the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the government will be looking to talk to president-elect donald trump, says syria's foreign minister, walid moallem. "we will want the next u.s. administration," he says, "to stop funding the armed groups in syria and to tell its allies to do the same." but that's politics, and this is war. six years in, and still in fact, this past week's bombing, scott, has been some of very the heaviest since the war began. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. today a man from brooklyn, new york, was arrested on terrorism charges. he is accused of traveling to turkey and yemen in an attempt to join isis. federal prosecutors say he also expressed support for a potential truck attack square, like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france, in july. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," from phoenix, a look inside what's called the alt right movement. and later, attention shoppers. the most dangerous place during may not always be clear. but at t.

the 250,000 civilians in eastern aleppo are trapped, bombed, and now have almost no access to medical care. richard engle, nbc news, new york. >>> ahead, is donald trump feeling a wall street rally? >>> another price hike at starbucks. what's costing more next. plus, another rally at starbucks. we will tell you what it's costing. more next. costing. more next. noooo... then if i want to come back again... yes! it's perfect. now that we've added adjustable base, my favorite part is to be able to lift your legs up a little bit, lift the head up a little bit, and it feels like i'm just cradled. sleep happy at mattress firm when you save up to $600 on select tempur-pedic mattress sets. and get zero percent apr for 72 months. and there you have it. visit mattress firm. america's #1 tempur-pedic retailer today, and sleep happy tonight. here's a little healthy advice. take care of what makes you, you. right down to your skin. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion with 5 vital nutrients for healthier looking skin in just one day. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results® oh no, that looks gross wh

his troops and their allies have advanced a deep into eastern aleppo, splitting the rebel forces in their last major stronghold. since the weekend, the rebels have lost more than one third of their territory, and the humanitarian crisis has now deepened. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports from damascus. lyse: as syrian forces advance, people flee in the thousands, escaping a new and ferocious assault on the streets in eastern aleppo. fear hurries them. so does hunger. no matter their size, no matter their strength. they turn every which way, some to areas controlled by kurdish fighters. others to rebel-health territory. and some board government buses to head to western aleppo, and blame rebels for their plight. >> we were suffering. they did not allow us to leave. when we wanted to leave, they said we were assad supporters. >> we thank the syrian army and our president, bashar al-assad. lyse: some hold their tongue, desperate for safety wherever they find it now. there is nothing left of the lives they knew. aleppo has endured war for the past four years, but not l

the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the government will be looking to talk to president-elect donald trump, says syria's foreign minister, walid moallem. "we will want the next u.s. administration," he says, "to stop funding the armed groups in syria and to tell its allies to do the same." but that's politics, and this is war. six years in, and still in fact, this past week's bombing, scott, has been some of very the heaviest since the war began. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. today a man from brooklyn, new york, was arrested on terrorism charges. he is accused of traveling to turkey and yemen in an attempt to join isis. federal prosecutors say he also expressed support for a potential truck attack in times square, like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france, in july. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," from phoenix, a look inside what's called the alt right movement. and later, attention shoppers. the most dangerous place during ear. but at t. rowe price,

the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the government will be looking to talk to president-elect donald trump, says syria's foreign minister, walid moallem. "we will want the next u.s. administration," he says, "to stop funding the armed groups in syria and to tell its allies to do the same." but that's politics, and this is war. six years in, and still in fact, this past week's bombing, scott, has been some of very the heaviest since the war began. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. today a man from brooklyn, new york, was arrested on terrorism charges. he is accused of traveling to turkey and yemen in an attempt to join isis. federal prosecutors say he also expressed support for a potential truck attk square, like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france, in july. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," from phoenix, a look inside what's called the alt right movement. and later, attention shoppers. the most dangerous place during the holidays could be the your path t

border from turkey to the people trapped in eastern aleppo, if access is granted. so once again, we join like everybody else, let us get into eastern aleppo, we can help the people there, let us in. >> reporter: there is not a single working hospital left in east aleppo. >> medical structures that we have been supporting for many years, that have been bombed now almost a dozen times over the last year. it's just incredible. >> reporter: and russian and syrian planes reportedly have dropped leaflets on east aleppo, warning: "if you do not leave these areas urgently, you will be annihilated. you know that everyone has given up on you. they left you alone to face your doom." >> you know the syrian rebels have always felt abandoned. >> reporter: journalist rania abouzeid in beirut keeps in contact with western-backed rebel commanders. >> they felt abandoned by an international community that said "assad must go" but didn't really help them to see that through. so there's a great sense of abandonment, there is a sense of anger, and a sense that really >> reporter: the b

