it is too small of a venue, by the particular artist, the d.j.layed wanted to have a little bit more of a high fidelity. our in-house sound system is just two speakers on sticks. >> you had no complaints or anything? >> none. >> when you do have alcohol, so you don't have your own license, so you would be using caterers. >> correct. we are not selling alcohol. what happens is a private party, the persons renting the venue bring in a licensed caterer and alcohol with proper liability, and we are fully compliant. >> i see. for the security company, who provides that? is that -- >> we use high rock security as a company, as well as in-house security. may 24-hour security on site because it is very expensive equipment in the venue. we have cameras. >> initially, it is basically a private event kind of venue. >> yes. we would like to -- because we close at midnight for our experience, on friday, saturday and sunday, we would love to have a down tempo -- this is why we explored to the space of entertainment so we could have maybe now and again a down t

internal db rating of any electronic dance music venue in san francisco. not because my building won't contain the sound but because the neighbors complain to the point where you felt compelled to limit my internal db rating. it's inhibited my ability to -- to operate in the market and compete in the market. and i've done a lot of work. i think that you're probably sick of hearing me at another time my horn about how successful halcyon has been on a global scale, how successful it's been in san francisco, and the fact that people do want to stay past 4:00 in the morning. it's an injustice not only to the citizens of san francisco who love san francisco night life, who want to stay out late, and who have every right to be in a safe, licensed venue after hours. it's an injustice to them, and it's an injustice to my staff, who works so staff to make sure that we've never had a police complaint, never had a legitimate complaint, other than from these two neighbors, never had an ambulance show up, never had any issues with the fire department, never had an issu

in terms of entertainment venues ,, a couple of things to highlight. in the permitting process, one of the pieces of feedback that we had heard from businesses is they go through the building permit process, they get sent off on final inspections on the building department to, they get their health department sign off , and then in order to go through the entertainment process they have to have inspections from all those same departments that have just signed off on their business. so what this package proposes in order to help reduce that duplication, save businesses time and money and being able to open and have entertainment, would be too if there is a sign off from one of those departments, a sign off that the building department has signed off on the inspections related to the building permit, if there is a health permit vestment issue that is currently valid, if there's a place of assembly permit that is currently valid, that the documented evidence of those permits shall be sent efficient in order to avoid the need for an additional inspection.

it has to be -- not the representatives of the venue. seeing none, public comment is closed. [ gavel ] [roll call] >> all right. the conditions have been amended. what's the proper term for this? >> i don't know. >> amended. >> the amended commission -- >> staff considerations and recommendations have been amended. all right. thank you very much. moving onto the last and almost final item, i'd like to get through this one as quickly as possible, but we have to cover it tonight kbauz the staff and a small group of -- because the staff and a small group of us spent hundreds of hours adjusting the good neighbor policy, and maybe, director weiland, you can very quickly or inspector burke tell us what the impetus was behind this and what that was going to solve, but i'm going to assume that we've all read this already. >> that is the hope, yes. we hope that you all did your homework. i did hear back from commissioner tan today and worked to incorporate some of his changes after speaking with the city attorney. so essentially, our good neighbo

there. >> which venue is that? >> the rumpus room. >> i happened to be there when you had a symphony when you didn't have a permit, just by happenstance, but it was a lovely experience. >> okay. i have no further questions. thank you. have a seat. is there any discussion? >> i move approval of the permit with the usual good neighbor conditions. >> i second. >> all right. is there any public comment on this agenda item? seeing none, public comment is closed. [roll call] >> your permit has been granted. congratulations, please follow up with our deputy director at your earliest convenience for next steps. thank you. next agenda item. [agenda item read] >> -- prior to being able to apply for their e.h.p. in your file, you will find planning commission motion number 20330. the planning commission approved penthouse clubs extended hours of operation from 2:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. daily and plan to review this allowance one year from now. per the planning commission motion, evidence was provided to -- evidence was provided

it is estimated there are now around 1,000 venues across the country.ordered that all those sites be checked to ensure they meet the required safety sta nda rds. adam easton, bbc news, warsaw. ken ferguson is an escape room enthusiast who runs one of the industry's leading websites and online forums in the uk. so i think the first thing to say is that most of the time the rooms aren't locked at all. in many rooms, you're free to come and go during the game. and even the ones which are locked, they are locked with a magnetic lock, so it's very much like if you were going to a normal company building, where there's a code on the outside, and you go inside, you have to press a button to get out. so it's very much like that. you press a button on the inside to get out, or press a button within, or if the fire alarm was to go off, the door would open automatically. you're inside a room, solving puzzles, and the idea behind the puzzles is to get out. sometimes you leave the room, in other cases it's a mission you are on to retrieve a particular object in the

