melisa raney has a look at the growing costs of medical bills. just about everyone who has experienced an illness of some sort knows that doctors and medications can cost a lot! you can blow through a couple hundred dollars just trying to treat an infection. but what about prolonged and invasive treatments for cancer? what are the costs then?well according to a report published by the us centers for disease control and prevention, approximately one quarter of cancer survivors say they have trouble paying their medical bills... and had to borrow money, accrue debt, or file for bankruptcy.and one third said just worrying about their medical costs caused psychological distress.the average out of pocket spending each year for patients post- cancer was about $1000, compared to $622 for those without a cancer history.one theory as to why these bills keep piling up, is that cancer survivors are more likely to utilize the health care system. experts say it's important that cancer patients talk to their health care and insurance providers before starting

foreign investment from abroad has plummeted prices are rising and the iranian currency is losing value raney and say this is nothing new they've experienced several periods of international sanctions many seem to be taking the worsening economic situation in their stride perhaps because they believe assurances by their parliamentarians. not the strongest of their sanctions with the economic ones and iran's found ways to move around them they wanted to reduce our oil sales to 0 but they are all continues to be exported. in fact iran's oil exports of plummeted by more than 80 percent china still buys iranian crude india's cut off imports but not completely but that may not be enough to shore up iran's currency reserves the greatest risk for the iranian economy is if the conflict with washington goes even further. delivery company fed it's is suing the u.s. government over its important export restrictions on chinese companies including tech giant huawei the measures aimed to prevent u.s. technology getting into the hands of companies that the white house considers a national security threat a

claim that iran carried out attacks in the gulf of oman he says these black and white images of raney and forces prove that tehran set off explosions on 2 oil tankers yesterday iran is calling the u.s. accusations alarming and. also coming up women in switzerland go on strike gender equality might be in trying to the law but these women say their reality is very different now and they're demanding.

has arrived in his homeland after spending 4 years in any raney in jail nasar zaka who has american residency held a press conference shortly after arriving in beirut expert was arrested after attending a conference in tehran in 2015 and later sentenced to 10 years in prison iran's judiciary says his release has nothing to do with politics despite weeks of increasing tension with washington. the u.s. is reportedly pushing saudi arabia to complete its investigation into the killing of saudi journalists shoji before the 1st anniversary of his murder a trumpet ministration official told the reuters news agency it's edging the saudis to show tangible progress towards holding those responsible to account the shoji was killed after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul in october last year. russia has dropped charges against a journalist who was under house arrest saying the accusations haven't been proven yvonne novelist charged with drug offenses last week sparking protests among journalists and other supporters who said he was framed gulu navi is known for his work exposing corruption among m

doesn't happen they'll be consequences they pretty much spelled out that that means ramping up you raney i'm enrichment obviously that's a move back in the direction of iran's nuclear weapons program and that's exactly what the international community is seeking to avoid so without the u.s. there's massive pressure on the other the other members of the other signatories that deal to try to pick up the ball well the deal was struck in 2015 between iran france germany britain russia china and the united states it was meant to restrict iran's ability to make nuclear weapons in exchange for relief from economic sanctions but since donald trump told the u.s. of the deal there's been rising tension between washington as and tehran as simon mention. the iran nuclear deal requires to limit its atomic enrichment in verifiable ways so that it cannot make weapons and requires it to submit to international inspections. in return tehran is supposed to get relief from sanctions and gain access to frozen assets but the us has pulled out unilaterally and we imposed sanctions president obama made a deal

raney and president rouhani before departing for his trip to push back made a statement in which he stressed the security of the region is under very severe circumstances and also the intention of the iranians is that they will not be giving in to economic terrorism which is what the u.s. is trying to do this is what the iranian president had to say. today the issue of security has a special importance there in the states of the breach and of the persian gulf the middle east and all around the world and we have been making efforts to protect the peace and security of the region and over the last few years practically we have proven that we care about the security of a neighbor and all other countries and earlier at the same time that these attacks took place in the gulf of oman the iranian foreign minister the iranian president and the visiting japanese prime minister were all meeting with iran's supreme leader his compound the japanese prime minister shinzo up in just wrapped up his 2 day visit to the islamic republic and he met with the supreme leaders with a very specific goal he was here

