flanagan is also going to -- ms. flanagan is also going to speak. >> senator udall, good to see you, as always. members, thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify regarding the 2019 budget. the information, it may seem -- public lands is not a republican or democrat issue, it is a red white and blue issue. public lands should bring us all together for the benefit of our great public lands. teddy roosevelt, a republican, i think that he said our nation on a journey. it is time to look at the next hundred years. to look at how we can best manage our traitors. although it is been very clear about the priorities and keeping his promises to the american people, the budget supports rebuilding our national parks infrastructure. it calls for the largest investment in the history of this country to public lands. specifically, to our park surfaces, our indian schools, and are -- system. as we all agree on, our public lands are greatest treasures. the deferred maintenance backlog is a $60 million. -- $16 million. just

flanagan is also going to -- ms. flanagan is also going to speak. >> senator udall, good to see you, as always. members, thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify regarding the 2019 budget. the information, it may seem -- public lands is not a republican or democrat issue, it is a red white and blue issue. public lands should bring us all together for the benefit of our great public lands. teddy roosevelt, a republican, i think that he said our nation on a journey. it is time to look at the next hundred years. to look at how we can best manage our traitors. although it is been very clear about the priorities and keeping his promises to the american people, the budget supports rebuilding our national parks infrastructure. it calls for the largest investment in the history of this country to public lands. specifically, to our park surfaces, our indian schools, and are -- system. as we all agree on, our public lands are greatest treasures. the deferred maintenance backlog is a $60 million. -- $16 million. just

his name is james flanagan. he's suspected of a series of burglaries most with tech startups.stole about $70,000 of electronics in one month. that started in mid march. police say flanagan has an extensive history of burglary arrests and had a warrant out for violating probation. >>> check out what one b.a.r.t. passenger found when he pordboa sfo. he sent out the pictures. he said this was the scene in every car, trash thrown around, seat cushions move. b.a.r.t. blames riders who flip up the seats and don't put them back and don't take the trash with them. when it's at the yard, the cleaner will go through the train. b.a.r.t. can call for a cleaner if the mess is really bad. >>> southwest celebrated its inaugural san jose flight from orlando and florida yesterday. it's the last of eight new nonstop flights serving san jose. six of those destinations were unserved by any airline in the silicon valley. airport officials say the southwest expansion will mean lower fares because of increased competition. >>> some areas in the south bay have something to boast about this morning. t

and denise flanagan. welcome to you all. mrs.secretary welcome back to the committee. the resources committee held its budget hearing back in march and i appreciate the opportunity to further discuss the details with your budget here today. over the past year we've been able to work very closely on a host of issues that are crucial to alaska and i thank you for your commitment and your attention to these very important matters. and all that you've done to produce the state's abundant natural resources. just as a reminder. we're going to adhere to the early bird rule this morning. i will call on member as they arrive and we'll do six minute rounds. and i'm hoping to do a second round to give everyone an opportunity to raise the issues they want to raise. this is roughly 2.5 billion below the reduction i support and others that i will note my concerns. i do appreciate the budgets emphasis on greater energy security and increasing responsibility development of our natural resources. an important effort is the department's work on a new five year plan for offshore. i'm ple

flanagan remains in custody and is being held without bail. ( darya ) new this morning...this morning near palm springs. the first one was big enough that people in los angeles felt it. there have reports of injuries. ( james ) happening today... 49er linebaker reuben foster will be back in court. the prosecutor is still pushing ahead with domestic violence charges despite the fact that the alleged victim... elissa ennis... recanted her story. according to a new report .. foster is accused of throwing a dog across a room hours before ennis called police in los gatos. ennis originally told police that foster hit her ten times... rupturing her ear drum. she has since recanted her story saying that her injuries happened during a fight with another woman. prosecutors say they are looking into that claim... but for now foster is charged with domestic violence and possession of an assault weapon. ( james ) tonight the warriors are looking to wrap up their series with the new orleans sanits. golden state has a 3 games to 1 lead in the series.( darya ) but this isn't the only game

the head chef is mark flanagan and the main focus of the food will be of that in season. kent and norfolk as well. the role of the military as well so personal to harry as well, seeing two tours of afghanistan. 250 members of the armed forces here today our service men that harry knows well and have served with. what a shot. the wedding was a mixture of the new world and the old world, a couple who embraced tradition while also stretching the boundaries of what is possible within the british royalfamily and for meghan, who started the day is an american actress and ended as the duchess of sussex, this was a life changing moment. more than that, it was incredibly romantic. gospel choir. # this little light of mine # i am going to let it shine # this little light of mine # i am going to let it shine # this little light of mine # i'm going to let it shine # let it shine # let it shine to show my love # amen # everybody saying # amen, # amen # everybody now # amen amen # everybody now # amen # everybody sing. and the weather maybe makes up for when the weather has been a litt

