The president faces skeptical lawmakers on capitol hill. On sunday president obama strongly defended the deal speaking to the New York Times columnist thomas freidman. What i would say to the israeli people is however, that there is no formula, there is no option to prevent iran was getting a Nuclear Weapon that will be more effective than the Diplomatic Initiative and framework that we put forward. And thats demonstrable. Benjamin netanyahu is blasting if deal calling it historically bad. Here he is speaking on cnns state of the union yesterday. Well i think the alternative u s are not eer just the bad deal or war. Theres a third alternative. Standing firm and ratcheting up the pressure until you get a better deal. The better deal would roll back irans vast Nuclear Structure and require iran to stop its aggression in the region, terror worldwide. Thats a better deal. Its achievable. As the white house launches an Aggressive Campaign to sell the framework deal u. S. Lawmakers are press
Greater interests of his country to retire and for this newly elected government to put together a new government. Now the white house may be hearing some form may be nearing some form of military action. President obama telling four top lawmakers in congress hell seek their input but he does not need their permission. Our Anderson Cooper is on the ground in baghdad. We also have michelle cosinsky at the white house covering all. It. Anderson you sent time on the ground with young iraqis signing up for the military and the situation about the largest and critical oil refinery in iraq to the north of where you are. Who holds control, is it isis or the Iraqi Government soldiers . Reporter yes, really all eyes are on that refinery, as you said t is iraqs largest refinery just outside baiji. Theyve been attacking it for the last day, the last really 36 hours or so just a few minutes ago, an iraqi colonel at the refinery holed up with his forces called into iraqi television, said they are s
Up there it looks like isil had geographic objectives. It actually has tribal objectives. It eats its way tribe by tribe wherever it goes and the fact that it ends up in mose is more happenstance of the tribe theyre trying to pursue. If we showed the tribes it would probably be 48 to 54 different tribes isil has in some ways coerced or coopted or driven a aw away on your question about the shia militia, i think our offer of support here will be conditional there are a iraqi brigades we assessed. 20 we assessed to be reputable partners. That is to say theyve remained multiconfessional. Theyre well led, they still have their equipment. They seem to have a certain cohesion and equipment to the central government. The other 24 concerned us on infiltration and leadership and sectarianism. So so we can apply our support conditionally and thats the influence i think youre discussin discussing. Im assuming this is a Contingency Operation and i wanted to point out that the provisions of the war
But his leadership may become a casualty of the conflict nonetheless. Many in washington believe maliki cant unify his own country to stop the invasion and prevent a new civil war. Lawmakers say hes got to go, but the administration only hints at it. The white house may be nearing some form of military action. President barack obama tells top lawmakers in congress that hell seek their input but he doesnt need their permission. This as sources tell us that the u. S. Is carrying out man reconnaissance flights. Heres secretary of state john kerry defending dallas to nbc. Maliki was asking for help with air strikes in the last few weeks, as this was coming. As isis was coming toward this part of iraq. Why didnt we act then. For a lot of different reasons, not the least of which is we didnt have operational theater capacity at that point in time partly because Prime Minister maliki denied the kind of permissions necessary. That raises the question, why come to malikis rescue now. Isnt he a
Consideration. The cdc is reevaluating the intensity with which theyre training. In fact dr. Frieden yesterday in his press conference made it very, very clear they are going to intensify the training in several important ways as opposed to assuming that hospitals are going to be aggressive in training their staf staff. Critics say no one should lay the blame on nurses but rather on Health Officials for not doing enough Emergency Training in hospitals. I want to discuss this all. Joining me now, Elizabeth Cohen and dr. Jorge rodriguez. Both of you have been incredible as we cover this story. We now know that often times nurses are on the front lines, more hands on with the patients than perhaps the doctors we know this nurse wore a mask, a gown, a shield, gloves, we know this patient was in isolation yet she got ebola. What possibly could have gone wrong . Where was the point of weakness . Michaela, as you suggested it may be because they werent necessarily using the right type of equi