house and montgomery blair and all that.ontgomery blair was her brother. he was in lincoln's cabinet. her father francis lair was a lincoln confidant and it buys her. her other brother frank blair was a congressman. her husband philip lee robert e. lee's cousin but he was an officer in the union. because he was in the navy she wrote to him almost every day so they are thousands of letters. her wartime letters are actually published but there are plenty more on both sides of the war happily imprinted. so her letters really give you a sense of what's happening here all through the war and how much danger washington within which was something i really could not open some particularly at the beginning of the war when there was every expectation they would come in and just burn the place down and until the forts were built around it and months would go by it was really unsafe. i found a diary, an unpublished diary from 1861 that first year of the woman who was the farmer farmer -- so she really talks about how scary it is. she is

all of myrs old, so contest life was blair -- conscious life was blair and new labor. think it is incredibly exciting that we have a meaningful alternative and mainstream politics. that is something i think is extraordinary. happym very, very, very that he has won. i feel like it is the start of something new, something much fairer and better for the world. >> he is able to engage with young people. a lot of young people have become is engaged with politics, and i think is someone that young people can relate to. for think it is a change the labour party, a change for britain, a positive change -- positive politics, which i can identify with. it is not the politics of fear or envy, but politics of hope and someone i think we seriously have a chance with. amy: some of the people who supported jeremy corbyn who got an overwhelming 59% victory in the election that makes him now the leader of the labour party. our guest is tariq ali, the british political commentator, activist, historian, the maker, and his latest book is "the extreme center: a warning." talk about who he

korten -- he is not tony blair or gordon brown. it is fashion week in new york. will drapeeem khan human silk that beyonce would die for. this is "bloomberg surveillance ," live from new york. it is monday, september 14. i'm tom keene joining me, brendan greeley. overview missed overnight, china. we have not even talked about it, but china markets are weak. i saw the shanghai was down. you hear that sound in the distant? distance? that is the sound of sobs as william jefferson clinton and tony blair pouring them scotch and saying what happened to our parties? tom: the stunning results in the united kingdom over the weekend. let's get to our top headlines with brendan. data is new economic adding to concerns about the slowdown in china. in chinal out put rose but fell short of estimates. .nvestors reacted chinese stocks had their worst day in three weeks. the shenzhen composite was down more than 6%. germany is going to slow up the influx of refugees, at least for now. the government is reposing border controls. they a sign to europe that need more help. >> at thi

your friend late diane blair wrote in her diary, quote, on her death bed. not going to do phony makeovers. knowing you don't want tone gauge in phony makeovers, give us three words that is the real hillary clinton. just three. >> i can't possibly do that. i mean, look, i am a real person. with all the pluses and mine enthuses go along with being that. and i've been in the public eye for so long that i think, it's like the feature that you see in some magazines sometimes, real people actually go shopping. >> dickerson: all right. i'll have to interrupt you. hillary clinton. democrat presidential hillary clinton we hope to talk to you again soon thanks very much we'll be back in a moment.

and t a one point he is recounting an important meeting he had with sensitive information and tony blair said you know what? i shouldn't be doing this by e-mail. maybe i can find a secure phone to get you this information. so people around her who were trying to help her, advisors and not critics or enemies but people like tony blair who were warning her maybe we shouldn't be having this conversation over e-mail. >> and here with reaction is the author of a brand new book. the one and only mark stein is with us. i don't know if her biggest problem here is political. by that, we have rudy guilliani. thoughts? >> yeah. there is no doubt about that. i think it does actually have a political component when you listen to what ed henry was saying about tony blair. clearly all america's allies were aware of the problem with hillary clinton's sister. and it does raise the question how did foreign governments communicate with the secretary of state? foreign ministers more than heads of government get by on their personal relationships. and in this case, hillary clinton was unable to forge any per

