tonight -- tracy morgan, $300 million powerball winner dave johnson, part 3 of "the matchelor," plus dave salmoni and animals. and now, moving right along, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, hi, everybody. welcome. thank you. i appreciate that. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i was hoping you were would, and look at that, you did. well, it's very nice. i'm glad you're in a good mood. hey, we had -- you know what, we had some good news for a change this weekend. hundreds of thousands of federal employees are back to work. the government shutdown is over. [ cheers and applause ] coming to conclusion after president trump finally got mexico to pay for wall. they were like, all right, you silly gringo, here's the $5 billion. they stuffed it in pinata and they let him hit the pinata and it came out and everybody was happy and that was that. many including members of the president's own party believe he davi caved and that's not true. the president took to twitter to say, i wish people would read or listen to my words on th

dave johnson. >> i a so jealous. i suffer severe fear of missing out and that is grinding my gears.dy to kick off against the knicks.ea two closer to home,on a coelt clash as vginia faces virginia tech. it's the first time these rivals are b meeting withh teams ranked in the top ten. the cavaliers at 15-0 are one of two unbeaten men's teams left. the other being michigan. virginia's sustained success is well documented but buzz william's oak key's m areing a name for themselves this year, 14-1 off to their best starte si the 1982-'83 season. >> how you doing? >> all good. g >> areat moment last night. so casual. ctheapitals welcoming the metro maple leaf's hockey. the 13-year-old was subject to racial taunts a t a tournament earlier this season. his team stood up for his teammate, the only african-american player.n the team and that caught theti atten of the capacity. so they invitho the wle team to last night's game. a negative moment for the young team turning into a positive. >> we allow kids to be kids. play thehe sports t love and learn and build for life lessons. we don't want

tonight -- tracy morgan, $300 million powerball winner dave johnson, part 3 of "the matchelor," plus mals. and now, moving right along, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hey, hi, everybody. welcome. thank you. i appreciate that. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i was hoping you were would, and look at that, you did. well, it's very nice.

. >> his name is dave johnson. he looks familiar. i think we could be related. >> i'm sorry, what?finally stepped forward with the winning ticket. he said he had been sick but went become too wor to get paid. just happened to get a powerball ticket. he decided to take the lump sum. good for you, sir. >> after taxes, you know how much he'll have? he'll have over $114 million. wow. how does that sound? >> woo we! >> there you go. you heard the man, johnson says he w so sicke didn't even watch the drawing. it wasn't until a few days lar checked the ticket at a gas station. >> now he has a permanent smile. >> i wasoing to say. congratulations. >> good for him. >> all right. 4:42 a.m. as we head to break check in with chuck bell. >> all right. kid owes on the way to the bus stop you'll need your coat, temperatures at or below the freezing mark. but outdoorecess kind of a day today. and there is a chance for some school delays or cancelationsr lan the week. ten day forecaup coming . >> thanks, chuck. plus our cerage of theth end of government shutdown continues. will democrats and the pr

. >> dave johnson is going to have a little more coming up in sports. >> i like this, though. i like what's going on here. >> i bet you do. >> we know you do. e've got the cold weather, b thankfully not the wind gust from this day. this was three years ago. >> that's when the cross-country skis you saw might have helped you get around town. our region was hit by that blizzard, tons of snow. >> oh, yeah. >> the official total out at reagan national, just under 18 inches. her parts of the region saw upwards of two feet. that was a fun time, doug. >> wasn't that great? wasn't that great? >> it w a dream. distant memory. >> that happened on a weend. which happens a lot. to make it fun. >> a lot ofea people werey able to enjoy that. my house, two feet of snow. >> uh-huh. we got something else like that on the horizon here? >> we do not. we do not, actually. unfortunately for us snow lovers out ere, a couple of chances of snow in the next ten days but nothing anywhere near three years ago or a week and a half ago. out there right still a very cold night. winds are starting to pick u

dave johnson came forward to claim the prize.n truck driver says he got the ticket at the same gas station he stops at every day. he called in sick surprisingly the next day. and didn't see the numbers on his ticket until he went back to work the day afterward. he plans to invest most of the money but would like to treat himself to a bright red porsche. he quit the day after he realized he won. >>> still ahead, a final check of the weather with drew. plus -- >> it's been a mild start to the weekend. temperatures in the 60s, if not close to 70 degrees. earlier this afternoon, and that mild air is going to stick around. we'll take a look at the numbers. and when rain returns. >>> plus, >>> a little boy in new jersey got a little too into one of his toys, and we really mean into it. take a look. >> 20-month-old luka got stuck inside a toy. his mom ended up calling police. officers had to break that toy to remove luka. although they were prepared to take even more extreme measure it is need be. >> that's been the popular question, th

dave johnson is minding the gap across the bond. >> reporter: this could be a gymnasium anywhere in the but it' in london. it's the home of the wolf pack. think about the wizard's journey, the double overtime game on fsunday, thenour hours on the tarmac, the flight s cancelled, of buses and customs trips. they just wanted to play some basketball for a little bit and get set for a game against thek knicn thursday. >> this is amazing. just sightseeing takin a bus ride looking at the different buildings and ops. >> reporter: now for the wizards as they finish up their first full day in london, it's a trip to kensington pacace. this lifbe difficult. >> hear more from dave at 6:00. he has a lot more to share. >>> first we have a story all new at 5:00. >> reporter: there's a renewed push to create driver privileged cards for undocumentedgr imants. why they sayt'll improve safety for all of us on the roadways. >>> the llout from a deadly police shooting in montgomery county leads to action. how some stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall

