Wall, paul. And the threats. Hes been terrific. Now if he ever goes against me, i wont say that, okay . When all in starts right now. Good evening from new york. Im chris hayes. In 37 days donald trump will become president of these United States. We have breaking news tonight. Two Senior Intelligence officials tell nbc news that russian president Vladimir Putin was involved in efforts to disrupt the u. S. President ial election. That conclusion is based on intelligence from diplomatic sources and others including spies working for americas allies. That comes on top of growing consensus in the Intelligence Community in the u. S. That russia was behind multiple large scale attacks on Democratic Institutions and operatives producing fodder for countless embarrassing and politically damaging stories at the height of the president ial election. The in the just had amazing reporting on the alleged scope of the russia Cyber Attacks which targeted the Democratic National Committee Chairman po
century. those loyal to assad and militias have all but crushed anti-government rebels. the u.n. human rights office has cited accounts of women and children being burned alive and families choosing suicide over surrender. we should note independent var fick kags of these accounts is impossible at this moment. rebel fighters were due to leave aleppo as part of a cease-fire agreement. however air strikes continued trapping tens of thousands of civilians. late this afternoon several news outlets began reporting the cease-fire agreement was back on. u.s. ambassador to the united nations samantha power addressed the crisis in aleppo yesterday. to the assad regime, russia and iran, your forces and proxies are carrying out these crimes. your barrel bombs and mortars and air strikes have allowed the militia in aleppo to encircle tens of thousands of civilians in your ever-tightening noose. it is your noose. three member states of the u.n.
aleppo, syria, has become synonymous with war-torn misery particularly over the last several months. it was once a bustling metropolis. so much so that a travel piece in the new york times we discovered old homes transformed into small hotels or restaurants with the cuisine some of the most memorable i ve tasted in the middle east. these are images of syria s largest city with its open air markets and bustling town squares and ancient landmarks, a mix of east and west, people lived together in relative peace though under the thumb of the assad regime. one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. this is what aleppo looks like today. described by france s u.n. ambassadors a, quote, the worst humanitarian trgedy of the 21st century. those loyal to assad and militias have all but crushed anti-government rebels. the u.n. human rights office has cited accounts of women and children being burned alive and families choosing suicide over surrender. we should note independent