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Story on action news this noon is the latest developments in a plane crash that could be the result of a terror attack. Authorities are searching for pieces of the egypt air flight after it disappeared from radar. Marcy gonzales reports with the latest. Reporter the u. S. Navy is helping with the search and the cause is unclear and Officials Say there was no distress call. Search teams scouring part of the Mediterranean Sea for the wreckage of egift flight a 04. They are looking into what caused the flight to suddenly disappear from radar. The flight left paris at 11 09 local time bound for cairo, with only 20 minutes left in the flight, the pilot spoke to air Traffic Control and said all was fine, five minutes later. The jet vanished from radar. Airplanes do not just disappear. That is why we are looking at possibly something catastrophic like a bomb. They are considering terrorism as a possibility. If you align the situation properly. The probability of having a different action or a
The recently renovated Tower 180 office complex at 180 Broadway Ave. has a new owner that plans to spend $140 million to convert the downtown San Diego property into a hotel and residential property, while maintaining the existing ground-floor shops.