k. has finally decided to put its foot down. i. i. i so the d.p. r. k. has made it clear that these joint drills there and its security describing it as a rehearsal for invasion and many view these fears as legitimate given the history of countries that have willingly surrendered their w m d's but this was in fact one of the points agreed upon back in january when the north agreed to stop its nuclear tests in the south agreed to stop its drills with the us and it was considered a confirmed once again when kim and moon met last month pledging peace in korea so the question is will this hinder denuclearization efforts will just have to see what happens oh yeah it's a big question listen. to him here we go again you see one switch to now we may be seeing another one tonight but there again when you look at the reasons that north korea is putting forward as both some people could say you could hardly blame them what's going on north korea hinting like a blow. well there is a warning to go and not to go to when. the military exists i've been a long standing an

k. has finally decided to put its foot down. now the d.p. r. k. has made it clear that these joint drills there and it's security describing it as a rehearsal for invasion and many view these fears as legitimate given the history of countries that have willingly surrendered their w m d's but this was in fact one of the points agreed upon back in january when the north agreed to stop its nuclear tests in the south agreed to stop its drills with the us and it was considered a confirmed once again when kim and moon met last month pledging peace in korea so the question is will this hinder denuclearization efforts will just have to see what happens. human rights attorney erica soroka and told us so the military drills could undermine trust between the u.s. and north korea that washington i believe wants to send a message that things are as usual and that they are not going to give up their rights to run exercises with their allies so it's kind of a pumping up it also is sending a message at a very shaky time as to whether we can trust these agreements

k. has finally decided to put its foot down. i. i. now the d.p. r. k. has made it clear that these joint drills there and it security describing it as a rehearsal for invasion and many of you these fears is legitimate given the history of countries that have willingly surrendered their w m d's but this was in fact one of the points agreed upon back in january when the north agreed to stop its nuclear tests in the south agreed to stop its drills with the us and it was considered a confirmed once again when kim and moon met last month pledging peace in korea so the question is will this hinder denuclearization efforts will just have to see what happens so things considered change quickly in a potential a cuddly samir a cot in washington d.c. thanks very much for that update. america's u.n. envoys claimed washington's decision to move its embassy in israel to jerusalem did not exacerbate the mass protests across the occupied palestinian territories monday but see even though more than one hundred thousand gazans turned out to oppose the decision and were me

k. has finally decided to put its foot down. i. i. know the d.p. r. k. has made it clear that these joint drills there and it's security describing it as a rehearsal for invasion and many view these fears as legitimate given the history of countries that have willingly surrendered their w m d's but this was in fact one of the points agreed upon back in january when the north agreed to stop its nuclear tests in the south agreed to stop its drills with the u.s. and it was considered a confirmed once again when kim and moon met last month pledging peace in korea so the question is will this hinder denuclearization efforts will just have to see what happens. right now it's across live to human rights attorney eric cantor who is in seoul right now eric thanks for being with us here on r.t. international. so interesting times north korea is hinting that kim could pull out of his upcoming summit with donald trump because of these drills do you think that that will actually happen. well this becomes a terrible action to take right now it's negotiations there is a

conservative candidate eve onto k. has won the first round of colombia's presidential election he wants to jail former rebels for war crimes to.

election the first since a peace deal was signed with the far and twenty sixteen front runner evander k has vowed to undo aspects of the accord which he sees as too lenient on the rebel group let's go now live to our latin america editor you see a new man who is in bogota so we're talking about the peace accord here who say i have the rebels who indeed signed up to that quote have a now when i am voted. you know that's one of the most interesting fascinating i would say aspects of this election certainly historic and that is that thousands and thousands of former rebels have spent their entire lives fighting the system trying to sabotage elections year after year actually went out and voted for the first time in their lives and among them was. better known as the number one commander of the farkle rebels who was the one who helped negotiate this peace deal he said he was it was a magnificent moment he said it was one for reconciliation here in colombia but also an election that will determine whether or not this peace deal the start peace fail can survive after the elections. he's the most