its director, blair hawkins, now facing charges.t's the second home in a week where discoveries of decomposing bodies shocked the community. >> i myself am appalled. we try to put our best foot forward and ever once in awhile, especially in our profession, something like this comes up that puts a bad light on ourselves. >> reporter: david peak is president of the funeral directors association. how do you know you're choosing a reputable place that will do things the right way? >> a lot of times families do choose funeral homes they have used before so there is that buildup of trust. >> reporter: this industry is regulated by the state. we found you can look up licenses on the state data base through pennsylvania's department of state website. even see if there has been disciplinary action. when we look up blair hawkins, the funeral director from hawkins funeral services, it lists him as licensed. but the funeral home itself, that isn't. does it need to be both? do you have to have both? >> yes, you do. >> reporter: he tells me you w

originally police were not sure how blair died. blair was not from the community where he was found. >>> the retrial of a former prince george's county high school teacher accused of sexually abusing a student will start today. andre brown's trial ended with a hung jury, that was back in march. brown worked as a special education teacher and coach at high point high school in beltsville. police say brown sexually abused a 17-year-old girl on school grounds. >>> the 1,000 mile walk is over, now it's time to try to convince congress to change policy. >> earlier this morning the hundreds of people who participated in the naacp's journey for justice rallied on capitol hill. they want lawmakers to promote policies for equal voting right. the walk started in selma, alabama and it ended yesterday afternoon when they crossed the memorial bridge. >>> hundreds of migrants are stranded near serbia's border. that border is now closed. many migrants who streamed into austria from hungary are trying to make it to germany on foot. >>> now to new

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blair hawkins is charged with three counts of abuse of a corpse. he is the director for an unlicensed home in west philadelphia. hawkins funeral services. it is the second time in a week that a discovery at a local funeral home shocked the community. we asked the president of the philadelphia funeral directors association what you can do to protect your loved ones when you're choosing a funeral home. >> the best way to ensure that you are going to be treated well is get advice from other family members and friends who have dealt with funeral homes, reputable funeral homes within the city and around the state. >> police say the man arrested blair hawkins, who tried to keep an inspector from looking inside their preparation room. >>> the iran nuclear deal is almost a done deal. two local senators gave their support to give president obama a foreign policy victory. the president is just one vote short. nbc 10's cydney long is live from the national constitution center where iran will be the key topic in a major address tomorrow. >> reporter: that's ri

william seale: and they moved over to blair house, where they lived most of the time. and they loved it. they thought it was beautiful and it still had all the blair things and it had never been decorated or anything like that. susan swain: and smaller and more approachable, more -- nicole anslover: absolutely, more intimate. william seale: more approachable, more a home. nicole anslover: he did definitely consult with bess. she wanted the original structure to remain. but he also consulted with her, because why wasn't this done in their first term? it was falling down then. and bess and harry are both convinced that somehow the press would blame the trumans for bringing down the white house. and so they waited until he was re-elected to tackle this project. susan swain: did living in the blair house have any positive or negative influence on his presidency? nicole anslover: it might have allowed him to relax a little bit more. william seale: but he lived with the formality of a president. nicole anslover: he did. william seale: he ate every meal even by himself with f

as far as right leaning leaders are successful, certainly blair's been the most successful leader by rewinning an election three times. the legacy that he left on the labor party is absolutely incrippling all over iraq and foreign policy. it's not just a question of being power. it's a whole generation of people saying, if you're in power, what are you going to do with it? >> okay. you mentioned the middle east. do you think he'll change foreign policy if he's in a position to do so? >> well, he's anti-war. he's chair of the stop the war coalition, which has been on every demonstration since 2003. he says that he wants to reintroduce the values of human rights and campaign for human rights across the middle east. he would be against sisi's upcoming visit to london. not necessarily because he's a paid-up member of the muslim brother hood, he's not, but he wanted to give democracy a chance. that's why he's against the ouster of morsecy. the biggest position is in relation with nato and america. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> the ruling people's action party of singapore cele

