perth with some pleasant conditions in sydney.ouds building in the afternoon but lots of sunshine around, it will start to feel the temperature is rising on thursday, 26 in london, 25 throughout yorkshire and even in the mid—20s across scotland. they beautiful sunny day, just the far north there in the northern ireland around 14 celsius. friday and saturday, the damages will peak around 30 degrees or moors but there isa around 30 degrees or moors but there is a risk of storms on saturday night across some parts of the country. remember, whether for the week ahead coming up before ten o'clock if you want to know more on that. this is outside source, the search for a nswers this is outside source, the search for answers following monday's attack in manchester continues. we are finding out more about salman abedi, his father and brother arrested in libya, it is said they have connections to islamist groups. soldiers have been deployed on the streets after the threat level was raised to its highest possible level, a sixth person has b

was named steven skinner and he was in the habit of keeping the east jersey treasury at his home in perth amboy. he would put it in a chest within his office and the story begins one dark and stormy night it was raining and it was dark and the person or persons broke into his house by a window and stole, ransacked the house and stole everything except for 100 pounds. it was 6700 pounds they stole which was everything that the east jersey colony owned at the time. the next morning it was discovered by his apprentice and immediately skinner alerted governor franklin. franklin then issued his proclamation offering a reward of 50 pounds for any information leading to the capture and return of the money and then down here skinner offers 100 pounds of his own money in addition to the 50 pounds. william franklin also talks at that time to the attorney general, the council and the chief justice who decided there has to be an immediate detailed inquiry into what happened. within three days skinner and "the apprentice" come down and testify in front of the council. they are closely questioned and h

sarah smith, bbc news, perth.b at manchester arena that left 22 people dead, the american singer ariana grande has announced she'll perform again in the city on sunday at a benefit concert for the victims and their families. she'll be joined by other musicians including justin bieber, katy perry and coldplay. but some of those affected say they think it is too soon. our correspondent danny savage reports. # got to have it. # i want you, you...#. she's the global superstar who the victims of the manchester bombing had gone to see. after the attack, ariana grande quickly returned to her home in the states, saying her heart was broken. but tonight she announced this — the one love manchester benefit concert this sunday. free tickets will be offered to those who were at the arena last week. she won't be performing alone, justin bieber is alsojoining her. # when i look in your eyes #. other famous names include take that, who donated the proceeds from their liverpool concert to the victims. # turn it up, it's your favo

speaking in perth, the party leader nicola sturgeon said scotland should have a say in its own futurer a second independence referendum "at the end of the brexit process". steven godden reports. if you hate a tory traitor clap your hands. manifesto launch in a city where the snp face one of their toughest challenges, political rivals outside the venue, inside nicola sturgeon set out her party ‘s alternative on brexit, independence and austerity. the fact is we cannot afford a tory government with a free hand to do whatever it likes. we must have strong voice says, standing upfor our must have strong voice says, standing up for our interests and defending the values we hold dear. in policy terms that includes freeing up an extra £118 billion to invest in public services, support for a invest in public services, support fora uk invest in public services, support for a uk wide 50p tax rate, something the snp chose not to pursue in government that hollywood. a living wage climbing behind —— about £10 an hour and action on welfare. snp mps will stand against all of the further planned cuts

sarah smith, bbc news, perth.anchester arena, that left 22 people dead, the american singer ariana grande has announced she'll perform in the city on sunday at a benefit concert for the victims and their families. she'll be joined by other musicians including justin bieber, katy perry and coldplay. but some of those affected say they think it is too soon. our correspondent, danny savage, is in manchester now. sophie, there's been big public events here in manchester since last week's atrocity. the performer, whose concert was bombed, is returning this weekend. everybody at the arena last week has been invited along on sunday to come along for free. lots of people are thrilled that some of the most famous performers in the world are coming to manchester in a few days' time. there are those who say this is just too soon. # got to have it. # i want you, you...#. she's the global superstar who the victims of the manchester bombing had gone to see. after the attack, ariana grande quickly returned to her home in the sta