the eu k has said let's have a great free trade agreement, and the eu has said that is not going to happensing a backstop solution. the u.k. agrees to the idea of a backstop, but not the one the eu has proposed, which essentially annexes northern ireland and creates a border through the united kingdom territory. the latest proposal, we don't know what the eu will think of it. david davis has just set in the house of lords that the eu has pushed back. anything the u.k. presents has to be in line with the warring factions in prime .inister may's cabinet how are they going to achieve unity when it comes to these options? irish whole point of the border is it is the border between the u.k. and the eu after brexit. the warring factions within may's cabinet, some of them would like a close relationship with the eu, and under the side those that want a clean break so they can get on and do trade deals with the rest of the world, that is the heart of the debate. the inner cabinet, the inner brexit cabinet is meeting tomorrow. we might see afterwards how that plays out. in that cabinet, the balance

i think there's been a lot of plan k has gone on here. ner has been president moon jae-in of south korea, who has been very, very involved in this, you know, from the top, from january, from the time this diplomacy began. and he's going to be here on may 22nd to meet with president trump and they're going to go over very carefully what they want to accomplish and what trump wants to accomplish at this meeting. second, you know, mike pompeo just became secretary of state, just came back from there last night with these prisoners from north korea and he spent a few days there. the head of the cia's korea mission center was also with him. so there's been a lot of contact between the two governments. and i think there's been a lot of planning here. it's not going to be some kind of haphazard meeting and i'm actually quite optimistic about it. i think that they have a clear deal on the table here, which is north korea obviously wants to focus on its economy, believes it has a deterrent force against the united states and can negotiate from a pr

k. is has stated that while he will follow through at the peace accord he plans to make some major reforms in it he's also planning to unify the to disavow system in colombia which would greatly undermine the special jurisdiction for peace while gustavo petro is more than likely to continue in the same vein when it comes to the issue of the peace process pizza why does even looks like the man likely to secure a comfortable win in the runoff i think i think you're right i think that iran dukie is going to very likely win this runoff i find it hard to imagine that petro is going to gain even a majority of those that didn't vote for him in the first round i think that majority will go to do ok plus his forty percent already in the polls i think he has a comfortable route to victory and the reason is simple people are looking for somebody who can begin to manage a terribly difficult situation. and cost of a pet pro is much more of a india logical figure or a person who is not known for his managerial for his governing capabilities he was mayor of bogota had some run ins there yvonne though he

—pop goes beyond south korean borders and for how long this has been happening. k12, i don't know if you can render the gangnam style, the internet in particular has been an important element of the dissemination of k—pop. i think that the musical style of k—pop has been very popular in east and southeast asia for several years. but entry into north america and europe in particular are reallyjust into north america and europe in particular are really just this decade, i'd say. we're doing a lot of talking about the korean villain sheila in political terms on the news. does this global focus do anything for the popularity of its culture ? anything for the popularity of its culture? —— about the korean peninsular. i find that the discussions about the political situation and the popularity of k—pop... it situation and the popularity of k—pop. .. it is situation and the popularity of k—pop... it is ironic that they are going on at the same time. don't think that younger listeners of k—pop are necessarily interested because of the political situation 01’ because of the

and all the time the k lauea volcano continues to threaten. four days, this hase spectacular for days, for days, this has been the spectacular for days, this has been the spectacular sight in the skyline. lava spurting into the air. you can hear it even from this distance. the people who live nearby say at times their homes have been shaken by the sheer force of the eruptions. we do have to be ready to go with our bags packed and our masks nearby. and if the air quality gets bad or the lava gets closer, we'll go. all the indications are that the eruptions of lava are getting stronger and more violent. k lauea has left parts of this island, so often promoted as a paradise, looking more like hell. chris buckler, bbc news, on the big island of hawaii. and we'll have more from chris in hawaii in a few moments. our other top story — donald trump says he is demanding an inquiry into whether his 2016 election campaign was infiltrated for political purposes. in a tweet the president said he wanted to know whether the 0bama administration had ordered such a move. it comes

generally, we are seeing what is undermining the k has been a lack of investment from business.e are seeing more confidence. that will come through.we expect the u.k. economy to pull through. we are always interested in any financial sector that is undervalued and selling as one. we are positive. short-term, it can easily go weaker. generally, you want to use these opportunities. anna: thank you very much. with us this morning on a host of subjects. all of the stocks in between. bloomberg users can interact with any of the charts we have been using. manus: let's get a business flash. juliette: thank you. after the resignation of the ceo and a warning it may not be able to service its debt after october the 23rd unless u.s. sanctions are lifted. that is the deadline you the u.s. has given companies. a limiteds biggest producer also said the sanctions could prop severe production co -- cuts. u.k. businesses could be left up to 20 billion pounds worse off implementedms plan by exeter's is in limited. a contrast the new customs partnership believed to be that by. prime minister ther

