wilson ♪r, ceo mark after the break. ♪ francine: welcome to leaders. e mark wilson became the ceo, he has begun boosting cast generation -- cast generation. he has also been on a buying street. group inchased life the biggest deal in 15 years. thank you for joining us. if you had to build aviva from scratch, what would it look like? wek: the way i look at how i have had this discussion a lot, if you let venture capitalists, and you came into our meeting, you say, look you have 5.5 billion pounds to spend on expenses every year, would you do the same thing? if you wanted to build the best insurance company in the world, the answer is you probably would not. i asked the question, then why are we doing those things? is keep a fewo things. you cannot beat 320 years of history. a marketable competitive advantage, people with technical and -- expertise through the business, i would modernize it. i would make it simpler, much more digital, and i would make more focused going forward. that is what we are trying to do. focus on digital, the insurance is in thelo

wilson. it took "the cincinnati enqui r enquirer" another, century to endorse, and it gave 18 an enthusiasticndorsement of hillary clinton and an enthusiastic renouncement of donald trump. the big announcement today was ted cruz, of all people. senator ted cruz last seen getting booed and screamed at at the republican convention in cleveland when he didn't say republicans should vote for donald trump and he instead said republicans should vote their conscience. ted cruz came out today and endorsed donald trump, it was -- i guess we all knew it was coming, but still, reporters struggled to contextualize and struggled to explain the massiveness of the capitulation that this was today for senator cruz. here is a typical lead. here's how a reporter russell berman led his piece for the atlantic announcing his endorsement of ted cruz and this shows you the lengths to which reporters are having to go to explain how bizarre this is. quote, ted cruz set aside his many difference ws with donald trump on friday to endorse a president a man whom he once called a serial philanderer, a pathological liar, u

jeff paul is in lakewood with the r in sea of pounding cleats (nat of running) -- play calls (nat) --and whistles (nat) woodrow wilson high running back darrion green seems immune to the chaos. "how are they doing that? and i imagine that's what a lot of people are wondering." 41:31-41:36 he runs faster than most...has the eyes of a hawk and hands made of glue but it's the gift you can't see that causes the most noise. "they didn't notice until i told them. and then they find out, they're stunned. it was amazing." 26:13-26:20 darrion greenwoodrow wilson i can do anything." 26:01-26:03 a spirit that's help land him a dozen college football scholarship offers -- and counting. "i am blessed and i can do anything because i saw other deaf players playing football. so i'm doing that for the deaf community." 27:18-27:28 and he's not the only woodrow player who's deaf. there's junior nose tackle juan alvarez. "i feel like deaf people are just like hearing people. people always think there are things we can't do. but it's always been in my dreams tp alvarezwoodrow wilson high helping the two make those dreams a realityinterpr

r. hohmann cora hidalgo holland john holland joseph f. holland jimmie i. holley elizabeth holmes thomas p. holohan herbert wilson homer leroy w.orn james p. hopper >> and my father. dad, we are so proud of you. we love you, we miss you, and we miss your love. >> and my all time godfather, paul. we love you and we miss you every single day. [applause] montgomery mccullough hord michael joseph horn matthew douglas horning robert l. horohoe, jr. michael robert horrocks aaron horwitz charles j. houston uhuru g. houston angela m. houtz george gerard howard brady kay howell michael c. howell steven leon howell jennifer l. howley and her unborn child milagros hromada marian r. hrycak stephen huczko, jr. kris robert hughes paul rexford hughes robert t. hughes, jr. thomas f. hughes, jr. timothy robert hughes susan huie lamar demetrius hulse john nicholas humber, jr. william christopher hunt kathleen anne hunt-casey joseph gerard hunter peggie m. hurt robert r. hussa thomas edward hynes robert j. hymel joseph anthony ianelli walter g. hynes thomas edward hynes zuhtu ibis jonathan lee ielpi michael patrick iken daniel ilkanayev frederick

r. hohmann cora hidalgo holland john holland joseph f. holland jimmie i. holley elizabeth holmes thomas p. holohan herbert wilson homer leroy w.opper >> and my father. dad, we are so proud of you. we love you, we miss you, and we miss your love. >> and my uncle and godfather paul. we love you and we miss you every single day. [applause] >> montgomery mccullough hord michael joseph horn matthew douglas horning robert l. horohoe, jr. michael robert horrocks aaron horwitz charles j. houston uhuru g. houston angela m. houtz george gerard howard brady kay howell michael c. howell steven leon howell jennifer l. howley and her unborn child milagros hromada marian r. hrycak stephen huczko, jr. kris robert hughes paul rexford hughes robert t. hughes, jr. thomas f. hughes, jr. timothy robert hughes susan huie lamar demetrius hulse john nicholas humber, jr. william christopher hunt kathleen anne hunt-casey joseph gerard hunter peggie m. hurt robert r. hussa thomas edward hynes robert j. hymel joseph anthony ianelli walter g. hynes thomas edward hynes zuhtu ibis jonathan lee ielpi michael patrick iken daniel ilkanayev frederick j. ill, jr