lee. >> gary paige lee. >> juan lee. >> katherine blair lee. >> linda c. >> steven paul. >> adriana a legro. >> joseph leeman. >> david r. >> david credencio. >> joseph anthony. >> john joseph lennon, jr. >> john robertson. >> jorge lewis leon, sr. >> matthew g.leonard. >> michael lapoor. >> charles a. >> jeff levine. >> john kenneth levy. >> alicia karen. >> and my beloved husband peter, forever in my heart and thank you all for those who serve to keep our country safe and our freedom. thank you. >> and my uncle john thomas, my aunt sylvia resta and the baby that we never got to meet, we love you and miss you every day. >> robert michael lavine. >> daniel m. >> kenneth e. lewis. >> jennifer lewis. >> yee lang. >> edward. michael. >> steven barry. >> samantha alan. >> carlos r.lilos. arnold. >> ray lynn. >> thomas leny. >> thomas c., jr. >> dian teresa la punishing erry. >> alan patrick, jr. >> alberto libriano. >> kenneth paul. >> ming lu.

that's where university boulevard meets montgomery blair high school. we have a beautiful moon. temperatures only around 70 degrees. here is your bus stop forecast for the morning hours. we're going to have temperatures hovering right in the low 70s. between 7:00 and 8:00 at the bus stop. between 8:00 and 9:00, we'll have it climbing into the mid to upper 70s. during the afternoon it will be hitting the low 90s. so a lot afternoon. dress accordingly. short sleeves. good morning, melissa, how is traffic? >> overall actually looking pretty good, tom. 66 no problems. 95, at least the top of 95 is okay. if you head a little south there you can see 95 north at the truck scales a crash on the right shoulder. we are seeing a slowdown. inner and outer loop, no issues here. 95 in maryland at scaggsville, rolling along nicely. back in ten minutes. >> thanks, melissa. >>> just into the live desk, north korea launches a missile. the video just coming in. >>> she is accused of purposely driving her children into the ocean. so why is a judge settin >>> just in to the live desk some new footag

susan leigh blair harry blanding jr. janice lee blaney craig michael blass rita blau richard middleton blood jr. michael andrew boccardi john paul bocchi michael l. bocchino susan m. bochino car francis bodily. bruce d. boehm mary catherine boffa nicholas andrew bogdan darren christopher bohan lawrence francis boisseau vincent m. boland jr. touran hamzavi bolourchi alan bondarenko andre bonheur jr. colin arthur bonnett frank j. bonomo yvonne lucia bonomo seaon booker sr. kelly ann booms marry jane booth sherry ann bordeaux krystine bordenabe jerry j.borgue martin boryczewski richard edward bosco and my uncle, firefighter, we miss you and love you. >> and my grandfather, richard, we love you and miss you at home. grandma joyce misses you more and more every day. klaus bothe carol marie bouchard j. howard boulton francisco eligio bourdier thomas harold bowden jr. donna m.bohling kimberly s. bowers veronique nicole bowers larry bowman bohling kimberly s. bowers veronique nicole bowers larry bowman shawn edward bowman jr. ke

. >> susan blair. >> harry blanding, jr. >> rita blau. >> michael boccardi. >> michael bocchino. >> mary katherine murphy. >> nicholas andrew bogdan. >> darren christopher bohan. >> vincent boland. >> alan bondarenko. >> colin bonnett. >> yvonne bonomo. >> mary booth. >> martin michael barshefsky. >> and my uncle firefighter, we miss you and we love you. god bless you. >> and my grandfather, richard. we all love you and miss you at home. grandma misses you more and more every day. >> jay howard. >> francisco. >> thomas harold junior. >> kimberly bowers. >> larry bowman. >> shawn edward bowman, junior. >> kevin bowser. >> pamela boyce. >> allen doyle. >> michael boyle. >> alfred j. rocca. >> kevin bracken. >> sandy bradshaw. >> david brady. >> daniel raymond brand heart. >> [bells] [silence] [reading names] [reading names] daniel j. brethel gary lee bright jonathan briley mark a. brisman paul gary bristow i'd like to dedicate this short poem to my mother. do not stand on my grave and weep. i am the diamond glimpse on the snow. i am the sunlight i am the gentle autumn rain. i am the gentle

