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the challenge is not so much to improve the system. it's to create one. >> ifill: we examine the costs and consequences as >> ifill: then we examine the costs and consequences as millions of baby boomers turn 65. >> woodruff: plus paul solman looks at the job prospects for recent college graduates, who got their degrees in the midst >> once they look at of the recession. and figure i've been out of college for a while it becomes an issue, a tainted issue. why have other people overlooked you? >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has bee...

it's to create one. >> ifill: we examine the costs and consequences as >> ifill: then we examine the costs and consequences as millions of baby boomers turn 65. >> woodruff: plus paul solman looks at the job prospects for recent college graduates, who got their degrees in the midst >> once they look at of the recession. and figure i've been out of college for a while it becomes an issue, a tainted issue. why have other people overlooked you? >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> moving our economy for 160 years. ...

>> ifill: ray suarez gets the details of goldman sachs' big investment in social networking giant facebook from andrew ross sorkin of the "new york times." >> woodruff: jeffrey kaye reports on the dire health conditions facing southern sudan as it prepares for a vote on independence. >> reporter: most people have no access to health care so the challenge is not so much to improve the system. it's to create one. >> ifill: we examine the costs and consequences as >> ifill: then we examine the costs and consequences as millions of baby boomers turn 65. >> woodruff: plus paul solman look...

>> michael mandelbaum director of the american foreign policy program at johns hopkins school of international studies finds that the era of expensive u.s. foreign policy is coming to an end due to financial constraints. he talked with foreign affairs editor james hoge at new york university several global affairs for just over an hour. >> thank you, and welcome. nice to have you back. michael is also a repeat offender. is the program before because mike was always writing a book. i think we're up to 12 now, 11 at 12? anyway come in that range. he is a good friend. is also someone i ...

weapons," its author, richard rhodes. .. >> and i know there's some really dynamite reporters in the room so i hope you dig into that and falsify it and i get lots of publicity from it. it sounds absurd to say that. the last veteran of the great war died, the english veteran died recently, and he was commemorated. but if this were a time of war right now and we were thinking 100 years into the future from the war we are having now, we wouldn't be talking yet about the last veteran. because over the last century the human lifespan has expanded by two and half years every single decade...