the head chef of the royal household is mark flanagan and the main focus of the food will be that in food coming from kent, the garden of england of course, and norfolk. and the role of the military today so personal to harry. as we know, he has seen two tours of afghanistan. there are 250 members of the armed services who are involved in making sure that this splendid bit of pageantry is all it should be and they are many of them, servicemen that harry knows well and has served with. what a shot. the wedding was a mixture of the new world and the old world. a couple who embrace tradition while also stretching the boundaries of what is possible within the british royalfamily. and for meghan markle who started the day as an american actress and ended it as the duchess of sussex, this was a life changing moment. and more than that, it was incredibly romantic. gospel music. good morning. with the world's eyes fixed on the uk on saturday, the weather certainly came up trumps. you and i know it is not always like this. but through this coming week, there will be more warmth and sunshine t

san francisco resident james flanagan has been charged with twelve counts of burglary and nine countsg involved in a series of burglaries that happened between march 12 and april 24. flanagan remains in custody and is being held without bail. ( james ) happening today... 49er linebaker reuben foster will be back in court. the prosecutor is still pushing ahead with domestic violence charges despite the fact that the alleged victim... elissa ennis... recanted her story. according to a new report .. foster is accused of throwing a dog across a room hours before ennis called police in los gatos. ennis originally told police that foster hit her ten times... rupturing her ear drum. she has since recanted her story saying that her injuries happened during a fight with another woman. prosecutors say they are looking into that claim... but for now foster is charged with domestic violence and possession of an assault weapon. ( james ) also happening today... the santa clara county board of supervisors will hold a meeting to discuss the backlog of 200 sexual assault kits. district attorney jeff

. >> his name is james flanagan. he's suspected of a series of burglaries most with tech startups. of electronics in one month. that started in mid march. police say flanagan has an extensive history of burglary arrests and had a warrant out for violating probation. >>> we love our teachers. >>> meanwhile teacher appreciation week and businesses in the bay area are saying thank you with freebies and discounts. one example, chipotle, buy one get one free. it runs from 3:00 in the afternoon to closing. show your faculty idea. you can see the list on our website, abc7news.com. me put together all the goodies to check it out right there. >>> 5:47. celebrities dressed religiously for met gala fundraiser. the theme heavenly bodies. >> a vera wang dress with rendering of sistine chapel on the fabric. it was the first time attending the gala. amal clooney, i don't know what that has to do with the theme. sarah jessica parker, met gala queen. frances mcdormand stole the show with her headdress. the event raised $12 million for the met. >>> happening today uber is going to discuss making fly

flanagan's body language is that we're getting there. and if you don't have the information at this point in time, i'd understand that, but it is something that we do want to make sure that everything kind of lines up timewise. >> they're in dialogue. i think we're on track. considering the importance of the project to have scientific data on seismic early warning. >> in the most seismically active place in north america. we appreciate that. >> our systems, quite frankly, in some cases, the usgs has always been identified as a leading science body of the world. in some cases, our systems are antiquated. we have good people, but we need to advance our systems. some of the buildings have been deteriorated. so, the infrastructure we talk about in our parks also transcends to the infrastructure needs of our u.s. geological survey. they need the right tools in many cases and the right systems. some of those systems are better sharing between government entities and some are better sharing between public-private partnerships. so, we're looking

authorities identified flanagan and he is still in custody. although an arrest has been made, the police continue to investigate even more burglaries. >>> right now it's 4:10 and complaints of military grade fireworks, so much graffiti, the law enforcement said it could be classified as a flown. how san jose officials are trying to address these problems. >> in a place you would least expect it more than 30 cars were vandalized at a school at pleasant hill. what's in place to help the students replace what was stolen. >> good morning, right now we have traffic that is off to a decent start. if you're driving on 80 westbound, it looks pretty good heading out to the maise. >> after a monday of sunshine for everybody and warmer temps. low clouds already pushing over oakland and much of the bay. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. a man has been convicted of five crimes and returns to court today. 27-year-old is accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year- old girl in berkeley last month. police say he grabbed the girl as walking to school. dna eviden