iran has already said it will resume and rich in your raney him if sanctions are not eased by july 7th at that point the nuclear deal would be all but history. or more this story we're joined by the very own in money well thanks for being with us this morning german foreign minister heiko mussy went to tehran hoping to sell the edge the nuclear deal but did he have really anything to offer the iranians other than encouraging words well germany is seen as the strongest mediator between iran and its remaining partners in the deal and the e.u. partners and this is 2015 germany had worked very hard along with france and britain for tehran to get the promised economy benefits out of there do you and so i would say there's more done a good way off to remain remaining from the remaining partners of the de france britain and germany it's not just optimism because it could also lead to a further talks with the u.s. to was eventually when you do you should occur and do you not survive the tensions and also german foreign minister who acknowledged that we thought the u.s. it would be difficult to

he's talking about negotiations look what happened recently they imposed sanctions they against you raney and commanders of the g.c. and they said that they will target the ren and foreign minister zarif so if there is going if there is going to be any talks between iran and the united states the most likely life going to. iran and foreign minister zarif so by imposing sanctions against that if i think donald trump is imposing the sanctions against diplomacy and the negotiations so this shows contradiction as well as confusion in trumpet ministration i think well that's. perhaps no it's a surprising manifestation mr a slightly we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. birdsall head. for the future but so. far good. to have it is that you. just. committed. to move. the net to fish you know not just before. they are the house of. god since we. need. to meet don't hate. this kid who are. looking for a system definition in. the news to. my son doing drugs my nephews was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of

i would just the idea raney leadership is probably trying to wait out the situation 1st of all they're waiting to see whether john bolton will stay in his position because in the end that is president trump's decision and secondly they'll try to see what happens in the american elections now if push comes to shove and they have to take a decision before that then it becomes interesting because then they may and we'll see what happens when the japanese prime minister goes to iran if they agree to talk another thing is that trump scuttling on this nuclear tail actually posted its opponents because a lot of hardliners are against this compromise thing said what i'm thinking right now is that maybe they will even overpower rouhani and proceed the nuclear program . well this is definite does what i have threatened and of course the reasoning behind it is that in order to come to a better deal that the united states says is wants for you from the iranian side you have to raise districts that means you have to restart your nuclear program because then you have more on the table that's in any

raney and richmond above the threshold of the nuclear deal so will this make any difference here most likely not iran is not here either and so this topic might really be more or less on the sidelines with the europeans to be rather powerless to do anything without good news though the u.s. president said that there was still some time to work out something because of the tensions between iran and the united states so that gives some hope that this crisis won't escalate any further but i really have to stress this whatever the u.s. president says is often overturned in the next interview or the day after ok we've already had an interesting bilateral meeting take place understand max between donald trump and the russian leader vladimir putin any takeaways on that. well they haven't as far as i know that bilateral isn't over yet but before it started there were some interesting scenes between vladimir putin and donald trump for example one reporter asked donald trump whether he was going to tell about a new putin not to meddle in the u.s. elections in 20 twentieth's and then donald trum

a month ago $1500.00 more troops were stationed in the middle east over credible threats that pro raney and groups were imminently going to attack us personnel. hasn't happened so far we didn't see the evidence but it was enough to justify sending more troops this time the united states is saying that showing photos and videos of what it says is evidence supporting its side of the story the recent tanker attacks in the gulf of oman have been the work of iran that iran is responsible that iran is a danger in the region iran has come out and said you know this is all complete nonsense you're just trying to sabotage democracy you're trying to find an excuse for war and at the end of the day they said if we want to shut down the gulf the persian gulf and all the oil that flows through it we just do it. regarding the new incidents in the persian gulf if the islamic republic of iran decides to block an espresso war through the strait of hormuz it is military strong enough to do that foodie and publicly now these accusations against iran have been supported by the usual culprits iran's regiona

now he's talking about negotiations look what happened recently they imposed sanctions against you raney and commanders of diet you see they said that they will target the urine and foreign minister so if there is going if there's going to be any talks between iran and the united states the most likely life we're going to. be written in foreign minister is that he if so by imposing sanctions against that if i think donald trump is imposing the sanctions against diplomacy and the negotiations so this shows contradiction as well as confusion in the administration i think well that's. perhaps no it's a surprising manifestation mr a slightly we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. globalization period that we had is an all or they'll be a new globalization period they will be network driven i predict that america will become a subscription service like netflix you will subscribe to america and they have to offer you a value proposition to keep your subscription alive. their own. borders. it is a good commercial good. to see mathematics mov

