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hello everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly. lets 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 years 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 ...

prosecutors will be pouring over videos and interviewing witnesses this weekend trying to decide whether to charge the 24-year-old former marine who held jordan neely in a fatal choke hold on the subway. tonight we have the first statement from that 24-year-old. plus, donald trump has until 5:00 p.m. on sunday to tell a judge whether he wants to take a stand in the e. jean carroll rape and defamation case, but the jury has already heard from him in a newly released video deposition. ...

India News: The Supreme Court asks the Centre to consider a one-time bailout package for the Kerala government as a special case before March 31, with the possibi

Also focusing on the cost of particularly medical care. medical care is a big part of taking care of our older citizens and anything that can be done to address the cost of medical care and so that dan would be very helpful in addressing these fiscal problems that we have. what fiscal problems that we have. what ou think fiscal problems that we have. what you think the _ fiscal problems that we have. what you think the solutions _ fiscal problems that we have. what you think the solutions are to...

And whenever funding comes up, britain is among those mentioned as being one to always step up to ensure that there is adequate levels of funding and yes, indeed, leadership. now of course is an extremely sensitive time in the aid community. the worries and of course for the pandemic countries have to put their own citizens first, but hoping against hope that even with all the financial consequences of the pandemic, that aid budgets wont be affected. and that is why britains decision, it says th...

Reconciling India’s Climate and Industrial Targets: A Policy Roadmap. Introduction India has performed remarkably well in terms of its climate trajectory over the past decade. From 2005 to 2014, the country’s GHG-emission intensity declined by 21 percent. [1] According to Climate Transparency, India is the only G20 nation on-track to achieve the targets under the Paris Agreement. [2] One of the key, albeit unfortunate, reasons behind India’s climate success is the underperformance of its ...

That would have been more receptive. deficit hawks are worried because they held their tongues a lot with the tax bill. and theyre going to be sitting back and trying to say we needed to do something thats serious which is why weve been hearing about entitlement reform and other issues that have caused fiscal problems. so i think that the president going out and talking about $200 billion is great but i dont know where the appetite is. i dont know how he gets the votes. i suspect this be a dead ...

Process that the government has to go through and the file this september, i do that have to risk harvey aid or will they figure this out? >> i think theyll figure this out. i dont think anybody will get to the point where harvey aid is at risk. but democrats are going to make them squirm as much as possible. they want to force this conversation in the republican caucus, because they know there are a lot of republicans still to this day, who dont want to raise the debt limit, who want correspond...

Something miraculous happens. we turn off the water and the next day they are able to pay their bills. thats a little bit strange but then when you do have half of the city not being able to pay their bill and claim we are going to cut you off. >> of course some people will try to milk the system and they cant afford to it and they have been used to the status quo. >> a lot of people like that. >> until they are forced to do it. we need exact statistics on that. i understand where the u.n. is co...

Something miraculous happens. we turn off the water and the next day they are able to pay their bills. thats a little bit strange but then when you do have half of the city not being able to pay their bill and claim we are going to cut you off. >> of course some people will try to milk the system and they cant afford to it and they have been used to the status quo. >> a lot of people like that. >> until they are forced to do it. we need exact statistics on that. i understand where the u.n. is co...