. >> reporter: dave johnson just came forward to claim his prize this month.t was the day after christmas when the brooklyn truck driver says he did what he always does. >> same gas station every morning. i got $5 in my pocket, i take it out, i say, let me get one powerball, one lotto and i say something, man, just kill the $5 and give me a mega. >> reporter: the next day the winning numbers were announced bujon d called out sick. he still hadn't checked the ticket when he went back to work. >> i go by the gas station and stop there first and check my ticket and look at the board, and i'm like, oh, my god. >> reporter: he says he plans to invest most of the cash but is going to treat himself too. >> and i always wanted a porsche. >> what color? >> a red one. so everybody can see me when i'm driving on the street. >> reporter: and as for those early morning truck routes. >> oh, i quit, right away, no delay. >> he already quit. okay, so he opted to take the single lump sum of about $180 million which totals $114 million after tacks. johnson said he kept the tick

(playful electronic music) the dave w. johnson, i just had my annual checkup and my bmi sucks program. from expert advice, to personalized product combinations, gnc has weight loss programs that fit. but they can be welreally expensive. a puppy, so to save money i just found them a possum. dad, i think he's dead. probably just playin' possum. there he is. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. hey buddy. we'd love some help with laundry. here's how you do it. spray and scrub anything with a stain. soak your nasty jersey. it stinks! wash the really dirty clothes separately. remember -hard work builds character! new tide pods with upgraded 3-in-1 technology unleash a foolproof clean in one step. aww, you did the laundry! but you didn't fold it. oh, that wasn't in the note. should have sent a text. for a powerful clean in one step, it's got to be tide. soledad: a recent study shows a growing number of police killings involve people with some kind of mental disabi

. >> dave johnson, ronald reagan, who donald trump, let's not forget, thought about running against in 1988, having published in multiple newspapers with the help of his friend, roger stone, an op-ed, decrying u.s. policy toward the then soviet union. this isn't a new thing for consist. >> well, donald has no sense of history, he has no moral core of any kind. from donald's mind, what's going on here in the investigation of russia and what i've always seen as being interconnected, the evident to esstop the investigation to obstruct are all part of one piece. in his mind, so long as donald wins, no rules apply. the only thing that matters is i win, whether getting money from someone, being elected president, getting a wall built. that's all that matters. donald's reaction to this are not those of someone who has respect for historical issues, for putin's number one stated goal, which is to rebuild the soviet empire because he thought it was a terrible crime it disappeared. we will learn a lot more. the most important item one of the other guests brought up earlier was that word publicly

david johnson/ powerball winner:"a friend of mine, the next driver for the company called me and said davesomebody won the powerball at the gas station. i told him no bro that's not me man."that was for real.johnson did not check his ticket until two days after he bought the ticket- johnson went back to the gas station - this time before work, checked his ticket, and learned he was the big winner.david johnson/ powerball winner:"i was so happy. i didn't know what to do with myself. i was jumping up and down. i was driving my car like can i drive home? can i drive home? can i drive home? but i just turned the music up."johnson hasn't been to work since.david johnson/ powerball winner:"i have to lift boxes and stuff like that. don't get me wrong the job pays good. but it's hard work. so i always wanted to quit now i get a chance to quit."now johnson, a husband and father, plans to buy a new house in brooklyn and help his family.but there is one more thingdavid johnson/ powerball winner:"i always wanted a porsche... a red one. a red one so everybody can see me when i drive down the street." h

dave smith. comedian and new dad. and we've also got from the independent women's forum and former new york congresswoman nan hayworth is here, and bull's eye brief or author adam johnsonck in action right here. >> hey. kennedy: yea! so a lot of questions for william barr. you know, we saw -- you talk about an abject failure, i would say that was the jefferson beau regard sessions administration during the department of justice. william barr has a lot of red flags. did he bury any of those today? >> politically, i think he did a decent job of kind of appeasing both sides. kennedy: where did he stumble? >> i don't know, i think he did a decent job. i mean, i don't like him, and i think your comparison between the war on drugs and the triangle offense, at least it worked once, and it was never immoral. but i do think the stuff you were talking about about investigating, you know, getting to the bottom of those text messages with page and strzok, that stuff, to me, is much more interesting than this questioning of will we get the mueller report. i can guarantee you if the mueller report has anything damning and they don't let it out, it will mysteriously leak. kennedy: of

johnson aren't bad, either. shout-out to joe long who produced it and brian cunningham and lauren honeymeyer and our own resident dave listened to them throughout college and i love stories like this. >> well, this gives us all reason to believe in this project. >> best of luck around. any fan knows what that means. you can hear more of john's conversation with dave matthews on today's "cbs this morning" podcast, available on all major podcast platforms. you're watching "cbs this morning." we will be right bac >>> ad-lib first -- >> you're live. >> people are still marving over the strength and courage of jayme closs. and one of the women who worked on the social media campaign told me this, and i think this stands out to me -- she said, "loud doesn't always mean strong, and quiet doesn't always mean weak." now the healing process for jayme closs can begin. what she knows is that she's going the love of her family and the love of the nation cheering her on. we should mention as we stand in front of this tree of hope over 400,000 children in the country are still missing. that's according to the latest statistics. and

johnson of npr here for the cut -- here for the discussion. she will give her thoughts as washington journal continues. >> live, february 3, super bowl sunday on noon eastern, author and sportswriter daveour guest on book tv. author of many books including, what is my name, fool? a people's history of sports. how politics has turned the sports world upside down. and most recent, jim brown, last standing. >> i love sports. that is why we need to fight for sports. we need to take sports back. if we are going to do so, we need to do -- we need to know our history. that is our greatest ammunition. we need to know the history of athletes and sports writers and the fans who have stood up to the machine if for no other reason, knowing this history allows us to look at the world and see that struggled can affect every life in the system. >> join our conversation with dave siren. noon eastern on february 3 on c-span2. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company. we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the