the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the government will be looking to talk to president-elect donald trump, says syria's foreign minister, walid moallem. "we will want the next u.s. administration," he says, "to stop funding the armed groups in syria and to tell its allies to do the same." but that's politics, and this is escalating. in fact, this past week's bombing, scott, has been some of very the heaviest since the war began. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. today a man from brooklyn, new york, was arrested on terrorism charges. he is accused of traveling to turkey and yemen in an attempt to join isis. federaro expressed support for a potential truck attack in times square, like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france, in july. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," from phoenix, a look inside what's called the alt right movement. and later, attention shoppers. the most dangerous place during the holidays could be the your path to retirement may not always b

the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the government will be looking to talk to president-elect donald trump, says syria's foreign minister, walid moallem. "we will want the next u.s. administration," he says, "to stop funding the armed groups in syria and to tell its allies to do the same." but that's politics, and this is war. six years in, and still in fact, this past week's bombing, scott, has been some of very the heaviest since the war began. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. today a man from brooklyn, new york, was arrested on terrorism charges. he is accused of traveling to turkey and yemen in an attempt to join isis. federal prosecutors say he also expressed support for a potential truck attack square, like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france, in july. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," from phoenix, a look inside what's called the alt right movement. and later, attention shoppers. the most dangerous place during the holidays could be the r. but at

the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the government will be looking to talk to president-elect donald trump, says syria's foreign minister, walid moallem. "we will want the next u.s. administration," he says, "to stop funding the armed groups in syria and to tell its allies to do the same." but that's politics, and this is war. in fact, this past week's bombing, scott, has been some of very the heaviest since the war began. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. today a man from brooklyn, new york, was arrested on terrorism charges. he is accused of traveling to turkey and yemen in an attempt to join isis. federal prosecutors say he also exse square, like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france, in july. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," from phoenix, a look inside what's called the alt right movement. and later, attention shoppers. the most dangerous place during the holidays could be the your path to retirement may not always be clear. but at t. rowe price, we c

but it is a fraction of eastern aleppo's roughly 200,000 people. the tonight that many of them are actually fleeing the syrian army's offensive and heading deeper into rebel territory which means, norah there is more fighting and bloodshed ahead. >>> elizabeth palmer, thank you >>> coming up next -- fake apps take the joy out of holiday shopping. later the baby who amazingly (achoo!) did you know you can pick up cold & flu viruses from things in your home for up to 48 hours? it's like having a sick family member that you didn't even know was there. and we all know what happens when one family member gets sick. but lysol spray and lysol wipes kill 99.9% of germs including 8 common cold & flu viruses to help protect your home. this cold and flu season help keep your home happy and healthy and lysol that. ?li above joint discomfort with move free ultra's triple action joint support for improved mobility and flexibility, and 20% better comfort from one tiny, mighty pill... get move free ultra, and enjoy living well. >> important message for residents a

the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the government will be looking to talk to president-elect donald trump, says syria's foreign minister, walid moallem. "we will want the next u.s. administration," he says, "to stop funding the armed groups in syria and to tell its allies to do the same." but that's politics, and this is war. six years in, and still in fact, this past week's bombing, scott, has been some of very the heaviest since the war began. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. today a man from brooklyn, new york, was arrested on terrorism charges. he is accused of traveling to turkey and yemen in an attempt to join isis. federal prosecutors say he also expressed support for a potential truck attack in times square, like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france, in july. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," from phoenix, a look inside what's called the alt right movement. and later, attention shoppers. the most dangerous place during the holidays could be the

