michael kirby let us all -- off with that theme. also some empirical data from the special issues that have been happening regularly at these conferences. this one was on hiv and sex workers. i also edited that. full disclosure. it is a wonderful group of young investigators who wrote those papers. i am very excited. there is strong human rights evidence for potential benefits of reducing hiv incidence. and also on decriminalization as hiv prevention. finally, the implementation track now has the largest number of abstract submissions of any track. those of you who work out there, you are an enormous sector. there was great science so very encouraging outcomes. also one or two warnings. good news that earlier disclosure turned out to have adherence to therapy. that is an important finding. happily, in africa, many of those kids are surviving. a challenging issue with plan b, occluding the hiv therapy which looks like their retention is not as good as we had hoped. they are falling off and that is going to be an important challenge.

michael kirby kind of led us off with that theme. there were a number of presentations on human rights policy and the law and also some empirical data from a special issue of the lancet. they have now been happening regularly with these conferences. this one was on hiv and sex work, and sex workers. i would encourage you all to read it. i also edited it, full disclosure but it's a wonderful group of young investigators who led those papers. really excited about the science but there's strong human rights evidence there for for example the potential benefits of reducing police violence onsive incidents. models outkonl and also on decriminalization as an hiv prevention approach. finally in track 8, actually now has the largest number of be a strukt sufficient lations. for those of you who worked for implmenters out there, you are an enormous sector and doing lots and lots of work. there was great science. some very encouraging outcomes. also one or two warnings. one was good news that earlier disclosure to adolescents turns out to impr

michael kirby came in and blended as well. >> i was quite amazing.iswhat is less clear to me what was supposed to be done. it was less clear to me after all the pronouncements. the melbourne declaration was great. the criminalization session was great. it pills that were made, kirby's opening address on opening night. it has not yet gelled into a fairly clear set of priority actions that are supposed to happen, to address this urgent homophobia and the proliferation of bad laws. i put that out. another problem area that emerged was fact that there were no serious high-level asian leaders. the president of fiji showed up, which was nice of him to do. there were ministers there. --arcurgenot a there's not evidence of broad gauged high-level political interest from the asia-pacific region. i was disappointed to see that. e world bank and the study of the financing across asia-pacific, a paper that will be published at -- that david wilson is working on. it shows that in this case, the response is overwhelmingly dependent upon government commitments. it

michael, i want to play something. this is the pentagon secretary john kirby. he had this to say about u.s. surveillance over syria.e he circumstances the president has been clear about this, secretary hagel has been clear about this. this is a serious threat. from a serious group of terrorists. and we need to stay mindful of doing what we need to do to protect american citizens at home and abroad. and it's been stated before. we're not going to hold ourselves to geographic boundaries in order to accomplish that job. 10 without getting into international law, for which i would be ill educated to speak to, i can tell you we'll do what we need to do to protect americans. >> a serious threat at home and abroad. isis is a serious threat to our homeland? do we need to take them on abroad? >> i think so. admiral kirby referred to geographical boundaries there are no geographical boundaries with respect to isis. the boundary between syria and iraq has been erased. you cannot fight isis in what is left of one country. what we're doing in iraq is good. it's prevented the genocide of yazidis. i hear on twitter that we might

michael brown. all right. julie, let me draw my attention to you first or your attention to what we just heard admiral kirby talking about the militarization of the police force possibly in ferguson, missouri.esting that the department of defense is now addressing this? >> no. the national guard was called in so obviously this is catapulted to a whole different stratosphere than a local law enforcement issue. i'm not surprised about that. what i'm surprised about is that there is no solution as to how to fix this problem. the governor of missouri has tried different things to get this under control. local law enforcement has. the justice department is coming in. it seems to me this problem will continue to spiral out of control unless someone gets ahold of it very quickly. >> larry, how should someone get ahold of it? is sending eric holder there tomorrow the answer? >> sending eric holder will inflame things even more. it sends the signal that this truly is a major federal issue. this isn't a federal issue. this president has had so many opportunities to unite us. he has a unique moral position to ignite us over t

kirby. more coming un, kt. good to have you here. eric. eric: calls for peace in missouri from the family of michael brown. they're preparing for his funeral less than two hours from now. how protesters are expected to react as the teenager is laid to rest. martha: as we've said, the vacation is over for president obama. he is back at the white house in the overall office with a lot on his agenda this week and dealing with heavy criticism for the golf games during the heavy situations. so is that criticism fair? >> i certainly don't begrudge the president taking time for vacation but i think there was a perception disconnect when he gave the speech. , dad? yeah, i can fix that. (dad) i wanted a car that could handle anything. i fixed it! (dad) that's why i got a subaru legacy. (vo) symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 36 mpg. i gotta break more toys. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. with centurylink visionary cloud a brinfrastructure, and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable, secure, and agile. martha: we are back. we've got breaking n

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kirby this hour. and cry for justice. emotions run deep as thousands gather for the funeral of slain missouri teenager michael brown. we're going live to ferguson. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> we're following two major stories this hour. thousands gathering for an emotional final farewell to michael brown, the unarmed black teen shot dead by a police officer. we'll go live to ferguson, missouri, for full coverage coming up. but first, isis insurgents score another stunning victory. this time in syria. the brutal jihadist group is now celebrating its seizure of a syrian air base which only days ago was operating against the rebels. and now, isis has basically taken control of the northern province of raqqah and holds a vast stretch of territory in both syria and iraq. usair power has slowed the isis advances in iraq but after the beheading of an american hostage by isis, the obama administration is weighing strikesing in syria. our correspondents and guests are standing by with full coverage of both of these stories. let's begin with our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. barbara? >> wolf,

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