and we'll come up first and have hard copies for your as well >> this slide basically give us an omaha budgeted in total our budgeted is $356 million for the 2014-2015. of which $329 million is operating budget covers the fire desperation and the specialized unit and the fire investigation unit and the training distinction and our support bureau. the non-you fund is the airport which are fully funded by airport and the port of san francisco. the next slide give us a brief overview regarding the sources of our budget. here's a look at the source that make ups our budget the dependent on the general fund to fund our operations about 70 percent and the remaining are from state revenues and public safety sales tax and those are the ways in which the department generated the medical emergency services. and but you can see the general fund is 2/3rd's of our funding. particularly we've seen grant funding for our department. next slide as we look at how the department has a program funding break down the large majority is designated for operations which are the direct fire desperation and this

an emergency landing in omaha, nebraska. witnesses say the man tried to open an exit door mid-flight before he was tackled and detained by fellow passengers. >>> crews are using a sub today for the first time in the hunt for flight 370. it will use sonar to map the search area at the bottom of the indian ocean and will chart any possible debris. >>> and coming up, the hunt for a bear who attacked a florida woman in her own driveway over the weekend. that survivor shares her harrowing story exclusively with us. >>> and did he accidentally tip his hand? we're live at buckingham palace with new royal baby speculation set off by prince william himself on his family trip down under. >> we'll get to that in a couple of moments, but let's begin this half-hour in south africa at the murder trial of oscar pistorius. he is beginning a second week on the stand. and once again, exchanges with the prosecution have been heated. "today's" national investigative correspondent jeff rossen is at the courthouse for us once again. jeff, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning. welcome to a new week and that means new drama in court. these two men are locked in a b

us to visit the lord today. >> reporter: monique lawler was 1 of 135 passengers aboard southwest airlines flight 722 en route from chicago midway to sacramento when it was forced to make an emergency landing in omahaall reportedly because of this man. lawler says he was acting strangely at one point going to the bathroom and coming out soaking wet then trying to open the plane's emergency exit. >> one of the stewardesses started screaming. as well as passengers. >> reporter: lawler says a large male passenger jumped into action tackling the unruly passenger. >> kind of subdued him. held him down and needless to say we were applauding the gentleman that held him down. >> reporter: authorities meeting the plane when it landed escorting the man off. the rest of the passengers made it to their destination with a dramatic story to tell. southwest confirms that an unruly passenger was taken off the plane but would not confirm any other details. >>> well, a pro football star under arrest after an airport security scare. video from tmz shows san francisco 49ers' linebacker aldon smith threatening screeners at l.a.x. claiming he had a bomb. smith is now at the center of three criminal cases. >>> now to bre