day across the northern half of the uk today, 20 degrees in highland scotland, nice blue skies in perthnd kinross. more cloud across this part of scotland tomorrow. today, cloud at painting in devon and we have been on the edge of some rain so near have been on the edge of some rain so near yet so far, most of the rain across the isles of scilly and into the channel islands, trying to move up the channel islands, trying to move up from the south, not going to make it. more cloud across northern england and then the cloud is more broken further north for a while, cloud coming across eastern scotland bringing drizzle overnight. the cloud filtering into north—east england. pretty chilly in the countryside, you can see the rain cleared the channel islands by the end of the night. sunday, we have more cloud across northern scotland, north—east scotland where we could see light drizzle here and there and the cloud may filter through into the cloud may filter through into the central belt of scotland. a semi—staff in northern ireland, north—west england and north wales seeing more sunshine ear

scotland's first minister, pulling pints in perth, wants power over immigration in edinburgh.tical, will not be met, but is driven by ideology, will harm our economy and it's another reason why it's important that we have mps into this election standing up for scotland's interests. close by, the lib dems were after votes at st andrews. the target was tory policy during the coalition and the lib dems are unimpressed today. don't set a silly, artificial target that you know you will breakjust because it will please a couple of newspapers. yet the target will stay. easier to hit in theory after brexit but no explanation from the tories so far on what they will do in practice. we are in rather a no man's land, the time before the main political parties are ready with their final manifestos. it's only then we will see exactly what promises they are willing to make in black and white but it's absolutely clear, however unworkable, however discredited, theresa may is adamant she will stick to her immigration target. but how she plans to get there, we're still in the dark. laura kuenss

qantas ceo alan joyce was the keynote speaker at a leadership event at the hyatt behind me here in perthmr. joyce had just taken his place to begin his speech when a man put a lemon meringue pie in his face. >> jimmy: that is quite an elmer fudd express on his face. the airline business is tough. even sean spicer is like, it must suck to be a spokesman for them. [ laughter ] i have a major television announcement to make. i don't know if you heard. this network, abc, is bringing "american idol" back. in a move that is being praised as the most original, ground-breaking idea of the year 2002. "american idol" used to be on fox. for 15 seasons it was on fox. then the ratings were too low. said, we can get them lower! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and that is what we're going to do. the only reason we're doing this is because "american idol" is a great source of future contestants for "dancing with the stars." we just feedba back. we don't know who the judges will be but i hope they consider merrick garland, he serves this. you don't know who that is? [ bleep ] all of you. so there yo

my issue is i need a good dry cleaner before i leave perth. >> i didn't get a chance to taste it. in awfully good spirits and quantus, like the one airline that hasn't gotten in trouble lately. >> plus, he seems he's such a  nice guy. thanks for doing translation there as well. >>> the search is on for the person b.a.r.t. police say may have committed a hate crime. the victim was approached in this case and called gay slurs late last night at the powell street station. the suspect punched the victim and took off an a pittsburgh bay bound train. he was wearing a security uniform with a badge. officers were not able to track him down. >>> no plumbing, no problem, no heat. landlords are supposed to fix issues within 30 days or less but as senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen learned those reports are often ignored in the bay area. >> reporter: we reviewed thousands of records and looked specifically at the complaints of health and safety concerns. we found tennants living for months in homes with toxic mold, rodents running wild and even conditions that inspectors themselves

alan joyce was addressing a business breakfast in perth when a man came on stage and surprised him. stage briefly to clean his face and came back to applause from the crowd. >> i didn't have a chance to taste it because mostly it$x wa on my glasses. i think my issue is i need a good dry cleaner before i leave perth. >> in case you missed it, i didn't get a chance to taste it because it was mostly my glasses. >> a pretty good attitude. >> he really did. and qantas, when was the last time you heard of something bad happening on qantas. that's the way to fly. >> everybody is looking at the airlines. >> as laura said, a good sport about it. out of tampa, florida. just in to our newsroom. police there were trying to arrest a man, you see him on the left side of the screen against the car. the man assaulted a security guard and another person at a mall. then this guy starts to get into the fray because the man they were trying to arrest fought off the police officers so the citizen jumps in. someone walking nearby. he helped them÷ apprehend the suspect. you see other people also getting i

