And good evening. Thanks for joining us on this saturday. Im tom llamas. As we come on the air tonight, the new details coming in about the deadly shooting rampage at a Northern California facility dedicated to helping veterans who are suffering from posttraumatic stress. Weve learned the identity of the decorated soldier who took workers there hostage. You can see the tactical teams moving in there at the height of the showdown. Investigators tonight saying albert wong killed three of those workers he held at gunpoint before apparently turning the weapon on himself. What were learning about his connection to that program and what investigators say he was just asked to do in the last two weeks. Abcs more si gone Marci Gonzalez on the scene tonight, starting us off. Reporter tonight, investigators in california trying to piece together what led a decorated army veteran, who served a year in afghanistan, to return to the facility where he was treated for ptsd and open fire. I and members
Yes. How do you feel about that . All in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. Nbc news has learned that Iraqi Military force backed by u. S. Air strikes and possibly even american Ground Troops could launch an assault to retake the iraqi city of mosul from isis fighters as early as april. This news arrives on the same day that a new poll shows for the very first time a majority of americans now favoring the use of Ground Troops in the fight against isis. It caps a week in which war rhetoric has dramatically ratcheted up. A senior u. S. Official from u. S. Central command told nbc News Pentagon contempt Jim Miklaszewski that as many as 20,000 Iraqi Military and Kurdish Forces could be involved in the operation to retake mosul, iraqs second largest city. The official said that if needed, u. S. Ground forces, including special Operations Forces and Forward Air Controllers used to call in air strikes could also be involved in the operation. Eerily, arriving on the
The former cia agent who did two years in prison for talking to a reporter about torture. Youre the only person that has gone to prison over torture. Yes. How do you feel about that . All in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. Nbc news has learned that Iraqi Military force backed by u. S. Air strikes and possibly even american Ground Troops could launch an assault to retake the iraqi city of mosul from isis fighters as early as april. This news arrives on the same day that a new poll shows for the very first time a majority of americans now favoring the use of Ground Troops in the fight against isis. It caps a week in which war rhetoric has dramatically ratcheted up. A senior u. S. Official from u. S. Central command told nbc News Pentagon correspondent Jim Miklaszewski that as many as 20,000 Iraqi Military and Kurdish Forces could be involved in the operation to retake mosul, iraqs second largest city. The official said that if needed, u. S. Ground forces, in
Reporter about torture. Youre the only person that has gone to prison over torture. Yes. How do you feel about that . All in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. Nbc news has learned that Iraqi Military force backed by u. S. Air strikes and possibly even american Ground Troops could launch an assault to retake the iraqi city of mosul from isis fighters as early as april. This news arrives on the same day that a new poll shows for the very first time a majority of americans now favoring the use of Ground Troops in the fight against isis. It caps a week in which war rhetoric has dramatically ratcheted up. A senior u. S. Official from u. S. Central command told nbc News Pentagon contempt Jim Miklaszewski that as many as 20,000 Iraqi Military and Kurdish Forces could be involved in the operation to retake mosul, iraqs second largest city. The official said that if needed, u. S. Ground forces including special Operations Forces and Forward Air Controllers used to ca
Our nbc news headquarters here in new york. Day 208 of the trump administration. And on this day after, the president spoke his mind on White Supremacists and nazis and their like, there was a palpable feeling among millions of citizens today that america took a step back this week. The office we normally look up to lift us up, provide moral leadership instead has given hate groups the validation and recognition they have craved ever since the very first men to don a hood and light a cross. The president today stayed out of sight. He managed to escape new york. Hes back at his new jersey golf resort. We do have some new journalism to report on tonight, some of it coming out as we were coming on the air that speaks to his state of mind and the state of this white house. Late tonight, Ashley Parker and robert costa of the Washington Post gave us this headline. Trumps lack of discipline leaves new chief of staff frustrated and dismayed. Of course, some of that was visible in realtime yest