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Mile scene for debris and remains, all under the watchful eye of pro russian rebels. outrage from the international community toward russia and the russian backed rebels continue to grow. images of bodies being mishandled and reports of looting surfaced. the u.n. security council unanimously approved a resolution condemning the downing of flight 17 today and expresseded concern over who is responsible for it. >> were not only outraged at the attack itself, were horrified and enraged by what has ...

The rebels. and over the last five days, the elements, looters roaming press and curious locals have already compromised what many now call an international crime scene. >> we are not onlien outraged at the attack itself, we are enraged by what has happened since. >> the u.n. security council has unanimously demanded access to the site. but trying to take control of a crime scene from the rebels suspected of the crime is not without its challenges. >> russia blamed ukrainian air travel controlle...

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>> we extend our deepest condolences to those countries. the families of victims they represent and all of the people who lost loved ones on that plane. your presence here today, along with the dozens of other countries whose representatives will speak, gives even greater urgency to our calls for the dignified return of the victims and our pursuit of truth and justice. as we reflect on the immeasurable loss suffered by these families around the world, we are not only outraged at the attack itsel...

Talking about a much broader attack, much longer than we were just five days ago. and so the question of the attack itself, whatever that might be, and then the day after. are we able to secure the chemical weapons? >> reporter: i spoke with a prominent ohio lawmakers office just a few moments ago. im told feedback from constituents is 98% against, 2% in favor of military action. so that will be a tough sell for the administration in the coming hours ahead, bill. bill: thank you, mike. mike eman...

That youre still going through the evidence but that you are planning on voting no. are you convinced that the order came from assad himself? is that something you need to know before you vote? >> well, that is one of the issues and im not doubting that the assad administration either high up or even maybe assad himself ordered the attack. but the question really is, what next? we take action, whats that action going to be? and are we really unleashing the dogs of war and are they going to come ...

It seems to me like if youre looking for trying to connect the -- this crime to a motive or any sort of larger organization out there in the world, the laptop might be critically important. does it seem like an important break to you? >> its not might be critical, it will be critical. the first question i would have as an intelligence professional is not just what these two guys did, one of whom is dead now. the question is, we cannot shut down this investigation until we determine whether these...

Center and the fbis security branch. hes now at the new america foundation. his new book is called "take down." mr. mudd, thank you very much for being with us. appreciate your time tonight. >> sure, sure. >> we learned today that fbi agents now have reportedly the laptop in their own hands. it seems to me like if youre looking for trying to connect the -- this crime to a motive or any sort of larger organization out there in the world, the laptop might be critically important. does it seem like...

Have to cloak themselves in confidentiality for fear of repriseal but that is where we are. so that is why darrell issa is very clear. there will not be any retribution. we will protect you. we will provide you with counsel if necessary but we need people with first-hand knowledge to come forward. we have had some but we need them all. martha: we had john boehner, the speaker on the show last week and heres what he said that sort of hinted where we are now on all this. >> i dont think that weve ...

Novel. an angry mob claiming to be upset over a video storms a consolate and kills an american ambassador. meanwhile cops try to cover it up. that is not fiction. it is nonfiction and it happened in benghazi. what does this man who writes novels think of this? lets ask lieutenant brad taylor, author of this book "enemy of mine." brad, when you saw this go down, did you say to yourself, this is almost like reading a novel? >> i did. i was tracking it beforehand. i didnt think we should have gone ...