allen joyce was addressing a business breakfast in perth when that man came on the stage and surprisedeft the stage briefly to clean his face before returning to applause from the crowd. >> i didn't have a chance. it was mostly on my glasses. i think my issue is i need a good dry cleaner before i leave perth. >> didn't get a chance to taste it. the overall value of south bay's apple hit new records monday, crossing over $800 billion. apple was already the biggest publicly traded company. shares hit a new high of $153.70 on monday. shares of spirit airlines fell 3%, evend before the airline's latest gm0debacle. all airline stocks suffered ave itsrine stocks suffered pilots a raise. the nasdaq hit new highs, so, too, did theçó s&p 500. just barely. but it counts. several reports in canadian1eñ press say white house insiders called the prime minister of canada asking him to call president trump and urge trump american free trade agreement. you remember, president trump reversed a campaign pledge to take the u.s. outht of nafta a his reason he didn't do it was because the head of canada

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our assistant political editor norman smith is in perth.ll feature quite prominently in this but now nicola sturgeon is talking about choices and a vote for the scottish people after the brexit process has finished. this was a very different ma nifesto finished. this was a very different manifesto insofar as traditionally the independence issue is front and centre, running through their ma nifesto, centre, running through their manifesto, is what motivates the snp and why people join the party. and in this manifesto the independence issue was almost relegated to the margins. it was pointed number ten in their ten points list of pledges. nicola sturgeon only really addressed the issue of independence towards the end of her speech and as you say when she did so she appeared to leave open the possibility that her timetable for a second independence referendum could just be shuffled back even further after no longer locking herself into a second referendum by the spring of 2019 but suggesting it may have to wait until the brexit process had bee

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we'll be live in perth shortly, where they'll also be putting their case for scotland to stay in theuropean single market, after brexit. the mother of zookeeper rosa king who was killed by a tiger says she loved herjob and wouldn't have done anything else. manchester victoria station reopens a week after the concert attack which killed 22 people. also, back on schedule, british airways is back on full schedules but many passengers are still without their bags. there's an open top bus parade this afternoon for huddersfield's promotion. to the premier league. good morning. it's tuesday the 30th of may. welcome to bbc newsroom live. welcome to bbc newsroom live. with just over a week to go until the general election, the main parties are returning to their key election themes, following last night's tv grilling of the conservative and labour leaders. theresa may will put the focus back on brexit accusing eu officials of adopting an ‘aggressive negotiating position‘ which will need strong leadership from the uk. jeremy corbyn is campaigning on the party's promise of free childcare for tw

it happened on the first day the ride was actua the zoo in perth, australia, it captures a moment an orangutan mother climbed out of her enclosure to save her son which had fallen into a garden. the incident promised a brief evacuation of zoo visitors as you can imagine but mom successfully retrieved her 5-year-old son and returned to her own enclosure. >>> a canadian couple has quite the proposal story to tell this morning but not the one they planned. christine peters said yes when her boyfriend popped the question midhot air balloon flight. but then the balloon started descending a little too fast. the pilot said brace for an emergency landing and it crashed into two different trees before finally crashing onto a field. lucky for them the most serious injury was a broken fingernail. the happy couple says the whole experience was, quote, awesome. >> one way to put it. mine would be terrifying. >> awesome. >>> from terrifying, awesome to a frightening crash at the indy knocked one of the favorites straight out of the race. >> watch what happened during the second turn, scott dixon h

speaking in perth, the party leader, nicola sturgeon, said scotland should have a say in its own futureeferendum "at the end of the brexit process". and nicola sturgeon has been speaking to our scotland editor, sarah smith. she asked nicola sturgeon whether she was worried that talk of another referendum was a vote loser?e she was worried that talk of another referendum was a vote loser? s i am not. i have made my position on this clear. at the end of the brexit process , clear. at the end of the brexit process, i think scotland should have a choice over our own future. the alternative to that is brexit no matter how damaging. this is about talking about how damaging brexit would be to our economy and our big services if it goes wrong. i don't think scotland should have to accept that regardless. i think we should have a choice at the end of the election. i have also said that there is a more immediate opportunity, and that is to strengthen scotland's's hand in the brexit negotiations, so that we can have scotland's voice being heard and try to avoid an extreme brexit, going out of the

