[ no audio ] faucis statement comes when the cdc is under increasing pressure to offer really the same level of clarity on the guidelines and guidance that they put out for what vaccinated and unvaccinated americans can do right now. Cnns Elizabeth Cohen has new reporting on this very topic. Shes joining me now. Does faucis Statement Today put even additional pressure on the cdc . It does, kate. Actually, he said some things on sunday as well. They did you feel like he is trying to telegraph or push the cdc. Come on, guys. Lets get with the program. Lets be more lenient and more clear about Mask Usage. And one of the reasons that he is doing that is because the Cdc Hasnt been entirely clear. If you Take A Look at their mask guidelines, theyre actually very similar to what fauci just said. But look at this. Its not very clear. You have to three different colors. This is only part of it, too. The difference situations, greens and yellows and masks and not masks. It was not sort of the gr
corporate funding is provided by mutual of america designing customized individual and group retirement products. that s why we are your retirement company. additional support is provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios in lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. stewart: good evening. thanks for joining us. i m alison stewart. hari sreenivasan is off. at a security conference today in munich germany, world leaders tried to find a way to end, or at least contain, the now- escalating 10-month conflict in eastern ukraine. this, as the united states and nato consider whether to send arms to the pro-western ukrainian government to help it thwart an offensive by pro- russian rebels. it s an idea that one of america s most reliable allies, germany, has resisted. i think the progress that ukraine needs cannot be achieved by more weapons. i really, really
mir ram and ira d. walter. rosalind p. walter. corporate funding by mutual of america designing customized individual and group retirement products. that s why we re your retirement company. additional support provided by and by the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions from viewers like you. thank you. from the studios at lincoln center in new york hari sreenivasan. more upheaval in odessa where dozens died after a clash friday between pro-russians and pro-ukrainian militants. 30 pro-russian activists were set free. the prime minister of ukraine visited the city today and called the deaths friday a tragedy for all ukrainians. all this is occurring hundreds of miles from the east of the country where forces have been battling pro-russian militias. for more about this growing international crisis we re joining by peter leonard of the associated press in the city of donetsk, one of the key sites of the pro-russian uprising. what s the situation on the grou
corporate funding provided by mutual of america, designing customized products. that s why we re your retirement company. additional support is provided by and the corporation for public broadcasting and contributions from the pbs station from viewers like you. from the tish studios in lincoln center in new york. thank yous for joining us. there has been a sharp escalation of the crisis in ukraine. government forces today attacked pro-russian separatists who had seized government buildings and police stations near the russian border. there are reports of casualties on both sides. the acting president of ukraine called it the start of a major offensive by the ukrainian army. translator: the national security and defense council decided to launch a full-scale anti-terrorist operation using the armed forces of ukraine. we won t let russia repeat the crimea scenario. the russian foreign ministry called that decision a criminal order and said it is now the west s responsib
u.n. inspectors could get their first look at at site ofage alleged chemical attack in syria just hours from now. the syrian government has agreed to grant them access. the attacks reportedly killed hundreds of people including small children. now five days later the obama administration is questioning whether any evidence the inspectors find will tell the real story. the suspected attacks took place outside of damascus. the area has seen heavy shelling since the alleged chemical attack. and that poses a difficulty for inspectors. the white house doesn t seem to have a lot of faith in syria s promise to cooperate. here is al jazeera s white house correspondent mike viqueira. reporter: the administration said there is little doubt. the red line has been crossed, the question now will there be a military price to pay for the assad regime. now the white house says it s too late. any belated decision by the r regime would now be considered too late to be credible. the navy has