the metro, the headline is duke of porkies. said. headline is duke of porkies. still a backlash to what he saidm headline is duke of porkies. still a backlash to what he said. if you we re backlash to what he said. if you were to do what he did through a television interview in this day and age of social media, you will get a lot of commentary as it takes place, not even just afterwards but in real time as it is being broadcast, and most of that was very negative. and that can't have been what he wanted. that can't have been his vision for what he did the interview. the fact that it what he did the interview. the fact thatitis what he did the interview. the fact that it is even leading on some of these papers some 48 hours later shows you what hot water he is still in. jeffrey epstein, just to remind viewers, his mention in papers in the us courts has been removed. the judge said there was no implication there, and of course buckingham palace have always denied that there we re palace have always denied that there were any link

and porky problem. in china we'll take a look at how the african swine flu has impacted the world's biggest consumer of pork products. for business on the w.b. and how you know it's good to have you with us it's an announcement that took germany by surprise the country is set to become home to tesla's next factory in the outskirts of berlin c e o u n musk made the announcement claiming he chose germany because of the country's reputation as an engineering giant eagle is to say people here are excited i mean intense competition over which region would get to host the premium carmakers facilities and add thousands of jobs. setting couldn't have been more apt clutching his award for the tesla 3 the lawn must drop his bombshell that evening with its maker we've decided to put. the gigafactory europe. his announcement left even the present to last 2 words. tell us what's your biggest factor is the word and demand serious the 1st european tesla plant is expected to create at least 7000 jobs a peek into what t

huawei decides to fight back against a us decision to impose more restrictions on it and... telling porkiesyour meat — we speak to the company making pork out of peas which says the fake meat trend is here to stay and its at the top of every parents in—tray — just how do you keep your kids safe online? we'll speak to a man who thinks artficial intelligence is the answer. today we want to know what you do to limit your children's smartphone use? a new study shows one in four kids are addicted to their phones. let us know — just use the hashtag bbcworklife. hello and welcome to worklife. we start with black friday — the annual shopping binge after the thanksgiving holiday is now a global phenomenon. retailers around the world are offering discounts on everything from kitchen appliances to tvs to clothing. but it's also becoming the focus of concerns about the environmental cost of consumerism. spending in the us — the home of black friday and the world's biggest economy — is forecast to hit more than $29 billion dollars over the next four days which culminate in cyber monday. there's an added

>> i have to go with "porky's ii". no, mine was "the goonies". figure named slav. hey, you guys! >> jimmy: and when did you realize, i am sure you knew it was going to be a big deal, it's a disney movie, but when did you realize it was well beyond a big deal? >> it took a while. i think, when we watched it, we all, we talked about this before, so i can speak for the group. we felt like oh, wow, we broke a mold, we did a movie about familial love instead of romantic love. and we were proud of the film. and every week later we were checking the box office going, huh, that's really hanging on. wow, yeah, that's holdin' at number one. >> jimmy: yeah, and then of course it just became pervasive. it was just every, all the time, every kid, every little girl was belting her heart out, singing these songs. >> maybe it was like a year later, halloween, vounldsurroun all the little girls. >> bless you, i couldn't get a dress for one of my daughters who wanted to be elsa, and no one would sell it. and i remember seeing bob iger, who runs disney, and i was l

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porky's following exploded. >> 's focus was on people who have immediate needs are facing a crisis. >preading joy and love, keep doing what you are doing. >> she's getting evicted, a cancer patient terminally ill, these are the life transforming things. $500 to $700,000, you can change people's lives. >> he helped a veteran get new teeth. he encouraged donations for a homeless guy. >> people gave $5, $10, $20. >> he pushed for a drug company to lower the cost of life-saving treatment for a baby. >> given us an opportunity to give our baby a life. that's the power of what the internet is for. >> i say of 10% of the people are trying to get at me are scams and i helped 90% of people, i'll take those odds all day long. >> grandson of a billionaire, the younger quilty made his own fortune. >> if you wanted us to work hard what we had -- >> 30,000 teammates when he started, now he's close to 2 million. they've recently built proud crowdfunding website. >> i don't know where this is going to go. >> you just changed my life. >> i wake up every day and it changes. >> he's helped raise money s

hats off to the person who treated me and said there is a reporter who is telling porkies! world news — we talk with the author of a new book investigating a string of deaths on british soil that have links all the way to the russian government. and we sent a hip hop artist on a blind date with a member of the brexit party to chat politics. that's still to come. well, it's been a very mild day for november, temperatures across mid teens in the uk and the mild weather is here to stay for the next day or so. and the thinking is that from thursday it will start to get colder in northern parts of the uk. in the short term, through the course of this evening and overnight, the low pressure that has brought all the cloud, rain and drizzle and mild weather is very much with us and through the course of tuesday we saw mild airall the through the course of tuesday we saw mild air all the way from the subtropics heading toward our shores. it is thanks to a once tropical storm. this is what it looks like through the course of the night, the low pressure is with us. you can see the are

so, do wejust keep having elections and then the losing party turns around and says, you told some porky we look at it, we understand it, we make a decision and it is up to the politicians to do it. instead, wejust keep going round and round in circles and we are now being told that we have to have another election or whatever, when most people understood what was going on, even if there was spin, it is up to us to understand that spin. is the most important for you issue for you in this election, where does it come, brexit? iwasn't for you in this election, where does it come, brexit? i wasn't actually that bothered but what it is now is the fact that politicians are telling me that they don't respect my vote, and therefore it becomes important because i am like, if i voted to do something, and now you are telling me we are not going to do it, what is the point voting? so this time, if i vote for a political party and i don't like the result and then i find a leaflet that they told a lie about, can i get another election? because they telling untruths of? i will introduce you again for