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they had an informal private meeting at blair house nearby.orrow the president will host a state dinner in his honest. "new york times"says the chip he's property will announce a cap on green house gas emission. this move is substantial bit world largest pollute tore reduce emission. >> russia putin meet with president on monday first face-to-face meeng in more than a year putin coming to the u.s. to speak at the united nations next week. white house meeting was scheduled at his request. >> now to the rest for the white house. their new poll numbers tonight with one poll showing republican candidate is quickly on the rise, not donald trump. the tom has more. >>reporter: tonight with new poll showing donald trump lead shrinking his newly em bold raveal calling him out as thin skin and ill informed. >> if i quit talking to all the people who attack m me i would have crawled under a rock long ago. these part of it. >>reporter: new poll showing fiorina now in second place in new hampshire. and just behind her mark rubio also taking aim at trump. >

>> i feel like i'm in the blair witch project, i can't see anything in front of me. >> i went back to the beginning. , i have no clue where i am. >> i am definitely in your eyebrow. >> it was so hot that she eventually gave up. >> a we put in a good effort it was 96 degrees. the maze isn't open yet. get ready for an adventure. and for anybody that is going to go there, the the farmer has some good ebay. >> just, good luck. >> i'm coming i want to go home. >> not easy being a cop in this day and age. one hamilton pizzeria owner wants to make things better. just doing their job, they have to protect themselves, their, their lives on the line every day. >> have a story we should know about? help us chase it down. by logging onto chasing news.com/tips. >> another day in the life of being a chaser. we report the news. we do it differently, because when it comes down to >> the nypd saw a man who is masturbating on the subway. he is wanted for public lewdness. please call nypd crimestoppers if you recognize this man. >> not easy being a cop in in this day and age. one hamilton pizzeria owner

montgomery blair high school is the largest enrollment in montgomery county. there are 3,000 students. that's bigger than some colleges. that i will -- they will assemble here this morning. be watching out for students waiting for buses. with we'll have the -- we'll have the temperatures in the mid 70s and headed back home with lots of sunshine. it will be feeling like summertime. a hot afternoon. temperatures climbing into the low 90s. it's going to be rather humid as well. let's check on the commute. we have university boulevard pretty busy behind me as well as colesville. what's going on on the roads? >> new hampshire avenue northbound to the inner loop of the beltway, take a look. brand-new crash. chopper 4 got over this one. we are starting to see some delays as folks are trying to take that route here this morning. 16th street at irving a crash there. outer loop, top of the beltway, no issues there. 95 north, quantico to the beltway, a few minutes behind from fairfax county park to the beltway. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. as you

blair hawkins, he is a licensed funeral director but building he was working out of on 5300 block of vine street is not a licensed facility. acting on a tip officials from the department of the state entered hawkins funeral services yesterday and they found three bodies inside, including two that were decomposing, regulations require bodies to be embalmed within 24 hours. investigators called philadelphia police, to look in the the case further. one woman saw our story and came to the scene to talk to us. she said her family used hawkins funeral services when her mother passed away and they were not at all pleased. lieutenant john walker a says in this case two of the three bodies found did not have a sign death certificate. >> one is in the casket, services were held, that body is awaiting cream nation. it looks like a director is using a building that he's not supposed to be using. >> my mother, she was buried in february and i was in the pleased with this funeral home at all. >> unacceptable behavior and these directors need to understand you need to be licensed and your parlor ne

