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We have the emails now the tapes have been destroyed. they have been erased. and then you come to find out that the inspector general starts to look at it and in 15 days' time start to finish they will find the tapes when they talk to the it people and say what about these tapes they say well, nobody ever asked us for the tapes. we have had subpoenas. we have had letters. we have had confirmation from the irs commissioner on multiple occasions. and they have been sitting there all along. >> you say they. but this really is the commissioner he has testified i assume under oath at least if he is...

Shot down, not an accident. blown out of the sky. >> well, that was not something that the u.s. government was ready to have released at that time. let me bring in chief pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. mik, at this point it's u.s. officials that seem to be confirming this at this pointing. nobody else has gone as far as joe biden has. >> reporter: that's right. but u.s. officials we're talking to are convinced that this airplane was brought down by one of these midrange buk surface-to-air missiles. buks are russian made and as a matter of fact the russian military has some of those sy...

Question. in terms of what we expected to see from the black boxes, is there going to be that uh-huh moment, that sound of an explosion, that sound that, you know, we're losing control? because sometimes we talk so smudge about the black box and then we finally get the black box and it's not what we want. it's not that conclusive. oh, that's what happened. >> the flight recorder probably is not going to have anything on it, because it only loops every two hour, but the black boxes -- >> distinguish with the cockpit voice recorder may not have anything. the digital flight data roee rer t. wills...

Next case. it doesn't make. these are prosecutors that are afraid to talk about racism in the courtroom. they had racist letters from prison written by the defendant, signed by him. they didn't do that. they had neighbors who could talk about his use of the "n" word, his threatening women allegedly. they did do that. these are prosecutor who is put on a case -- their philosophy is put it all up there, see what sticks and see what the jury is going to do instead of vigorously arguing the case, really going for blood, really trying to put it away in closing argument the way it should be. they lo...

We will have to wait and see if that happens. other two women are expect to be represented by family members tomorrow. it is expected to be a long day, at least a few hours long and very dramatic. >> in the end, we don't expect he will receive anything other than a very, very lengthy prison sentence and unlikely to ever come out again, right? >> right. this is not discretionary. he agreed that -- to the life in prison without parole, plus 1,000 years. so that's not going to change. basically what the sentencing is tomorrow, piers, is a way to put it on the record. put the charges that he is fa...