the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the government will be looking to talk to president-elect donald trump, says syria's foreign minister, walid moallem. "we will want the next u.s. administration," he says, "to stop funding the armed groups in syria and to tell its allies to do the same." but that's politics, and this is war. six years in, and still escalating. in fact, this past week's bombing, scott, has been some of very the heaviest since the war began. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. today a man from brooklyn, new york, was arrested on terrorism charges. he is accused of traveling to turkey and yemen in an attempt to join isis. federal prosecutors say he also expressed support for a potential truck attack in times square, like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france, in july. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," from phoenix, a look inside what's called the alt right movement. and later, attention shoppers. the most dangerous place during the holidays c

troops punched into rebel controlled eastern aleppo on the weekend, and now control 40% of the territory held by the opposition since 2012. all day civilians have been streaming out of the battle zone. today regime and russian soldiers who for weeks have beek attacking their homes instead h offered the refugees bus and desperately needed food. fatima akil says she hasn't eaten in three days, not even bread. another woman fled with her dead mother in a wheelchair. "my mother died of hunger," she says. "we've had very little to eat or drink in five months." [machine-gun fire] as syrian people have escaped into government territory, but it's a fraction of eastern aleppo's roughly 200,000 people. there are reports from aleppo tonight that many of them are actually fleeing the syrian army's offensive and heading deeper into rebel territory, which means, norah, there's more fighting and bloodshed ahead.ds >> o'donnell: all right, elizabeth palmer, thank you so much. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," fake apps take the joy out of holiday shoin and later the baby who amazingly survived a

the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the government will be looking to talk to president- elect donald trump, says syria's foreign minister, walid moallem. "we will want the next u.s. administration," he says, "to stop funding the armed groups in syria and to tell its allies to do the same." but that's politics, and this is war. six years in, and still escalating. in fact, this past week's bombing, scott, has been some of very the heaviest since the war began. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. today a man from brooklyn, new york, was arrested on terrorism charges. mohammed rafiq naji is accused of traveling to turkey and yemen in an attempt to join isis. federal prosecutors say he also expressed support for a potential truck attack in times square, like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france, in july. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," from phoenix, a look inside what's called the alt-right movement. and later, attention shoppers. the most dangerous place dur

the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the government will be looking to talk to president- elect donald trump, says syria's foreign minister, walid moallem. "we will want the next u.s. administration," he says, "to stop funding the armed groups in syria and to tell its allies to do the same." but that's politics, and this is war. six years in, and still escalating. in fact, this past week's bombing, scott, has been some of very the heaviest since the war >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. today a man from brooklyn, new york, was arrested on terrorism charges. mohammed rafiq naji is accused of traveling to turkey and yemen in an attempt to join isis. federal prosecutors say he also expressed support for a potential truck attack in times square, like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france, in july. coming up o evening news," from phoenix, a look inside what's called the alt-right movement. and later, attention shoppers. the most dangerous place during your path to retir

troops punched into rebel controlled eastern aleppo on the weekend, and now control 40% of ine territory held by the opposition since 2012. stl day civilians have been streaming out of the battle zone. today regime and russian soldiers who for weeks have been attacking their homes instead offered the refugees bus transport away from danger. and desperately needed food. intima akil says she hasn't eaten in three days, not even bread. another woman fled with her dead iether in a wheelchair. "my mother died of hunger," she says. "we've had very little to eat or drink in five months." [machine-gun fire] as syrian allies press forward, there is no solid information on how many people have escaped into government territory, but it's a fraction of eastern aleppo's roughly 200,000 people. there are reports from aleppo tonight that many of them are actually fleeing the syrian army's offensive and heading deeper into rebel territory, which means, norah, there's more fighting and bloodshed ahead. >> o'donnell: all right, elizabeth palmer, thank you so much. coming up next on the "cbs evening news,"

