some of the moons of jupiter and saturn might be possible. in particular, titan, the moon of saturn, is larger and more massive than our moon and has a dense atmosphere. the cassini mission of nasa has landed a poker -- landed a probe on titan which has sent back pictures of the surface. however, is very cold, being so far from the sun, and i wouldn't fancy living next to a lake of liquid methane. what about be on the solar system? our observations indicate a significant fraction of stars have planets around them. so far, we can detect only giant planets like jupiter and saturn, but it's reasonable to assume they will be accompanied by smaller, earthlike planets. some of these will be in the goldilocks zone where the the distance between the stars and liquid water to exist on their surface. there are rounded thousand stars within 30 light-years of earth. if 1% of each of them had earth sized planets, we have 10 candidate new worlds. we can not envision reaching them with current technology but we should make it a long-term goal. i mean over t

be looking for aquality i have life forming underneath the ice cover of the moons of jupiter and saturnresourced. if you had anything at your disposal to do what you wanted to do with out you are space, where would you go? what would you try to accomplish? >> well, you know mars is a tempting target, you know because we are going to be having a large booster rocket in the next decade perhaps by the mid 2030s, we may have enough capability to reach the red planet. in the long term i think we should be a two-planet species. >> it's too dangerous to put our species on just one planet but we should become a two-planet species. it's an insurance policy basically. >> who would want to live on a planet with no oxygen? i mean that's kind of a boring life, isn't it? you've got to have oxygen or you can't make it. >> well we would have to terr ra form the plan el we would have to melt the ice caps get water flowing again after 3 billion years and perhaps seed it with a genetically engineered algae so we have a garden of eden on mars. of course this would take centuries to do. >> nasa is working t

the corona heights neighborhood, please go and it is a beautiful, and state street, and bulcon and saturn and just a series of amazing and unique streets where we have homes that are nestled in the woods, effectively and it is not something that you would expect to find in the middle of a city. and we are seeing more and more of the beautiful modest homes in this neighborhood being expanded dramatically and double or triple in size and turned into monster homes that are really and in the view of many, not consistent with the fabric of a neighborhood. and the legislation is not about adding any additional complication or delay, to modest home renovations and we are not trying to stop the people who want to add an additional bedroom or do a modest expansion to their home and this is did about dramatic expansions and we are not banning anything, what the legislation will do is require a conditional use authorization from the planning commission under the certain circumstances and it will apply to any project that is proposing to create or to expand a home to be more than 3,000 square feet. i

. >> reporter: jay and gerri gass' daughter lara died last month inside this saturn ion first, known death linked to faulty gm's switches after the recall started. >> they got off easy. >> jay and jeri accepted the compensation offered in a planned a ministered by ken feinberg. >> in family you made an offer to has turned that offer down. >> that's correct. some have it under advisement, but there is not one either family or injured victim who survived, not one has yet to declared they think they can do better in court and have rejected the offer. >> reporter: gm set aside $400 million for the fund. feinberg has received more than 4,000 claims for death and injuries. hundreds remain under review, no additional claims will be accepted. senators ed markey and richard blumenthal have called on gm to reconsider. gm says they should not extend the deadline again should they in. >> they need to extend it until they fix every car. there is no reason for that not to happen. >> reporter: multiple criminal investigations continue, a federal grand jury is looking at this, the u.s. attorney's of

we have rain wind and snow on the horizon over the next seven days to the rain showers on saturn wereooking for more what whether come next week the when it will be sure to click on friday and saturday around the bay and snow levels for this weekend or talk about seven out the fee for tile results of vero bring snow and here in the bay area saturday night could job down to a 4000 was might mean a dusting of top mount diablo for what you always download the mobile application upgrade which is the updated on changing weather patterns is freehand and work for both android and apple devices give it a look. >>george: millipede is we're jammed up with the accident here at clinton it may be still on the shoulder nevertheless it is still out of the lanes with the damage is done we already looking at a 54 minute drive times this early this morning and that will likely climb to over an hour for the southbound 880 ride to track in the commit for the upper east sure freeway is increased to 19 minutes were looking now at about 20 minutes trip through the san ramon valley for interstate 680 southbo

and otherwise is a pretty nicely kenyapithecus saturn our son to go out i would go with tomorrow and dry sunny and generally happy. >>reporter: addenda to have liked to have never seen before who was eating what they were much in our and how they raised enormous 300,000 of the price tag and f-16 makes an emergency landing still ahead areas joined by his lovely wife that was open up the mail back and answer your e-mail's plus good news for bruce bulgy tonight gary has an update on the giant dipper coming up. >>reporter: pictures just released by the air force today this incident happened on october 22nd f-16 pilot survived during a training flight over kansas the started manage to return safely to base would have of one wing chair of the other pilot was the instructor he suffered minor injuries after ejecting from his proposed letter which crashed into a field jackson investigation run the collision on the student pilot. >>reporter: los vegas we know is not for bay over the top on everything if it now applies to dinner. is this is bill gates types of the money spent on a dinner in veg