and all the time the k lauea volcano continues to threaten. four days, this hass has been the spectacular sight in the skyline. lava spurting into the air. you can hear it even from this distance. the people who live nearby say at times their homes have been shaken by the sheer force of the eruptions. we do have to be ready to go with our bags packed and our masks nearby. and if the air quality gets bad or the lava gets closer, we'll go. all the indications are that the eruptions of lava are getting stronger and more violent. k lauea has left parts of this island, so often promoted as a paradise, looking more like hell. chris buckler, bbc news, on the big island of hawaii. the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, has been admitted to hospitalfor a third time in a week. the 82—year—old underwent minor ear surgery in ramallah on tuesday and was hospitalised a further two times over the weekend. reports suggest he was suffering from a high fever. the director of the hospital said his tests following his surgery are normal and his medical condition is reassuring. th

and all the time the k lauea volcano continues to threaten. for days, this hasyline. been the spectacular lava spurting into the air. been the spectacular you can hear it even from this distance. the people who live nearby say at times their homes have been shaken by the sheer force of the eruptions. we do have to be ready to go with our bags packed and our masks nearby. with our bags packed and if the air quality gets bad or the lava gets closer, we'll go. all the indications are that the eruptions of lava are getting stronger and more violent. k lauea has left parts of this island, so often promoted as a paradise, looking more like hell. chris buckler, bbc news, on the big island of hawaii. the two populist parties who won italy's general election are poised to form a coalition government after publishing an agreement on joint policies. government after publishing the deal between the anti—establishment five star movement and the right wing league is worrying some within the european union, with france's finance minister saying that the financial stability of

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k. is has stated that while he will follow through at the peace accord he plans to make some major reforms in it he's also planning to unify to do this of system in colombia which would greatly undermine the special jurisdiction for peace while gustavo petro is more than likely to continue in the same vein when it comes to the issue of the peace process peter why does even looks like the man likely to secure a comfortable win in the runoff i think i think you're right i think that yvonne dukie is going to very likely win this runoff i find it hard to imagine that petrol is going again even a majority of those that didn't vote for him in the first round i think that majority will go to do kate plus his forty percent already in the polls i think he has a comfortable route to victory and the reason is simple people are looking for somebody who can begin to manage a terribly difficult situation. and stop a pet pro is much more of a illogical figure or a person who is not known for his managerial for his governing capabilities she was mayor of bogota had some run ins there yvonne though he look

treated for dog bites and two very interpretations of the same video. 2:15 monday morning, a k-9 officer hasandcuffed joshua phillips in suspicion of a dui, suddenly the door opens and the dog runs out, runs to his handler and then attacks the man for 20 seconds before the handler could get him off of him. >> i was shocked and scared. >> reporter: he showed us injuries but there were more. >> i had one stitches. a couple of them are by my knee, where i cannot bend it. >> 3, 2, 1. >> reporter: the sheriff's office said that it was an equipment malfunction, the button on the vest was accidentally depressed when he leaned over. >> the dog came to the assistance of the officer. >> the dog walks out and he shines the light on me, and the dog attacks me. when he shines the light on me. trained. >> reporter: the sheriff's department said that is not true the dog was drawn to the agitated suspect. >> this was an accident, he had no reason to bite the gentleman, we would not want to do it. >> i do not have remorse what happens to the officer or the dog. i feel it was intentionally done. >> they will

if anything, the move down in the j and k has been due to yields in europe, if you look overseas, we'vestrength out of europe and out of, actually, asia as well in the last few days, so typically, the world will move in tandem and you know, obviously, right now, i still think that the u.s. likely is going to attempt to rebound out of this. my main concern going into next year is that momentum has come down so substantially that even on a rally back into the fall, you know, it's likely that we're starting -- >> mark, we got to go. we really appreciate it. thank you so much for calling in >> take care, everybody. >> we are waiting for the white house press briefing to begin this hour. the white house is in spin control, damage control, you pick your verb there following comments by president trump's new lawyer, rudy giuliani, and news of phone taps on president trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen. we will carry it, the q&a part at least, live >>> and here's what's coming up on "power lunch. jim cramer says elon musk won't do another earnings call is he right? and would that be the righ

