trace?> trace: let's continue our fox team coverage with trey yingst who is on ground in baghdad. >> good afternoon. there's a number of questions today in baghdad about what most of this means for the relationship between the iraqis and the americans. president trump's decision to keep u.s. troops in the middle east specifically in iraq and he has reported a vote on sunday to push out american troops who are here come more than 5,000 of them come to help in the fight against the islamic states. what we saw overnight sort of changed the dynamics in that relationship when they fired 15 ballistic missiles, ten of them hitting the target which was the al-assad base. that's failing to reach the targets. again, i will the presidents play all of the reactions for the regions? that's happening in and around baghdad, and across iraq. five rockets were fired into the green zone and those rockets were fired by some of those militia organizations. so while you may see that iranian regime saying this is

>> trace: thanks. for more reaction, let's bring in senator john cornyn a member of the senate judiciary and intelligence committees. senator, i'm not sure if you heard john roberts talking there. i want your take on senator schumer and menendez, your democratic colleagues, calling for the president to declassify the war powers notification. in essence, they want the president to prove that he really was trying to stop a war, not start one. i'm going to play you a sound bite from senator schumer and get your reaction. listen to this. >> i really worry that the actions the president took will get us into what he calls another endless war in the middle east. i think congress and i will do everything i can to assert our authority. we do not need this president either bumbling or impulsively getting us into a major war. >> your thoughts on that, senator cornyn. >> well, i don't expect senator schumer to endorse anything that president trump or this administration does. i've read the war powers notification

trace? >> trace: trey yingst live in the middle east. jennifer griffin reporting live from the pentagon. jen? >> trace, the u.s. has had opportunities to keep general qassim soleimani many times in the past. he's been the head of the quds force for 22 years and has a lot of american blood on his hands according to u.s. defense officials. he felt secure enough to travel openly to baghdad, beirut, moscow. the pentagon believes that soleimani is responsible for killing more than 500 american troops, wounding an additional 2,000 since 2003. qassim soleimani has been on the u.s. radar for a long time. the decision to strike i'm told was not taken lightly by the president. a senior u.s. defense official tells me that what changed were recent indications of an imminent campaign of attacks directly targeting americans across the middle east. soleimani was directing an coordinating that campaign according to the pentagon. iran has been ramping up its military response to the u.s. economic and diplomatic pressure which came to a head in may when t

trace. >> trace: life for us in los angeles. peter, thank you.ssica tarlov and jeanine pirelli, fox news contributor's. you heard peter saying elizabeth warren is still saying, he might have done this to get the attention off impeachment. but the more you hear from the president and the intel coming in, it really appears like timing really was at the essence in attacking soleimani. >> it totally was, and to listen, the president campaigned on taking on terrorists and terrorism. and he is keeping that promise. he took out a man who is orchestrating the killing of over 600 of our military men and women. let alone who knows what the number is of his own people. but to look at how the democrats are trying to turn the tables on this is really outrageous, because it is about the safety and security of america. that is the bottom line. >> trace: jessica, are you buying into the distraction theory? >> i am buying into it a little bit, and the american public is. there was a poll that shows liberal hourly of americans think the president did this to distr

trace? >> meanwhile, were getting some of the pictures of damage those iranian missiles because to the iraqi bases. >> that is right, the first image is now coming out from the all assad base. from those ten iranian ballistic missiles yesterday. looking at the damage, it is quite remarkable that nobody was killed. remember, this was iran's most direct assault on america since the 1979 seizing of the u.s. embassy. several were treated for concussions from the blast, though none killed. american troops, we now know were informed of an imminent attack two hours before the base was struck in the order was given for them then to take cover in bunkers, that barrage continued for nearly two hours. while the iranian regime itself is saying they do not want to escalate this, their proxies or saying something different, still these threats, these calls for revenge, we saw five rockets fired at a base in iraq yesterday. they concern now is that the threat would come from their proxies. >> on it goes, b

tracee, lauren. tracee: thank you very much.ney and former prosecutor, david bruno. good morning, david. >> good morning, tracee. tracee: what do you you expect from the hearing? >> the big day will be tuesday. looks like schumer will call for a vote on witnesses. what the democrats need, they need four republicans to vote yes on the ability to call witnesses. it's either going to be a very quick trial or if live witnesses are called, well, buckle up. the democrats want mulvaney and bolton and some others and the republicans want adam schiff, hunter biden, joe biden. that could go on for a long time if witnesses are called. tracee: do you think that's going to happen? do you expect those witnesss in. >> there's reporting on this and it's close. there are some that believe there are four republicans, some are saying there's three. it's going to come down to the wire. it's a tough vote for everybody on that day because the world is watching. tracee: i want to ask about the senators who are presidental candidates. can they be impar