scotia so we will nson, 85 d borrow, wilson, in rocky mount, and around the triangle, 86 degrees and in raleigh, 84 south hill, virginia. temperatures fall to 63, r, cool, and comfortable and 95s tomorrow and wednesday. we'll start in on thursday and 94 in the afternoon, low 90s friday, saturday, and sunday, next chance of rain until the end of the weekend on sunday. 6:22. ali has a look at the morning drive. >> good morning. we have a crash to let you know creedsville. lewisburg at i 540. nc 481 in halifax county, if you're traveling to a holiday cookout, you may wt to get off at rocky mount and 301 instead. durham, same thing through fayetteville moving well a drive times from durham on the freeway, very quick and 10 minutes. not a bad day d leaving you with a look at i-440, very quiet, 6:23. >> almost 6:in the morni. >>> don't know the difference >>> sometimes wine experts can smell and taste ingredients most of us can't. how it could lead to breakthrough for alzheimer's. >> rep developed an almost-superhuman sense of smell over the years. >> identifying the different aromatic or flavor nuance. >> reporter: he can detect almost any ingredient

wilson d-fl) please! we need a clean zika bill. no poison pills, no riders, just a bill! (rep. david jolly r-fl) "i rise with about 100 mosquitoes, straight from florida. aedes zika virus." worried the impasse was affecting tourism, 127 hotels, state tourism offices and travel organizations sent a letter to congress urging emergency funding be approved immediatel (john grella / us travel association executive vice president 15:40:31) in florida, it's viewed as a miami issue, and around the world it's viewed as a u.s. issue, and we would hate for people to get the impression that it's not safe to travel when in fact it is. earlier this summer flight bookings to miami for the thanksgiving holiday were up 11 percent from last year. but once florida officials confirmed z w analysis company said those bookings dropped. ey are now down 10 rctr a year ago.vid begnaud, cbs w miami beach. ((cistianne klein)) >ince the flint water crisisny as have been testing eir different water supplies. paul joncich) now se people in contamination in their school district's water supply. we explain who's at risk fo

wilson mcgee. >> william mahoney. >> takashi makimoto. ldonado.a ma maldonado-agosto. >> alfred r. maler >> gregory james malone.y. ryan maltby --nd .hank you, new york i have thought about you every day for the last 15 years. i have very grateful for our wonderful time together and will never forget all that we shared. your spirit lives on in your youriful daughters, family, and your many friends. we love you. father joseph -- daddy, i never got a chance to hear your voice or hold your hand. life was not fair and it took you away before i was able to meet you, but that doesn't stop me from loving you, and it never will. yous hard to move on, but are the angel that keeps me strong. i love you and i forever well. -- i love you and i forever will. [applause] >> sarah elizabeth manley. ra m. mannetta. >> merion victoria manning. >> terrence manning. unis.mes mao >> alfred gels padre joseph marchand. >> just of march banks junior. >> hilda marcin. mardovich.oseph joseph margiotta. mariani.neil >> kenneth joseph marino. >> lester vincent marino. >> vida marino. >> kevin marlowe. morrero. >> john marshall. >> shelley

wilson >> david harold winton >> glenn j. winuk >> thomas francis wise >> alan l. wisniewski >> frank paul wisniewski >> david wiswall >> sigrid charlotte wiswe >> michael r.ittenstein >> christopher w. wodenshek >> martin phillips wohlforth >> katherine susan wolf >> jennifer yen wong >> siucheung steve wong >> yin ping wong >> yuk ping wong >> brent james woodall >> james john woods >> marvin roger woods >> patrick j. woods >> richard herron woodwell >> david terence wooley >> john bentley works >> martin michael wortley >> rodney james wotton wren, retired. >> john w. wright, jr. >> neil robin wright >> sandra lee wright >> jupiter yambem jurgensauthority paul and my father thomas edward from the new york safety officers. the whole family misses you and although you never met my wife or your nephews, jack, charlie, ethan, your hero at actions in life or spoken of often. your life is memorialized by ours and we love you eternally. [applause] >> my mother. i will continue to work at the 9/11 memorial with you in my heart and i will try to spread the same love and compassion that you showed during your life. [applause] john d. yamnicky, sr. >> suresh yanam