will be the last chance to save the accord senior diplomats from 5 countries are meeting with their raney and counterparts on friday after tehran threatened to expand its uranium enrichment program the u.s. pulled out of the nuclear deal and reinstated sanctions against iran sparking tension in the gulf then washington impose further sanctions after iranian forces shot down one of its drones they are using their economic or imposing sanctions as a kind of weapons obvious facing a very new concept their pen ization of dollars. this is what you're facing they use dollars of their pen to impose this they are vicious their policies on other countries and that should be a stopped. he has moved into iran. we heard there from of course the deputy foreign minister of iran mr abbas in vienna ahead of a meeting expected later today when he'll sit down with a joint commission of the remaining signatories to the joint comprehensive plan of action his words there leave little doubt as to the message that iran will be giving to the remaining signatories to this 2015 nuclear deal it's all about the econ

battle group last time they justified it by saying that there was an imminent credible threat from pro raney and groups that would go in to attack us personnel in the middle east we of course never saw any evidence is all classified this time they've offered videos and photographs apparently showing that the united states is correct and that iran was behind recent attacks on oil tankers in the gulf of oman iran of course denies all of this and says that we've seen these reports before the united states blaming other countries things that are very questionable they're saying that the united states is trying to sink diplomacy and at the end of the day they say if they wanted to shut down the persian gulf and all the oil flowing through it they just do it regarding the new incidents in the persian gulf republic of iran decides to block exports of all through the strait of hormuz it is militarily strong enough to do and publicly give us a sense of the international reaction to this how is it playing out what are people saying when it comes down or are they siding with just one side or is it more

iran now and rising tensions over the country's nuclear program tehran says it is speeding up your raney an enrichment and will exceed the limit of uranium stockpiles agreed to in the 2050 nuclear deal and it says it will do that within the next 10 days iran is also a threat and to enrich uranium beyond the levels allowed by the nuclear deal that deal has been facing for labs ever since the united states with through one year ago and really imposed economic sanctions on iran european leaders are urging tehran to be patient into abide by the terms of the agree. that film the disk at any escalation is a step in the wrong direction and won't help iran itself and the international community and say we will do all we can without potus to dissuade iran and find a potential power to dilate us from sequined here but it's hard to do argument if you for i still think the situation is extremely explosive military confrontation in the gulf would mean that the whole region would be on fire nobody could be interested in that and it's not enough for me that everyone just says that they don't want war t

claims that iran carried out attacks in the gulf of oman he says these black and white images of raney and forces prove that tehran set off explosions on 2 oil tankers yesterday iran is calling the u.s. accusations alarming and brawled. also coming up women in switzerland go on strike gender equality might be in trying to the law but these women say their reality is very different now and they're demanding more time more respect and more pay. the world health organization is set to declare an international emergency to the spread of ebola from the democratic republic of congo to uganda. plus australian football fans breathe a huge sigh of relief at the women's world cup as one of the tournament favorites returns to the winner's circle at the expense of powerhouse. i'm sorry so much kind of thank you for joining us the united states and iran escalate their war of words over attacks on 2 oil tankers in the gulf of oman the u.s. military has released a video that it says supports claims that tehran is to blame for yesterday's explosions u.s. secretary of state by com pale also alleges tha

would not shy away from confronting what he called it raney an aggression we're prepared we're prepared to engage in a conversation with no preconditions we're ready to sit down with them but the american effort to fundamentally. reverse the malign activity of this as lawmakers republic this revolutionary force is going to continue but iran has said relations have got to return to normal in order for there to be further dialogue and both sides have been trading threats for weeks. more now from our correspondent in the iranian capital tehran saying. ever since the united states pulled out of the 2050 nuclear deal it has widened what was already a sizable trust gap between washington so the latest comments from u.s. secretary of state mike comp aoe of talking to iran with no preconditions though a positive sign of a softer tone from washington was received here into heroin by iranian leaders with a great deal of suspicion in a statement from iran's foreign ministry the spokesman abbas mousavi said for the islamist republic of iran wordplay and expressing a hidden agenda with new words is