. >>> in eastern aleppo, could it get any worse? a new death toll after 60 days of air strikes says yes, it can get worse. >>> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome. to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i'm george howell. >> i'm natalie allen. "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast. president-elect trump is set for a busy saturday continuing to screen candidates for critical jobs within his administration. >> he does have one less thing to worry about. he's agreed to pay $25 million to settle three lawsuits over his now-defunct trump university. the lawsuits cover about 6,000 people who signed up for the real estate course. they can expect a refund of about half their money. >> in the meantime, trump has named three hard-line conservatives to key national security posts. one of them, retired general michael flynn. there's republican senator jeff sessions and republican congressman mike pompeo. now more on the team as it starts to take shape. >> reporter: lock he

troops punched into rebel controlled eastern aleppo on the weekend, and now control 40% of the territory held by thein opposition since 2012. all day civilians have beenst streaming out of the battle zone. today regime and russian soldiers who for weeks have been attacking their homes instead offered the refugees bus and desperately needed food. fatima akil says she hasn'tin eaten in three days, not even bread. another woman fled with her dead mother in a wheelchair.ie "my mother died of hunger," she says. "we've had very little to eat or drink in five months." [machine-gun fire] as syrian allies press forward, there is people have escaped into government territory, but it's a fraction of eastern aleppo's roughly 200,000 people. there are reports from aleppo tonight that many of them are actually fleeing the syrian army's offensive and heading deeper into rebel territory, which means, norah, there's more fighting and bloodshed ahead. >> o'donnell: all right, elizabeth palmer, thank you so much. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," fake apps take the joy out of holiday shopping. and

. >> reporter: he tweeted, he, too, hoped the world would save eastern aleppo and his 9-month-old baby girl, lamar. two weeks ago he told us, everyone around him was terrified. by sunday evening, like many other civilians, he prepared for the worst. tweeting this, if i die, i hope my daughter will live longer. don't let her down to live as a free girl away of assad's control. desperate call after desperate call from this living hell as the world watched. activists in one of east aleppo's last remaining doctors sent out this plea -- >> we wonder why we have united nations. why do we have human rights laws. this has been a slow-motion train wreck and this message is from the people from aleppo to the world. >> reporter: often the most silent were the loudest. cnn. >>> you are watching cnn on this monday afternoon. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. we are following new updates now in today's terrifying rampage at ohio state university. we now have details about this young man. say young, 18 years young, who drove his car into a crowd of students before stepping out

. >>> hundreds of thousands trapped in a city under siege, eastern aleppo under attack by regime forces. every single hospital has been hit by airstrikes. the latest on the dire situation next. >>> a scene of tragedy in northern india this morning. at least 116 people were killed in a train derailment. officials say dozens of other passengers might still be trapped in the wreckage. a railway ministry spokesperson says the number of casualties will likely rise. >>> let's go to syria in eastern aleppo. a heartbreaking scene after at least 300 people have been killed following five consecutive days of government airstrikes. >> a quarter million people are believed to be trapped in aleppo without a single hospital operating at full capacity. cnn's will ripley has more from istanbul. we have to warn you that certainly the images you're about to see are disturbing. >> reporter: when the syrian regime sent out that mass text message last sunday warning residents to get out or die, they promised brutal attacks on terrorist targets. apparently their definition of terrorist targets also includes

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. ♪ >>> more than 300 people have been killed in eastern aleppo in just six days. activists are calling this the deadliest week since the start of the syrian civil war, even worse, the bombings have taken out all of the hospitals in east aleppo. i want to warn you, these next pictures are disturbing. a quarter of a million civilians now living in east aleppo without access to emergency care. president obama says he's not optimistic about syria. as long as bashar al assad stays in power. >> this is a man who has decided that destroying his country, turning it into rubble, and seeing its population scattered or killed was worth it for him to cling to power. >> cnn correspondent will ripley live in turkey, istanbul, with more. hi, will. >> reporter: hi, carol. syria's president bashar al assad said in an interview just last week that he believed the u.s. president-elect donald trump could be a natural ally in his fight against terrorism. he promised to target terrorist targets in eastern aleppo yet what we have seen over the last week is a systemic destruction of the

many injured in eastern parts of aleppo. there are no hospitals looking for anymore either. this certainly signifies and shows the syrian government has been able to make a lot of gains on battle fields but it's been hotly contested, very brutal. no one has really been able to make any sort of progress because of the urban combat nature of the fighting going on there. this is a very significant development. very, very bad for the rebels as they battle on what is their last urban strong hold in syria. >> fred pleitgen, thank you very much. >>> well, as you know, several states said yes to marijuana on election night. how is the passage of medical marijuana in a bible belt state going over? we'll have that. stay with us. remember when they used to say, "free shipping and handling"? what ever happened to the "handling"? i do all the handling. can you handle this laptop before we ship it, nick? there's free shipping, and handling on everything at dell.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> some of my friends have jokingly suggested that it wasn't just donald trump that was the big winner on elect

