to help present tonight trophy for the foster farms bowl champion, the ceo of foster farms, laura flanagan what an amazing, exciting game tonight. special thank you to the san francisco 49ers, to the fox organization, and most importantly to all the loyal fans of utah and indiana. your great spirits might not only supported your team but it helped our local communities in the fight against hunger. ticket sales from tonight's game helped provide thousands of meals to those in need. so thank you for helping in the fight against hunger. a special recognition and congratulations to the indiana team for a well played, hard-fought, heart stopping game tonight. and now for the moment we have all been waiting for, a very special congratulations to the utah utes for an outstanding game. [cheering] your teamwork, your dedication, and your outstanding play paid off. it is with great pride and honor that we ought at foster farms present the trophy to the utah >> joel: coach, i'm going to have you come up real quick. what an amazing game it was. your players played so hard. coach whittingham, you are 1

every year that journey is reenacted and editor ed flanagan and ed spay give us the closer look at theds. >> ladies and gentlemen, what you're seeing now is the advanced party going across the river >> came up for the first time washington crossed the delaware. >> does not go well as the attack yorktown, position, >> it's a fun time of day. >> another position. >> go back >> it's great. >> winds have shifted to the northeast. >> american history is very important to his. >> every carrying a must kety, even officers and musicians >> military family get a sense of understanding how how important it is that america was founded the way it was. the step that is had to take place. >> alarming and so fierce. forced them to surrender. >>> 25% of the army would be people of colors >> doing hardships ourselves but pale in comparison >> today is the 240th anniversary of the could saying. 2400 soldier, 200 horses 18 canons across the delaware on christmas day in 1776. >>> lauren is joinings with the forecast, a beautiful day for the reenactment >> i got the dogs out at the parks today with the lit

it began in 1917 as father flanagan's home for boys. >> his bruised and tortured heart and mind must be nursed back to normal health through kindness. >> the most beloved clergyman in america, he created the most famous reform school in the world. you may remember a 1938 oscar winning movie about the place starring spencer tracy. >> i want a home for them where they can stay and where they can learn. >> but what you probably don't know, is it's a real town with a real post office and police department. at about $65,000 per student per year, boys town is comparable to a top private college and it's mostly taxpayers footing the bill. but taxpayers pay for prisons, too. more than $39 billion a year boys town says it can keep some of those prison cells empty while nearly doubling the chance that these students will graduate from high school. >> how do you avoid coming in and being somebody just another person telling them am the things they're doing wrong? >> by telling them am the things that they're doing right. that's how you help kids change. it's being able to say, hey, young man, y

bill flanagan remembers a chance encounter with with hero astronaut john glenn. now to the 1th of december, 2016. in some parts of our world this has been a terrible weekend. istanbul, turkey, two bombs near deads most of them police officers. 166 others were hurt. in nigeria, that church roof collapse killed some 160 worshippers. in egypt, a bomb went off in a christian coptic cathedral, 25 dead. and feignly in kenya a gas tanker truck exploded on a highway killing almost 40. iran announced today that it will spend $16.6 billion on boeing passenger jets. it's the biggest business deal between the united states and iran since the 1979 islamic revolution. as promised, bob dylan skipped his nobel prize ceremony yesterday. but patti smith was there to sing in his place. smith was so nervous she forgot the lyrics to dylan's "a hard rain's a-gone nepal." audience loved her anyway. later on sunday morning. a couple of college football items of note. louisville quarterback lamar jackson last night won the heisman trophy. and in baltimore, with the future commander in ch

to help present tonight trophy champion, the ceo of foster farms, laura flanagan. >> what an amazing,iting game tonight. special thank you to the san francisco 49ers, to the fox organization, and most importantly to all the loyal fans of utah and indiana. your great spirits might not only supported your team but it helped our local communities in the fight against hunger. ticket sales from tonight's game helped provide thousands of meals to those in need. so thank you for helping in the fight against hunger. a special recognition and congratulations to the indiana team for a well played, hard-fought, heart stopping game tonight. all been waiting for, a very special congratulations to the utah utes for an outstanding game. [cheering] your teamwork, your dedication, and your outstanding play paid off. it is with great pride and honor that we ought at foster farms present the trophy to the utah utes. >> joel: coach, i'm going to have you come up real quick. what an amazing game it was. your players coach whittingham, you are 10-1 in bowl games. this group of seniors goes out with a hard-

. >> jim flanagan, man, you get the gold star and he is just really raising the bar for photographers. >> absolutely. >> maria will have to get him an extra big christmas gift tomorrow. >>> bay area airports were already expected to be a bit of a zoo today and all this rain won't help. kpix 5's lisa chan is live at sfo with more on what will be a very hectic travel day all over the u.s. lisa. >> reporter: first i have to show you i do not have an umbrella over me this morning. it is raining. it is wet. i just spoke to the duty manager here at sfo. and he did tell me that so far, good news, there are no delays. just six canceled flights. two of them were departing from sfo, one to l.a., one to las vegas. and then four were arriving here at sfo that were canceled. and those were two from palm springs, one from l.a., one from las vegas. now, a record number of people will be on the go today as they try to get to their holiday destinations. more than 6 million people are expected to fly but with gas prices low, most are expected to drive. aaa says 93 million people will be on the roads th