is rain moving in from the west, that has pushed into scotland, and rather grey and cool senior in perth extent of clay breaks in england and wales. there is more rain coming in from the west into northern ireland, wales, that will tra nsfer northern ireland, wales, that will transfer its way eastwards. there could be heavy bursts of rain. the temperatures will stay up on the eastern side to 11 or 12 celsius. temperatures could get low enough for a pinch of grass frost in rural parts of northern ireland. tomorrow, if you're out and about early temperatures will recover quickly in northern ireland. there will be a south—westerly breeze and lots of sunshine. sunshine and one oche showers in northern scotland. the rain still clinging on to the mainland. one ortwo rain still clinging on to the mainland. one or two showers wandering in from the south—west, but for most of england and wales sunday will be bright and sunny. a little breezy and temperatures around 13 celsius. the rain clears from east anglia, takes a little longer to clear north—east scotland, heading towards orkney and shetland

we've had some rain pushing into scotland, a rather grey and cool the net in perth.he extent of the car breaks in england and well and the wet weather moving away from northern ireland and into scotland. more rain coming in from the west, wales and the southwest this morning. the rain will transfer its way eastwards, there could be heavy birth the rain. it will keep the temperatures up across the eastern side of the uk, 11 or 12. after the rain, temperatures could get low enough for a pinch of grass frost in rural parts of northern ireland. into tomorrow, out and about early, the temperatures will recover quickly in northern ireland. the south—westerly breeze and lots of sunshine to begin with. some sunshine on one or two showers in scotland, the rain clinging the north—east of the mainland. it should be clearing away forfor north mainland. it should be clearing away for for north east england, broadening across suffolk. 0ne for for north east england, broadening across suffolk. one or two showers wandered in from the southwest but the midst of england and wales, sun

scotland's first minister, pulling pints in perth, wants power over immigration in edinburgh.met but is driven by ideology, will harm the economy and it is another reason why it is important that we have mps in this election standing up for scotland's interests. i have got my running kit with me. close by, the lib dems were of the votes in saint andrews. it was policy during the coalition but they are unimpressed today. don't set a silly, artificial target that you know you will break just because it will please a couple of newspapers. yet the target will say, —— stay, easierto of newspapers. yet the target will say, —— stay, easier to hit, of newspapers. yet the target will say, —— stay, easierto hit, in theory after brexit but no explanation from the tories so far of what they will do in practice. we are in rather a no man's land, the time before the main political parties are ready with their final ma nifestos. parties are ready with their final manifestos. it is only then we will see exactly what promises they are willing to make in black and white but it is absolutely cle

showers will move into perth, what we are noticing in new zealand is fairly pleasa nt noticing in newn heat at the moment. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s but showers and storms around new delhi, in the next few days. gusty winds may bring that temperature down. we had heaped in europe, here in the uk in early and the weak and france and germany in the weak and france and germany in the past couple of days and we are breathing cool and fresh air and the uk. with notice a change in paris as well, and moving to germany. temperatures are coming down. into the balkans, croatia, serbia, bosnia, some strong thunderstorms here. for the uk over the weekend, initially it is low—pressure but high pressure begins to build in later in the weekend. for the weekend weather, what's going to be happening next week? stay with us in half an hour, we'll find out. whether for the weekend now. us media are reporting that president trump told russian officials that firing fbi director james comey eased great pressure on him. he also reportedly described james comey as a nutjob. these fresh revelations

some of their heaviest weather around perth and kinross, fife and aberdeenshire. fife and aberdeenshire. wetter further north. the rain eases off later on, a few showers later on. most regions becoming dry overnight, colder than my site and parts of scotland in particular. three or 4 degrees in the countryside. it will be a bright start to sunday morning, a more promising day. we lose the early—morning promising day. we lose the ea rly—morning brightness and northern ireland, a cloudy spell. patchy rain and drizzle which spreads into western scotland. a few more showers and eastern scotland, northern wales and ireland. the real story will be a warmer day, up to 21 celsius in the south—east. a fine evening, into monday another spell of rain pushing across northern ireland and western scotland and maybe parts of northern england by the afternoon. the further east you are, the dry it will be and it will be warmer. temperatures widely in england and wales above 20 degrees. that sets us up for a warmer week. high pressure building. weather coming in from the atlantic.