it's estimated there are now around 1000 venues across the country.rities have ordered all those sites be checked to ensure they meet the required safety standards. adam easton, bbc news, warsaw. earlier i spoke to escape room enthusiast ken ferguson — who runs one of the industry's leading websites and online forums in the uk. i think the first thing to say as most of the times the rooms aren't locked at all. in many rooms you are free to come and go during the game and even the ones which are locked, they are locked with a magnetic lock, so it's very much like if you were going to a normal company building where there's a code on the outside and you go inside, you have to press a button to get out, so it's very much like that. you press a button on the inside to get out, or press a button within, or if the fire alarm was to go off the door would open automatically. you are inside a room, solving puzzles, and the idea behind the puzzles is to get them. sometimes you leave the room, in other cases it is a mission you are on to retrieve a particular ob

our first probe to venus proved that venus was, in fact, warm, the surface temperature of venus is about 900 degrees fahrenheit, hot enough to melt led and dinosaurs. so we found out in the early years of the space age our sister planet venus was suffering from a runway greenhouse effect and that prompted interesting discussions by folks like professor about climate change and nuclear winter and other topics that became a big issue in the 1980s. to mars, our understanding of mars 60 years ago when the space age started was more sophisticated than this article from the "new york times" from december 1906 which talks about the canals on mars. by the late 1950s there may not have been canals on mars. our views of mars in the early 1960s and late 1950s echoed the believe that mars was an old planet, drying up and dying, which led to edgar rice burr's novel and other things you may have read if you're a science fiction fan. more scientifically informed view of what venus was like is reflected by other things that came out. this is a screenshot from one of those disney individuals that came ou

it is estimated there are now around 1,000 venues across the country.ordered that all those sites be checked to ensure they meet the required safety sta nda rds. let's get some of the day's other news: two british special forces soldiers have been seriously injured in an attack in syria by so—called islamic state. it's understood the two soldiers where wounded by a missile which exploded near the syrian town of deir ezzor in the east of the country, and were taken to a hospital by american forces. police in california say three people have been shot dead at a bowling alley near los angeles. police say they are working to identify those involved in the shooting in which four other people were injured. local media said the shooting followed a fight at gable house bowl in the coastal town of torrance. the federal grand jury being used by special counsel robert mueller as he investigates alleged russian collusion in the us 2016 presidential election has had its term extended by up to six months. the initial 18—month term was due to expire this weekend, amid

as entertainment venues from that requirement. finally, there's a number of cleanup provisions where the code simply is not fully up to date and has confusing provisions so this is to codify existing interpretations of the code and to help people successfully navigate from when they bring their plans and ideas to the planning counter to get to a successful project. just briefly to touch on the administrative reform piece because i know that was something we wanted to highlight, separate from the legislation but late last year, there was a change made to the building permit process that will benefit a number of small businesses. specifically it centers around the area notification. when a business submits a permit application that would require neighborhood application that is taken in and the planning department holds on to that while the phot -- notification happens which saul well and -- which is all well and good but then it makes its way from department inbox to department inbox. voen even if i could have done a project over t

germany's largest opposition party has been conferencing near the eastern city of dresden outside the venue police kept hundreds of left wing protesters at bay. washington's ambassador to berlin has issued a stark warning to german companies over a controversial pipeline that would supply russian gas to germany while bypassing eastern european countries richard burr now reportedly wrote to several companies involved in the construction of the north stream two pipeline reminding them of u.s. sanctions on the russian energy sector the u.s. has long opposed the pipeline saying it undermines european security. well max and he's been following that story for us he joins me now in studio with more max there's really a lot of breakdown here first just lay out for us exactly who did the u.s. ambassador rights to and what was in the letters so us investor richard grinnell wrote a letter to several businesses which are involved in the construction of the north stream to pipeline and among the among these companies were the german firms winter show and you know prison well as the dutch british shell c

