. are selling trainers, clothes, all sorts -- depop. you say, it has retail value if they sell it on again. will fast fashion ever be consigned to the history books, or not? we are nowhere near that, are we? we are nowhere near, but they say it is a question of when, not if. i think in the next ten yea rs when, not if. i think in the next ten years we will definitely see it growth decline or steady. i think in the us we are expecting to see by 2028 the secondhand market being worth $61; billion, to fast fashion‘s $35 billion. so we will see changes there. and for companies like primark and h&m, they have huge pressures on them like rental pressures , pressures on them like rental pressures, as well. those pressures, but also consumers are more savvy, when a company says it is carbon neutral, it is often down to carbon offsetting, and people are interrogating whether that is good enough. and many of these companies have recycling initiatives, where it is bringing your clothes and we will give you a discount for how much you can spend in

common especially amongst young fashion consumers to sell on their kids to each other on sites such as depopeen brands so there is less wasting in terms of merchandising and manufacturing. thank you. still to come. taking the slog out of renting the right office — how a happy workplace can mean a happy workforce. you're with worklife from bbc news. if you didn't know, it's black friday on friday which means in theory they're supposed to be a lot of bargains out there but how do you know what you're buying is safe? electrical safety first have found potentially deadly items on sale on sites like amazon marketplace, ebay and wish — everything from phone chargers to laser hair removers that have all failed safety tests. martyn allen is technical director at the charity. what did you find? we tested 15 everyday electrical items and 14 of those failed basic safety tests. some of those were on marking issues but others were really concerning, issues of electric shock to anyone using them or items that could cause a fire. if we are going to be savvy shoppers, what can we do to make sure we buy thin

first, let's go to the 86 floor of the empire state building here in new york city because tony depopal is there now. how does it look? tony dokoupil. >> reporter: it's beautiful up here. man, it is beautiful. i'm always reminded it is bigger and better in person than it could ever be in your memory. like it doesn't fit in your mind. the sun is coming up over there. the building's still sparkling and a golden glow and the building is looking better than in decades. eave been all over this place. amazing from top to bottom. it's offer popular views for 80 years of course but the views go the a little better, because workers finished a multimilliil dollar renovation opens for the public, drum roll, please, this morning. today. ahead we take you inside the xperience include be an interactive museum and concludes in the 102nd ob observatory floor above where i am here now. cbs news climate and weather contributor give us a check of the weather. how are things looking for the parade? >> a concern. because winds could gust close to around 40 miles an hour. could be worst. i've been here at ne