damon jacobs has been taking travolta every morning for 3 years to medication protects him against h. i.v. infection the tablets have been available in the us as an aids prophylactic since 2012 and they're covered by health insurance studies say it offers 99 percent immunity against h i be. put away with using it when i was using condoms it always felt like maybe he status was dependent on somebody else it is a really important part of my daily routine starting the day cleaning like i'm in control i have agency i'm not going to be positive today. truvada was originally developed to treat hiv infections if the medication is taken as a preventive measure it's known as prep short for pre-exposure prophylaxis. is part of new york 78 strategy it's been responsible for a complete reversal in the number of new infections. howard grossman is a doctor and activist who also takes prep. if everybody who is at risk of infection goes on crap and everybody who is a tiny positive gets treatment and access to treatment and effective treatment then in one generation this epidemic ends without a back s

da damon, we have done a lot of crossovers here. it is nice to see you. see you sdpyou. >> how surprised were you how tough the conditions were? >> you know, we is see it coming from the practice rounds early in the week. a lot of the players were saying the course was playing firm and fast as they can remember. fred couples saying he has never seen the greens as fasts as they were a big departure from november with the temperatures cooler and the course was more scorable and soft we knew this would be a different masters. that's what we are getting so far. tough to score >> what is the feeling like? this is a live sporting event. he see patrons out there that's what they call the fans at augusta national. what is the sense having spectators back on the facility grounds? >> i would say it is a sense of gratitude. a sense we are almost returning to normal in the era of covid. it is not as many patrons. it is one step forward to golf returning to 100%. golf was the leading sports during the pandemic because you can socially distance safely and be outside in

apologies to the now homeless matt damon.olice chief taking the stand against his former officer. >> to continue to apply that level of force to a person that in no way, shape or form is anything that is by policy. >> testifying against derek chauvin, accused of murdering george floyd. now for the fight for justice from one family to another. >>> when it comes to fatal police shootings, why do so few trials end in convictions? >> the american justice system is on trial again. she can win with floyd. >>> plus, breaking barriers. from walking the streets of his neighborhood to the halls of democracy, how one newly minted lawmaker hopes to re

had her apple strudel delivered by damon going underground tunnel leading to the hostel but. as he said it's almost a main course soup together with soup so i think a calorie intake has been reached. in . this group and there are endless kinds of struggles in the sweet ones alone so there is an apple strudel fruit is the cherry strudel strawberry strudel and apricots. my name is rudolph saw not so good but i had pastry chef and i had damon in vienna and i've been baking apple strudel him since i was 6 years old up for. discussion but we start with the strudel dough consisting of flour salt one egg and then little warm water and oil we've. had so many big now we come to the highlight of the viennese apple strudel food and we stretch the strudel dough. because it's the cone confectioner must master this art. some of them stored there when you toss the strudel dough up in the air and it expands and becomes thinner and thinner. before this if the struggle is now so thin that you can read this book through it. do poison the crumbs absorb the apples what would approve that means th

too we had a lot of stuff and we had a would be the great wall where they task damon as lovely and sure there were other easy task members but matt damon as the star in this very chinese movie was just problematic. so it's project after project that discounted the idea that asian people should be front and center and telling their own story. with tom asian american was coined in the 19th 16th as a rejection of the more problematic label oriental. we've come to describe more than 20000000 through than if you can trace the roots movements once you country the public's view of asian americans with disproportionately shaped by china. donald trump trying to convince americans that could 19 if the chinese virus visited on the west why do you keep calling this the chinese virus why do you keep using this logic of this injury is just it's not racist at all to the impact of that has been found by asian americans across the board not just chinese one the rise of. byproduct to launch a power struggle taking place between washington and beijing. and we do see a lot of fear mongering headline and th

damon jacobs has been taking to vote every morning for 3 years the medication protects him against h. i.v. infection the tablets have been available in the us as an aids prophylactic since 2012 and they're covered by health insurance studies say it offers 99 percent immunity against h i be. put away with using when i was using condoms it always felt like a status was dependent on somebody else it is a really important part of my daily routine starting the day thinking like i'm in control i have agency i'm not going to be hiv positive today. truvada was originally developed to treat hiv infections if the medication is taken as a preventive measure it's known as prep short for pre-exposure prophylaxis. this part of new york sandy aid strategy it's been responsible for a complete reversal in the number of new infections. how it grossman is a doctor and activist who also takes prep if everybody who is at risk of infection goes on perhaps and everybody who is a tiny positive gets treatment and access to treatment and effective treatment then in one generation this epidemic ends without a b

