banks will reopen on tuesday as greece teaters on the edge of bankruptcy. the u.n. nuclear watchdog reports on a programme that could be ready by the end of the year, if tehran cooperates. >> u.s. officials say talks may go behind the july 9th deadline. one opposition member has been shot dead in burundi's capital, days after disputed parliamentary elections, after police raids target opposition homes. >> reporter: people on iraq's urban front line try to keep a semblance of life they go to work school bakery even though islamic state of iraq and levant is not far away. jane arraf reports. >> reporter: just going to work here is risky. city council members survived this attack by a suicide bomber. the attacker from nearby fallujah killed a guard. the bullet holes are from another attack. this man has been in office for six years, and learnt to stay away from the windows. >> fallujah has an important strategic location. it's connected with three provinces. if the terrorists take fallujah and the provinces. they'll be at the doors of baghdad and the southern provinces

banks will reopen on tuesday as greece teaters on the edge of bankruptcy. unemployment soars to record levels. young people are leaving university without jobs including london as nadim baba reports. >> reporter: he has a steady job he enjoys in public relations. but he had to leave his home country to make it happen. he's 30 years old and the person that might create business in greece. >> if you spend so much time studying and you need to have a good job. you have to doing for yourself. and the solution is to go to another country, since the 2010 crisis. it's been driving the greek brain drain. an estimated 200,000 greeks left to live abroad representing it 2% of the population. half have gone to germany or the u.k. and with youth unemployment in greece hovering around 60%, the trend is unlikely to change. sophia is a journalist studying in the u.k. before trying to forge a career in greece with so many publications closing, she decided her future lies in london. >> we heard of young going back and launching their own start-ups, they are the minorities a

did make it is increased incarceration and some of the statistics that we will go through treachery teater the next day at the naacp conference former president bill clinton admitted it was partly his fault, that based on some law that he signed in congress in the 1990s that dramatically increased sentencing for low-level drug offenders. there had been a crack epidemic social of concern about violence that was associate with the market for the drug and that was the context in which he signed this bill that dramatically increased the number of people in prison. when we look at how the prison population has quadrupled since the 1970s, it's not that we americans have started committing all these crimes that we were not committing before. it's a result of admission. we are admitting a lot more people to prison for, again, low-level drug offenses. that's what has driven this massive prison population explosion and also sentencing. we are sentencing people wait longer than we used to. but to his credit bill clinton at the naacp, he said i did it come i partly responsible but it was a mistake and