((nats of music)) today -- a-b-c suspended the venue's liquor license for forty 45 days... causing the private facebook page for livermore residents -- to blow up with posts, like: "not surprised! last time i was there, there was a fight... and not to mention all the underage females they let in." ((john: "721 hopefully things will be you know calm and the location will operate in the best interest of the community 26")) carr says -- it's rare for business owners to get their license suspended -- he hopes this sends a clear message to the venue to shape up. many locals - hope so too. ((jess: "2524 sort of a little rowdy i guess 26 place where i think most locals try to avoid 29")) ((maria medina/livermore: "after forty five days -- the owner will be on probation for three years -- will be required to have a state licensed security guard... and can't sell alcohol past 12-thirty, despite the fact that they're open much later than that. we tried to call the owner, but did not hear back. in livermore, mm, kpix5")) darkness, rain, sleet and fog. the tough conditions.. rescuers f

just to start the season, it is at one venue, just to start the season, it is at one venue, enables allhis season, and there has obviously been some changes to the team. if you got a chess set for christmas, and perhaps also want a work—out that's a bit more physical as well as mental, this could be for you. the underwater chess championships will be back in the uk later this year. mike's been to give it a go — but be warned that you need specialist equipment to play this ancient game with a modern twist. take a magnetic chessboard with weighted pieces, sink it to the bottom of a swimming pool, and you have made the great mind game of chess an intense physical challenge as well. so the board is set, 1.2 metres down underwater. to work out what we are doing we have to go down with our goggles on. eaton's got the first move. off he goes. probably moving the pawn first — or maybe the knight. once he comes up i can pop down and find out. at first it might leave you scratching your head, as you try to work out what's going on below and ponder your next move. it's extremely physical, both imp

the government has ordered checks at other venues across the country.oup which. rya nair has described the result as "irrelevant." now on bbc news — riaz khan explains why looking after his gravelly—ill father and bedridden mother under their roof is a family duty tightly bound to his culture. i was no model son. growing up in leicester, i was a nightmare for my mum and dad. i was a football hooligan. but a lot has changed since then. i've turned things around. today, i'm an author. i'm a lecturer. they've even made my life into a play. check this out. and this is all down to my parents never giving up on me. but now, the roles are reversed. i find myself worrying about my elderly parents. as a british—asian, i believe it's my duty to look after them. and the care home is not an option. but it's hard work. no lie about it, every two weekends. i think you're getting dementia, as well. people underestimate the pressures that are put on families to look after parents at home. it's really difficult, and you get arguments all the time. it's notjust my family

i'm not looking for an alternative venue.ere's no venue that can compete with the history and importance of the house chamber. i look forward to giving a great address in the near future. wow. what's yr reaction? >> nancy pelosi played this right. she understood how much the president valued the venue. the language he uses it's like a showman language. the venue. ra rather than the location for the state of the union. she understood this mattered to him. i also think the president understands what the polls are showing. he's very sensitive to polls. as much as he cherry picks the ones he likes he knows he's losing this battle. >> how you have heard this president write something like that? it seems like a normal presidency. listen, as a shut down was going on nancy pelosi asked me to give the state of the union address. i agreed. she changed her mind because of the shut down suggesting a later date. i will do it when it's over. i'm not looking for an alternative venue. there is nothing that can compete with the history, impor

i am not looking for an alternative venue.that can compete with the history of the house chamber. i look forward to giving a great state of the union address in the near future. >> solid read. >> thank you. >> the white house was caught off guard by nancy pelosi's move to revoke the invitation and the president is mystified his tactics have failed to turn the tables on democrats. 800,000 federal workers will miss a second paycheck this week. measures to end the shutdown are expected to fail today. joining us now, dana bash, crystal ball of the people's house project, and joshua green cnn political analyst and national correspondent for bloomberg business week. dana, what changed? yesterday the president called in the white house press pool to say he's looking for an alternative location to threaten nancy pelosi. last night for some reason he caved. >> yes. we are hearing from the white house, i heard from a source that he's telling his advisers and was last night, i don't want to do this anywhere else. i want to do it in the h

it is estimated there are now around 1,000 venues across the country. have ordered that all those sites be checked to ensure they meet the required safety sta nda rds. adam easton, bbc news, warsaw. ukraine's new orthodox church has been granted independence, ending moscow's authority after more than three centuries. the ukrainian president, petro poroshenko, attended a ceremony at st george's cathedral in istanbul where independence was granted by leaders of the orthodox church. the move has provoked a furious response from russia. jonah fisher reports from kiev. was this the moment that split the global orthodox church? in st george's cathedral, in istanbul, the ecumenical patriarch bartholomew signs what is known as a tomos. the document recognises ukraine's orthodox church, for the first time, as separate and outside russian control. a relationship that has lasted centuries ended with the stroke of a pen. watching on and enjoying a rare moment of success was ukraine's president, petro poroshenko. he has called this the final step in ukraine's indepe