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cnn's arwa damon has the latest. >> the person filming cries out in horror.here's the sound of another blast from within the inferno. a woman screams. it's baghdad's infectious diseases hospital filled with covid-19 patients and their family members. hussein was inside caring for his mother and he was urging her to try and eat something. i couldn't save her, he sobs. we tried to evacuate my mom but once we reached the door we were blown away by one of the blasts, he remembers. the pain still so raw and incomprehensible. he's at the baghdad morgue waiting for her charred remains, and along with others whose loved ones were suffocated or burnt beyond recognition. when tragedies happen government officials always give bogus reasons, and they also try to justify their devilish ways, he says. the fire is believed to be started by an oxygen tank blowing up, and the flames appear to be larger and the man arrives with a fire extinguisher, but that blast led to series of others, and it was half an hour before the civil defense says it got a call. by the time they resp

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our cnn arwa damon is covering istanbul. arwa, a shift here in the u.s. people are asking why now.us through the significance and timing of this move? >> reporter: well, kim, it could very well be that president biden feels this is something that is necessary, given how he is trying to and has pledged to do so during the campaign. but also, president biden is in very many ways trying to right the image of the united states globally. and among those attempts is trying to create the impression of a country that sfr standing up for human rights around the world. is that very well could be, analysts are saying part of this logic in wanting to do so. other presidents have avoided using the actual term "genocide" out of concerns of alienating ankara. and the fact that president biden is planning on doing this did not come from either one of the readouts. not from the readout that came out from the white house. not from the readout that came out from president erdogan's office. from someone familiar with the operations who described them as being very tense. once you have the situation wh

. >> and our arwa damon is covering the story from istanbul. obviously, very divergent reactions to this announcement. take us through the reaction where you are, in turkey. >> pretty much, a unified voice coming from the government here, kim. one of condemnation. one of a certain level of anger, and irritation towards the united states. position. turkey has long maintained that the definition of genocide should not be applied here. that the context of what took place needs to be considered. and that, hundreds of thousands of other people were killed alongside the armenians. and that, some of those killings were taken out -- carried out -- by armenians, themselves. that being said, kim, the turkish president, recep tayyip erdogan, as he does every single year, did pass on his condolences to the descendent of ottoman armenians and he did allude, to a certain degree, in statements made before president biden came out with his declaration. to the history between armenians and turks. saying that, perhaps, it was best to leave the past behind. and t

arwa damon has more on the tragic situation. >> reporter: the person filming cries out in horror.the inferno. a woman screams. it's baghdad's infectious diseases hospital, filled with covid-19 patients and their family members. hussein was inside caring for his family member, urging her to eat something. i couldn't save her, he sobs. we tried to evacuate my mom but once we reached the door we were blown away by one of the blasts, he remembers, the pain still so raw, so incomprehensible. he's at the baghdad morgue waiting for her charred remains along with the others whose loved ones either suffocated to death or were burnt. some beyond recognition. his father's anger seeps through his sorrow. when tragedy's happen government officials always give bogus reasons. they always try to justify their devilish ways, he says. as seen in this cctv video, the explosion, believed to be an oxygen tank that blew, came from inside one of the rooms. people start to run. someone, it looks like a patient, an elderly man, is pulled out. the flames appear to be getting larger. a man arrives with a ha

arwa damon there in istanbul for us. arwa. >>> the white house has wrapped up two days of high-level talks on tackling climate change. bold promises made, but will they lead to meaningful action? we'll speak with an environmental scientist coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ rely on the experts at 1800petmeds for the same medications as the vet, but for less with fast free shipping. visit petmeds.com today. >>> welcome back. president biden closing out his two-day climate summit with a message of economic prosperity if the global community shifts away from fossil fuels to renewable energies in the years ahead. >> today's final session is not about the threat that climate change poses. it's about the opportunity that addressing climate change provides. it's an opportunity to create millions of good-paying jobs around the world. >> now, the president also said tackling the climate crisis can lead to greater international cooperation. he noted russia's willingness to work with the u.s. on co2 removal despite differences on oth

