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until yesterday, harrison mann worked in the middle east bureau of the defense intelligence agency. in his first tv interview, the 13 year army veteran tells cbs s jim axelrod why he feels he can no longer serve. reporter: israel s response to october 7th troubled former army major harrison mann from the start. they were dropping 6,000 bombs a day. they were burning through munitions. exhausting their supply. you know, it was very easy to link our support, which i was a part of, to the killing in gaza. reporter: what bothered this intelligence offer such as are specializing in the middle east the most, his view that the israelis were targeting palestinian civilians indiscriminately and that u.s. weapons made it possible appeared worthy of israelis using american weapons against civilians in gaza? i can say almost certainly yes. reporter: but were they doing so intentionally? i don t know how you kill