but recently staci gruber has taken a look at medical marijuana among adults. and she has some surising conclusions. >> we're seeing improvement in cognitive performance, specifically on tasks requiring executive function. we're also seeing improvements in clinical state. so, significantly lower levels of depressive symptoms after only three months and really important, we've seen some very striking decreases in the use of conventional medications. >> reporter: benefits as opposed to the detriments she has documented in young people using pot heavily to just get high. steve mandile is a regular medical marijuana user.uc >>better. >> reporter: in 2004, while a serving in ty in iraq, he got in an accident that left him with an excruciating back injury. and a long list of prescription painkillers. >> over a 10-year pei had taken 57 different medications, nine different opioi i believe in 2009, i was just gettinon to fentanyl. i did six years onentanyl, oxycodone, for mchronic pain and breakthrough pain. >> reporter: it was a struggly, but he fineaned himself off o

dw reporter benjamin gruber was at the parade in new york.e had this to say about the team's achievements. benjamin: new york welcomes the u.s. soccer team. an historic moment for the four-time world champions not only for their performance on the field also their actions off the field. for many fans this team has become a symbol for the fight against discrimination that we still see in women's soccer and also for the fight for equal pay. brent: from soccer to tennis. at wimbledon, where the men's semifinal lineup is complete. topsy novak djokovic beat david goffin to storm into the final four where he will face -- second seed roger federer is also into the next round after a grueling force that match after nishikori. he has his sights set on the ninth wimbledon title but first he will have to get past rafael nadal in a mouthwatering semifinal clash. there was no stopping the spaniard wednesday as he thrashed the american straight sets. new zealand are in the cricket world cup final after beating india by 18 runs wednesday. india went into ba

reporter benjamin alvarez gruber was at the parade in new york he had this to say about the u.s. team's achievements neil welcomes the u.s. women's soccer team and historic moment for the 4th time will champion and not only because of the performance on the field but also for their actions off the field for many fans this team has become a symbol for the fight against discrimination that we still see in women's soccer and also for fight for equal pay all right from soccer to tennis at wimbledon where the men's semifinal lineup is complete top seed novak djokovic beat david goffin in straight sets to storm into the final 4 will hill face spain's or better about the star goot on friday 2nd seed roger federer is also into the next round after a grueling 4 set match against japan's chi is you federer has his sights firmly set on a 9th wimbledon title but 1st still have to get past you guessed it rafael nadal and they melt watering semifinal clash there was no stopping the spaniard on wednesday as he thrashed american sam querrey in straight sets. new zealand are in the cricket world

gruber goes in 1999 a boeing 767 took off for you to cry room to. the point. where we don't get everything no one survived the journey 20 years on out 0 world revisits the case of the fatal egypt air crash flights 990 what really happened on al-jazeera. watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now iran will increase in reaching its uranium levels in the next few hours breaching the limits set under the 2015 nuclear deal tehran and given the e.u. until sunday to save the agreement it plans to scale down commitments every 60 days but says it is still open to talks or testers out returned to the streets of hong kong in their fight to have a controversial extradition bill scrapped tens of thousands are marching towards the new train station which links the territory to the chinese mainland. qatar says in 2 days of talks between politicians from afghanistan and taliban representatives the talks are separate from the negotiations also in doha has been the taliban and u.s. special envoy says substantial progress is being made. voting is under way in gree

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gruber, said this. jonathan gruber. mit professor, new york times of the architect of obama care, going to the white house several times and meeting with all the key players who are putting this policy and the spine to get us at this. if any american really believes that obama care is going to control costs, i've got some real estate in whitewater arkansas i would like to sell them. so, the guy who put it altogether told. it was going to drive up costs. and it certainly has. the co-ops worked. they were part of obama care? >> the data shows that they have. >> the few that are still left have -- the cops. >> co-ops under obama care. >> no, i was referring to the others outside of --. a second. the ones that in the private sector have it. that's a lot different than --. only 4 the. 19 banquet. are there more healthcare choices today? again. obama care passed single biggest healthcare policy change in this country in the last decade. the more healthcare choices today than they were in 2010? >> there are not. >> many of the

it's jonathan gruber. the architect of obamacare. but somehow, the minority -- or the majority says this is a hearing on efforts to undermine a law that was passed with so many false statements made about it. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> thank you very much. let me be clear to the witnesses. we want constructive solutions. believe me. life is short. i don't waste people's time. and i damn sure don't waste mine. now i would ask that our witnesses in a minute stand, in a minute, but let me introduce them first. abbe gluck, professor of law, director of the sol moman cente for health, law and policy, yale university law school. thank you. frederick isasi is executive director of families u sarks. david balat is director of right on health care initiatives, texas public policy foundation. paul gibbs is one of our patient consumers from west valley, utah. welcome. casey dye is another patient consumer from monroeville, pennsylvania. stephanie burton is another one of our patient consumers from kansas city, missouri. and i will now yield

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architect of obamacare and a former treasury department dep sigdeputy assistant secretary, jonathan gruberto what you just heard from omar, it's of prohibitive for most people in terms of the cost of healthcare. >> health insurance is really expensive for many americans and unaffordable for many americans and it's a problem we need to so. we need to solve it in a way that recognizes that we can't allow insurance companies to discriminate against the sick. that's the fundamental goal that most americans agree on. it sometimes goes by the name pre-existing conditions. the bottom line is, the main accomplishment of the affordable care act was banning insurance market discrimination against the sick. we need to maintain that, while expanding affordability. maria: many markets saw prices and premiums go up after obamacare was in place by double digits. >> in the first three years after obamacare, before president trump was elected, premiums went up on average 7% a year. they went up zero the first two years, then 22% the third year. maria: in some markets, you look at arizona, it was up 25% or

with a high catastrophic deductible, which is something economist from milton friedman to jonathan grubere proposed, it would not remain catastrophic. which would be making money off this program, the individual physician specialty groups, the hospital associations would lobby congress to lower those deductibles. consumers would demand more care if someone else is paying. it would not remain catastrophic over time. it would turn into what we have now, which is very expensive and you will have the same quality problems. the way to make health care affordable for people in chris' situation is to do with the federal government did last year when it expanded access to what we call renewable term health insurance policies that are not subject to all the federal regulations the affordable care act and other walls have put in place. if you're 32 years old, you can buy a high deductible plan for 50% or 70% less than the affordable care act -- the insurance company would charge for an affordable care act plan. under the rules put in place last year, if you get cancer, the health insurance company