. >> reporter: funeral director in this case, blair hopkins, has been charged with three counts of abuse of corpses. in this particular case the funeral director is licensed but building he is working out of here in the 5300 block of vine street is not. acting on a tip the officials from the the department of the state entered the funeral services yesterday. they found three bodies inside including two decomposing. regulations require bodies to be embalmed where 24 hours. the investigators called philadelphia police to the scene. lieutenant john walker says two of the three bodies found did not have sign death certificates. one woman who didn't want her face shown saw our story and came to the scene to talk to us. she said her family used hawkins funeral services when her mother passed away and they were not at all pleased. >> one is in the casket where services were held but it looks like there are some failure is here. directly using a building that he is not speaksed to be using. >> my mother, she was buried in february and i was not pleased with this funeral home at all. >> unaccepta

conventional media polish in a country that produced sound byte machines like david cameron and tony blair. how much is ideology, 40% of the market is controlled by rupert murdoch's news corporation. 70% of newspapers sold are considered right wing and the influence goes beyond the news stands. >> there's a lot of young people saying the news media is obsessed with reporting in an old way, very male, confrontationalist. jeremy corbyn does not want to do business that way. >> he's disarming in the way in which he responds to questions he's not accepted. >> will you do it. that is what is involved. >> thank you. i think that we as journalists need to accept that some of the things that we assumed are the rules. game do not apply in the same way to jeremy corbyn. some of the issues about polish, sound bite preparedness, if you like, need to be thrown out. >> would you commit to doing it now? >> can we think about that, thank you. >> we saw this with the observer and the guardian, they are ideological hall monitors. the guy is to say what is acceptable. to a lesser extent, sanders came along.

we heard that the president xi and president obama had a dinner across the street at blair house.ation is not publicly blaming beijing for the hacking of data belonging to federal employees, chinese entities are privately considered prime suspects. the white house says it is holding off on any new sanctions until after xi's visit is finished, but both promise and president xi are working on some cyber agreement and discussing the military build up in the south china sea. president obama has his hands full this week with the pope francis visit and the historic meeting on monday with vladimir putin. something that has not happened in a couple of years. john and christine. >>> we have more major diplomatic news. we learned that president obama and vladimir putin will meet face-to-face monday at the united nations. they have not seen each other in nearly a year. they have not met formally in nearly two years. the white house for some reason stressing it was putin who sought the meeting. very important to the white house to point this out. they claim he was quote desperate for a sit do

blair hawkins is faced with three charges of abuse of a corpse. annie mccormick is live with the details. >> reporter: investigators spend the day identifying the bodies and notifying the next of kin. saying this funeral director had enough experience to know what he was doing was wrong. >> he is charged with three counts of abuse of a corpse. they found three decomposing bodies. they found the body of 69-year-old body of harvey vaughn embalmed but not properly in a casket waiting to be embalmed and the other two decomposing and then the investigators found more. >> two separate set of organs found in this bag that belong to two different people, the medical examiner is trying to identify where those organs came from. >> the facility had no license but hawkin his a funeral director's license and an unblemished record since 1969. this woman had questions about the care at this facility. >> sole pro pry ter was away and was unaware of the situation. >> the whole situation is unacceptable. >> this is the second time in weeks that decomposing bodies h

same church all they -- neil: linda blair. linda blair. >> may the power of reagan compel you! neil: just, he will be joining us tomorrow to really get ugly with charlie gasparino as he should. trish, doesn't bet worse than that. trish: someone has to break this up. plan from donald trump finally. he has been promising one forever. it could mean you will pay a lot less in taxes. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." in addition to breaking news, i'm joined by republican candidate rand paul who has thoughts on party's frontrunner, "the donald's" tax plan. plus as president obama sits down with russian president vladmir putin, i sit down exclusively for a conversation with ukrainian leader president petro poroshenko. we're watching a big selloff on the street. down 275 points on the dow. selloff continuing with the s&p down 2.3%. we'll get more analysis and intel on that. first back to mr. trump and his brand spanking new tax plan. it's a plan the billionaire has been promising everyone for weeks. he says it is out. it will reduce taxes for lower and middle class

in change for the former prime minister, they continued to communicate via email even though blair mentioned they should do it over a secure line. they were classified, not released. in the latest batch of messages, several were sent ex-coriating house copier, calling him an alcoholic. >> donald trump appears to look to make amends with hispanic voters. he denounced a stand as bias. trump sat with the head of the u.s. hispanic chamber of the comers representing more than 3 million business owners. the group's c.e.o. told al jazeera trump seemed eager to clear the air. >> the real issue here is now that he's accepted the opportunity to come and talk to our constituency, is what he'll have to say in front of the camera. i'm hoping he'll say and be the donald trump that he was in private. in public. >> trump will join his group for an open question and answer session on october 8th >>> a surprise announcement from pope francis on abortion and forgiveness, part of a holy year of mercy. al jazeera's john terrett joins us with more. >> good evening. here at home in the u.s., and in countries like