now he's talking about negotiations look what happened recently they imposed sanctions against you raney and commanders of diet you see they said that they will target the ren and foreign minister zarif so if there is going if there is going to be any talks between iran and the united states the most likely life going to be ex iran and foreign minister zarif so by imposing sanctions against that if i think donald trump is imposing the sanctions against diplomacy and the negotiations so this shows contradiction as well as confusion trump administration i think well that's. perhaps no it's a private surprising manifestation mr a slightly we have to take a very short break now but we will be back in just a few moments stay tuned. my 7 years doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister just with doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abusers started going to be users in the prison population. we started treating sick people people who are addicted to these drugs like criminals while i was on the hill i increasing

next as this situation develops we want to hear a pound stepped up efforts to preserve the 2050 new raney a nuclear deal the u.k. france and germany on the can see unite in a diplomatic push to persuade iran not to pull out of the agreement. well there's such thing as an effort by these european countries to try and salvage what they can in terms of the 2015 the kid deal that the united states withdrew from last year that also stepping up efforts to try and beat escalate the recent tensions that we've witnessed in the gulf region the japanese prime minister was in the rain in capital recently for talks as was the german foreign minister and france has announced that it is sending a high level delegation one of them off committed to on the one hand trying to preserve the deal but on the other hand also trying to reach as the european leaders have said some kind of peaceful solution to prevent the situation in the gulf region from complete deescalating we want to unify all efforts so a process of deescalation starts there's still time and we hope all the actors will show more restraint ther

so-called iran deal so i don't think the iranians will pull back from the deal and start increasing their raney i'm in richmond beyond the limits of the deal . and their deadline for that was july 7th so i think we have a little bit more breathing room to see how this mechanism will work we hope we hope that it does actually start to calm down in that conflict doesn't. it's very interesting to hear your thoughts as we watch this play out can we come back to you in the future and get more information from you of course are writing you a political commentator are sandro bruno thanks for being with us here on our team . all right a danish headmaster has received hate mail after a video emerged online of a cultural awareness class at his school in the footage a muslim boy can be seen teaching his fellow pupils how he prays to god it was ok. oh. the principal said his school was holding a get to know your classmate weekend out promoting friendship a mutual understanding. the video has angered some parents though and drawn the reaction from a number of high right wing politicians. i am deeply shocked

rome to build a whole virus network of busy kind of pro raney in regimes across the west i guess the know it is done anything but the problem is that he unilaterally would be us out there with basically no discussion of the allies about owning everything she unilateral now. merkel unilaterally last in over a 1000000 refugees on her borders and didn't even talk to members of the you about it so i think we're in the world of emergencies or in the world of unilateral. positions the interesting point to make is is that we're in a new political world now where what's called nationalism is alive and essentially post 2nd world war we viewed it as euthanized as put down and suppressed but we're living in a world where the liberal offer didn't secure or working class people and it increasingly were in secure middle class people so liberalism which is been the sort of political nall has now lost its purchase and delivers actually insecurity massive economic insecurity the o.e.c.d. has pointed out that the western middle class is shrunk by 8 percent and is set to constrict more and also kind of

a british ship raney and mother detained in iran has begun a new hunger strike nazneen cigar iraq lyfe was jailed for 5 years and 2016 after being convicted of spying which she denies her husband are staging a 24 hour vigil outside the iranian embassy in london and says he will also fast in solidarity with her richard radcliffe says his wife started the strike following the 5th birthday of their daughter who's not been allowed to leave iran since her mother's arrest. and so has all this news from london the community that's fighting back is gentrification drive's files us out of mexico city. and his court stanley cup meets to louis for the 1st time in history. hong kong's embattled leader has suspended a highly controversial bill that would allow extraditions to mainland china after a week of sometimes violent protests kerry said she heard calls for her government to pause and think but activists want the plan withdrawn for good and say they will still go ahead with another mass demonstration on sunday rob mcbride reports from hong kong after insisting for weeks that she wouldn't and c

or now another story we're following this hour hundreds of iraqis have marched on the bus raney embassyin central baghdad to show that anger over the u.s. sponsored manama conference on peace in the middle east demonstrates has raised the iraq and palestinian flags and burned u.s. and israeli flags a $50000000000.00 economic plan for palestinians and the region was unveiled by senior white house advisor in a rain this week it was part of a larger middle east peace plan the trumpet ministration has been working on on hama jam june joins us live now from baghdad not i'm just seeing a line here mohammed that bahrain has recalled its ambassador to iraq off to for consultations after that what's being described as an attack on the on the baghdad embassy now what do we know about events here in protest as a managed to breach the outer perimeter how how far inside the compound did they go . all right and we're still waiting more for more details but what we know at this hour is that that protest is over that those angry protesters have been dispersed we were told by police officials here as we

