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With aleppo in hands of the government. the war is far from over because there are still pockets of rebel held areas and some of the areas of damascus. it is still of a still mate. there are still parts of the country is entirely controlled by isis which is not the focus of the government. thats one of the criticisms against them is that they are not serious taking the fight and isis as we reported taken over. it gives the government the upper hand and does not decisively end the civil war. >> a...

Stephanie. well, another terrible, cruel twist in this brutal war. it did appear last night that the end was in sight, that the battle for aleppo at least was all but over, but this morning theyre being attacks, the cease-fire, whatever deal was done seems to have broken down and people are reporting airstrikes, bombs, shelling, shooting, tanks firing most of it in the east of aleppo. weve been getting lots of reports, video reports on social media with people posting reports and you can hear ex...

>> take a look. >> for russia please to stop the advancement of the syrian army. forget about the rest. >> nbcs chief global correspondent richard engel. lets start with bill nealy. fact check that statement. is the reason the west wants a cease-fire just to protect terrorists? >> well, there is clearly no cease-fire at the moment. it is interesting that interview was given to russian television. whatever success hes having in aleppo isnt due to his army but entirely due to the militias, iranian...

Fleeing a slaughter, fleeing the ruins of eastern aleppo, the ruins of their homes but hoping that there would, indeed, be a cease-fire. this morning, again, were being told that a lot of people who came to be evacuated had to scatter, had to run for their lives when the shelling began. and, again, on social media lots of really heartfelt posts. one saying, cluster bombs are falling right now. aleppo is being erased. another one that simply says, please help us. please help us. and the head of t...

U.s. government. vladimir putin is a butcher. russia was involved directly in war crimes yesterday in aleppo or gave their blessing to people involved in war crimes. that will make it tough for someone with that type of relationship with russia to be confirmed. it will depend on what plays out and what is uncovered like last night. rachel maddow has what he did and that is disturbing that he went around the advice and the request of the united states government to make money for exxon. that both...

I appreciate it. >> thank you, stephanie. were going to stay on that speaking about those deadly humanitarian issues. the crisis taking place right now in aleppo. just hours after a cease fire agreement was reached, fighting in the war torn city resumed yet again. the united nations estimates 50,000 people right now are trapped inside aleppo. they were set to be evacuated but amid the fighting the buses have returned to their depots. this comes less than a day after thu.s. ambassador to the u....

Survive? >> translator: my grandson is orphaned. his father and mother were killed. we dont have everything to wear. we left everything behind to come here. >> the most vulnerable have been left with nothing. aid workers cant understand why. >> the people here, we have the weather that is so cold. they cant handle it with this weather. we just need shelter. >> across this city, there is desolation that will take decades to rebuild. so many homes emptied of families. some of whom will never retur...

To do anything to stop this. samantha power you heard at the united nations, shes the u.s. ambassador gave a really blistering attack on the russian, iranian and syrian positions saying have you no shame? but pardon the pun, she is actually powerless to do anything to stop it. theres one symbolic thing tonight in france. the eiffel tower, the authorities are turning off all its lights in solidarity with the people of aleppo, but that is a mere gesture and aleppo itself, its chaos, and as some pe...

A person considered by many to play the role and some future administration. when hes coming out and saying that, i think you have to look at the legacy of the syrian conflict in terms of the community, what is happening on the ground. thats a point you will hearing from the activists. where is promises of never agai. we say that so many times and here we are watching the massacre unfold. >> positive now, if indeed, the resistance ends in aleppo and that city is held by the government again. tha...