you do. >> reporter: blair hawkins may have a license but it's not enough. >> i really don't have an answer for someone that's gone through the professional licensing steps that need to be taken to become a licensed funeral director, and then your professionalism is where it is. i have a hard time understanding that. >> reporter: all of this really can make families wonder who they can trust to know for sure that their loved ones are in good hands. we are asking some of those questions for you. coming up at 5:00, i'm going to show you how you can research the funeral homes where you take your loved ones. i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >>> yesterday's discovery comes nearly a week after three bodies were found decomposing inside a garage. the garage belonged to a funeral home in philadelphia's strawberry mansion neighborhood. records show the funeral homeowner was licensed but her funeral home was not. we just checked. no charges have been filed as this investigation continues. >>> we have new information on a crash in lakewood, ocean county that injured a mother and her two children l

police have identified the victim as shannon blair, jr. news chopper 7 flew over the scene last night. was found on washington avenue near elliott drive. police are asking anyone with information to give them a call. crews are busy preparing a water main break -- repairing a water main break in northwest d.c. patients are being directed to another entrance while crews work on repairs to the 70-year-old broken pipe. detours are in place. the hospital said they have a backup main entrance. operations are not impacted. no word on when the road will reopen. it is another beautiful day out there. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at the forecast. doug: [inaudible] lots of sunshine. not much change outside of the belford furniture weather center -- belfort furniture weather center. 81 degrees with low humidity right now. as we cruised through the afternoon, temperatures will climb into the mid-80's -- as we cruise through the afternoon, temperatures will climb into the mid-80's. this afternoon, the metro area, about the same, clo

. >> reporter: sara, philadelphia police have charged the funeral director, blair hawk ins of three counts of abuse of a corpse and they have no record of hawkins funeral service ever applying for a license. >> the medical examiner carried out three bodies at 53rd and vine, state department investigators working on a tip called in southwest detectives after finding deplorable conditions, one body was embalmed in a casket awaiting cremation and one was waiting to be embalmed and one was in a body bag, the funeral director says he did not know where that body came from. and they say there is no fridge ration inside and the bodies must be kept under 40 degrees, he told dann cuellar that he brought in hawkins to turn the business around and was out of town. >> the rules and regulations are clear how long a body can be kept out of refrigeration and not embalmed. >> did mr. hawkins not understand that or know that? >> it's my understanding that he did know that. >> philadelphia police responded to an unlicensed funeral parlor in the strawberry mansion section of the city, they found three bodies

when tony blair was prime minister he was very religious. his doctrine worked really hard for ten years to persuade everybody he wasn't. >> right. >> because if he was religious he would have lost election. you know. and his chief said we don't do religions here. so you didn't come here. >> you see mike hurricane katrinaal be anhurricane -- huc. >> when it starts exposing these types of beliefs, aren't devils going to hell would have you believe the worst of those type. >> i would like to believe that religion is outdated. for me it was outdated several thousand years ago. >> you're an atheist, right. [applause] >> people don't realize new testament is a lot of crazy stuff than the old testmented and we need to update it now so people can have gay marriage and men can keep their foreskin and not have to worry about it. >> speaking in tongues and doing that. >> we update our tongues like every couple months. >> do you think it's fair to compare this to the civil rights struggle? do you think that's fair. >> with this kim davis to the civil ri

former prime minister tony blair thinks these people are duluthsal. at rallies like this - this -- delusional. at parties like this, no one is listening to him at all. >> the most extraordinary result against the labor party jeremiah corbin he is a warrior. he will fight for the abandoned british lower class. >> so far, he demonstrates the huge problems facing the labor party struggling to recover from the shock of its elections defeat in may. his rocketing support inside the party is by no means shared by most labor mps. many said they will not work with him if he becomes a new leader . >> i am sure there is going to be interesting discussions and making a lot of progress because we want to oppose what the government is doing on welfare, health services's service, what it is doing to trade unions and ordinary peoples' lives and the gross inequalities that exist in britain. >> this rally was in this year's national elections, a crucial marginal constituency. all of the signs are of middle england and economic decay that labor should have won but faile