tom: when i was a kid, that is a photo of saturn.s what saturn looked like a million years ago, and now with a satellite, that is pluto. that is amazing. you never saw pluto. olivia: number one photo -- why do these two guys not have ties on? because they are trying to be like alexis tsipras without a tie the newly appointed prime minister of greece is now having conversations with francois hollande, he is greece's youngest thai minister. he was also called tiele -- youngest prime minister for the view was also called tieless. there you can see tsipras again. the real jackson hound here, though is varoufakis. brendan: this is the empties stage where varoufakis and wolfgang sure but -- wolfgang sureschaeuble is saying right now, "nein, nein nein." tom: the new slow this morning, if you are just joining us and waking up to this in the united states, the news flow this morning and the headlines from bloomberg are just extraordinary. very quickly, olivia, putin will visit with merkel and Åland hollande in moscow. olivia: secretary john k

this is titan saturn's largest moon. captured by nasa casini space are contract.rainy hard to make out but thanks oa despeckling tool, you see what are thought to be sand dunes, hydrocarbon seas, could be life. >> looks like a picture of antarctic. >>> tomorrow thousands of refugees since the peshawar attack last year. >> that is it for al jazeera's international hour. >> i'll see you in an hour. fault lines is up next. s up next. >> louisiana's bayou, 70 miles southwest of new orleans. this is the heartland of the native american houma tribe. and it's one of the most valuable ecosystems in the entire united states. >> we go to the bayous to provide for our families. everything's there... >> raymond clark's ancestors

a minivan carrying 6 people were saturning -- turning right on to north ship road when it was hit byenagers were thrown from the minivan and killed. the driver of the truck was arrested. >> there's a push to restore the little league team that was strip of the title. jesse jackson is fighting to get the championship back to the team. chicago's jackie robinson west team was stripped of its title over allegation also team officials recruited players who did not live in the area. >> continue to fight until the boys have had their dignity restored and championship returned back to them that doesn't belong to anyone else, but them, because they earned it. >> chicago mayor rob emanuel asked the little league president to reverse its decision several other local political leaders have spoken out against the decision. >> hooping today the federal aviation administration is releasing new reduce for commercial and private drones that would make it easier to use them in our skies. faa says drones waying no more 55 pounds will be allowed to do a wide variety of activities, including taking photo

. >>> nasa has released a submersible vehicle that could explore the depths of sat you shall saturn's the submarine would have to be designed to withstand extreme conditions including big waves and temperatures as low as 298 degrees below zero. nasa envisions sending it on a three-month mission collecting and analyzing samples and sending it all back. 8:25 is the time. a childhood toy getting a new high-tech makeover. mattel teamed up with google to create a new virtual reality view master. it uses apps on a smartphone to simulate 3d there will be view master reels to enhance the virtual reality experience. it will go on sale for about $30. big bird made a big splash on twitter. it joined the social media site back in october of 2012 but post ed for the first time yesterday tweeting out just one word, tweet. in a few hours the sesame street star has more than 15000 followers. love was in the air at the california academy of science. heart shaped valentines to the penguins. it serves two purposes. the male penguins return to the nest and offer to their mates. it encourages them to bree

we have already driven rovers on mars, landed on titan, the moon of saturn but if one is considering the future of the human race, we have to go there ourselves. going into space will let be cheap, but it would only take a small proportion of world resources. the budget has remained roughly constant in real terms since the time of the apollo landings, but it has decreased and 23% of gdp in 1970 to 22% now. even if we were to increase the international budget 20 times to make a serious effort to go into space, there would -- that would only be a small fraction of gdp. there are those who would argue that it would be better to spend our money solving the problems of this planet, like pollution and climate change, rather than wasting it on the possibly fruitless search for a new planet. i am not denying the importance of fighting climate change and global warming, but we can still one quarter of the percent of world gdp for space. isn't our future worth a quarter of 1%? we thought that space was worth a big effort in the 1960's. in 1962, president kennedy permitted the u.s. to land a ma

reported to westerner von braun and came to the usf with the scientists and was a top engineer in the saturn space program. not as famous as westerner von braun. decades later prosecutors confronted him what really happened under his watch at the slave labor factory. he said he just built rockets. the prisoners he said as far as he knew he said with a straight face, were well treated. he was just doing his job. a bunch of nazi doctors came under, three dozen in san antonio. one named dr. -- what westerner von braun was to rocket science, he was to space medicine. he was a revered scientist, the father of space medicine they're called him himself job was to keep pilots alive in space in the changing atmosphere and he was doing it long before he got to texas. in germany, he and in the nazi doctors under him in the medical experimentation programs ran and oversaw the grisly experiments on prisoners, even on children, to see what the body could withstand. children were put into a flight simulator and subjected to sudden violent changes in altitude. many died. other prisoner were made to drink pu

