greenland. he was flown to uc davis where cameron came to see him. >> he told me hey, everything is still possible. >> reporter: now, jake has special ski feet, too. >> he is the main motivational reason i'm out here right now. >> i saw you surfing, dude. >> cameron wants to do the same for others. his goal is to be a motivational speaker for young people. >> no hesitation. that is the name of the game. oh,ia! >> wouldn't you like to bottle that spirit and energy. >> cam ran also plays golf. we have a link to cameron, also recourses for disabled athletes and information about high tech prostituteprosthetics all at a. click on see it on tv. >>> for cat lovers there is nothing more soothing than the sound of pets purring with

the region's lush, greenland scape has been transformed into a -- greenland -- green, landscape has beenransformed. here it is before and here it is afterward. it is flattened and engulfed by the raw power of the waves. >>> back home a san leandro woman has been arrested for allegedly murdering her eight-year-old daughter in what appears to be a botched murder-suicide. the 53-year-old mother crystal johnson and her mentally disabled daughter were found with a tube running from the tale pipe to the interior. johnson is expected to survive. >>> scpi-phone users discovered another glitch. users say their phones failed to spring forward for daylight savings time and in some cases they went back an hour showing a time two hours off. this is not the first clock mall apple's iphone. on new year's day a glitch prevented alarms from going on. and the iphone had problems adjusting to the end of daylight saving time last november. >>> and leigh glaser is here and standing by to tell us more about the incoming storm. >> we are already getting reports of under thunder around sonoma. you can see highw

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part of the city wide greenland scaping ordinance. >> if they want to put up fencing it has to meet the requirement? >> yes. >> thank you. >> i would like to make a recommendation, commissioners, that we ask for a line to be added in the legislation that gives the zoning administrator discretion to approve fences that are not defined in the code. that would give flexibility to the different situations that we are seeing because i am concerned since these projects may be on borrowed land that the expense is just -- will be a barrier. so it is the zoning administrator has discretion then they can work with the surrounding environment and maybe that would help. so, green fencing would be allowed or some variation -- >> that seems to make sense. i will make note of that and circle back. >> i want to follow up with the value added. i would like to make a recommendation that the sponsors, the proposal follow through with a value added component because the value added component is critical. if the fees are even reduced giving them a way to pay the fees is really important. the bay area produc

was enough to greenland while they sort out their dispute b.p. spokesman of libya boyan of says it will consider any t k p p but has serious concerns with the financial operational and strategic aspects of the proposals russia has become the pole in the p.p.p. caught live with and can't live without becomes should provides a full twenty five percent of its worldwide profits picky shareholder a rid themselves of team k p p russia badly off the saying he favored the british saw it they also accused b.p. of blocking international expansion by the joint venture now this warbling threatens to derail these new exploration plans in january the head of b.p. told me how important the arctic was to the future of the company if you look out to the year twenty thirty the growth in oil production will be fairly limited its value though will be high yeah the world will need forty percent more energy by twenty thirty it's going to be something the world will be peace chief executive they're both sides have said they hope they can make progress towards settling

greenland is now brown because of all the mud left behind.and where buildings and homes used to be is banned and the notori river is completely brown by mud and debris. >> other news for you. iranian officials have set a date for a second session in the trial of three u.c. berkeley hikers accused of spying. head of the justice department it will be held on may 11th and likely take place behind closed doors. the three were detained in northern iraq along the iranian border nearly two years ago. they have been charged with espionage. two pleaded not guilty in the first session. shourd has been back in the bay area. she has pleaded not guilty in be a sentence sha. >> officials say pg&e misinterpreted pipeline inspection rules for testing for weld problems in older lines like the one that exploded in san bruno. that blast killed eight people, destroyed 38 homes. today san francisco chronicle quotes officials as saying pg&e avoided testing transmission pipelines for weld problems by creating its own weaker safety standards in 2008. the utility dec

the greenland is now brown because of the mud left behind by the wall of water.ea of land where buildings and homes used to be is now barren. the natori river that leads out to the ocean is completely brown by mud and debris. let's turn to some local news now. federal officials say pg&e incorrectly interpreted federal pipeline inspection rules in terms of testing for well problems in older gas transmission lines like the one that exploded in san bruno. that september 9 blast killed eight and destroyed 38 homes. today's san francisco chronicle quotes officials as saying pg&e avoided testing transmission pipelines for weld problems by creating its own weaker safety standard back in 2008. the utility decided it would only inspect pipelines where pressure sites exceeded 10% of federal standards. he's never heard of a utility doing that. jackie speier hopes the government will stop being in her words mealy mouth and clamp down on pg&e for making up its own safety rules. pg&e customers may soon are the option of opting out installing those smart meters in their homes.

jake lost his arm and part of both legs after he got caught in a blizzard in greenland.art of the reason he got fired. and that is a joke. i got fired because they wanted to make a change. i understand that. i agreed with them. but a change was in order here. >> what where your impressions? you didn't have a lot of interaction but what were your impressions of them? >> i only met joe's son and i never met goober. i don't know very much about him. they sound like nice fellows. and it's a positive ball club. >> do you think he deserves another year? >> yeah. i love that man. he's a wonderful human being. >> and there is nice first half for wright. and there is rockets on fire early. houston leading 66-57 at half time. and there is a set bablg supposed to leave today. the strained muscle had to stop it because of storeness. and there is matt cane there is a three run homer cane goes three innings. wilson is hurt so is cody ross after this play russ sprained his left calf. and is day-to-day. how about cubs? strikes out six allowing two earned runs. and and in chad's never en

two or three years, one of these questions will be answered, the industry -- they are already in greenland, alaska and overseas and we need to be aware of that. >> maybe i will take a different tack. we live in a time when this is perceived as a very adversarial relationship. when you have people in high places of power demonizing the industry and calling them out as yesterday's energy and dirty fuel and calling up the ceos in front of congress and invading people, that leads to the public saying that must be true. we have to lay down the spears. we have to make -- if we have to make it work by calling each other names all the time, you go back to kids in the classroom. we need to have a much more adult conversation because we have to. we're going to need these fuels and we need to have a much better understanding of how we can work together. it is incumbent upon the industry to be a lot more transparent. look at what has happened since macondo and the hundreds of millions of dollars they have invested because they recognize there were weaknesses. they need to come forward and elaborate on

we, again, as you can see, our early warning ray dorees, tuly came online up in greenland, an outstandingan industry team getting to the, it's to see how much cost and schedule improved every time we imprief an early warning radar. due to the hard work of nato and the contractor's associated and our government team, in our case led my ms. morgan, we've had a strong focus on that toe's -- nato's commit to defense and our active layer missile defense program is critical in deploying this year its initial capability to integrate its command and control from nato point of view to our command and control system so we have a full partnership. you see the globe at the bottom, that c2bmc, it would be very difficult to do this work without the national team and the great effort from others involved in battle management and command and control. one thing that was, i believe, somewhat artificial, but again, it was done for instructive purposes of the simulation this morning was it showed what you may think was a complex threat environment, but what we look at is ten times that many missiles flying a