>> but peppe has just been told he will not be earning 15 days of good time.ioned for fighting. >> inmate peppe was down in a medium security housing unit in 121. the officer heard scuffling coming from back of the unit. as the officer approached, he looked into his cell and found that inmate peppe was breathing heavily, bending down. he noticed that the other inmate was doing the same and had some scratch marks on him. there were they were able to write him up for fighting or some altercation. inmate peppe alleges that he was just spoking at another inmate with his cane and the inmate attacked him. >> he knocked me out of my chair and knocked my glasses off my face and he said that i hit him. i did not hit this man. i'm 65 years old. my back hurts all the time. i'm not rugged anymore. i don't want to fight no more. i just want to enjoy the rest of my life. i'm a lover, not a fighter. >> because the fight allegedly took place inside a cell where there's no security camera coverage, jail officials cannot determine who started it. so both peppe and the other inm

and new video also appears to show wreckage from mh-17 pepp peppered with shrapnel holes.inister says he had enough of the way the crash site and the investigation was being handled. >> after the crime, comes the cover-up. what we have seen is evidence tampering on an industrial scale. and obviously that has to stop. >> let's bring in nick paton walsh joining us on the phone from khakrkv. the bodies of most of the victims have been handed over to dutch officials. ways happening now and what happens next? >> well, i'm standing outside the factory where many of these bodies -- well, all the bodies as far as we're aware, have been brought by train this morning. now the dutch officials in there, together with u.n., are overseeing all the various international groups who have come here to assist in this operation. beginning with the delicate task of taking the bodies from the refrigerated train and being put into the coffins which will be floeb back to the netherlands. that's not going to start happening until some point tomorrow. i spoke to a malaysian security official here.

egypt should have opened this border early peppe. the hospital it is are strogering. >> the u.s. offered to broker a ceasefire. analysts question whether that's really feasible. there's no intermedary. the other two candidates will step into a ceasefire and benjamin netanyahu making very clear yesterday that he has no intention for a ceasefire. every indication is that this violence will only escalate. >> speaking of escalation, how concerning is this rocket fired from lebanon this morning? >> the israeli officials don't want another front opened. they're clear when anything comes from the north of israel, they respond quickly and that's what they did with artillery fire. they do not feel like this is hezbollah rocket, that this is the start of a trend coming from the north. so far, this seems to be one small group firing one rocket, but of course israeli officials concerned if that increases, they'll be fighting in the south and in the north. >> thank you. the fighting between israel and hamas took center stage at the u.n. thursday with both the palestinian and israeli ambassado