cnn's arwa damon is covering this story from istanbul.a, very divergent reactions to this announcement. take us through the reaction where you are in turkey and how it might affect relations with the u.s. >> reporter: well, to take this the other way around, if we're looking at the relations between turkey and the united states, they are already fractured over a number of issues. so we can just add president biden recognizing these mass killings that took place more than a century ago into that whole basket of things that are potentially facing both countries as they try to somehow move their relationship forward. what was interesting was that neither the white house nor the president's office following the call that took place between erdogan and biden, before biden made this specific announcement, mentioned the fact that they had spoken about how the united states would now be viewing what took place in ottoman lands more than 100 years ago. they both completely sidestepped this, instead choosing to focus in both of these readouts on th

arwa damon has more. >> reporter: the person filming cries out in horror.nother blast from within the inferno. a woman screams. it's baghdad's infectious diseases hospital, filled with covid-19 patients and their family members. this individual was inside caring for his mother. he was urging her to try to eat something. i couldn't save her, he sobs. we tried to evacuate my mom, but once we reached the door, we were blown away by one of the blasts, he remembers. the pain still so raw, so incomprehensible. he's at the baghdad morgue waiting for her charred remains along with the others whose loved ones either suffocated to death or were burnt, some beyond recognition. his father's anger seeps through his sorrow. when tragedies happen, government officials always give bogus reasons. they always try to justify their devilish ways, he says. as seen in this cctv video, the explosion believed to be an oxygen tank that blew came from inside one of the rooms. people start to run. someone -- it looks like a patient, an elderly man -- is pulled out. the flames appear

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our arwa damon is covering the turkish reaction from istanbul. a arwa, so how could this affect turkish relations with the u.s.? >> well, it's already a very fractured relationship, kim, over a number of other issues. this is, very much, not going to help the relationship, that's for sure. the turkish foreign minister was very harsh, in his rhetoric, aimed directly at the united states. saying that it was a vulgar distortion of history. also, going on to say, quote, we are not going to take lessons about our history from anyone. president erdogan, also, made comments, prior to president biden's statements. and in them, erdogan repeated the same message that he has for years. he acknowledged the killings. he offered his condolences to ottoman armenians. but he also went on to say, the politicization of debates which historians ought to engage in by third parties and a tool in their meddling has not served anyone's interests. it's worth noting, though, both leaders spoke the day before this declaration was made by president biden and both readouts

arwa damon is in istanbul and she's covering the turkish reaction. hi. tell us, arwa? >> reporter: good morning, robyn. well, not entirely unexpected at all given that turkey has historically disputed the categorization of the mass killings that took place as being a genocide, arguing that the events that took place more than a century ago need to be put into historical context. also arguing that hundreds of thousands of other people who were not armenian were killed as well. and some of those killings happened at the hands of armenians. now, the turkish president did, however, as he does every single year, come out and recognize those who were killed. but his language centers more around the fact that he believes that turks and armenians should move past what took place more than a century ago. following that statement by president biden, though, we did hear from a number of senior turkish officials with a very harsh reaction. the foreign minister, for example, saying that it was a vulgar distortion of history and, quote, "we are not going to take lesso

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well today mr damon is actually one of more than 100 people who are on trial in the turkish capital ankara many of them are members of the left is pro kurdish opposition party here in turkey the h d p they have been trial for allegedly grow in the so-called core bonnie protests which happened nearly 7 years ago back in 2914 back then the predominantly kurdish town of course bani just across the border in syria was in to see i says jihadists and the h.p. had called for protests in support of the people of course bonnie but these demonstrations that turned into violence between protesters and turkish police dozens of people were killed back then turkish authorities now accuse the h.e.p.a. of having incited the deadly violence and the defendants are charged with among others that me quote disrupting the unity and integrity of the state this is a very serious charge that's why they are facing multiple aggravated life sentences thousands of years in jail possibly mr david harsh and his h.p. on the other hand say this is a politically motivated trial it is the government of president ed one who