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tracee: i'm cheryl -- tracee carrasco, in for cheryl casone, who is at the super bowl. how are you, tracee. tracee: let's the a look at how your money is moving this morning. dow futures are up by 31 points, s&p futures up by 5, nasdaq futures up by 24 and-a-half. we've got earnings to keep an eye out, also the fed meeting this afternoon. the central bank wrapping up its first meeting of the decade a. lauren: a lot going on. cautiously higher, i would say. oil is up as well, $53.86 a barrel. tracee: let's take a look at asia right now. you can see the nikkei pointing higher, hang seng steep losses there, down almost 3%, as we're getting back into the swing of things after the lunar new year holiday. the kospi pointing higher, the shanghai is closed. lauren: green on the screen in europe, cautiously higher this morning as we hear from more airlines, as they stop flying to china. the ftse i is up 1%. breaking overnight, the state department flying hundreds of stranded americans out of the coronavirus danger zone in china, passengers will a arrive at a military base in cal

she's live at the pentagon. >> trace, a senior u.s.fficial tells me that the latest intelligence now confirms it was a russian-made fsa 1 15 missile that the iranians fire that brought down the ukrainian civilian airliner. an absolute tragedy, they told fox news. they screwed up and it's tragic. we were told earlier that pentagon officials increasingly believe having reviewed the latest intelligence in analysis that they shut down the airliner by mistake, using russia service missiles. that missile defense system would have likely been put on alert to defend against the possible u.s. response to the iranian missile strike targeting americans in iraq. >> somebody could have made a mistake on the other side. it was flying and, not our system, has nothing to do with us. it was flying in a pretty rough neighborhood and somebody could have made a mistake. we had some people say it was mechanical but i don't think that's even a question personally. >> the essay 15 another russian-made missile systems, the ukrainian civilian airliner with 176

trace? >> mike, there's this ongoing fight over witnesses in the senate trial. what do we know? >> right. we expect republicans to pass a resolution to essentially pump that decision about whether there will be witsstage in the trial. leading republicans are emphasizing it's not their job to fix what the house did. >> they had a executive privilege applies to these witnesses. i won't violate it. i'm ready for this trial to vid bunch of notes that have nothing to do with the facts as far as i'm concerned and the people in question are sketchy at best. >> leading democrats counter no new documents and no new witnesses would make the senate trial unfair. >> that does not serve the cause of justice and certainly doesn't make the senate look like a responsible chamber if we don't consider new evidence, whether it's helpful or hurtful to the president. we're supposed to be making a considered judgment based on impartial justice. that means considering the evidence, all of it, good and bad. >> seve

i'm trace gallagher. fox news reporting begins now. >> reporting begins with the house to formally deliver at the house of impeachment to the senate. speaker nancy pelosi naming the managers who will prosecute president trump at his trial set to begin next week. speak with the emphasis is on comfort level in the courtroom. the emphasis is on making strong as possible a case to protect and defend the constitution, to seek the truth for the american people. >> piece speaker pelosi with house intelligence chairman adam schiff and house judiciary chair jerry nadler to lead the team of seven congressmen and women. president trump has denied doing anything wrong and has repeatedly said, his conversation with ukraine's president was perfect. today the ranking member of the house judiciary committee, georgia republican doug collins slamming the entire impeachment process. >> this impeachment process has been flawed from the outset. it resembles not a congressional action. it resembles more of a dr. seuss book not

trace. >> trace: good point, john roberts life for us on the north lawn. we rich out to lawmakers on both sides of this issue. none of the democrats we talked to were available. let's bring in republican senator thom tillis of north carolina, a member of the senate judiciary committee. senator, thank you for joining us, sir, looks like tuesday is the go day, your thoughts? >> that's right, there are some procedural steps after we get the articles over in our chamber tomorrow, and on thursday, we will come back after martin luther king day and begin the trial in earnest. >> trace: the president now, kind of talking about dismissal, john roberts was saying earlier there does not seem to be any appetite for an outright dismissal in the senate. but there does seem to be senator, a growing appetite for the witnesses which we was never going to happen. now it seems like more of a possibility, i know you have been against that from the get-go. your thoughts on the changing dynamics sir? >> well, trace, i heard the segment where ted cruz spoke, so i want to also t

