i am neil isaac from kaiser university in florida, and one comment, my 29 years of working in higher education i would say it's so important to meet with 100% of your upcoming graduates. a career center can't be where you hope a student walks by and gets help. so at kaiser university we start meeting with all of our students at least a full semester to get their resumÉ, to start helping them on the online career center. the second thing an innovative program, we started leadership distinction program with ten seminars in involving civic responsibility. they have to do community service hours, learn how to interview, learn how to write a resumÉ, job search using technology, etc. they get a red honor cord at graduation, and the kids love it. and we're giving back to the community. here's my question. my question is, um, not all colleges even keep placement rates. some colleges do. okay? it depends on the prommatic accreditation or if you're regionally accredited or nationally accredited. they all have different formulas for what placement means. how do you define an infield placement?

kaiser report. has a. glowing welcome to prop up where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle what is a marriage and should same sex marriages be legally protected is it a universal human right to marry whomever you wish is this debate about equality and discrimination and what about the issues of religion social values and children . to cross-talk same sex marriages i'm joined by peter tatchell in london he is a human rights campaigner and director of the peter tatchell foundation in the hall we have godfrey bloom he is a member of the european parliament and a member of the u.k. independence party and in washington we cross to thomas peters he is the communications director for the national organization for marriage gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want thomas if i go do you want in washington first how do you define a marriage well i define marriage like the vast majority of human history societies and cultures the marriages the unique binding of a man and woman for proper raising of children the next generation and it's very close in sync ok peter in london give it a shot what's your definition of marriage go ahead i

kaiser family foundation. she's an expert on medicare financing and the prescription drug benefit under part d. she has a doctorate in health policy from harvard universitythis important program. we are so glad to have you back, juliette cubanski. we are glad to have you set the stage for today's discussion. >> thank you. as was said, i am juliette cubanski, director of the kaiser family foundation and michael here today is to provide you with a few simple facts about medicare. i have a lot of ground to cover, so let's get started. as you saw in the video, medicare was created about 50 years ago in 1965 to provide health insurance coverage to people 55 years old and older. it was expanded in 1972 to cover younger adults with permanent disabilities. it covers about 55 million people, about 45 million people age 65 and older and 9 million people under age 65 with disabilities. medicare covers people without regard to their income and without regard to their health status or medical needs. and it provides the same set of benefits to everyone who is entitled to medicare. these benefits include hospital and physician visits, preventative services and prescrip