion here we are in october talking about christmas so when you're publishe

-- i want to thank the wilson center for holding this conference because they think it is quite timely. i also note that in the title for the conference, there is a question mark at the end of it. i don't know if it shows up here. so, it is obviously, this is not a statement that there is a new era. the question, is there a new era? before we talk about the new era and all the panels that are going to follow, i would like to give just a bit of background on how to get where we are here. so, as you've heard, canada has had a long cooperative relationship with the united states in space. in fact come to perceive the sputnik era. there is something that occurred back in 1957 called the international geophysical year. canada and the united states work together to create the churchill rocket research range. which is at the northern manitoba. and through that cooperation with the united states. that's what starts as a when it starts at the relationship between a -- between the united states. in 1958nasa was formed in response to the sputnik launch and as a matter of specific policy, international cooperation is one of the major objectives of nasa. and they invitedin

wilson center for holding this conference, because i think it is quite timely. >>> and i also note that in the title for the conference, there is a question mark at the end of it. and i don't know if it shows up there. it is on sylvain's slide. >> a new era. >> so obviously, this is not a statement that there is a new era, this is a question, there a new era. before we talk about the new era, and all of the panels that are going on that follow, i would like to give just a bit of a background on how did we get to where we are here. so as you heard, canada's had a long cooperative relationship with the united states in space. in fact, it precedes the sputnik era. and there is something that occurred back in 1957 called the international geo physical year. and canada and the united states worked together to create the churchill rocket research range, which is up in northern manitoba, and through that cooperation, with canada and the united states putting the effort into making that into a rocket range, 45% of the u.s. rockets that were launched during the international geophysical year were launched from churchill. and we're quite proud of that. but that is what