they could sell you raney i'm on the open market so sanctions would be lifted in walking away from this deal last year the u.s. through a huge spanner in the works and then when they re imposed sanctions a few months later they gave the spanner and you know an extra twist it has really puts this deal right on the chopping block. it is going to be very very difficult for countries. tried to do their best to save it from from you know from allowing it to do so that if the u.s. is putting the screws and putting on these sanctions making it very difficult for you for european companies to do business with iran then it's difficult to see what they can do like london paris and berlin except europe to try and save this deal in the long run particularly when tehran is now thinking what's the point and is signaling that it wants to walk away as well right well we'll discuss that further in a couple of minutes but it's a roll of the thanks very much indeed for a challenger in london will donald trump says the united states will impose additional sanctions against iran and says military action is

2015 nuclear deal that's off to his country's atomic energy organization announced it would bring to raney and stockpile limits set under the agreement within 10 days the package was signed by iran the us the countdown has started in 10 days' time on june 27th we will exceed the 300 kilogram limit of been reached uranium allowed under the nuclear deal after dutch we will continue to increase the speed of production drastically. the pact was signed by iran the u.s. u.k. france china russia germany and the european union it gave sanctions relief in exchange for iran limiting its nuclear program and allowing inspectors in the agreement began to unravel last year when u.s. president donald trump pulled out and reimposed sanctions the european union has been trying to keep the deal alive by urging countries to continue trading with iran despite strong u.s. objections unsatisfied president hassan rouhani said a july 7th deadline for europe to do more to protect iran from u.s. actions if not he warns they take further steps away from the accord well let's speak now to join. our correspondent who

were about to do something concrete and break the terms of the 2050 nuclear deal and enrich more you raney and then they're actually allowed did they do it. well martin we're still waiting to find out according to officials they are supposed to reach the limits of 300 kilograms of uranium enriched uranium at a level of 3.67 percent by the end of this week so we're expecting this to happen within the next day or so now all this while the iranian president hassan rouhani has set a deadline for the european signatories of the nuclear agreement of 2015 to actually hold up their end of the deal that deadline is july 7th meanwhile the deputy foreign minister of she is in vienna for meetings on friday on this very issue there's a series of diplomatic efforts the iranians have said this breach of this part of the agreement is only they're scaling back the commitments they're not abandoning the deal completely this is only for this 60 day period that they're going to keep anything above the 300 kilograms of enriched uranium in the country and that is because of u.s. sanctions the united states has

let's bring in bishop garrison, co-founder of the joseph raney center for public policy, and former georgia was this? and did trump give up too much here to kim? >> i think it was hugely significant. it was significant not just for the president and the two nations, but it was significant to the world that the president is willing to talk -- talk, not war with north korea is a good thing. the fact that he went to south korea first reassures our allies that he's not going to sell them out. the fact that he says we've got to keep talking, that we're in no rush, but we want to get things done. this is a nation that we've been struggling with since, really, since the korean war. and starting with maybe george bush sr. trying to come up with treaties that they would stick to. so, i think it's very important. and to suggest that it's a campaign ploy is ridiculous, since he's not being criticized for his strength or peace through strength policy. so, i think he is one of the few presidents who i think can get away with going into north korea and not selling out the country or not selling out his p

on our top story have calls iran statement that it's going to start continuing to enrich more you raney more correspondent also jabari joins us now from tehran it's what we were expecting. but it's sort of still pushing the boundaries as far as teheran is concerned but leaving it still open to negotiation. yes certainly somehow we've been hearing from the spokesperson of iran's atomic energy agency who is still speaking in iraq which is just south of around 250 or 280 kilometers south of tehran has been saying that iran will continue its production of low enriched uranium at the level of 3.67 percent that's been agreed upon in the 2015 nuclear agreement but he's very clear that if the europeans don't hold up their end of the deal within the coming weeks the iranians are in the position to increase their percentage that is something that it will be up to the leaders of iran to decide the spokesperson also said that we've heard a lot of good words from the europeans but we have not seen any action yet they have of course been giving a 60 day deadline that was issued by iranian president h