our political correspondent steven godden is in perth for us this morning.tiating table. another area is the prospect of a second independence referendum. she would like to hold another one and winning the election here in scotland, the snp said, would reinforce that mandate. the third plank of this manifesto is their anti—austerity plan. they want to invest a n anti—austerity plan. they want to invest an additional £118 billion in public services over the course of the next parliament. we will also hear about pensions. they want to protect the triple lock on wages. they want to increase the minimum wage to a real living wage that would eventually be more than £10 an hour. and on immigration, they want all of those powers to be transferred to holyrood. we will hear the speech around 11 o'clock this morning. voters will then have nine days to consider its contents and work out whether they want to vote for it. british airways says it will operate a full schedule at heathrow and gatwick today for the first time since the computer failure on saturday disrupted

tell us more about why she has focused on perth today.e council. that sets up a fascinating dynamic here for the general election campaign to come and it was something that nicola sturgeon addressed here. she said by any measure the snp won the local elections on friday and that she was confident that her candidate here would go on to win, but she said what it boils down to is a simple choice. it was to elect tory mps who would rubber—stamp theresa may approach to brexit. whether or not you agree with what the snp stand for, she said you need to vote for snp. they are sending a clear message that we will hear as the campaign goes on more and more. two—year roll girl is being treated for injuries to her head and body after a horrific dog attack. several animals got into the garden in the toxteth area of liverpool. several dogs have been seized from a nearby house and man has been arrested. we we re house and man has been arrested. we were sent this update a short time ago. the two-year-old girl was at a relative's house in the dingle area

mrjoyce was giving a speech in perth on tuesday when the man walked on stage and shoved the pie in histhe attacker later criticised the airline chief's support for same—sex marriage, which is not legal in australia. australia has introduced a new levy on its biggest banks as part of its annual budget, with the aim of raising $4.6 billion over four years. hywel griffith is live in sydney. what's the reaction been? politically, it came as a surprise coming from a conservative—leaning government that prides itself on its business links, but even more of a surprise for the banks themselves given the reaction. the australian bankers' association saying it would hurt every australian by harming investment and hinting rather menacingly towards rather unintended consequences. we've heard from the banks, westpack commonwealth warning they think it would fall on the customers shoulders. they couldn't absorb it. we have heard from the australian government's treasurer who has warned the banks against putting this levy on their customers shoulders. he says, "they don't like you very much already.

scotland's first minister, pulling pints in perth, wants power over immigration in edinburgh.not be met, but is driven by ideology, will harm our economy and it's another reason why it's important that we have mps into this election standing upfor scotland's interests. close by, the lib dems were after votes at st andrews. the target was tory policy during the coalition and the lib dems are unimpressed today. don't set a silly, artificial target that you know you will breakjust because it will please a couple of newspapers. yet the target will stay. easier to hit in theory after brexit but no explanation from the tories so far on what they will do in practice. we are in rather a no man's land, the time before the main political parties are ready with their final manifestos. it's only then we will see exactly what promises they are willing to make in black and white but it's absolutely clear, however unworkable, however discredited, theresa may is adamant she will stick to her immigration target. but how she plans to get there, we're still in the dark. laura kuenssberg, bbc new

our scotland editor sarah smith is in perth.r ten as the next prime minister. the snp cannot form a uk government, so her pitch? they are the only effective opposition. now, more than ever it is vital to have strong snp voices standing up for scotland at westminster. a vote for the snp onjune the 8th will strengthen scotland's hands against tory cuts. it will strengthen our hand against an extreme brexit and it will strengthen scotland's right to make our own decisions. the snp advocate an additional £118 billion in public spending. raising the minimum wage to over £10 and raising the top rate of tax to 50p. nicola sturgeon had less to say about a second referendum on scottish independence. are you worried it is a vote loser? no, at the end of the brexit process, i think scotland should have a choice over our own future. i have also said, in this election there is a more immediate opportunity and that is to strengthen scotland's hands in the brexit negotiations. you have changed your language about independence, you talk about s