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there is a good motto k-9s has, new leash on life.ram. steve: molly saved your life. >> she did. steve: you were close to saying you had it. >> i was at one point. my best friend in the world caught signs and symptoms because he is fellow veteran. put a stop to it. helped me get help i needed. steve: started looking online. >> started looking on line. i was on the cannonball headed to bronx. my other best friend caught me panic attack i started throwing up. next thing you know meds and therapy was not enough. she was responsible helping me with k-9s. ainsley: what led you to the point, that dark day? >> being a medic, there are a lot of things i can't up see. you talk to the first responder. there is the light switch where you separate yourself from the situation. shortly after i got out, that light switch broke. i didn't know how to deal with it. and also get my head knocked in, trying to prevent somebody from dying overseas and it just became too much. i just had the bra viewed toe where i didn't want to be that guy and be weak and

k.: in europe, i think a lot of this has to do with winter weather.o me, the most important indicator is the unemployment rate. it's going to either go in one direction or the other. in europe labor markets tightening. europe will get its groove back. in the united states, i see plenty of demand and the economy. there is a problem in terms of supply. businesses have not figured out yet what to do with all that money. more talk ofng capital spending. i think the us will be able to sustain 3% growth year over year into the second quarter of next year. i do not see a near-term softening in the united states or europe. alix: let's go to europe here this is a chart that puzzles me. the spread is at 130 basis points. what is the trade on italy as we head into it populist government and the markets seem passive about it? david k.: that has been the case ever since the ecb a few years ago decided they were going to help a individual companies in terms of overall bond purchases. that come people about the ecb letting in a company go to the wall. it. worried ab

in 35 k, so we will see. marc marquez hasmpionship to 36 points. he won the french grand prix in le mans, aftera number of riders went down. ducati's andrea dovizioso crashed out of the lead. that's the second race in a row where he's faltered and it means the italian is now 49 points off marquez. home favourite johann zarco, who started on pole, on his tech 3 yamaha, also fell, while in second place. marquez though, took his 38th race victory to equal two—time champion casey stoner‘s number of wins. he finished ahead of pramac ducati's danilo petrucci and yamaha's valentino rossi. britain's olympic and world 10,000m champion mo farah has claimed his first victory in the uk's10km great manchester run. farah, who finished third at the london marathon, in. the wemen‘s rac§= to ice hockey now and the incredible story of the vegas golden knights, who are making history this season, and are into the stanley cup final. ryan reaves scored the winning goal in their 2—1 win over the winnipeg jets in game five of the western conference

the you k's foreign secretary has said the country's prime a list of demands, saying to get on with it to bloomberg, boris johnson said theresa may is for ensuring the u.k. take back control of its tariff regime. it is his strongest comment since the team agreed on a compromise that could keep britain tied to eu trade rules for years. >> the prime minister is the custodian of the plan, which is to come out of the customs union, out of the single market and get on with that project with all convenient speed. that is what we are going to do. juliette: donald trump has expressed pessimism around whether the summit with north korea's leader will take place next month. flew tomoon jae-in washington yesterday and it growing uncertainty about kim jong-un's goals for the meeting. regime as that pyongyang has made critical or marks about trump's vision of total denuclearization. as you know, on june 12 in singapore, whether or not it happens, you will be knowing pretty soon but we are talking right now. the iconic american novelist has died at the age of 85. he burst to it international conscio

milestone for the genre of music known as k-pop, korean pop, i guess, and a band i've been tweeting about recently. i'm kind of obsessed. >> everyone knows bts hask-pop artist to debut at number one on the u.s. billboard chart. >> isn't that amazing? >> that's a huge deal. >> the album is called "love yourself". and it's only the second top ten k-pop album to crack the top ten. their last album was number seven last year. although they have some lyrics in english, it's the first primarily foreign language album to hit number one since el devo did in 2006. bts has been number one for nine consecutive weeks on billboard's social chart, which measures the most popular acts globally on the social network. i did one tweet about bts last week. and it's now been retweeted about 30,000 times. i have stopped tweeting about bts. i mean, i love bts. >> i like old school k-pop, from like when i was a kid. >> okay. >> i like bts okay. >> i didn't know they were big back then. >> k-pop's always been big. >>> next, to mariah carey who has reportedly cashed in on the engagement ring given to her by james packer. although they never got married, she reportedly s