sf police say the man specifically targeted tech start-ups and say james flanagan stole nearly $100,000 worth of electronics in march and april. >>> 4:35. controversial santa clara county judge will go in front of cameras speaking out before county voters decide to recall him during next month's primary. we haven't heard much from the judge since he sentenced former stanford swimmer brock turner to six months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman nearly two years ago. the ruling sparked outrage which led to the recall movement. >>> we're keeping an eye on washington. president trump is expected to announce his long awaited decision on the iran nuclear deal. mr. trump says it's the worst deal he's ever seen and widely expected to withdraw the u.s. from the agreement. allies like france and great britain and germany have urged the president to stay in it. >>> bay area base rock climbing icon is talking about how he survived a terrifying fall on the elcapitan. >> now i've done it 110 times. >> rescue crewers were able save him eight hours after he fell on a climb that he's done many time

police say flanagan has an extensive history of burglary arrest and was on felony probation at the time of the crimes. >>> suspect wanted in san jose in connection with a home invasion robbery. learned the hard way it is not easy to slip away from police. he jumped into a barrel, it had 50 gallons of grease. >> reporter: the suspect saw these three barrels, he jumped into one and it was filled almost to the top of a day's grease. chasing him after suspected with a home invasion robbery. >> the suspect looked at the officer and did not drop the gun. at this point the officer discharged the weapon at the suspect. >> reporter: it appears the officer fired at the suspect four times. that is the number of bullet holes behind the cali-spartan. another officer caught up with the suspect who gave up his gun which police later discovered was stole skn and loaded. a second suspect was also arrested. the way a restaurant warrior described it, grease would make the suspect hard to handle. >> they would smell bad. that would be a dirty police car after wards. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie ab

police say flanagan has an extensive history of burglary arrest and was on felony probation at the time of the crimes. >>> suspect wanted in san jose in connection with a home invasion robbery. learned the hard way it is not easy to slip away from police. he jumped into a barrel, it had 50 gallons of grease. >> reporter: the suspect saw these three barrels, he jumped into one and it was filled almost to the top of a day's grease. chasing him after suspected with a home invasion robbery. >> the suspect looked at the officer and did not drop the gun. at this point the officer discharged the weapon at the suspect. >> reporter: it appears the officer fired at the suspect four times. that is the number of bullet holes behind the cali-spartan. another officer caught up with the suspect who gave up his gun which police later discovered was stole skn and loaded. a second suspect was also arrested. the way a restaurant warrior described it, grease would make the suspect hard to handle. >> they would smell bad. that would be a dirty police car after wards. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie ab

denise flanagan, director of the budget. we cannot do this without the support of the budget office so want to recognize the terrific work that you and your staff do everyday as in the face of a challenging budget request. thank you very much. as he began to talk about the department's budget i want to emphasize just how important the department is to my home state of new mexico. the decisions made were determined our natural and cultural resources are protected and managed responsibly and whether we uphold our trust and treaty responsible these for the tribes that lived there. that's why i want to begin by thanking you, mr. secretary, for taking three important actions within the last year to help new mexico but first, i appreciate that you personally helped work through a number of issues to allow land to be donated and no cost to taxpayers and to finally provide public access to the wilderness. it's a stunning landscape that is now open for hunting, fishing and recreation. public lands booster local economies and add jobs

then, during the transition after the election, peter flanagan ran the transition at the pierre hotel. he and dick allen and henry kissinger asked me to join the nsc staff. i went to washington. as soon as we arrived, all the bitter wars started, particularly over the vietnam war. kissinger always had a lean staff. today there are between 1500 and 7000 members of the nsc staff. -- 1500 and 1700 members of the nsc staff. under henry kissinger, there were 30. >> a few good men and women. >> men and women. of course, no one ever accused henry and his staff of not being effective in those days. but there was no such thing as a congressional relations office on the nsc at the time. now it is bigger than tom's staff was in the nixon administration. i was a junior staff member for national security and political military affairs, so the problems as they started to emerge were all defense and national security, at least the ones we saw. they had much broader issues. so i got stuck with, i have never been inside congress, even in the building to that point, but henry and al hague said, get up

sfpd say the man arrested specifically targeted tech start-ups and they say james flanagan stole $100,000orth of electronics in march and april. >>> developing news, surrounding the new york attorney generic sneiderman is resigning after allegations surfaced he physically abused several women he used to be in a relationship with. those appeared on the new yorker website. schneiderman repeatedly hit them and strongly denies the allegation saying i have not assaulted anyone. schneiderman says he's resigning because the allegations prevent him from effectively doing his job. we should mention that schneiderman is an outspoken supporter of the me too movement. >>> and what will it take to end a backlog in rape kit testing? today a santa clara county supervisor will explain what resources are needed. the goal is to test 200 sexual assault kits by the end of next summer and put the process in place to make sure new kits get tested within a month. >>> we told you about this many times about that problem and the group that tracks this said that california still has more than 13,000 untested kits.