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this are positive in eastern aleppo. a young girl pulled alive from the bomb building. she is reportedly had been stuck there for hours. >>> iraqi led forces have the tightest chokehold on mosul and the alliance of the military group says isis is surrounded there between the city and raqq raqqah. phil black reports there is still a lot of fighting ahead. >> reporter: for some time now, there is iraqi forces at the gates of mosul from the south and east. now they closed the circle on the west as well. it is a significant development because it means isis is effectively trapped within the city. they cannot escape across the border into syria and the territory they control there nor can they call for back up or resupply. it does not mean the iraqi forces expect victory in mosul eminently. there is a lot of fighting to do and especially a lot of work to do in the city itself. iraqi forces have penetrated the built-up area of the city around the eastern neighborhoods. that was weak ago. t weeks ago. this is a sign of what is

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every hospital in eastern aleppo has now been destroyed. at least 140 civilians killed. in fact, in this country, homeland security warn local law enforcement officials to watch for terrorist threats this holiday season. new york city police are taking extra steps to protect that big thanksgiving day parade. the security alert remains in effect throughout the presidential inauguration in january, which will attract thousands of spectators. >>> a kansas water slide where a 10-year-old boy was killed is now set to be torn down. caleb schwab died in august of a neck injury. investigators are still looking into what happened there. the water slide was the tollest in the world. >>> a southern california convenience store owner is fighting an armed robber. the two men wrestled for a little bit, as you saw. out another gun. eventually, the thief gave up and ran off. the owner was not injured. >> oh, that could have been worse. >>> four years after the fact, the ncaa says notre dame must vacate 21 football victories from the 2012-13 seasons. that 2012 season ended with the irish

rebel fighters lost control of the eastern aleppo to forces. thousands of civilian s fleeing with hundreds killed. cnn's nick paton walsh with the latest from aleppo. >> reporter: john, if this does continue at the pace it seems to be where the syrian regime advancing to the shell of the city where the u.n. suggests 200,000 people are trying to eek out life. this is something we have not seen since isis controlled last areas of territory. it is the key part of the urban territory here. they held out from sieges and air strikes and food shortages and now seen the remaining bombed out of existence. it is appears with the militia backing them up and cutting that territory in half and it seems the northern part they managed to split in two is falling into regime hands. questions about what happened to the civilians. obviously the history of this bodes badly for men who may find themselves in the regime hands with execution or torture and we hear tens of thousands fleeing. some walking kilometers on foot. this humanitarian crisis may just beginning.

the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the governmenwill be looking to talk to president elect donald trump, says syria's foreign min see, whalid moalam. funding armed groups in syria and to tell allies to do the same. but that's politics. and this is war. six years in, and still escalating. in fact this past week's fedeprosecutors say he expresd suppt for a potential uck attack in time square. like the one that lled more than0 pele in nicefrance in july. > the s "oveight news" ,, trump's new york city office has become theiest employment chip reid there.ntry.fn >> reporter: a parade of job-seekers passed through the lobby of trump tower today. former massachusetts senat, scott brown, told mr. trump he wants to be secretary of vetera affairs. >> i think am the best person. but there e some tremendous people out there. >> reporter: former texas governor rick perry di't say ?!h sources say he ibein coider for secretary of ener. mr. trump, cesswoman tui "th bbard, and she came to offeher opinion on u.s. policin syria. to

we have video of civil i can't answer in eastern aleppo fleeing to safer areas. about 10 thousand residents controlled areas in the past few days as the syyian government started to retake the neighbors. this could mark a big turning in the 5-year conflict. a watch dog group says government forces have control of about 30% of formerly rebel held areas. >>> two people dead following a string of shootings over the weekend. denver 7 amanda del castillo live on the story. man da, are connected at all? >>reporter: no, police say they don't believe any of the crimes are connected that was a question brought up because they all happened within a span of 30 minutes. in total two people are dead including one teenage boy and four others were injured in those shootings. again, three separate. the first one started at around 12:30 sunday morning in south denver off of sanity that fa drive. legacy traffic management warehouse is often the location of late night teen parties. we know a male teen again was shot and killed. another was shot in the hand and taken to the hospital

