syrian coast when the aircraft were turning to russian run or a base investigative journalist rick sterling explained how it could have been mistaken for an israeli fighter they came in. and fired their missiles and then came in behind the behind the. the russian aircraft so that the air defense missiles coming from the ground are radar homing devices and so they basically look for a metal reflection in the in the sky that they're directed but then at a certain point they are home in depending on where the reflection is coming from so one can easily see that the radar her homing sensor could mistake the larger russian aircraft and then could target that then that's apparently what happened yes two hundred air defense missiles are radar homing which suggests there would not be that intelligence. let's move on to more world news this hour the greek government has to move iran to thaw isn't migrants from an overcrowded refugee camp in the city of moria softer human rights organizations condemned conditions in the camp saying it's leading to child suicides on exposing people to high levels of v

all right investigative journalist rick sterling says western nations don't want to see the highly trained foreign terrorists in syria returning to their home countries elements within the united states and nato for that matter want to prolong the conflict they basically want the syrian government to let the terrorists stay and it looked province we can just imagine what might prompt a a would say if there were thousands of terrorists in oregon and washington states in the united states they wouldn't have any patience at all for that the situation is complicated right now it's difficult because there are thousands of foreign fighters there these are trained terrorists with a lot of battle experience and they've been supported by the west they've been supported by the gulf by including including turkey turkey and none of the countries that have supported the terrorists want them to come back to their own their own countries of course and it's kind of hypocritical for my pump aoe to criticize syria for trying to expel terrorists from its own its own territory. all right that does it for me i

investigative journalist rick sterlings has western nations don't want to see the highly trained foreign terrorists in syria returning to their home countries elements within the united states and nato for that matter want to prolong the conflict they basically want the syrian government to let the terrorists stay and it looked province we can just imagine what might pompei a would say if there were thousands of terrorists in oregon and washington states in the united states they wouldn't have any patience at all for that the situation is complicated right now it's difficult because there are thousands of foreign fighters there these are trained terrorists with a lot of battle experience and they've been supported by the west they've been supported by the gulf by including including turkey and none of the countries that have supported the terrorists want them to come back to their own their own countries of course and it's kind of hypocritical for my pump aoe to criticize syria for trying to expel terrorists from its own its own territory right that doesn't from our back in about thirty

whatever name do want to call themselves is it more or less to tell thing to investigative journalist rick sterling thinks the united states and its allies won the conflict to keep dragging on elements within the united states and nato for that matter want to prolong the conflict they basically want the syrian government to let the terrorists stay in the province we can just imagine what might pompei a would say if there were thousands of terrorists in oregon and washington states in the united states they wouldn't have any patience at all for that the situation is complicated right now it's difficult because there are thousands of foreign fighters there these are trained terrorists with a lot of battle experience and they've been supported by the west they've been supported by the gulf by including including turkey and none of the countries that have supported the terrorists want them to come back to their own their own countries of course and it's kind of hypocritical for my pump pale to criticize syria for trying to expel terrorists from its own its own territory. american consumers might be fac

investigative journalist rick sterling says western nations don't want to see the highly trained foreign terrorists in syria returning to their home countries elements within the united states and nato for that matter want to prolong the conflict they basically want the syrian government to let the terrorist a and it looked province we can just imagine what might prompt a a would say if there were thousands of terrorists in oregon and washington states in the united states they wouldn't have any patience at all for that the situation is complicated right now it's difficult because there are thousands of foreign fighters there these are trained terrorists with a lot of battle experience and they've been supported by the west they've been supported by the gulf by including including turkey and none of the countries that have supported the terrorists want them to come back to their own their own countries of course and it's kind of hypocritical for my pump aoe to criticize syria for trying to expel terrorists from its own its own territory. and that does it for me i'll be back with headline

sterling never prosecution. mr. mueller has change that. he has gone after paul manafort and rick for failing to file under the foreign agent administration act. and to publicly disclose that their lobbyists were foreign entities. there is credible evidence brought to life by senator chuck grassley. fusion gps, at the same time it was compiling the dossier it was lobbying on behalf of russians to get rid of u.s. sanctions in the u.s. actions law. again, fusion would say that we were the working for u.s. law firm. it doesn't matter under the law, you still have to register if you are lobbying people on behalf of foreign entities. they never did. where's that prosecution? what about podesta? this is all been completely dry. podesta, prominent democrat, and this is what americans look at. it gets to the heart of the frustration. now that justice is being applied to people who have done wrong doings, it is only being applied to one side. >> steve: exactly right. you put it well. everyone should read your piece. talk about mind to the fbi. there is so much there. let's bring in tammy b

rick." >> a true fbi story of a teenager walking a live between a life of crime and being an fbi informant. matthew mcconaughey stars. >> "lizzie" is based on the lizzie borden murders. >> sterling k. brown, "the predator" is a reboot of the 1980s original where you can spend some time perhaps outdoors. >> "predator" really? no! you know the first one had two governors in it. >> it's true. >> arnold schwarzenegger and jesse ventura. >> the rumor was later carl weathers was going to run as well because they wanted to get the entire cast. >> spend time outdoors possibly. >> there will be a drive-in movie theater tonight so we'll have a look at the forecast for that. let's get out the door this morning. >> who wants to get in the trunk? >> in your bug! >> san francisco is starting out this morning with a nice one. we're not yet seeing the low clouds and the fog but we'll see that as we head through sunrise and you make your way out to the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station trying to get to work this morning, it's going to be in the mid-50s and partly to mostly cloudy skies, right around noon our skies will clear, temperatures in the low 70s and check out the seven-day forecast, it's al