perez homered to right off justin wilson for some insurance runs.rtt indians went on to win 7-4 and clinch the american league central division. our pj ziegler caught up withj r jason kipnis as the team was getting doused in champagne. cau i know you wanted to clinch atti home but how sweet is it to clinch tonight get it out of the way and focus on the best record in the american league?on doesn't look like anyone'sok lia complaining.g. we would have loved to do it at home in front of cleveland fanso but we saw some people travel sa for us and it turned out to be a fun day anyways for us. it was amazing.g. i does it make it more sweet to do it here against your rival on their field? doesn't hurt. doesn't hurt.make ite against yn not at all.ll. winning is never painful. they finish up their series in n detroit go to kansas cityity they'll finish up regular season this weekend. first two games theyp regular at progressivere field for that division di championship an hour yesterday. you can try and get tickets if f there's another third home game. all right. stacey frey reporting live progressive field the home ofe f the central division champions. sounds good j

r. holman. >> john holland. >> joseph f. holland. >> jimmy i. holly. >> elizabeth holmes. >> thomas p.holihan. >> herbert wilson homer. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) [ speaking foreign language ] >>> two million meme make the journal -- million make the journey to mecca at least once this their lifetime. tomorrow muslims in the area will have a celebration marking the end to hajj. several religious centers hosting events in honor of the festival of sacrifice. the islamic center, the south bay islamic association and the west valley association are some of the places hosting the events. >>> time now 7:22. b.a.r.t. is warning riders in the east bay about possible delays during certain times this week coming up. there could be delays up to 30 minutes between the south hayward and the fremont station until friday. crews are doing some electrical work on the tracks of bart planned single track trains in

r. hennessey junior, no berto bin, herbert wilson homer and my beloved daughter, lisa fen gordon steven. >>. we do the no mean to be disrespectful and we sin sorely apologize, but we have to break right now. we continue to stream this same shot, the shot you are looking is streaming on our web site, fox 25 boston.com. >> we continue to honor the lives of all 2977 who lost their lives 15 years coverage of the 15th anniversary of the september 11th attacks continues after this. anyone with type 2 diabetes knows how it feels to see your numbers go up, despite your best efforts. but what if you could turn things around? what if you could... love your numbers? discover once-daily invokana?. it's the #1 prescribed sglt2 inhibitor a pill taken just once in the morning, invokana? is used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. in fact, it's been proven to be more effective at lowering a1c than januvia. invokana? works around the clock by reducing the amount of sugar allowed back into the body, and sending some sugar out through the process

j harmon, president and ceo of the wilson center, recovering politician, and very delighted about this event this morning. let me welcome a few guests. switzerland,rf the ambassador of latvia, our former chairman, ambassador joe gilden horn, and his wife alma and daughter kathy, and a number of our cabinet members and dearest supporters. thank you all for coming. in august, i went with my eight-year-old grandson and if you family members to poland. itsnd has greatly faced role in world war ii as the killing field for more than 3 million jews and others. walked a trail into the woods, where members of my own family were forced to march to one, where they were shot in the back with 250 others. seeing that level of depravity up close is a brutal experience, one of the world should never repeat. then, there has been rwanda, and serve the needs of -- has been rwanda, and now syria. some countries have tried to address the growing horror -- half a country displaced, and historical artifacts and towns reduced to level. sayshe new york times" it 250,000 people are cowering in basements in east a little with no food, no future. 100,000 of those our childre

wilson bridge.ilson g slow from the springfield interchange through annandale as well. outer loop there's good newsherd that's looking nice towardse t largo. larg let's switch it over shown i was look at another camera right r a lot of delays around the area.we're ta outer loop remainsre heavy from5 over to georgia and we're alsora seeing very slow-moving traffic 395 towards the 14th street bridge.ge. 66 still parking lot in l centreville right now.ht from manassas throughou centreville you're at a crawl.ra bob barnard has been out andn oa about in falls church thingshhi improving on seven out by bailey's crossroads but we'reute still seeing a lot of slow downs on our majors right now. n this is bob.this he's cruising but he's had to ht reduce his speed through schoolo zones. so be prepared to slight down t for the kiddos juso t want tot remind to you take it slow andus keep those kids salowfe as you y patterns.pa switch it back to our maps muchm things get back to normal on nml metro right now.metro right now we have safetrack singl.e tracking blue line between beten springfield -- franconiaia springfield and van dorn a tonna of rode on the maps.of re leave early.onleav get ane early start. sorry if you we