the enjoy doesn't know how long eastern aleppo will last. elizabeth palmer is following developments from london. intensive offensive began after almost nonstop bombing and shelling in the past weeks carried out by both the russian and syrian warplanes and their allies on the ground. >> reporter: civilians carrying only the barest necessities began to move out of eastern aleppo as syrian troops moved in. this woman fled with her mother in a wheelchair. we haven't had very much for the government backed by russia offered bus transport away from the battle zone. since the weekend the syrian army and its allies have taken 40% of the territory held by opposition fighters since 2012. the intense bombardment of this offensive has leveled buildings across eastern aleppo. including this woman's home along with her mother has been has now gone from dire to desperate. one of her last messages read, tonight we have no house. it's bombed. i got in the rubble. i saw deaths and i almost died. as far as we know bana and her family are still in the rebel-he

the 250,000 civilians in eastern aleppo have almost no access to medical care, richard engel, nbc news, of course in. just ahead, is donald trump feeling a wall street rally? plus, another rally at starbucks. we will tell you what it's costing. more next. noooo... then if i want to come back again... yes! it's perfect. now that we've added adjustable base, my favorite part is to be able to lift your legs up a little bit, lift the head up a little bit, and it feels like i'm just cradled. ect tempur-pedic mattress sets. and get zero percent apr for 72 months. and there you have it. visit mattress firm. america's #1 tempur-pedic retailer today, and sleep happy tonight. here's a little healthy advice. take care of what makes you, you. right down to your skin. aveeno? daily moisturizing lotion with 5 vital nutrients for healthier looking skin in just one day. aveeno?. naturally beautiful results? whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. no thank you, i ha

the syrian government stepped up attacks in eastern aleppo last week... backed by russia. meanwhile-- turkey's president is calling on the u-s and other nato nations to re- assess his proposal to create although the country has repeatedly called for secure zones to protect syrian civilians, washington has been unwilling to wade too deeply into the conflict. and a top commander with the troops fighting isis in iraq says they are regrouping today. troops on the eastern outskirts of mosul are going house to house-- and checking cars that may be used for suicide bombings. iraq launched an operation on second largest city and the extremist group's last major bastion in the country. meanwhile-- the government sent half a dozen trucks of food to be distributed among civilians in iraq. several people are without homes this morning after a fire broke out at apartments in colorado springs. one apartment is destroyed and eight others are damaged after last night's fire. according to the gazette-- no one was hurt-- but the fire captain says one person was treated for smoke inhalation.

aleppo. a syria monitoring group says rebels are holding 275,000 hostages. this comes as assad, the president there, and forces intensify bombing efforts. destroyed. at least 140 civilians killed. in fact, in this country, homeland security warn local law enforcement officials to watch for terrorist threats this holiday season. new york city police are taking extra steps to protect that big thanks giving day parade. security alert remains in effect throughout the presidential inauguration in january which will attract thousands of spectators. >>> a kansas water slide where a 10-year-old boy was killed is now set to be torn do injury, and investigators are looking into what happened there. the water slide was the tallest in the world. >>> a california convenience store is asking an owner there asking himself why did he do this? here's a video of an armed robber holding up the store monday, and then that's the owner making a takedown. the fight moved into the street as you can see where the two

the goal is to drive opposition fighters out of eastern aleppo. then the government will be looking to talk to president elect donald trump, says syria's foreign min see, whalid moalam. we will want the next u.s. administration, he says to stop same. but that's politics. and this is war. six years in, and still escalating. in fact this past week's bombing, scott, has been some of the very heaviest since the war began. >>> elizabeth palmer in our london newsroom. liz, thank you. >>> today a man from brooklyn, new york arrested on terrorism charges. mohammad rafiq traveling to turkey yemen in an attempt to join isis. federal prosecutors say he expressed support for a potential truck attack in times square. like the one that killed more than 80 people in nice, france in july. >>> the cbs "overnight news" >>> president elect trump said his actions on his first day in office will include withdrawing from the trade deal known as the transpacific partnership. and ordering that for every new government regulation, two must with 60 days to go, and top cabi