was introduced in 2012 the number of users has risen by 500 percent and infection rates are falling damon jacobs has set up a website to publicize truvada more widely. i spoke to a friend of mine about prep and he was like i wish you would have told me that i'm already positive that broke my heart so that is when i started a facebook group devoted to prep. there's also some drastically needed change afoot in new york's bronx district and the hot spot homosexuality is still a to boo subject amongst many communities certain health centers offer anonymous hiv tests like nonprofit organization health hiv primarily infects young people aged 13 to 21 health targets it's a message to high risk groups like homeless people sex workers drug addicts and the partners of people with hiv it's workshops teach these young people about h i.v. prophylaxis. i think one of the biggest thing was about. the people is that it's marketed as a gauge but it's something that can be used for everyone all types of identity you know sexual in whom health young clients talk about why people don't use condoms they like

was introduced in 2012 the number of users has risen by 500 percent and infection rates are falling damon jacobs has set up a website to publicize truvada more widely. i spoke to a friend of mine about prep and he was like i wish you would have told me that i'm already positive that broke my heart so that is when i started a facebook group devoted to prep. there's also some drastically needed change afoot in new york's bronx district n.h.i. the hot spot homosexuality is still a to blue subject amongst many communities certain health centers offer anonymous hiv tests like nonprofit organization health hiv primarily infects young people aged 13 to 21 health targets it's a message to high risk groups like homeless people sex workers drug addicts and the partners of people with hiv it's workshops teach these young people about h i v prophylaxis. i think one of the biggest stigma is about. the people have is that it's marketed as a gauge of but it's something that can be used for everyone all types of identity you know sexual. whom health young clients talk about why people don't use condoms t

mr damon is the most prominent of more than 100 people who are on trial today in the turkish capital ankara many of them all members of the pro kurdish opposition party here in turkey the pm there being trial to something that happened in 2014 in turkey's mainly kurdish south east the so-called ko bonnie protests back then the town of course bonnie just across the border in syria was and to see isis militants and the h.e.p.a. had called for protests in support of the people of course bonnie these demonstrations quickly turned into violence between protesters and police and dozens of people were killed back then and now to fish authorities and queues at the h.t.t.p. of having caused the deadly violence the defendants today of being charged with let me quote disrupting the unity and territorial integrity of the state that's a very serious charge they have faced with multiple aggravated life sentences should they be sentenced at the end of this trial mr de matusz and his h.p. on the other hand say this trial is politically motivated and it's an attempt by prison edwin and his government

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cnn's arwa damon has more. >> reporter: the person filming cries out in horror. there is a sound of another blast from win the inferno. a woman screams. it's baghdad's infectious diseases hospital filled with covid-19 patients and their family members. he was urging his mother to try to eat inside the unit. i couldn't save her, he said. we tried to evacuate my mom but once we reached the door, we were blown away by one of the blasts, he remembers. the pain still so raw. so incomprehensible. he's at the baghdad morgue waiting for her charred remains. along with others whose loved ones suffocated or burnt beyond recognition. when tragedies happen, government officials give bogus reasons. they always try to justify their devilish ways, he says. a scene in this cctv video, the explosion appear to be an oxygen tank that blew appear to be inside one of the rooms. the flames appear to be getting larger. a man arrives with a hand held fire extinguish. no fireproofing, it was not enough. that blast lead to a series of others. the fire alarm was faulty. it was half an hour

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. >> damon young is a writer and a co-founder of one of my favorite websites, very smart brother.t importantly after he made it, he stayed it. >> i feel like pittsburgh is a microcosm. we believe our own hype, just like america believes its lofty missions that were written by slave owners. there's a reason why white people are thriving and black people are not. we didn't get this way just because of unconnected decisions. >> they are only thinking about the klan, you know, segregation now, segregation forever. >> uh-huh. >> but they're not thinking about the structures that exist in this country -- >> yeah. >> -- that keep black folks at the bottom. >> it's not even about hate. >> yes. >> it's not about hate. >> really, it's not about hate. >> i have a black best friend and your favorite show couis something else. those guys are the most visible tip of the iceberg along with genocide, hate crimes, lynching, hate groups, the stuff good stuff think is bad. beneath the cold water is most of the stuff like police bradshaw tality. some states don't even have laws against it, jim crow l