k. canny flavored tobacco has only one use, and that's to hook kids into tobacco. this measure is all about protecting our kids, our community, and i feel very strongly that we should uphold this ban on tobacco that has already been passed by a unanimous decision at the board of supervisors level. so please join me and the san francisco marin medical association, the california medical association and the american medical association in upholding this ban on candy flavored tobacco, vote yes on prop e. >> thank you. i'd like to ask some questions, and i'm going to begin with you, dr. chung. do you believe that this proposition, a ban on flavored tobacco is the best way to fight youth tobacco use. >> yes, i believe this is a very effective way to fight youth tobacco, because we know that four out of five kids who start smoking start with a candy tobacco flavored product, four out of five. so if we ban the sale of these candy flavored tobacco in our stores, we will effectively keep them out of the reach of our kids. it's all about our health. >> and the same to you, s

relssedee wa report on the trump tower meetingen don trump jr., ander rjaussianreshn k andus we learned that mueller has reached a plea deal with paul manafort, former campaign chairman. with allhese moving parts, there's been one constant, the seecy surrounding the mueller operation, no leaks. there is a recent cnn poll that ndi increasingly losing fai7%ubs rfh icans but you seeansorkingn o with senate democrats came to theusonouiosen republicans, and they s heeyifta dfedrencai between the senate and house approach, this week was it. you saw senate republi sabs tngyiytashingt never behind. in fact,se hepouub rns the find the election was tilted towards trump. they rejected thisel ent you see all of the republicans coming out and saying that they are happy and senate hepublicans arpy to look into this and want to continue the investigation. the partisanship on the house said is not surprising. they're dra into districts where they're more likely to be elected by republicans who are more likely to believe in the president so they have different political concerns back home and it appears when legislating

. >> 12 scoops >> i won't offer to try, but i k food has improved at baseball games. >> oh, it has. >eer is at a baseball game >> and a hot dog, too. >> you wouldn't get sick to your stomach with that much >> i'm not saying i wouldn't, but i'm saying i might be able to do it >> all right the 2018 national economics challenge quiz bowl is heating up testing the high schoolers knowledge of everything from monetary policy to the marshall plan so let's rejoin steve liesman in new york city. >> thanks very much. yeah, la competest competent wen to the last question and if you thought they were smart last time, this is the adam smith division where they are the advance placement kids and honors class kids. this is unbelievable lexington on my right from massachusetts, mount hebron high school from maryland launching right into the questions here if a tariff is placed on an imported good, what will be the impact on domestic consumer surplus, domestic producer surplus and domestic welfare >> lexington, 15 seconds you may confer. >> consumer surplus up, producer down, and total welfare up >> c

what so you well investors are shareholders i mean who have shares of all these companies who has for one k.'s i mean the stock market is roaring people's retirement accounts and other of not retirement accounts are soaring because of what these companies are doing but let's not forget company after company and you could go back and google all the companies that lined up after the tax cuts and gave bonuses to their employees who came here and said they're going to invest in new plants. a new hirings and i got to tell you if things are so dire and these companies aren't hiring and then taking jobs overseas then why are we at record low unemployment what is sixty eight percent of the people polled by c.b.s. last week to give donald trump credit for the for the good economy and why do sixty seven percent. of seventeen year high people think now is a great time to find a quality job that's a twenty five percent increase in that number since trump was elected not to mention small business is that a ten year high when it comes to optimism so something's going right. but steve is there any evidenc

k. that his plane has now touched down all the u.s. soil obviously in recent years we've seen the north korean foreign minister come here to new york but he's visiting the united nations this is the most senior north korean diplomat to visit the u.s. for some considerable time i'm outside at the moment the north korean mission to the united nations the fact this building is here might explain why they're having this meeting in new york rather than in washington d.c. because north korea has a full diplomatic mission here an embassy in effect to the united nations they have staff here diplomats translators and most importantly a secure way of communicating back to pyongyang and they have none of that in washington d.c. because there are no formal relations between the u.s. and north korea in terms of diplomatic relations and james our what is it what is the. trip how difficult is it going to be to narrow this gap. ahead of that historic summit between kim and president trump if it takes place. well we know from recent comments from south

president trump has expressed his "sadness and heartbrea k" at the shooting, which took place a0 milese high school. james cooke reports. the calls came in just before 8am. again. a gunman on the campus. this time at santa fe high school. police searching schoolbags for deadly weapons. for the united states, this is now routine, but no less terrifying for its familiarity. i shouldn't be going through this at my school. this is my daily life, i shouldn't have to feel like that. and i'm so scared to even go back. was there a part of you that's like, "this isn't real, this shouldn't would not happen at my school"? no, there wasn't. why so? it has been happening everywhere. i always kind of felt like eventually it was going to happen here, too. the teachers screamed at us to run, so we all took off. i ran through someone's yard and jumped their fence. the emergency services poured onto campus, again. among the injured, a school pleas others. ——police officer. the authorities said a suspect was arrested, but the threat was not over. there have been explosive devices found in the high school

