old wind powered generator is the symbol of the bottle tickle research station belonging to moscow state university. only a handful of staff stays at the station in winter young students from moscow state university's biological faculty often pairing their theses presentations. biologist yelling across nova has served to the station for twenty five years she often comes here with family in winter. she studies c i did ducks sure and i stay here. i just spend nearly all of the life time on water and in the end. it is only during the brief reproduction period that they make nests on the shore they always stick together on land as they do on the sea. young female dogs who are there their own nest legs help the on the females to race the baby birds and sometimes several get together to form a kind of kindergarten where they grow they latch things together in the find a safe place with enough food for their ducklings raising them together is the communion thing to do. on. the water in the white sea remains cold even in summer time but the idea ducks are never affected by the cold water they bob in the wa

he's an associate professor of political science at moscow state university of international relations right crosstalk rosen effect that means you guys can jump in anytime you want a nice i want to go to you first because you are all up all night covering the election have you had a lot of guess what was the reaction to it because we knew going into the election that united russia was going to take a hit but would nobody predicted predict predicted the kind of outcome that we're probably going to get by the end of this day well it's interesting because a lot of the guests we had before the preliminary results started coming in were saying this is unexpected it looks like they're going to get a lot less than they perhaps wanted and then at two am we spoke to constantine because the child who said well we made. it seemed like we thought we would get more birds really fifty percent more happy so united russia clearly understands that things need to change that russians are changing that they still have a lead they have a constitutional and they don't have a constitutional majority but the

i was there in october in moscow state university came and we were on the same panel and spoke on the same subject of the social networks and he just hammered it. you have people you need to mobilize people to be censors on social network you have to have powers to take them off the internet very antiliberal message coming from moscow and the roll their eyes and say this is old-style russian propaganda. we are not taking it seriously. but this is what the reaction today is. there was something that didn't control and they don't like it. >> i will just conclude our discussion. >> i wanted to observations. one is the vote for the communists, the liberal democratic party which is named. these are often protest votes and they don't necessarily mean that people are pro communists or fascists. right now it is a protest against the massive corruption that people see around them with limited ability to express themselves. but there is a real danger given the traditions of russia but if the situation starts to unravel forces may emerge for extremely dangerous to the world and russia itself and

the -- of moscow state university came and spoke. we were on the same subject of social networks. he hammered it that you have people come in to be centers on social networks, you have very anti-liberal messages coming. they roll their eyes and say this is old-style russian propaganda. we are not taking this seriously. but this is what the reaction today is. it is something they don't control and they don't like it. >> just to conclude he our discussion, and water to observations. -- one or two observations. the democratic party, which is misnamed, these are often protest votes. they don't necessarily mean that the people are pro communist or pro-fascist. it is a protest against the massive corruption that people see around them with liberal -- limited ability to express themselves. there is a real danger given the provisions of russia that if the situation starts to unravel, forces may emerge that are extremely dangerous to the world and to russia itself. that is why i think when the discussion comes, and what should the west do? we often make a mistake if we think exclusively in

nations continue to ignore moscow's concerns washington claims the shield will deter aggression from iran and north korea by the lawrence krauss from arizona state university says it's only needed for political reasons. there is no threat right now neither country has missiles that could carry nuclear weapons and only one of those countries has a nuclear weapon in the first place and also you what it would be very difficult to imagine a country of that size aiming a ballistic missile at the united states because it would be like marking the their country for annihilation with a big x. is a ballistic missile is ballistic that means you know where it came from we're using a defense that doesn't exist against an aggressor that this point doesn't exist the worst thing to look like is that you're weak on defense so if people say we could build a shield as some people say then why not do it that's so i think the idea is those political pressures at home if they don't continue to push that way this administration will give you is as weak and it doesn't want to be viewed as weak right now from a strategic perspective going into a national election coming up our sp