." >> trace: fox news alert. i am trace gallagher in for dana perino. several big developments involving an already tense situation with iran. the defense secretary of mark esper set to speak any moment. we are watching the white house. president trump is set to speak this our and on capitol hill, senate leaders are expected to take the podium. tensions escalating after the air strike that killed one of iran's top generals. the world waiting to see how and when tehran might retaliate. the head of the country's revolutionary guard threatening to "set ablaze" places the united states supports. here at home, secretary of state mike pompeo defending the strike. >> any time a president makes a decision of this magnitude, there are multiple pieces of information that come before us. we have presented that to him and all the broad detail. we have evaluated the risks and the opportunity we thought might present itself at some point. we could see clearly. not only had soleimani done all the things we had recounted, hundreds of thousands of massacre in syria, eno

look, trace gallagher? >> trace: the answer is adam schiff. >> tucker: is it adam schiff?ge jeanine: yes. >> u.s. representatives for 12. >> 1/53rd of california's house delegation is this intelligence committee chairman. [buzzer] his name is adam schiff. back to you, veronica. >> judge jeanine: they didn't know it by the way. >> trace: we are tied. >> tucker: going into the final question sudden death result tonight. this is a multiple choice so please wait until all the options are presented before you answer. here it is.. senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts noticed the true measure of a candidate's success and that, of course, is selfies, not votes or fundraising, selfies, she has been bragging about taking a lot of selfies with her supporters. how many selfies hasa elizabeth warren taken is it a? 60,000? is it b 80000? is it c 100000 selfies? trace gallagher? >> trace: 100,000 selfies says elizabeth warren. >> tucker: 100,000 selfies. now, remember, this is self-reported so we can't verify. >> judge jeanine: she exaggerates everything. i'm sure it's right. >> tuc

yes, contact tracing is something that is difficult.he last week or so. the incubation period is two weeks, so you would have to trace contact back across that time. that is a lwa ys back across that time. that is always difficult. but france and germany have been in this situation for the last week or so and their health systems have been well prepared for dealing with this, to try to ensure that it doesn't spread any further, if at all possible. but the chief medical officer was involved with other officials in dealing with ebola cases that came into the uk treated in london. he has incredible expertise there aren't other hospitals in dealing with isolating patients. it is early days but the death rate from coronavirus, the new strain in china has been relatively low. there is every chance, we heard in australia there were cases of people in australia who had the new strain who had recovered. going back to something you said a moment ago that there were 600 individuals, the authorities were still trying to trace. now that we have conf

and in the coming years traces of d.n.a. at crime scenes are likely to provide more information even predicting the shape of a suspects face some research. think a complete identikit damage could be on the cards. is just the beginning. did you learn that the ability to roll your tongue is hereditary it's a popular belief but although there may be a genetic component you can learn to roll your tongue. but in hair color are genetically determined. on facebook we asked what you've inherited from your parents. elvira writes that she inherited her curls and the characteristic color of her skin. pedro says that he has eyebrows and a mole from his father and his right eye comes from his mother with a slightly drooping eyelids. mirror not inherited flat feet shortsightedness and clear skin from her parents. and luis mentions green eyes and yellow teeth which he calls dog teeth blond hair and caucasian skin thanks to all of you for writing in. before we're born it's pretty clear what we're going to look like. but over the course of e