and a week later, sergeant damon gutzwiller with the santa cruz county sheriff's office was ambushedre carried out by a member of the far right militia group following the boogaloo movement and others within that group knew what was going down. i think it's important understand that this newly unsealed indictment. >> gives us a view into a boogaloo terror cell. devin burghart with the institute for research and education on human rights monitors far right extremist behavior. he says the indictment shows accused gunman stephen did not act alone in planning and killing. >> either officer stephen was provided the ideological ammunition to go out and commit these horrific acts. >> by this larger group. the indictment alleges the group is called the grisly scouts and they communicated with each other and at the time of last summer's killings. they first met on facebook and then continue discussions about violence against law enforcement and whatsapp. federal authorities say the 4 men later deleted those conversations. >> the charges included 3 men from the bay area. 33 year-old robert jes

. >> damon young is a writer and a cofounder of one of my favorite websites -- very smart brothers.s born and raised here. and most importantly, after he made it, he stayed here. >> i feel like pittsburgh is the market cause of america. in a sense that i think that we believe our own hype. just as america kind of believes its own hype, believes its lofty missions that were written by slave owners. and that's a reason why white people in pittsburgh seem to be thriving and black people are not. we didn't get this way just because of unconnected decisions. >> that's why i think when white people hear the phrase white supremacy, they are only thinking about the klan. you know, segregation now, segregation forever. >> yeah. >> but they're not thinking about the structures that exist in this country that keep black folks at the bottom. >> and it's not even about hate. >> yes. >> weirdly, it's not about hate. >> yeah. you can have a black best friend and your favorite show, it would be "power" and have a lebron james poster on your wall, you can do all of that and still have investments in

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it is not a matt damon movie, per se. what i would focus on is the international effort and the private/public enterprise here as it seems to be working so far. the imagery we see now of one of the stages breaking away the attempt to land those as well in the endeavor capsule alone and orbit. jon: i believe that is what they call the money shot. tomorrow morning, dragon will dock with the international space station. after approximately six months, the crew to astronauts and dragon will depart from the space station no earlier than october 31 for return to earth and splashdown in the atlantic ocean off of the coast of florida. lisa: tom was talking about the hardware. i'm thinking about the experience. because this is the third ever private venture into space with live astronauts. then basically hitching a ride to, paving the way to a consumer space exploration age. there was a story in the new york times about what they would eat. you think about going to museums and getting space ice cream, and it tastes like cardboard,

you have eight hours there for the police officer accused of killing justine day damon. that gives you a sense. there are different number of counts but that is a sense of what we know. we haven't heard anything from this morning for when those deliberations resumed. >> thanks, shaq. we also have president biden's comments. let's play a little bit more of that for you. >> they are a good family and they are calling for peace and tranquility no matter what the verdict is. i am praying the verdict is the right verdict. it is overwhelming in my view. i wouldn't say that if the jury wasn't sequestered now. we talked about how they were doing. thank you very much for coming in. >> that during a meeting with hispanic members of congress. kristen welker joins us now. pretty striking for the president, what the jury is out, for the president to say he thought the evidence was overwhelming. >> i thought it was remarkable to hear those comments from president biden. undoubtedly you will get reaction from both sides of the aisle to him saying that. i think what he said quite clearl

and a week later, sergeant damon gutzwiller with the santa cruz county sheriff's office was ambushed and killed its alleged. both attacks were carried out by a member of the far right militia group following the boogaloo movement and others within that group knew what was going down. i think it's important understand that this newly unsealed indictment. >> gives us a view into a boogaloo terror cell. devin burghart with the institute for research and education on human rights monitors far right extremist behavior. he says the indictment shows accused gunman stephen did not act alone in planning and killing. >> either officer stephen was provided the ideological ammunition to go out and commit these horrific acts. >> by this larger group. the oup is called the grisly scouts and they communicated with each other and at the time of last summer's killings. they first met on facebook and then continue discussions about violence against law enforcement and whatsapp. federal authorities say the 4 men later deleted those conversations. >> the charges included 3 men from the bay area. 33 year