i'm not looking for an alternative venue. i look forward to giving a great state of the union address in the near future. >> that capitulation coming 11 hours after he firmly vowed to somehow deliver the address from the house as planned, writing it would be so very sad for our country if the state of the union were not dwlifshdelivered assign time, on nancy pelosi did not even consider allowing a vote to let the president speak. >> i still make the offer that we need the agreeable date so that we can -- >> you might recall pelosi initially claimed security was the reason for delaying the president's address. here's what mr. trump had to say about postponing his speech. >> nancy pelosi, or nancy as i call her, she doesn't want to hear the truth. and she doesn't want more importantly the american people hear the truth. so we just found out that she has canceled it and i think that is a great blotch on the incredible country that we all love. it is a great, great horrible mark. >> the white house appear the caught off guard by

i'm not looking for an alternative venue for the state of the union because there's no venue that can, tradition and importance of the house chamber. i look forward to giving a great state of the union greaaddress the near future. what's your reaction? >> i think nancy pelosi played this it right. she understood how much the president valued the venue. the language that he uses it's sort of like a showman's language rather than the location for the state of the union. but she understood that this matter ed to him. i also think that the president understands what the polls are showing. and he's very sensitive to polls. as much as he cherry picks the ones he likes, he knows he's losing this battle. >> have you ever heard this president write something like that? it seems like a normal presidency. as a shutdown was going on, nancy pelosi asked et me to fwif the state of the union address. she then changed her mind buzz of the shutdown suggesting a later date. this is her prerogative. i will do the address when the shutdown is over. i'm not looking for an alternative venue for the state o

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he went on to say, there is no venue that can compete with the history, tradition, and importance of the house chamber. i look forward to giving a great state of the union address in the near future. andy field now has the latest on the shutdown. >> reporter: day 33 of the partial government shutdown, and federal workers converged on the capitol. 800,000 furloughed are working without pay. they're worried about putting food on the table. >> living on the help of family members and sta nding in these that look like soup lines, trying to gt. >> reporter: the fbi warning the shutdown could affect safety. >> the fbi needs to be fully funded, so that we can do our jobs, stop the terrorist attacks. we need to do that to keep this country safe.

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i'm not looking for an alternative venue for the state of the union.here is no venue that can compete with the history, tradition and importance of the house chamber. i look forward to giving a great state of the union address in the near future. the president is basically backing down after house speaker pelosi told him he wouldn't be allowed to deliver the address in the house. pelosi has said the address shouldn't be delivered while the government remains closed. >>> as 800,000 federal workers are now on the verge of not getting their second paycheck, people in the bay area are coming forward to help. >> a gas station owner in fremont is offering free gasoline. ray 'ol yea owns ava letter owe gas station on mowry avenue. he plans to give away $20,000 of free gas to federal workers. he's posted signs about the offer near the pump. >> they need the money. is he we have to help them. >> that's $50 which i don't have to spend. which is amazinamazing. >>> there are no restrictions for federal workers. they can come to the gas station as many times as the

because there's no venue that can compete with the chamber. look forward to giving a great state of the union address in the future. the president is backing down after house speaker pelosi told him he wouldn't be allowed to deliver the address in the house. pelosi has said the address shouldn't be delivered while the government remains closed and hundreds of thousands of workers go without pay shex. speaki -- paychecks. they're on the verge of missing another pay chaek tomorrow. people in the bay area are coming forward to help. >> a gas station owner is offering free gas. he owns ava letter owe gas station and plans to give away $20,000 worth of free gas to federal workers. he posted signs about the offer near the pump. >> they are all friends and country men. they need the money, we have to help them. >> that's $50 that i don't have to spend, which is amazing. >> there are no restrictions for federal workers. they can come to the gas station as many times as they want for free gas during the shutdown. sniefrnlts in san jose, they're set to

