hello everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly. let s take a look at what is on the show. can we really afford to get old? ageing populations mean a rise in pensions and health care costs but, with government struggling for cash, who is going to pay? it is the problem at the heart of this year s protests with other countries facing similar challenges. well living standards need to step can change keep us comfortable in our senior years? i am going to discuss all of this with these two. a pensions expert who says we are sitting on a global pensions crisis time bomb that needs to raise retirement ages and from this leading economist who will explain why an ageing population isn t good news for governments trying to balance the books. plus, with the cost of living soaring around the world, global debt has set a record. $300 trillion. so we will hear from the boss of europe s leading debt collection agency about how it balances the need to recover cash for its cl
president biden s handling of the migrant crisis unacceptable. this is unacceptable. our city here, we ve been getting slammed with #,2,000 to 3,000 people a day and it is just an unfair, unethical situation what is going on here. we feel ignored by the federal government. right now 11,000 migrants are waiting in shelters and catches on the mexican side of the border with hopes of crossing into the u.s. and we start on with priscilla alvarez who has more reporting from what is going on inside the white house in advance of these talks. what is the administration looking for? reporter: this is telling who is going to max comexico to mar meeting. secretary of state antony blinken and secretary alejandro mayorkas coming with specific requests to drop the numbers. and that is according to officials moving migrants south on mexico s northern border and controlling railways often used by my grants to quickly get to the u.s. southern border and also providing incentives like
we want to begin tonight with more than 95 million americans in the path of severe storms from texas to pennsylvania with the danger said to last well into tomorrow. 19 states are under the threat of wild weather, tornado watches are already up in five states with more expected as the night goes on. hail the size of grapefruits could damage cars and homes from san antonio to st. louis. this massive storm system brought flooding to the west coast this weekend, and now charges east bringing flooding and even snow to the northeast. cbs s omar villafranca will start us off, tracking this powerful storm. reporter: tonight, the country s midsection is bracing for severe spring weather. a storm system with heavy rain flooded roads in oklahoma city this afternoon. but that s not the biggest threat. the tornado threat is definitely there today. we are concerned about some large potentially very large destructive type of hail. reporter: kansas also on alert, as ominous dark cloud
threat tonight. the cbs evening news starts now. tonight, tens of millions of americans are in the path of dangerous storms from texas to vermont. good evening, i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. it s a fourth straight day of severe weather bringing destructive wind, flooding, and tornadoes. several twisters touched down last night in the hawkeye state, including one with winds up to 165 miles per hour. and the scope of the devastation is heartbreaking. this is what the small town of greenfield, iowa, looks like from above tonight. home after home brought to the ground. search and rescue operations are underway right now, with the governor revealing its unknown exactly how many people are dead or missing. cbs s roxana saberi is in greenfield tonight, talking to families who lost everything. reporter: the tornado that ripped through greenfield, iowa, left a trail of destruction several miles long. this is a search and rescue mission, and it will co
norah: plus the new tornado threat tonight. the cbs evening news starts now. tonight, tens of millions of americans are in the path of dangerous storms from texas to vermont. good evening, i m norah o donnell, and thank you for being with us. it s a fourth straight day of severe weather bringing destructive wind, flooding, and tornadoes. several twisters touched down last night in the hawkeye state, including one with winds up to 165 miles per hour. and the scope of the devastation is heartbreaking. this is what the small town of greenfield, iowa, looks like from above tonight. home after home brought to the ground. search and rescue operations are underway right now with the governor revealing its unknown exactly how many people are dead or missing. cbs s roxana saberi is in greenfield tonight, talking to families who lost everything. reporter: the tornado that ripped through greenfield, iowa, left a trail of destruction several miles long. this is a search and r