weapons, so we'll saui arabia, egypypt, turkekey, maybe otrsrs, that just t as israel twice e before has s strk k nucr weaponss p programs s in the haf hohostile states, i'm afraid gin the circumstances, that is the only real option open to us now. nermeen: that is john bolton speaking in 2015 saying iran should be bombed. >> yes. he shares that opinion with i believe mike pompeo, the new secretary of state similar views and we can be confident that fleitz is no less reluctant to use military force against iran or any other american adversary. amy: you also write until he wastapped might frank and the center for security policy and islamaphobic think tank.k. talk about the things he has called for during that time or with the think tank has called for. >> like bolton, bolton also intrude governmentnt from the gates some institute. flamboyant than the institutions that are working for, but have been happy to collect paychecks from them. the center for security policy, its core belief is islam is not a religion, should not be protected by the first amendment because it is a totalitarian political i

the purposes of providing capacity building and trauma inform systems at bessie carmichael k through 8 which has the highest density of youth and homeless families in san francisco. mayor's office of housing has selected ucsf trauma in schools to provide training to staff and workshops to caregivers as well as direct services via on-site psychotherapy for trauma impacted youth. we know this is a nexus in attendance to school performance, and we know that our teachers are doing far more than the teachers in the classrooms. we have to ensure that our city is providing wraparound services to our kids and to our families so that the kids can focus on learning in the classroom. we have to move in the direction of treating our youth and our families have the vantage of a public health response. we have severin campbell from the budget and legislative analyst's committee if we have any questions. okay. we don't have any questions at this time, so we will open it up for public comment. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is michelle olivas, and i am a soma resident with united playas. i cannot support

in the case of unen k-kim jong- he has advisers.lking about meeting us on the battlefield people expect me to intrude. i can't do that. now the guy has made a remarkable turn around. he not only wants to meet, he tells president moon that he is considering de-nuclearization of the entire peninsula. wow. that's nobel prize stuff. >> the president certainly hopes so. you are talking about north korea i have to ask because you brought it up, the president last night said in the oval office that the talks are going very, very well. you are talking to us about it. are you talking to the president about north korea, as well? >> he talks to me about it. it depends on our timing is driven greatly. for example, if they put this thing on we literally can't get much done until after the 12th nor would anybody want us to. so if not we have a good span of time there which we were counting on for making our decision and then moving forward. >> you are not advising the president on foreign policy. that's not part of your purview? >> i used to in m

the south korean boyband, bts, has become the first k—pop group to top the us album charts. sold out venues in cities across the country. good for them. you are watching bbc news. bye for now. hello. good morning. 0n hello. good morning. on monday, there was some respite. most parts of the uk were fine, dry and warm but we're not out the woods yet. there are more storms and more heavy rain in the next few days in this warm and humid air that we have across the uk. cloud threatened to give us a few storms in the south of england, they were not very many at all. 27 degrees here, the warmest day coming into the southern counties of england. rain across england, eastern scotland. that low club retreating back the eastern areas. a few more heavy showers possible to the midlands, towards wales late in the midlands, towards wales late in the day. the warmest weather in the sunshine for scotland and northern ireland, so a lovely day here. boat showers may ease off for a while but we may see another cluster of heavy rain and thunderstorms pushing back into the south—east and east ang

the south korean boyband, bts, has become the first k—pop group to top the us album charts. tear" took the number one spot on the billboard 200 on sunday. music. the group is one of south korea's best—known and most lucrative musical exports. despite not singing in english, bts have already toured the us and sold out venues in cities across the country. let's return to the four—year search for the missing malaysian airlines flight mh370, which is due to end on tuesday. the passengerjet disappeared on a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing and the latest search conducted by a private company and lasting 90 days appears to have failed. earlier i spoke to ellis taylor from flight global at this stage there is no sign they have turned up any evidence of the missing malaysia airlines jet. this search is different from previous, because it was an area further north. it was the spot a lot of the scientists and those who had in the calculations said it is the most likely spot where it went down. but it appears although this has gone through for 90 days and there are people pushing fo