some rain moving in from the west, some rain pushing into scotland, a rather grey and cool scene in perth the extent of the cloud in england and wales, wetter weather moving away from northern ireland and up into scotland. boarding coming in from the west, this weather from coming into wales and northern ireland, the rainbow move eastwards, perhaps if you have a burst of rain as well. temperatures will be up around 11 or 12 on the eastern side of the uk. temperatures could get low enough for a pinch of grass frost in rural parts of northern ireland. into tomorrow, if you are out and about hourly, that south—westerly breeze and lots of sunshine to begin with. we have some sunshine to begin with. we have some sunshine and one or two showers in scotland, with some rain still clinging on to the north—east of the mainland. should be clearing away from north—east england, dawdling foran houror from north—east england, dawdling for an hour or two across norfolk and suffolk, one or two showers wandering in from the south—west, but for most of england and wales, sunday will start bright and sunny,

reinforce" the mandate for a second referendum on independence. 0ur scotland editor sarah smith is in perthelection for the snp because they are almost victims of their own success. they did so well in 2015, winning all but three of the seats in scotland, they cannot do any better. but if they lose any, opponents will say, it shows people don't want another independence referendum and that is why there was barely a mention of that referendum here today. nicola sturgeon know she won't be walking into number ten as the next prime minister. the snp cannot form auk prime minister. the snp cannot form a uk government, so head coach? they are the only effective opposition. now, more than ever it is vital to have strong snp voices standing up to scotland at westminster. a vote for the snp on june to scotland at westminster. a vote for the snp onjune the aids will strengthen scotland's hands against tory cuts. it will strengthen our hand againstan tory cuts. it will strengthen our hand against an extreme brexit and it will strengthen scotland's right to make our own decisions. the snp advocate an a

we've had some rain pushing into scotland, a rather grey and cool scene there in perth and kinross, wherecan see the extent of the cloud breaks in england and wales and that wetter weather moving away from northern ireland and up into scotland. more rain coming in from the west on this weatherfront here into northern ireland, wales and the southwest this evening. the rain will transfer its way eastwards, there could be heavy bursts of rain on that as well. it will keep the temperatures up across the eastern side of the uk, ii or 12 as skies clear out to the west. after the rain, temperatures could get low enough for a pinch of grass frost in rural parts of northern ireland. into tomorrow, and if you're out and about early, the temperatures will recover quickly in northern ireland in that south—westerly breeze and lots of sunshine to begin with. we've got some sunshine and one or two showers in scotland, that rain still clinging onto the north—east of the mainland. it should be clearing away for north east england, from lincolnshire, just dwardling for an hour or two across norfolk and suf

homeowners will be glad for this type of problem in perth. house prices are falling there.: it's interesting. we are getting the start of chinese bank earnings season starting as well. it's sort of a transition. bang, as we go -- transition pretty but it has been good so far. paul: there were up an encouraging set of numbers from the anz. cash profit at $3.41 billion, up 23%. markets expect a lot from australian banks, so it was off a little bit. the net profit was pretty healthy, up 6% to $2.9 billion. when you drill down, it does get a little unclear, particular -- uglier, in terms of net interest margins. i wanted to make a point about something else that happened this morning as well, particularly with the sydney airport. the timing was very interesting. on friday, we had the treasurer how he's going to handle that in the australian budget. today, we had sydney airport turning down the opportunity to in sydney.llion 20 minutes later the government says they would build it. coincidence? maybe not. [laughter] thank you for that, paul allen in sydney. counting down to the

we know there are at least three others in dundee and another one in perth, but whether there are moreout of hours service, either, as we don't know if they are affected. you have pre-empted me there, because i talk about us turning up to work on monday morning, but of course, if someone needs help over the weekend, what is your advice? what are you saying to people? the usual advice applies. if people? the usual advice applies. if people are acutely unwell, they must seek medical advice and nhs 24 is still there. the out of hours service will still be operational, accident and emergency will still be operational, it's just accident and emergency will still be operational, it'sjust a question of how much information we will be able to source all people. what we have advised people to do or will be advising people to do when they phone up on monday if our systems are still down is that they bring any information may have with them to the surgery, particularly related to the surgery, particularly related to medication. so, for example, if people get their drugs in a blister pack from the

we'll be live in perth shortly, where they'll also be putting their case for scotland to stay in the

