my name is margaret vergis and i am concerned for ramona albright who lives next to murphy's proposed projector demolition at 25 crown terrace. i have submitted a couple of pages listing misalbright service at twin peaks community for our city and she is entitled to fair treatment in this protecting her four-year home and the rental housing, affordable rental housing, the light conduct and that requires a three foot set back for windows it shows nine window and two glass doors on the east side, which is her side and he has also signed a written agreement with miss al bright promising to set back from the property line but his plan now shows his property to be developed on her property line. so, she agreed to remove a much loved 30-year-old redwood tree to improve his view if he would sign that agreement and he did. promising the set back which now does not exist. the albright property is giving murphy a clear city view and allowing for greater building value. murphy has three big decks and room for a patio on the gray stone terrace side of the building which is where everything else p

we made a pit stop to ramona, outside of san diego, just for the game. >> how big is this game for you? >> this game is very big. we're huge cal fans and just so happy for the team and for lindsay. >> although fans were clearly disappointed with the outcome, they said it did not tarnish the team's magical student. >>> a volleyball player from san jose has been found dead in her southern california arpght. the 21-year-old was found last night. she transferred from cupertino two years ago. her death is hitting those closest to her heart. >> reporter: those who new elissa in life find it difficult to accept her sudden and as yet unexplained death. >> i think that everyone is just so shocked. how could someone so healthy, so young, so healthy, so beautiful, how could this happen? >> reporter: the 21-year-old was widely recognized for her outstanding athleticism and outstanding abilities. she was coached last year at whittier college. >> elissa is not one in a million. she's one in a billion. you're never going to meet anybody like her. she owned the room when she walked into it. she was pa

stalled peace talks between ton of even ramona. between israel and the death of a former member in israeli custody. of a high tensions in the middle east has spilled over into a full propaganda war in america as the international community continue searching for the best path to a middle east peace agreement the issue has sparked a contentious war in new york our purpose to mean group recently unveiled an ad campaign that calls on the us to stop sending three billion dollars in aid to israel every year the poster compares israel's policies to the south african apartheid and also includes a quote from dozen to two who led the fight against the apartheid now this campaign is being sponsored by the american muslims for palestine national grassroots advocacy group now in the meantime really a group called the american freedom defense initiative is planning to fire back with a campaign depicting what it calls islamic apartheid the counter ads which have already been submitted to transit officials for approval show the image of two blind

actually that was of the press healthy by the spokesman for the texas department of public safety ramona how is everybody else holding up the. when we first arrived in the town of west texas it appeared that many of the neighbors and a lot of the first responders were still in shock still amazed at the number of people who were hurt by the pictures earlier that they mean that there were dozens of people at a tree center once we arrived a couple hours later. area had been completely cleared and all one hundred plus patients had been transported. it has been a very very strong effort by local law enforcement but as the mayor noted earlier and the press conference this ordeal is far from over and and as i speak to you we're in the middle of a thunderstorm here and here in central texas rain coming down pretty good the winds are extremely high there is lightning in the distance the first responders here still have a very uphill battle when it comes to dealing with this disaster archy's that i'm on now don and live in texas florida giving us an update of what this explosion just happened in t

in west texas ramona in the party. and now to the latest developments in the boston marathon bombing investigation in a press conference earlier today mayor michael bloomberg and police commissioner ray kelly confirmed that suspected bombers targeted new york city and more specifically times square as a site of their next attack just revealed this information to the f.b.i. late last night claiming his brother ended to quote party in the new york area joe hart changed his story and told them about a spontaneous plan to travel to new york in order to use the remaining explosives so that scenario did not go as planned after the owner of their hijacked car escaped and called the police the latest news comes on the heels of a potential failures in the u.s. information sharing systems a federal audit conducted back in january warned that systems in their current form would not prevent a terrorist attack the audit labeled the systems themselves as high risk now the issue of communication has been thrust even further into the

know on the soil of this country living in infotainment society i mean what you know the show that ramona or whoever is drinking in the real housewives of new york is reality t.v. and then what happens to the real widows of baghdad is barely even mention you know if it even makes it into the newspaper on t.v. part of it has to do with the role of advertise. driving what's news you know part of it has to do with the fact that uninvented journalism is becoming sort of extinct in many in much of the coverage and part of it just has to do with you know americans don't want to see a dead body on their screen with their cheerios in the morning and so you know the institution of old school muckraking on the ground journalism is very much in the crosshairs it's not say it's gone but particular in the case of cable television it's all driven by infotainment and there's very little news to be found on all of these cable news networks and as you said these tragedies occur daily yemen somalia pakistan afghanistan they are almost a direct result of u.s. foreign policy in those regions so really to adm

knows each other a moment of great sadness and people still haven't laid their loved ones to rest and ramona when this first happened when we first started hearing reports about this explosion there were a lot of concerns about the end draw and miss and drawn a mess alone you know that was actually possibly released into the air when the fertilizer plant exploded and how it could be affecting the air quality have you seen anyone taking precautions to prevent potential complications such as masks or anything like that. when we first got here on wednesday after the blast the first responders were wearing masks and children and the elderly were advised to evacuating out those evacuations orders have been lifted and state officials had gone out of the way to tell us that there is no more safety risk when it comes to the air quality monitors have been set up by regulators and i called the texas commission of environmental quality today however they were not very cooperative been given me an update as far as what those monitors have found so however the people living in and around the area they're

big that it registered a two point one magnitude earlier today i was joined by archie correspondent ramona lindo who is in west texas and he filled us in on the aftermath. exactly megan well we have here is still several police departments from around texas cordoned off a large area around the fertilizer plant which exploded last night at about seven thirty local time now we've been getting briefed briefings periodically from the mayor and from local law enforcement i just came back from one of the local hospitals which had made it nearly one hundred people who were injured in the explosion last night overall we know that more than one hundred sixty people were hurt in that blast right now there have been confirmed fade televisa however we haven't gotten a new casualty count recently given the fact that this is still a search and rescue mission some of these first responders to get through the rubble this morning still hoping to find survivors in a neighborhood which has been described as a war zone the mayor called said that it looked like a nuclear bomb had been dropped on his town now r