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tracee carrasco has that story. tracee: a according to the u.survey this was a 6.6 magnitude quake. it struck early this morning with the epicenter south of indio. 5.8 magnitude earthquake hit the island yesterday. no injuries were reported. parts of puerto rico are struggling to recover from the aftermath of the hurricane maria in 2017. harvey weinstein is trying to he delay his criminal trial in new york. jury selection is set to begin today. reports say lawyers for weinstein may ask for an adjournment after he was hit yesterday with four counts of sexual yo assault in los angele. the charges came hours of after weinstein appeared in a manhattan courtroom. he has denied any wrong-doing. illinois is forced to close several marijuana dispensaries due to shortages, this less than a week after legalized sales for recreational use went into effect. the state says it racked in $10.8 million in sales since january 1st. but due to a higher rate of supply and demand, many chicago shops began closing over the weekend. and finally, burger king is trying

tracee carrasco here now with those details. good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning. police charging 24 people for intentionally starting brush fires and legal action taken against 183 people for fire related offenses in the state of new south wales. some of the complaints include failing to comply with the total fire ban and discarding lit cigarettes on the ground. so far, two dozen people have died in the nationwide fire season. despite much-needed rain across the country, officials raising concerns that lightning may spark more fires before hot and windy conditions return. the fbi asking for apple's help to unlock the pensacola shooter'pens co---pensacola sho. it is password protected. the fbi asked for a response by this afternoon. apple telling fox news they have always worked cooperatively with the fbi and have given them all the data they had in their possession. they also pledge to continue to support them with the data they have available. the a attack at the pensacola naval air station killed three people and injured eight more. walgreens set to report earni

tracee carrasco has this devastating story. tracee, good morning. tracee: good morning.s is very tragic. an official in new south we'lls says three u.s. firefighters died in a water tanker plane crash. it was on its way to a fire bombing mission when it lost contact. the wreckage was found in a snowy region. it's not known where the u.s. firefighters were from, which states. officials say flags will fly half a staff tomorrow in their honor. brush fires are groanin groanin- growing near australia's capital. vice president mike pence is in israel. he is just one of 50 world leaders who are attending the world holocaust forum. it also marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp in poland. ahead of the forum, the vice president is t meeting with israel's prime minister. they will also be joined by russian president vladimir putin. they are expected to discuss the tensions in iran. president trump is speaking at somattomorrow's march for life y in washington. he announced the news on twitter. this will make him the first sitting president

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lauren: tracee carrasco has the details for us. good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning.the first publicly listed u.s. car maker to be l valued at over $100 billion. reaching the mark in after hours trading. if the company is able to keep the valuation above $100 billion, ceo elon musk will be eligible for a payout potentially worth hundreds of millions of dollars. tesla shares have more than doubled following a surprising third quarter profit and news the company's chinese factory was ahead of schedule. sticking with electric vehicles, general motors unveiling a new autonomous electric vehicle meant for the ride share industry. the cruise origin was unveiled last night in san francisco. while details are still scarce on the technology, the cruise origin has a spacious cabin and relatively low cost, estimated to be about half of tesla's model x. no time l table for production was announced. derek jeter is the latest baseball l hal hall of fame mem, but falling short o of receiving unanimous support. former teammate mariano rivera is the only player to be elected unanimous

trace gallagher has a report later.have breaking details on what caused the helicopter crash that killed the great, talented kobe bryant. straight ahead. sfx: [sneezing] i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. i am for shortening my cold, with zicam! zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam! oral or nasal. oh no, here comes gthe neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's here. bill? karolyn? nope! no, just a couple of rocks. download the my account app to manage your appointments making today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. i'll pass. >> sean: fox news alert. the deadly coronavirus which originated in china has now spread to the u.s. here live from our west coast newsroom tonight with the very latest, trace gallagher. >> to get the numbers straig

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i am trace gallagher in for dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ >> trace: at the iraniansbases that housed american troops but president trump a short time ago saying no americans or iraqis were hurt in the strikes. the president also saying it looks like iran is standing down and once again, defending his decision to take out the gener