. >> could kim jong-un perth any of the men himself if they fail to advance north cree yeah weapons programs possible but not likely. their scientific and logistical knowledge is too tough for him to replace. >> interesting. u.s. is so worried i'm told about the missile program that these three men are super advising that you're getting word tonight of a crucial missile interception test. what are you learning in. >> that right, wolf. this test is coming up this tuesday may 30th. we're told the u.s. missile defense agency will conduct the first ever test of an intercepter designed to shoot down an intercontinental ballistic missile. launched from the pacific. interceptor will be launched from vandenberg air force base in california. this is a direct response to the north korean threat, wolf. this is a capability that analyst say the u.s. has fallen way behind in while north korea's missile technology advances. >> could be a critically important test indeed. brian todd, thanks for got reporting. there is breaking news coming up. some democrats are calling for president trump's son-in-law to

speaking in perth, the party leader nicola sturgeon said scotland should have a say in its own futureendum "at the end of the brexit process". steven godden reports. if you hate a tory traitor clap your hands. a manifesto launch in a city where the snp face one of their toughest challenges, political rivals outside the venue, inside nicola sturgeon set out her party's alternative on brexit, independence and austerity. the fact is we cannot afford a tory government with a free hand to do whatever it likes. we must have strong voice says, standing up for our interests and defending the values we hold dear. in policy terms that includes freeing up an extra £118 billion to invest in public services, support for a uk wide 50p tax rate, something the snp chose not to pursue in government that something the snp chose not to pursue in government at hollyrood. a living wage climbing behind —— about £10 an hour and action on welfare. let me be clear today: snp mps will stand against all of the further planned cuts to social security. and we will do so because they punish the disabled and those

we've had some rain pushing into scotland, a rather grey and cool scene there in perth and kinross, wherethern ireland and up into scotland. more rain coming in from the west on this weatherfront here into northern ireland, wales and the southwest this evening. the rain will transfer its way eastwards, there could be heavy bursts of rain on that as well. it will keep the temperatures up across the eastern side of the uk, 11 or 12, as skies clear out to the west. after the rain, temperatures could get low enough for a pinch of grass frost in rural parts of northern ireland. into tomorrow, and if you're out and about early, the temperatures will recover quickly in northern ireland in that south—westerly breeze and lots of sunshine to begin with. we've got some sunshine and one or two showers in scotland, that rain still clinging onto the north—east of the mainland. it should be clearing away for north east england, from lincolnshire, just dawdling for an hour or two across norfolk and suffolk. after that, one or two showers wandering in from the southwest but for most of england and wales,

he was addressing a business breakfast in perth. >> send it back down to you, carl. >> i think draghie flour, and -- >> now the pie. the pie is back. >> when we return, shares of apple continuing its climb. we'll discuss that and form with the former ceo of apple, john sculley, when "squawk on the street" continues. reet" continu. a naturally aspirated 5.0-liter v8 engine. reet" continu. a 10-speed direct-shift transmission. a meticulously crafted interior. all of these are feats of engineering. combining them with near-perfect weight distribution... ...is a feat of amazing. experience the first-ever 471-horsepower lexus lc 500 or the multistage hybrid lc 500h. experience amazing. glee sherry, what do we need to know? good morning. >> exit polls as well as major announcer calling for the of moon jae-in. there was also an acceptance speech. he called this day the day that opens the door for a new country, a new south korea. he a vowed to achieve reforms as well as harmony. i think this comes especially after a political scandal that impeached a president. also close to a decade of a co

perth, kinross, aberdeenshire, places where the snp have historically been strong but in last year'sher completely different battle between the snp and labour, i certainly wouldn't presume that we can infer anything about glasgow from what happened in the scottish borders and we will need to wait much longer before we get some evidence as to whether the snp is advancing relatively strongly in what we used to call red clydeside but these days seems to be rather more like nationalist clydeside. one final point, we have had quite a debate in the studio about the relative areas of labour's performance, just a judgment on how labour is doing generally? the truth is, if one takes the labour party's objective on june is, if one takes the labour party's objective onjune the 8th to be elected as the government and to replace the conservative party in office, the evidence at these local elections is that it is an awful long way away from that objective, and that indeed if the general election had been held yesterday the labour party would have suffered an even bigger defeat than it did in 2015