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So that has changed the way they are looking at this. so is this possible this group carried this out? its possible, but we dont know enough yet because they have not been able to get the forensics there. they are not sharing that information yet. >> well get to the strength in a second. evan perez, fantastic reporting, thank you so much. i have michael wies with me now. and also richard quest. michael, to you, we talk about coming out strong statements. uk, u.s., this was primarily russian midd...

Bombing on an airplane, whether mr. putin will now turn his sights on isis rather than just propping up the assad regime. all the target packages thus far in syria have only been designed to help assad, not to defeat isis. >> it looks like british intelligence is doing their work. the president and his comments that he just made he says were going to be -- were going to spend a lot of time just making sure our own investigators and our own intelligence community find out whats going on before we...

Tonight. u.s. intelligence suggesting a russian passenger jet was brought down by a boll. a key piece of evidence in finding out what happened will be the black boxes. thats what they are still called. the cockpit voice recorder could be the crucial one. kyung lah is out front. >> reporter: its now about crash forensics backing u.s. intelligence. a u.s. official tells cnn chatter over heard after the crash suggests isis planted a bomb on the russian plane. investigators looking for proof, focuss...

Intelligence, a cell phone conversation saying, the deed is done, we dont know what the intelligence is other than they have some piece of evidence. >> i gather its not the latter, not someone saying the deed is done, but we dont know what the difference is. but it itself, neither of these two streams, neither the forensics, nor the intelligence are conclusive. but when you put them together, they believe that theres growing indications that it was a bomb. but they cant conclude what brought the...

Other officers. i think one of the biggest tips, eugene, and you have probably heard this as well, there was no dragging of the body, and that was one of the things they were able to analyze to help them deduce this was a suicide. >> thats right. ultimately the forensics helped in this case, but the clencher came with, they knew they were going to catch up to him. no just the money he stole, but ultimately he was trying to get benefits for his family, federal benefits and pension benefits. >> re...

Could it be some sort of catastrophic mechanical event. absolutely. could it be -- it could be something the aviation community has not seen before. so, all of that is being looked into. but it is raising the scenario of an explosion and the possibility, just the possibility, that there could have been a bomb on board that plane. u.s. intelligence officialings, u.s. military officials emphasis strongly, theyre looking at all scenarios. they dont know yet. but one of the reasons the bomb scenario...

And clearly, ample forensics in the debris that is still in the very large debris field as well as the bodies which arwa damon said she was able to gather information from a local official on the ground there, a medical official that that person had seen about 60 to 70% of the bodies intact. that person had been able to look at 175 of the victims, and that not one of those victims had burns. what does tell you, dr. kobilinsky? >> well, it is important, because that is typically a with question t...

And some of those people saw something and can answer some of the most critical questions. >> we heard one question at the very end, someone said do you know how fast the vehicle was going and he said not right now. but can they find out that information? >> maybe not down to the last mooil, but presumably again through some forensics. there could be tire impressions and skid marks and that can answer some of that. and the witnesses can tell you approximately how fast. >> you have that part of t...

Best-seller like all the rest of your fantastic books. welcome to the program. >> thank you. im so thrilled to be here this morning. this is very exciting. >> i really enjoyed all of your books. im the former prosecutor, l.a. d.a.s office and san francisco, i love the science, the forensics. so much about what pulls the case together and what people in the public has really found to be so riveting. you essentially gave birth to these amazing shows that people enjoy now through the books that peo...

Officers and traffic stops we know those are the most dangerous for police officers. we know that they are on high alert what that happens. but when you arent identifiable as a police officer, when youre in an unmarked car and in plainclothes and approaching someone that has a lawful gun, that is a recipe for disaster. so it sounds to me like this could have been miscommunication on both parts. but again, the police officer is the professional here. why not announce? why not do more? why is the ...