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. >> tracee, good morning.ning, in response to coronavirus outbreak a number of cruise lines are taking precautions so they can keep virus off high seas especially in high seas and closed corridors, royal caribbean will not allow individuals who have traveled through that area to board any ships, they also canceled upcoming trips for january 27 set to sail from shanghai to japan, carnival cruise line will be talking with health officials about temperature checks, staying with norwegian crews, they canceled a series of crews, the concern here might be because of the coronavirus, there was a case in france that was one of the stop on their cruises, a lot of cruise lines taking steps preemptively to make sure nothing happens on board of their ships. >> a lot, tracee, a lot of fans of the nba calling for the jerry west silhouette logo to be updated in honor of kobe bryant. tracee: many people are now calling for that changed to an image of kobe bryant to honor him, one person on twitter said, quote, growing up as a

tracee carrasco here now with what happened. tracee, good morning. tracee: good morning.ays before, a number of stars also didn't show up. the 2020 grammy awards failing in the ratings sunday night, becoming one of the lowest rated broadcasts in the you award's history, dropping roughly 6% from last year's broadcast. during the grammy's, abc aired a tribute to kobe bryant who died earlier in the day. since 2012, the grammy's viewership has dropped more than 53%. a new report saying that the crown prince of saudi arabia deceived jeff bezos, pretending to have an interest in a saudi amazon partnership in order to get bezos to join a saudi investment conference, this comes after a report that bezos' girlfriend, lauren sanchez, may have sold text messages to the national enquirer exposing his affair, despite rumors that the crown prince may have hacked his phone. one pizza place facing outrage after a billboard put up, saying fat people are harder to kidnap. they said the billboard was in poor taste. others found humor in the billboard, saying they were not offended. the owne

of chlorine like sounds dangerous right to the uninitiated that again you can find traces of chlorine in your drinking water your cleaning sprays in your local swimming pool everywhere. the difference between a mass chemical attack and someone cleaning their sink is concentration how much chlorine was that texted i guess what the u.p.c. w. decided to emit if the finding of these chemicals at the alleged site is to be used as an indicator that chlorine gas was present in the atmosphere they should at least be shown to be present at level significantly higher than what is present in environments already but when the analysis of these key levels came back from the laboratories the results we can through sammy barrick at unison who is the doom of fact finding missions leader against normal expectations they were not passed on to the inspector who was drafting the a.p.c. w.'s interim report on duma really strange considering that the rebel video which was used as justification to launch cruise missiles at syria clearly showed people suffering symptoms of nerve agent poisoning then even fin

spotty snow showers expected tomorrow, only trace amounts to about one inch. dry weather sunday and potty sh also next friday. notice on the inland valley temperatures colder by sunday and monday morning. down into the 30s for much of the bay area and some spotty showers tuesday and friday as well. so 2020 has been really good here as we head into saturday and sunday. i know you were talking about it, christmas decorations all that stuff still up. a little time to get that away. >> this week is going to be it. take down the tree, take down those lights, get rid of all the boxes. >> and some time to relax. >> thank you, jeff sglrchl. >>> okay. location, location, location. some bay areas leading the way for job seekers. san francisco came in third. a study looked at more than 150 cities across the country. san francisco ranked high for starting cities but ranked one of the worst for long time commute times. local cities freemont in five. >>> well, coming up, tesla starting off the new year breaking records. the boot it's giving the company on wall street. >> he

lauren: tracee carrasco is here with details. hey, tracee.ost them almost $690 million. the industry is now asking for help from the australian government to help bring back visitors. these tourism officials are set to meet with australia's tourism minister today. so far, the fires have claimed the lives of 29 people and more than a billion an a malls and destroyed -- animals and destroyed land the size of bulgaria. amazon investing in india, jeff bezos on a three day trip to the country, telling local business leaders his company intends on spending $1 billion on digitizing small and medium businesses in india and using a amazon to global scale to export $10 billion in goods made in india. there are currently more than 500,000 sellers on amazon india and more than 60,000 indian manufacturers who export products through amazon. well, the faa says delta pilots did not ask for permission to dump fuel over a number of los angeles schools as it prepared for an emergency landing. the agency also saying that the plane was flying too low to prevent

tracee carrasco's got that story. good morning, tracee. the stage has gotten smaller, six candidates will go head to head in des moines, iowa. miss tonighmissing tonight willr cory booker who dropped out of the yesterday. race yesterday. president trump will be holding a dueling rally tonight in wisconsin. he won the state by fewer than 23,000 votes in 2016. russian military agents have successfully hacked the ukrainian gas company at the center of the impeachment scandal. that's according to a u.s. cyber security company. it says the spies launched a phishing campaign in november, stealing log-in information for employees of barisma holding. hunter biden previously served on the company's board. visa is buying a silicon valley start up. it is the financial technology powering venmo and other banking apps. the card company says this will expand access to fin-tech firms while accelerating its movement outside of cards. finally, only one tiger to win, the lsu tigers defeating the clemson tigers, 42-25 last night, making them the new college

