BERMAN: All right, developing overnight, "The New York Times" says new video they have obtained shows two Iranian missiles hitting a passenger plane near Tehran minutes after takeoff. This was the incident where 176 people were killed. After days of denial, Iran has admitted to mistakenly shooting down the plane. But this new video raises new questions. CNN's international diplomatic editor Nic Robertson joins us now with the latest. Two missiles, Nic, spaced out by a significant period of time. What do you see here?</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMATIC EDITOR: Yes, I mean there were two big takeaways from this, John. One is that we get a sense of just the horrible tragedy of this aircraft being shot down. Passengers on board. Now it seems -- and there was about 20 seconds between the two missiles hitting the aircraft -- that they -- it was clearly this extended period of horror on board the aircraft. The other issue that this gets to is that the Iranian authorities, the president has only once said that it was missiles involved. He said that right at the beginning. And since then the narrative from both politicians and military commanders in Iran has been it was a single missile. The battery commander said they had ten seconds to make a decision, whether it was a plane or an incoming U.S. missile being fired at them. Now we find they got a second opportunity of 20 seconds to make another determination. You have to wonder if the plane could have survived. The president of Iran now calling and saying
New Video of Iran Missiles Hitting Plane.