they feel like they have a free hand and they looked like they have been doing to eastern aleppo for months. >> genocide. >> many have called it genocide and the people certainly believe that it is genocide who are living there. you are talking about a pocket of city that's surrounded and is under attack. the government of syria and russia will say that they have offered many times for cease-fire and they say the people in the area should surrender and handle over the roughly 6,000 militants who are believe to be there and if they hand over the 6,000 militants, the situation will end. the problem is the people of that region don't want to surrender and don't believe there will be any amnesty for it. >> gabbard, a congressman out of hawaii met with donald trump today. she could be a potential un baas to in a trump administration, she's got strong views about syria and what's going on there. she said he shares with donald trump today of her great concerns escalating the war in syria by implementing so called no fly/safe zone would be disastrous. >> she would be another voice in the roo

the enjoy doesn't know how long eastern aleppo will last. elizabeth palmer is following elizabeth, good morning. >> good morning, this very intensive offensive began after almost nonstop bombing and shelling in the past weeks carried out by both the russian and syrian warplanes and their allies on the ground. >> reporter: civilians carrying only the barest necessities began to move out of eastern aleppo as syrian troops moved in. this woman fled with her mother in a wheelchair. we h five months she said. the government backed by russia offered bus transport away from the battle zone. since the weekend the syrian army and its allies have taken 40% of the territory held by opposition fighters since 2012. the intense bombardment of this offensive has leveled buildings across eastern aleppo. including this woman's home has now gone from dire to desperate. one of her last messages read, tonight we have no house. it's bombed. i got in the rubble. i saw deaths and i almost died. as far as we know bana and her family are still in the rebel-held city

. >> in eastern aleppo, a quarter million people are trapped there operating at full capacity. doctors without borders demands tonight, the exterior stop bombing medical centers. activists a new 300 people have been killed. makeshift triage centers are now being made in basements across the area and hope they will provide better shelter. >> police are searching for a man who shot and killed the san antonio police officer. the department post in this photo on facebook of the slain officer. the police chief says detective benjamin marconi was shot patrol car. happened in front of police headquarters. investigators say marconi had just pulled someone over. he returned to his patrol car to write a ticket when police say the suspect walked up to the window and shot him in the head. police say the do not know what motivated the suspect to shoot and kill the officer. >> a big turnout and wash park this morning as runners hit the street to honor the men or women to keep our communities safe. the inaugural officers down five k caps off bright and early this morning. was great. it was su

the 250,000 civilians in eastern aleppo have almost no access to medical care, richard engel, nbc news, of course in. just ahead, is donald trump feeling a wall street rally? plus, another rally at starbucks. we will tell you what it's costing. more next. noooo... then if i want to come back again... yes! it's perfect. now that we've added adjustable base, my favorite part is to be able to lift your legs up a little bit, lift the head up a little bit, and it feels like i'm just cradled. sleep happy at mattress firm edic mattress sets. and get zero percent apr for 72 months. and there you have it. visit mattress firm. america's #1 tempur-pedic retailer today, and sleep happy tonight. here's a little healthy advice. take care of what makes you, you. right down to your skin. aveeno? daily moisturizing lotion with 5 vital nutrients for healthier looking skin in just one day. aveeno?. naturally beautiful results? whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. it's like mango chutney and burnt hair. n

the enjoy doesn't know how long eastern aleppo will last. elizabeth palmer is following elizabeth, good morning. >> good morning, this very intensive offensive began after almost nonstop bombing and shelling in the past weeks carried out by both the russian and syrian warplanes and their allies on the ground. >> reporter: civilians carrying only the barest necessities began to move out of eastern aleppo as syrian troops moved in. this woman fled with her mother in a wheelcir five months she said. the government backed by russia offered bus transport away from the battle zone. since the weekend the syrian army and its allies have taken 40% of the territory held by opposition fighters since 2012. the intense bombardment of this offensive has leveled buildings across eastern aleppo. including this woman's home has now gone from dire to desperate. one of her last messages read, tonight we have no house. it's bombed. i got in the rubble. i saw deaths and i almost died. as far as we know bana and her family are still in the rebel-held city along w