criminal counts including murder the to a five year-old a minute to drinking a beer before the crash on saturn if he left the driveway of a liquor store surely after he crossed an oncoming traffic and hit a car police said he kept driving in britain to decide what crashing into a fruit stand the vendor was not down and his wife was penned the time the stand in the van the vendor died at the hospital investing this say he drove through a front yard and got back on the road for hitting a parked car and come to arrest on a sidewalk he tried to run away a bystander's held him until police arrived. >>darya: heavy snow being blamed for a lot of problems across included a huge pile up in denver where to to you how many cars were involved in the strike the plane has to make an emergency landing will tell you why and where this happened and as everyone ok to of after a break a home owner sacramental mickey neighbors uncomfortable because of what he is this playing in the front yard. introducing new flonase allergy relief nasal say, w avlabloverhe cnterinull escrtiontrenh. whene brthe allgens r boes rct

not all >>reporter: at the warmest day in was fired into saturday the saturn a better chance for showersfried into saturday wicket a little bit of snow out of the system of the top of good news for the skier since no borders and in fact speaking of the hair look at the snow,.com ski report. --snow bomb .com >>reporter: sunday is going to be a bit dated some fresh powder and on that ski or snowboard trip. >>george: still pretty slow we're tracking number of delays here for the ride on interstate 8024880 starting with the east store for a ride look at that we are still back the from san pablo of all the way down to the macarthur maze 24 is a nightmare right now backed up all the way into walnut creek for the westbound commute problems at fisher branch and westbound in downtown miranda and there were earlier, problems in the maze they're gone now the all-star ride an accident there that made slow going to both directions in the san ramon valley off the nimitz northbound is the backed up into hayward for the last two hours in the core or commute is only recently dropped to less than an only

to see saturn or the different things going to the sun, those new shots of the sun and the solar flaresart of that budget -- brendan g: interestingly rented brown put on pointed out that this is still state driven, we are still the era of sputnik. tom: there was a shot this week on twitter of mars, the robot going around mars, i think it is like a hummer 2 anyway going around mars and it has shots of rocks that were certainly striated because of water. do we want to go for that come into your points, brendan, i say this to people to get upset, there is no constituency. bush can do it, obama can do it, the next man or woman can do it, there is no constituency. let's do photos. olivia: number three in eastern ukraine -- tom: this is another massive project. not to make a joke of it. olivia: embedded russian missile hit on the streets early on wednesday, early this morning, at least 15 were killed and 60 wounded in the recent attack. several dozen missiles also hit residential areas in the airport . of course there is this emergency minsk security meeting. we know president vladimir putin

february is black history month and kron 4 celebrating saturn has a preview is of what the senate isall 50 years after the police brutality associated with the 1965 march in selma. >>: is always relevant >>mark: that is 7:00 p.m. it will be held on saturday february 2nd to first. >>mark: oakland firefighters tried to figure out who started the of fire to clear my middle school. firefighters had an alibi to retain the estimate about a million dollars in damage in the cafeteria of at the school then decide whether not the school be open tomorrow in egyptian warplanes is the second and f strikes against libya they had to date in order to walk to the extreme stronghold the people narcissus several southern states are pressing for some sleet and rain and ice cars were seen fishtailing and sliding on the highways and louisville this morning as a wash in a bid from back east in a bitterly cold temperatures it blows across the northeast. >>mark: thank you so much for joining us here the next new cast of five this evening and a reminder you can stay connected any time off with the kron 4 mobi

. >> but look -- >> the moon the moon of saturn's. >> you know why the nasdaq's going to go through inhis morning 6:23 you got your notification from netflix that "house of cards" is now live. 6:23. >> that's going to move. did you know next friday is the anniversary of the hanes bottom? march 6, 2009? 1268. >> i should have mentioned, you mentioned yesterday, look at that, nice mention of mark haines. >> he was -- where was the s&p? >> 667. >> sign of the devil, right? satan? >> meantime, gdp up in we mentioned the down revision. but the biggest boost to consumer spending since the fourth quarter of 2010. i imagine you think this is gas prices talking. >> every night, you are on conference calls and it doesn't matter who it is whether a ross stores cracker barrel. you hear these companies just say, point plank,blink, we're doing better because the consumer has more money. monster beverage, with a totally monster number. not ironic. great things in this quarter. i'll go in to them later in the show. it's hilarious. talking about things they're doing, including taking the juice out 0 on

the measles cases risen to 141 for this year. 20 new cases were announced yesterday and 18 from the saturn the measles were not vaccinated and some people were too young to get the shot until recently one unusual with hundred meals measle cases in the u.s. the causes rhino's fever and a ration rare cases can be deadly. <

. >> for practical purposes they might as well be launching in the rings of saturn. >> give me a breakheard it yesterday, just hearing the headline i thought they must be starting the mail order service where they will mail you a dvd. >> nope, it's streaming. and you said the broadband number there is are daunting to say the least. so this is really more about netflix trying to get some attention for itself. and also planting a flag and anticipating that you know now that the relationship has normalized the economy there will start to grow and strengthen more internet will become available and they will be the sort of first pioneer. >> do we think there's more underground internet than we know about? when you hear these stories, people take satellite -- they have dish and directv satellites by people bringing them in pieces and they put them in their chimneys so you can't see them. >> andrew it's $8 a month u.s. the average income in cuba is $20. this is 40% of the average cuban's monthly income. no offense to netflix, but this is -- come on guys. >> i think those people are probably g