spencer laughs i think it's time to exit, stage right. right, 0k. right. ok.om here for now but, like a vegas buffet, there is way too much for one sitting. trust me — i've tried. so we'll be back at this crazy place next week. you do not want to miss it. see you there. see you there? see you there. excellent. # i'm all shook up.# hello there. we're in for a very stormy spell of weather for the second half of sunday into the first part of monday, all thanks to storm isha. met office have a number of amber wind warnings in force for northern and western areas. heavy rain could lead to localised flooding, along with snowmelt, as it will be turning very mild indeed. but we could be looking at some significant disruption from this storm as it continues to hurtle across the atlantic, towards our shores later on sunday. but sunday starts off on a fine note for many, england and wales dry with some sunshine. same, too, for north east scotland. the winds will continue to pick up, though, through the day, and rain across northern ireland will spread across the irish se

spencer laughs. i think it's time to exit, stage right. right, 0k. right. ok.re for now but, like a vegas buffet, there is way too much for one sitting. trust me — i've tried. so we'll be back at this crazy place next week. you do not want to miss it. see you there. see you there? see you there. excellent. # i'm all shook up #. hello there. storm isha looks to be one of the strongest storms of the 23/24 season. it is likely to damage power networks and bring significant transport disruption. it's this area of low pressure racing to our shores underneath a powerful atlanticjet stream that's blasting across the atlantic at nearly 200mph. and it's this that deepens the area of low pressure, with widespread, severe gales on the way. the disruption is going to be equally widespread as well. now we start the day on sunday on a relatively calm note. temperatures around 4 to 7 degrees celsius. it will be relatively mild and frost—free. we start off with a bit of early morning sunshine for parts of scotland and a good chunk of england and wales. however, quite quickly w

spencer laughs. i think it's time to exit, stage right. right, 0k. right. ok.it from here for| now but, like a vegas buffet, there is way too much for one sitting. trust me — i've tried. so we'll be back at this crazy place next week. you do not want to miss it. see you there. see you there? see you there. excellent. # i'm all shook up. # hey, i'm zof with the catch up. thousands of people will lose theirjobs after tata steel confirmed plans to close a coal fired blast furnaces at its steelworks in port talbot. jobs will go across the uk, but mainly in wales. 0ne union says the plans will be devastating for the town. there's not many people, they're not connected to it. you get people just the worry of losing theirjobs or not being able to fend for theirfamily, losing the houses, losing everything. the company says it will install an electric arc furnace which produces less carbon dioxide, but this needs fewer staff. it could cut uk emissions by i.5%, but critics say it will mean bringing steel from more polluting countries. the government's going to help pay f

spencer laughs over 70 countries have commitments to net zero targets. some are enshrined in law.ut in policy. large companies have also made net zero pledges. but how do we know that they're being met? well, there's one company that might have the answer. satellites have been capturing images from space for decades. this is a radar one here. you've also got optical images like these. any cloud cover around and you won't see what's going on beneath. and you need daylight for most of these. but satellite vu has a different plan. for them, it's all about thermal imaging. engines at full power. and liftoff of transporter a. go falcon, go transporter. its first satellite, hotsat i, was launched injune on a spacex rocket flying out of california. it started sending back high resolution images to earth, its thermal sensors enabling it to trace hot and cold features down to 3.5m accuracy. under that circle, there's a lot more than 4km. yeah. it's the culmination of years of work. we have satellite vu, the world's thermometer. literally, these are the raw images. we think we can make them

spencer laughs. i think it's time to exit, stage right. right, ok. right. 0k.re for now but, like a vegas buffet, there is way too much for one sitting. trust me — i've tried. so we'll be back at this crazy place next week. you do not want to miss it. see you there. see you there? see you there. excellent. # i'm all shook up #. hello there. storm isha looks to be one of the strongest storms we've seen this �*23—24 season. met office amber weather warnings have been issued for the vast majority of the uk — typical gusts 60—70mph. but we are going to see some stronger gusts than that. we've already had a gust of 90mph in capel curig, in snowdonia, and the winds will continue to strengthen here. the strongest winds generally, though, are going to form around this hook in the cloud — you can see just to the west of the republic of ireland — that's where the most damaging winds are generally going to be. take a look at the different gusts, then, we'll see around the country. 60—70 quite widely. i think into snowdonia, we'll probably get some gusts of wind of 100mph

laugh. ed: spencer, terrific reporting out there in the real world.stick with that data and bring in brian mendel bomb which minds credit card data from a power of around 6.5 million consumers and again the firm behind the report just outlining. it's an interesting finding. for ages, for 12 months we believe teemu was a hit with younger generations. let's start by explaining the methodology of how you brought the data around. >> is a commerce data platform that enables outcomes both driving outcomes and measuring outcomes for brands and advertisers. retailers who can see insight there and therefore while shopping experience, attain has over 6.5 million consumers with their consent are sharing sales behavior at its basket level information and with that data gives us an unrivaled view of how consumers are actually spending their money and their behaviors in real time across retail and every sector of the u.s. economy including channels we are talking about today. ed: don't get me wrong, i'm a young man and sometimes when i go on to an e-commerce platfo

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