>> the story of michelle blair, the detroit mom who is accused of killing two of her four children. she admits to doing it. >> how did you conceivably sleep at night next to your murdered children in a deep freezer? >> i slept well. >> and you feel no remorse for that? >> i would kill them again. >> this really is chilling. >> they even did an investigative piece on uber, the popular ride sharing service. >> it use a criminal check system that only goes back seven years. all of this legal under ride sharing laws. >> tell us a little bit more about this brand new show, we've got the host matt do an joining us right this minute via skip. talk about how big the crime watch daily operation is and how you go is are working with the local station. >> we're going to be breaking the format in so many ways, really fast, really edgy. you touch with our affiliate station just under 200 affiliate stations across america which will give us unparalleled rates when it comes to covering crime in small towns, and then taking those small town stories and blowing them up into national coverage. we hav

the word controversial is often associated with jeremy corbin, this is a party that tony blair used to lead. why is he so controversial. >> it depends who you listen to. he's controversial if you spend your time dealing with political correspondents in london who think the same way, which is different to him. they are the ones that say their controversial. they have a lot of resonance with people in society. i am sure he would be in favour of taking refugees into britain. he's a passivist. he is a member of the scottish national party support. we wore what a majority thought and wants a peace conference for syria, and is not he wants to clampdown on tax havens. the majority think it as well. and is for the distribution of wealth. all the opinion polls say that these are important and people agree. because he's to the left of where the rest is, he can pay for a rank outsider. will he be this unpopular. he could pick up votes from the scottish nationalist because he's a popular politician. there's a divergence between what the political establishment thinks and clearly what labour member

so says something about gasperino in his breslin da blair role.i got he pleasure of listing to a beautiful holm holmny and he talked about whether the pope is liberal or conservative, whether he has a view that is republican or democrat, and the gist of our remarks was no. >> carli is looking at the holy father from his suspect, his political aspect. >> i thought you would say something else. >> that's why charles says that. that's why so many other people say that. but the perspective of the holy father, even though he does come from argentina where there's a nasty form of capitalism -- that is did form his impression. >> just like living living in pd form john paul ii impression. >> forgive me father for i have sipped, it's been 47 years since my last confession. >> i'll give you an estimate. >> and i'm 53. what i don't get. this is a learned man, man that reads a lot, that is intellectually bright, and he equates or form of capitalism to the form of capitalism in argentina. he doesn't see the differences of what we do here and what we do there.

. >> reporter: i can't imagine either we did get news that blair hawkins, funeral director here, was charged with three counts of abuse of the corpse, this is after it was found that there were two decomposing bodies here at hawkins funeral home. we did also find out that while the funeral director is license, this building here is not a licensed funeral home on the 5300 block of vine street. acting on a tip, officials from the department, state entered hawkins funeral services yesterday, and they found three bodies inside including two decomposing. regulations require bodies to be embalmed within 24 hours, investigators called philadelphia police to the scene. lieutenant john walker says two of the three bodies found did not have signed death certificates. one woman who didn't want her face shown saw our story and came to the scene to talk to us. she said her family used hawkins funeral services when her mother passed away and they were not at all pleased. >> the place was very dark, very dirty, it was filthy. i didn't have the the the right amount of funds to do it, the way i wante