tracee carrasco joining us now with those details. good morning, tracee. tracee: good morning.onnell making those comments yesterday, saying the vote would had happen after the impeachment trial which is expected to begin next week. five senate committees expected to join the senate finance committee in approving the revamped $1.2 trillion deal. treasury secretary steven mnuchin said it will add at least half of 1% to the u.s. gdp. well, former national security advisor michael flynn looking to withdraw his guilty plea. the motion filed yesterday by his legal team cites the reason as, quote, bad faith by the government. it follows the decision by the justice department last week, recommending flynn only serve six months in prison. the former national security advisor pled guilty in 2017 to lying to the fbi during the russia investigation. flynn is expected to be sentenced on january 28th. and more fallout from the mlb sign stealing scandal. red sox manager alex cor kora it of a job. the league claims he developed the system to steal pitching signs when he worked with the housto

it is difficult to trace them.t people are responsible and they will say if they have had contact and they will notify if they are feeling unwell. i think it is important to emphasise that we have a responsibility, not just to ourselves in this situation, but our fellow man, that if we do know we have had contact that we let the public health authorities know and if we do feel unwell, we tell them urgently and we also inform any health care provider and take measures to self isolate until we can see your health care provider. thank you very much. name the person in this country most associated with brexit and many people would say nigel farage. the former ukip leader, then brexit party leader, spent 27 years campaigning for the uk to leave the european union and today he gets his wish. three years ago, we sent mr farage on a blind date with journalist, broadcaster and ardant remainer racheljohnson. at the end of their last date, they agreed to meet again to talk about how brexit had panned out. here‘s a little reca

cheryl: tracee carrasco has that story.cee: there are fears the air bags may explode due to defec defective erin late inners. this is the last of the recalls the company agreed to in a 2015 settlement with the u.s. safety regulators. takata says it doesn't know how many vehicles are affected, leaving that up to the automakers to recall. decide. it's believed to be the largest series of automotive recalls in u.s. history. bed, bath and beyond falls short of earnings estimates for the latest quarter. same store sales tumbling 8% from a year ago. the company blaming the shorter holiday shopping period for the disappointing performance. bed, bath and beyond withdrew its fiscal 2019 guidance. instead, it will hold off, closing 20 of its stores until the first half of fiscal 2020 in order to sell more merchandise. walmart is out with a new weapon as it tries to compete with amazon and the grocery wars. the robot has been built into one of its stores in new hampshire. it's estimated to pick and pack orders 10 times faster than a h

the very beginning but nobody in the it will go that's why they will trace money is absolutely right down to i could see we could see it could have done for example we could see. with. transformational schemes has been well realised. i would not sustain made they have results as absolutely positive for those who have the transform in this system well i actually agree with you and i'm sure you remember this the famous saying by former prime minister of russia viktor chernomyrdin that we were aiming for the bass but it all turned out as usual do you think putin at this point of time has enough influence and. instruments to see whatever he wants to be realized realized in the way he wants it to be it i'm not that sure. to see 2 major reasons one can they have to with a flag that the life scale of reform which is going on now is not the one which has been discussed for long by different to experts and that's why wage could be seen as more or less well prepared it what we do see in though is well prepared but it's a kind of. threshold appear a sham so we cannot be sure that those who are

transformation you know one of the scholars that i see quoted a log these days in russia is daniel trace a man and his article democracy by mistake in which he comes to the conclusion that out of the $146.00 political systems dad democratized over the last century and a half only see. 7 percent did it by in time in all the abba cases the circumstances or sort of the logic of history the logic of development to care of that do you totally rule out this outcome for russia nothing can be ruled out now with this point and it's understandable that transformation of such a scale is very recent and the price that's why by the way we do see how the kremlin these. providing all those changes which could be planned the very beginning but nobody in the it will go that's why they will trace money is absolutely right then too we could see we could see it could have done for example we could see. with. transformational schemes has been well realised. i would not sustain made they have results as absolutely positive for those who have the transform in this system well i actually agree with you and i'm