and then i remember distinctly taking one man named flanagan, happened to be an ensign, i didn't know it at the time, took him down to the hospital, and when you get to the hospital, you, there was a doctor. and the first doctor would look the man over, and if he thought he could save him, he says go here. and if he thought that he couldn't save him right off, within a reasonable length of time, he went down to the second line, and that was the fellas that they didn't think was going to make it. the rule right now was that if you were physically aboard the ship on december 7th, your remains could be interred with the ship. we're working on a program so that anybody on the ship's crew on december 7th could have that privilege. that's number one. and the second thing is that way back in about 1981, or before that, my son was an ensign on a ship here in 1976. and i thought that it's just too bad that nothing has ever been done so that fellas that were on the ship december 7th couldn't go back here and have a memorial service or something like that. so, i worked on that and succeeded. in

flanagan. >> hi. good afternoon. tim kima kelly. i am urging you to move this forward and respect the will of the voters. prop w passed with over 62% of the vote and prop b and parcel tax passed with 80% of the vote. the board of directors previously voted 10-1 to prove this proposal forward -- move this proposal forward. this proposal is fiscally sound. right now the controller says there are $14 million that is going to be raise friday this and this supplemental asked for 9 million. >> >> so there is money left over from the money that was raised from prop w. it is critical that we move forward and that we can show the rest of the nation that we can move forward with progressive proposals that are designed to help all of our citizens, and that we can show that by actually implemented it in a fiscally sound way and i think this is the perfect example of that. the city said they want to spend this money and voters want to spend the money to support a free city college and what's we should be doing and moving forward with that and ho

. >> cocktails and drems young flanagan. >> that's the first one.s the first one. >> why we sample this one what else do we have. >> tomorrow if you didn't follow our tips for whatever reason is fortunately national bloody mary day. >> hello. >> what with very for you is bloody mary to get the hair of the dog treatment to avoid the hangover. >> there you go. >> here's a drink. >> i went a little strong. >> but it's good. >> that's flavor largely of vodka because there's not a lot in there. i'll try this one. this is one that will help the day after. >> right. >> this is fantastic. our friends make an exceptional bloody mary mix that goes well with vodka. >> looks likes buffet line. >> i like it. >> thank you so much for coming in. you can try these and save you the hangover everyone enjoy your new year's eave and he enjoy 2 safely. your new year's eave and he enjoy 2 safely. we'll be back tomorrow morning. manolo! you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? it's dry... your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders' dry scalp care it

flanagan. >> hi. good afternoon. tim kima kelly. i am urging you to move this forward and respect the will of the voters. prop w passed with over 62% of the vote and prop b and parcel tax passed with 80% of the vote. the board of directors previously voted 10-1 to prove this proposal forward -- move this proposal forward. this proposal is fiscally sound. right now the controller says there are $14 million that is going to be raise friday this and this supplemental asked for 9 million. >> >> so there is money left over from the money that was raised from prop w. it is critical that we move forward and that we can show the rest of the nation that we can move forward with progressive proposals that are designed to help all of our citizens, and that we can show that by actually implemented it in a fiscally sound way and i think this is the perfect example of that. the city said they want to spend this money and voters want to spend the money to support a free city college and what's we should be doing and moving forward with that and ho

that is why peggy flanagan, that is why susan allen, state legislators in my estate, i have i have backed , them and throughout the state of minnesota. not that the moral issues are complicated, they are not. we have this worker issue, and i think we have to talk about it. mr. buckley: it is absolutely empowering to hear you being mentioned. i did not actually go through the litany of the people. i know what it is like, according to the new york times, the first openly gay guy elected to the state legislator in american history. i know what it is like to hear lgbtq mentioned. the first one to lead the organization and the first openly gay person to be a vice chair of a national party. i know what it is like and i know what it feels like, and i apologize if you do not feel like you are included by us. our support is more -- i have cosponsored the resolution for the pipeline. i believe we all need to stand with you. we will also lead in effort. once, we were told that it was important to the native american community about the jefferson jackson dinner's. state by state has fallen and we hav

that's why peggy flanagan, that is why susan allen, legislators in my state backed them. i helped them win. also throughout the state of minnesota but, my only point was not that the moral issues are complicated, you're right, they're not, but we have this worker issue and i think we have to talk about it. >> thank you, ryian. i enjoyed serving with you on the executive committee the last couple years. absolutely is empowering to hear you being mentioned. i did not actually go through the litany of the people because i believe it is all but i know what it's like, according to "the new york times," the first openly gay guy elected to the state legislator in american history, i know what it is like hearing lgbtq mentioned, first openly gay state chair and first openly gay person to be vice-chair after national party. i know what it feels like, and i apologize if you didn't feel you were included by us but our support, i'm going to cosponsor, i have cosponsored the resolution for tomorrow's executive committee on the pipeline, because i think we all need to stand with you. w

flanagan. >> hi. good afternoon. tim kima kelly. i am urging you to move this forward and respect the will of the voters. prop w passed with over 62% of the vote and prop b and parcel tax passed with 80% of the vote. the board of directors previously voted 10-1 to prove this proposal forward -- move this proposal forward. this proposal is fiscally sound. right now the controller says there are $14 million that is going to be raise friday this and this supplemental asked for 9 million. >> >> so there is money left over from the money that was raised from prop w. it is critical that we move forward and that we can show the rest of the nation that we can move forward with progressive proposals that are designed to help all of our citizens, and that we can show that by actually implemented it in a fiscally sound way and i think this is the perfect example of that. the city said they want to spend this money and voters want to spend the money to support a free city college and what's we should be doing and moving forward with that and ho