the right of the blair and of the labour party. -- the blair average of the labour party.et a take on what is happening. michael bell, j.p. morgan asset management joins us on set. good morning. that weght seems to be have a problem with global growth. if we work our way through this week as we figure out where we should put our chips, we got a .ot of data coming up is it your sense that investors are taking on board the slowing story that maybe people are beginning to see? michael: from here you have seen the summer selloffs and equities. that looks quite attractive in our view. the weakness out of asia, it is preferred to emerging markets where that weakness continues to drag. it is having an effect on commodity prices. guy: there has been a lot made that consumers should benefit. where the to see that feeding through. until now, the evidence has been mixed. oil prices low should mean a boom for consumers. maybe we should see that, but it is only beginning to happen. michael: these things act with a lag. because you see a fall instantly in oil prices, people expect -- yo

that is a question considered by tony blair's former strategist.different walks of life. alastair, thank you very much for coming in. basically, what does make a winner? business,sports, politics o. rishaad: you have done victim gamut. alastair: i do not think there is any one thing that you can point to. but i think they have an instinctive understanding of and what it is that they need to do to do the things they are trying to achieve. i think setting big goals and objectives and knowing how to meet them. rishaad: you go about objectives, strategies, and tactics. strategy and tactics, people get confused. what is the difference? it inir: you have to set context. you set an objective and work out a strategy which is how current the tactics are the details. i think you are right, a lot of businesses and organizations, they talk about strategy when in fact they are defining tactics. too many organizations into many and too particularly -- many leaders, particularly with the pressures of 24 hour news, the need to keep focused on the big things they a

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consider son blair on double play ball right there. top 8. and prince fielder hits this ball to neptune or maybe pluto. we were talking about mrut 0earlier in the evening. rangers sweep and a's and giants tomorrow night at the coliseum. thursday tonight football. this game borderline unwatchable. the 2 fog giants after safety. cousins picked off by prince the giants score to take 9 zip lead after 5 more field goal. 18-6 after another cousin pick. manning finds 0del beckham junior the touch down. giants get the first we know of the year 3 32-21. the warriors open training camp next week to reportedly cholesterol to signing guard ben gordon who might provide more fire power if he make the team. former warrior guard go to the rack with authority no more. richardson play the first 6 years of 13 year nba career with the warriors 200 had 1 to 06-07. get up. always fun to watch. highlights galore. with j rich dunking machine. 7 sports brought to you by xfinity 1 final note there was a baby born at the giants padres game at petco park in the 3rd inni

. >> for the architect's of tony blair's party, it was a total disaster. >> i think it's almost inconceivabled lead the party to victory in the 2020 general election. a lot of people take a different view and a huge number of people have voted for him today. he has a massive mandate. he has right to try to prove people like me long. >> supporters know he faces months if not years of political warfare. many inside his party and from a corporate media here which, by and large, despises everything he stands for. his vision of a popular movement here taking on entrenched corporate interests from the bottom up. >> means a road back to relevance for the labor party or potentially, the beginning of a funeral procession. >> corbin, himself, fresh from victory was on the road immediately thousands demanding the u.k. take in more refugees and show the world a compassionate face. the westminster machine is not used to anything like this. the question is whether the public so, so disillusioned with politics see corbin as the man to fight in their corner. lawrence lee, al jazeera, lobdon. residents of the

consider son blair on double play ball right there. top 8.o neptune or maybe pluto. we were talking about mrut 0earlier in the evening. rangers sweep and a's and giants tomorrow night at the coliseum. thursday tonight football. this game borderline unwatchable. the 2 fog giants after safety. cousins picked off by prince the giants score to take a 9 zip lead after 5 more field goal. 18-6 after another cousin pick. manning finds 0del beckham junior the touch down. giants get the first we know of the year 3 32-21. the warriors open training camp next week to reportedly cholesterol to signing guard ben gordon who might provide more fire power if he make the team. former warrior guard go to the rack with authority no more. richardson play the first 6 years of 13 year nba career with the warriors 200 had 1 to 06-07. get up. always fun to watch. highlights galore. with j rich dunking machine. 7 sports brought to you by xfinity 1 final note there was a baby born at the giants padres game at petco park in the 3rd inning. his name is levi. the parents