Anger. Norah the escalating tensions and a rare strike inside lebanon, fears of a widening war in the middle East Pay or Go the Cbs Evening News starts now. Tonight, israel says it has eliminated that key has Blood Commander in a strike using Fighter Jets. Now the big question how will the Terror Group Respond . Good evening. Im norah odonnell, and thank you for being with us. The world is watching what happens next as fears arise that an allout war could erupt on israels northern border. We are just learning that three people are dead and 74 others are injured in the beirut strike. Thats according to lebanons health ministry. But the idf says it Got its target why does it matter . Well, the righthand man to has below is a Secretary General was targeted. Remember, he was the commander involved in the 1983 attack on the u. S. Marine Corps And Barracks in beirut that killed hundreds of u. S. Military personnel. Cbss Imtiaz Tyab reports from the neighborhood that was hit. Reporter this is
It means paying for health care and welfare is one of the Biggest Challenges facing governments all around the world. But this older generation, it represents a huge commercial opportunity. So, how do businesses capitalise on the silver consumer . Im going to be discussing all of that with these two. There they are. Professorjane falkingham is director of the centre for Population Change, and drjoe coughlin, whos the big boss at the mit age lab in boston. Also on the show, im joined by the big boss of moleskine. Yeah, the luxury Accessories Company still providing beautifully bound notebooks to every generation. After three years at the helm, Daniela Riccardi is going to tell us how the business is adapting to the changing demand for stationery. Wherever yourejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. Three score years and ten. Whats that . Well, its an ancient biblical number expressing a typical Healthy Human lifespan, 70 years. But it w
Generation and a birth rate that seems to have fallen off a cliff. It means paying for health care and welfare is one of the Biggest Challenges facing governments Around The World. But, this older generation, it represents a huge commercial opportunity, so how do businesses capitalise on the silver consumer . I will be discussing all of that with these two, here they are. We have the director of the centre of Population Change and the big boss at the mit age lab in boston. Also on the show, i am joined by the big boss of moleskin, the luxury Accessories Company. They provide beautifully bound notebooks every generation. After three years at the helm, they are going to tell us how the business has adapted to the changing demand for stationery. Wherever you joining me from Around The World. Welcome to the show. Three score years and ten, what is that . It is a biblical number expressing a typical Healthy Human life span, 70 years. But, it was only in 2010 that the global Life Expectancy
Well, its an ancient biblical number expressing a typical Healthy Human lifespan, 70 years. But it was only in 2010 when the global Life Expectancy finally passed that number. You know, an average baby born today should now expect to live to 73. Its near enough doubled in 100 years. But of course, that figure hides big variations. Girls, they should expect to live a few years longer than boys. Wealthier people tend to be healthier as well. 0n the whole, they live longer lives. Naturally, you see disparities between rich countries and poor. Heres how global Life Expectancy has changed since 1950. Injapan, its now approaching 85 years old. In the united states, its about 80, and its close to that, 79, in china. In india, the worlds most populous nation, its 72 years old. And in sub Saharan Africa, its generally much lower. In fact, in the Central African nation of chad, one of the worlds poorest countries, the Life Expectancy there is just under 5a years old. And that, tragically, is a c
Im bianca nobilo. And im max foster. Were following this breaking news. A tragic scene unfolding at a building in johannesburg, south africa where fire has claimed at least 63 lives. Were to workers are conducting recovery operations. The flames proper out around 1 30 a. M. Local time presumably while many inside were asleep. A spokesperson says the fiveStory Building were filled with hundreds of settlements and were hearing disturbing details about what theendured. Lets go straight to david mckenzie. Reporter a terrible scene here. If we look at what is happening, there are police, firefighters. The building is just over my right shoulder. And in the early hours this morning maybe around 2w12 30 or 1 00, witnesses say the fire spread rapidly. And people were jumping out to try to escape the inferno. Local administrators are saying that there were many children amongst those burnt in the fire. More than 60 people now dead and forensic teams were passing by our position getting dressed