president olague: karen, jeff, ramey, david. >> good afternoon. my name is charlie caster. i live about three blocks from the project. when i first heard about the project, but it was a great project. after hearing all the arguments on both sides, i am that much more in favor of the project and proud to be in support of the project. i am embarrassed by some of the comments from my local neighbors. i feel like san francisco it embraces diversity. i feel like this is a great project. after hearing all the comments, i just wanted to make two quick points. number one, the argument about the density, we're talking about eight units. the opposition sounds like 80 or 800. it is eight. the other point about crime, you could make a valid argument that by not having this project will have the kids on the streets. my argument is without this project, it will increase crime. those are my main points and i am in support of the project. i think it is a great product and i am sure you guys will make the right decision. i just want to say that, thanks. >> good afternoon, in tim, on behalf

ramey inocencio, thanks for bringing us up to date. >>> a murdered british teenager, victims of terrorist attacks in the united kingdom and the united states, the families of british troops killed in iraq and afghanistan, all apparently allegedly targets of illegal eav eavesdropping by journalists working for rupert murdoch's international journalist group. dan rivers has details. >> reporter: the phone hacking scandal goes right to the very done of the british establishment with allegations the former prime minister gordon brown and incredibly queen elizabeth herself were both targeted by journalists working for rupert murdoch's news international. highly sensitive contact numbers and itineraries for the queen and senior royals were bought by journalists from "news of the world" from corrupt police officers who were supposed to be guarding her. >> royalty protection officers are in the ultimate position of trust, and if they have handing over information about royal families' movements and telephone numbers, apart from anything else, it's a massive security risk. >> reporter: and then th