in six cities across northwestern germany the raids are focused on shisha bars cafes and gambling venues one man has been detained. the death toll from a suspected gas explosion in a central paris bakery has risen to four after rescue workers found a woman's body in the rubble of the building two firefighters and a spanish tourist were also killed in saturday's blast. greece's right wing defense minister has resigned in protest at a deal and a long running dispute with macedonia over its name panels to come and also whose independent greeks party props up the government of prime minister alexis tsipras has long opposed the accord with neighboring macedonia which was signed by their governments last year. at least seventeen people have died in a fire in a drug rehabilitation clinic in ecuador the blaze started when patients set fire to mattresses in an attempt to escape for the passivity located in the city of quiet. police say the clinic did not have the necessary permits to operate. now british prime minister theresa may has called on a u.k. lawmakers to support her european union divor

in fact, he chose our committee and that venue to testify. he was not at all compelled.is testimony would be open and under oath. this new threat has given him second thoughts and his lawyer second thoughts. so i think we need to compel the testimony while providing him lots of security. but his story needs to be told. the public needs to hear the whole story with some carve outs in terms of what's going on with mr. mueller. but they haven't heard that so far, and i think you're seeing fear coming out of mr. trump and this white house because they know how much mr. cohen knows and they know how important his relationship was with the trump organization. >> congressman, what can you do to ease michael cohen's concerns about these threats? is there something that you can say? is there something -- a letter you can write to anybody? is there anything you can actually do as members of this committee who want to compel him to come and tell his story? >> dana, i think it's a very reasonable question, but on the other hand, it doesn't lend itself to an easy answer. i mean, we'r

northwestern germany the raids were the region's largest ever and focused on bars cafes and gambling venues. greek prime minister alexis tsipras says he will call a confidence vote in parliament after his defense minister resigned it all stems from a deal to end a long running dispute with neighboring macedonia over its name. mentalists and his party are a key part of cyprus is alliance with support is needed to approve the deal. washington's ambassador to berlin has issued a stark warning to german companies over a controversial pipeline that would supply russian gas to germany while bypassing eastern european countries richard burnett reportedly wrote to several companies involved in the construction of the north's freen two pipeline reminding them of u.s. sanctions on the russian energy sector the u.s. has long opposed the pipeline saying it undermines european security. well max and he's been following that story for us he joins me now in studio with more max there's really a lot of breakdown here first just lay out for us exactly who did the u.s. ambassador right sue and what was in th

each venue has a group of drawings selected to reflect the diversity of leonardo's interests. we're in the national museum in cardiff among its 12 leonardos, all of which are magnificent, of course, but ijust wanted to point out two of the works. the first is this late anatomical drawing, which is great, but it does contain a mistake. on this left—hand edge, leonardo has left an inky thumbprint. and then over here is a drawing which shows the artist's deep interest in botany. it's a beautiful symmetrical design of a grain—bearing grass from asia known asjob's tears. at the time, it was very rare in the rest of the world. in fact, this is thought to be the first record of it in western europe. the drawingas on display here at the ulster museum in belfast give a sense of the extraordinary range of interests that leonardo da vinci had, from costume design to extreme weather effects and of course, famously, his detailed analysis of the human body, with images which are still well regarded today. but are they accurate, ian? they certainly are, will. if you look at the level of the

i am not looking for an alternative venue for the state of the union address because there is no venueh the history, tradition, and importance of the house chamber. i look forward to giving a great state of the union address in the near future. >> cnn has learned the white house was caught off guard when speaker pelosi called the president's bluff. sources tell us the president is increasingly mystified that his tactics have not turned the tables on democrats. so today the senate takes up two dueling measures that could end the shutdown, though neither is expected to pass. 800,000 federal workers will miss another paycheck tomorrow as the longest shutdown in history hits day 34. joining us now to discuss all of this, we have jeffrey toobin, dana bash, name chief political correspondent, and frank brunny new york time op-ed columnist. great to have you all near studio. dana, i was struck by the president's tweet. this tone is so different. we know that sometimes he has a ghostwriter snore tweets, maybe this is one of them. the tone was so respectful, it was dare i say presidential. i me

poland has ordered checks at escape room venues across the country after five teenagers were killed in a fire at one site. the polish president described the fire in the venue in the northern town of koszalin as an appalling tragedy. the victims, all 15—year—old girls, had been celebrating a birthday. attacks organised by criminal gangs in the brazilian city of fortaleza have continued for a fourth day despite the deployment of hundreds of members of the security forces. buses, banks, and petrol stations have been targeted. it's the first major test for brazil's new president who took office on tuesday. now on bbc news, who's looking after mum and dad? in this special programme, riaz khan explains why looking after his gravely ill father and bed—ridden mother in their home is a family duty bound to his culture. i was no model son. growing up in leicester, i was a nightmare for my mum and dad. i was a football hooligan. but a lot has changed since then. i've turned things around. today, i'm an author. i'm a lecturer. they've even made my life into a play. check this out. and this is all