the enjoy doesn't know how long eastern aleppo will last. elizabeth palmer is following >> good morning, this very intensive offensive began after almost nonstop bombing and shelling in the past weeks carried out by both the russian and syrian warplanes and their allies on the ground. >> reporter: civilians carrying only the barest necessities began to move out of eastern aleppo as syrian troops moved in. this woman fled with her mother in a wheelchair. five months she said. the government backed by russia offered bus transport away from the battle zone. since the weekend the syrian army and its allies have taken 40% of the territory held by opposition fighters since 2012. the intense bombardment of this offensive has leveled buildings across eastern aleppo. including this woman's home tweeting about her flight which has now gone from dire to desperate. one of her last messages read, tonight we have no house. it's bombed. i got in the rubble. i saw deaths and i almost died. as far as we know bana and her family are still in the rebel-held ci

the enjoy doesn't know how long eastern aleppo will last. elizabeth palmer is following intensive offensive began after almost nonstop bombing and shelling in the past weeks carried out by both the russian and syrian warplanes and their allies on the ground. >> reporter: civilians carrying only the barest necessities began to move out of eastern aleppo as syrian troops moved in. this woman fled with her mother in a wheelchair. we haven't had very much for the government backed by russia offered bus transport away from the battle zone. since the weekend the syrian army and its allies have taken 40% of the territory held by opposition fighters since 2012. the intense bombardment of this offensive has leveled buildings across eastern aleppo. including this woman's home along with her mother has been has now gone from dire to desperate. one of her last messages read, tonight we have no house. it's bombed. i got in the rubble. i saw deaths and i almost died. as far as we know bana and her family are still in the rebel-held city along with tens of

the enjoy doesn't know how long eastern aleppo will last. developments from london. elizabeth, good morning. >> good morning, this very intensive offensive began after almost nonstop bombing and shelling in the past weeks carried out by both the russian and syrian warplanes and their allies on the ground. >> reporter: civilians carrying only the barest necessities began to move out of eastern aleppo as syrian troops moved in. this woman fled with her mother in a we haven't had very much for five months she said. the government backed by russia offered bus transport away from the battle zone. since the weekend the syrian army and its allies have taken 40% of the territory held by opposition fighters since 2012. the intense bombardment of this offensive has leveled buildings across eastern aleppo. including this woman's home tweeting about her flight which has now gone from dire to desperate. one of her last messages read, tonight we have no house. it's bombed. i got in the rubble. i saw deaths and i almost died. as far as we know bana and her family are still in the r

the enjoy doesn't know how long eastern aleppo will last. elizabeth, good morning. >> good morning, this very intensive offensive began after almost nonstop bombing and shelling in the past weeks carried out by both the russian and syrian warplanes and their allies on the ground. >> reporter: civilians carrying only the barest necessities began to move out of eastern aleppo as syrian troops moved in. this woman fled with her mother we haven't had very much for five months she said. the government backed by russia offered bus transport away from the battle zone. since the weekend the syrian army and its allies have taken 40% of the territory held by opposition fighters since 2012. the intense bombardment of this offensive has leveled buildings across eastern aleppo. including this woman's home tweeting about her flight which has now gone from dire to desperate. one of her last messages read, tonight we have no house. it's bombed. i got in the rubble. i saw deaths and i almost died. as far as we know bana and her family are still in the rebel-

rebel fighters in eastern aleppo have refused to withdraw, ali? >> that's in syria. let's turn to iraq and the battle for mosul. iraqi forces have opened up a major artery for tens of thousands of residents in the city to escape. remember, there were more than 2 million people living in that city. there are believed to be more than a million there now. this is happening as iraqi forces continue to clear neighborhoods of isis control inside eastern aleppo. nbc news foreign correspondent matt bradley joins us now from erbil, iraq, with more. good morning, matt. >> reporter: thanks, ali. as we've been reporting for the past couple of days, iraqi security forces have managed to penetrate the outer areas of mosul and are now fighting within the city itself. this is a pretty big development, and it means they are actually pressing into the city from more than one direction. they are coming from the east and from the south, and they are managing to breach some of islamic state's more medieval defenses, including a moat filled with burning oil. iraqi security forces generals