they don't like us because we disclose accurate information about the sa flanagans and the illegal acts that have occurred over the last two years plus between michael cohen and mr. trump. it's that clear. it's obvious why they want to take us off the playing field, because we're kicking a lot of butt, lawrence. >> what happens if you are not allowed to appear in this case in new york? it isn't central to the case you presented for stormy daniels in california, that's in federal court in california now? >> no, it's not central to that case. it has nothing to do with that particular case. we sought to intervene as it relates to some documents we want to make sure are protected by way of the proceedings in the southern district of new york. so in the event we were not able to proceed, it wouldn't have a drastic impact on our abilities. the bigger problem, lawrence, for michael cohen and his attorneys is as follows. in light of what has happened over the last eight weeks and in light of our appearance in the press and in light of the fact that we are constantly proven right and we are cons

henda flanagan of njtv-ne that background. >> my tention, unless somebody stops us, is to be up and running within two weeks. >> reporter: dennis drazin runs monmouth park-- a racetrack that expanded its bar and lounge to accommodate sports wagering-- betting new jersey would win its decade-long court battle to overturn the federal ban on legalized sports betting in most states. major league sports fought new jersey all the way to the u.s. supreme court, which today ruled that ban is unconstitutional-- a david versus goliath victory for the former legislator who filed jersey's lawsuit. >> fighting every step of the way, having no one believe i could win, and now finally coming home with a victory, and the benefits to the state. it's a sweet, sweet feeling. >> reporter: the high court ruled 6-3 that states could not be forced to regulate sports betting-- at the same time they were barred from legalizing it. vada was the only state that could offer a full slate of sports wagering options under the 1992 federal ban; meanwhile, illegal sports betting flourished. but the supreme court ruling jus

i think britain doing it best. >> the royal household, flanagan. >> the cake, is it lemon?s connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. >>> and the role of the military is so personal. he went to afghanistan. there are 250 members of the armed services who are involved in making sure that this splendor sort of pageantry is all that it should be and there are many of the servicemen that harry knows well. >> that was the day that was. joining us now, very quickly. share their thoughts on what's been an extraordinary event here at windsor. royal correspondents victorktor murmu murphy. there was so much expectation and conjecture before. >> i think such a lot of excitement in this marriage. prince harry has been the most popular in the royal fami

and the head chef of the royal household is mark flanagan. >> there's been a lot of chat about the cakent of the service and now she sits by her husband, she is beaming with a smile and taking in what is surely the view of a lifetime. >> just take a moment as well just to talk about her entrance into the chapel. >> that was a remarkable thing and i think it takes a great deal of self-possession and composure at a moment when maybe more than ever, in the days that lead up to this magnificent day she's had her troubles. the fact that her father was unable to come due to his health. she had to make a decision, how was she going to enter the chapel? how was she going to meet the man that was about to become her husband? and she chose to do it on her own with those 7-year-old twins holding her train. they did a good job of that and yet the composure that it took was quite something. but she had it. >> she did. and as the world watches windsor today, a worldwide audience of 1.9 maybe will be nudging 2 billion. the sun is out. not a cloud in the sky. and these people on the long walk. some of

and the chief -- head chef of the royal household is mark flanagan. taking in what is surely the view of a lifetime. >> can we take a moment as well just to talk about her entrance into the chapel, into the nave, where she was on her own. that was quite something, wasn't it? >> that was a remarkable scene. i think it takes a great deal of self-possession and composure at a moment when maybe more an ever you want an arm to lean on. in the days that led up to this magnificent days, she has not had her troubles to seek. the fact her father was unable to come due to his health mept she had to make the decision, how was she going to enter the chapel. how was she going to meet the man who was about to become her husband. she chose to do it on her own. with those 7-year-old twins holding her train. they did a good job of that. the composure it took is quite something. but she had it. >> she did. as the world watches windsor today, we reckon a worldwide audience of 1.9, maybe nudging 2 billion. i think britain is showing its best face. the sun is out. not a c

the head chef for the royal household is mark flanagan. perform. here, this is a very different role. this is a woman who seems very natural, very connected, not acting her way through a huge event. for every moment of the service, she sits by her husband. she is beaming with a smile and taking in what is surely the view of a lifetime. >> a moment as well, just the talk about her entrance into the chapel. where she was on her own. that was quite something, wasn't it? >> that was remarkable. i think it takes a great deal of self-possession and composure. at a moment when maybe more than ever you want an arm to lean on. and in the days that have led up to this magnificent scene, she's not had -- the fact that her father was unable to come due to health meant that she had to make the decision how was she going to enter the chapel. how was she going to meet the man who was about to become her husband. and she chose to do it on her own. with the 7-year-old twins holding her train. they did a good job of that. the composure it took is quite some