but he also says he would not seek an alternate venue because the president put it there is no venue that can compete with the history, the tradition and the importanceamf the house r. frances? >> we'll see where that goes. tracy, another thing we're watching today, the senate is expect to vote on two competing bills to reopen the government. still little or no chance that's going topass? >> no. no chance that either one of them is going to pass. you've got the republican trump plan that exchanges protections for immigrants for border wall funding and then the democrats' plan is to open the government now ande'll talk about negotiating border security over the next two weeks. but neither plan has enough support to pass day. >> tracie potts for us. thank you. >>> now to a dire warning from air traoul unions that affect millions of flyers. union leaders representing air trafficcontrollers, pilots, and flight attendants released a joint statement government shutdown has reached a critical level. we cannot even calculate the level of risk currently at playe nor predict point at which the

i am not looking ar an alternative venue for the state of the union address.here is no venue that can compete with the history, tradition and importance of the house chamber. i look forward to giving a great state of the union address in the near future. the president is backing down after pelosi told him he wouldn't be allowed to deliver the address in the house. pelosi has said the address shouldn't be delivered while the government remains closed and hundreds of thousands of workers go without paychecks. >>> speaking of that, as we know 800,000 federal workers are on the verge of missing a second paycheck. people in the bay area are fwa >> g s in fremont is offering gasoline. it's a big relief to workers struggling to make ends meet. >> fill it up. >> fill it up. >> that's the offer he's making at his fremont station. those not getting paid due to the government shutdown. he's posted the signs about the offer near the pumps. >> fellow country men. they need the money so we have to help him. >> remarkably, 'ol yea is going big. he plans to give away $20 th20

northwestern germany the raids were the region's largest ever and focused on bars cafes and gambling venues. and italian communist terrorist has been arrested in bolivia says arriba tiste was convicted in absentia of for political killings in the one nine hundred seventy s. he'd been on the run for almost four decades until an international police squad tracked him down but he is set to be returned to italy shortly. and the greek prime minister alexis tsipras says he will call a confidence vote in parliament them after his defense minister resigned it all stems from a deal to end a long running dispute with neighboring macedonia over its name on those comments and his party are a key part of suppresses alliances to support is needed to approve the deal. breck says prime minister british prime minister tourism a is urging u.k. lawmakers to support her european union divorce deal just two days before it faces likely defeat in parliament she said failing to back the deal would be catastrophic for the country britain is set to leave the e.u. on march twenty ninth but it still hasn't finalized t

. >> and just in terms of alternate venues for the speech, do you know what they're considering? >> well, the white house aides have been considering venues either here at the white house, perhaps the oval office or the east room, or outside of the white house, perhaps on the border, a campaign-style rally. but anderson, one of the problems that they're encountering is one what kind of venue will give the president the same kind of gravitas that he might get from the halls of congress. they are concerned, for example, that if he does a campaign-style rally, that people will simply dismiss that as a political speech. so they have pretty limited options. president trump also was not particularly happy with his last oval office address, thinking that he looked stilted and stiff. this time around they need to find a venue that will give him the same kind of oomph that he might get with all the members of coming on both sides, sitting in the audience, perhaps in some cases applauding or standing during his speech. >> he wants feedback i guess in realtime. i understand there is renewed

in our first probe to venus, it proved that venus was in fact warm and the surface temperature is about 900 degrees fahrenheit. hot enough to melt lead and dinosaurs. we found out in the valley -- in the very early years that they were suffering from the greenhouse effect. this is interesting because they were big topics that became issues in the 1980s. on to mars. 60 years ago, this is probably more sophisticated than this article for the new york times in december 1906 which discussed the canals from mars. our views of mars in the early 1960s echoed that belief that mars is an earth planet and it led to other things and a more scientifically informed view was reflected by other things that came out and this is a screenshot that came out from one of those disney films that came out in the 1950s about life in the universe and man on space. this is what they thought mars might look like. they were sure that there may not be animal life, but they figured that there was plant life and they speculated what it could look like. we now know that this was a depiction of what mars looks like now