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jimmie johnson, and regan smith. >> it's unconscionable that it didn't happen earlier. >> reporter: the change comes too late for kyle busch, who could not compete due to injuries. and his brother kurt also unable to compete. david wright abc news new york. >>> now to hollywood, where the stars are gathering for the big awards. win or lose for the millions of us who are watching it's going to be a great show. here's lara spencer. >> reporter: the action has already kicked into high gear at the red carpet. as for the awards themselves best picture is neck and neck between "birdman" and "boyhood." elsewhere elsewhere, bradley cooper is nominated for "american sniper." but eddie redmane. while meryl streep with 19 nods this time for "into the woods." meantime the pressure is on for neil patrick harris. >> everyone that watches the oscars sort of thinks wouldn't it be fun to be on it. how many people stand in front of a mirror and practice their own acceptance speech. have you done it? >> oh the hair brush. it's a given. >> reporter: he says he's been rehearsing for this moment for months a

with ten laps to go with his teammate jimmy johnson in the lead until joey logano passes him.involved in a last-lap wreck causing him to finish 33rd. after a restart the 24-year-old logano takes the checkered flag for his first daytona victory. >> amazing two weeks after being down here. my friends are here my family is all here. i can't put it in words. everier is view i've given has been terrible because i don't know what to say. i don't think i have ever been in this position. it is amazing. >> i missed what was happening in the first half. and i won't miss what was happening in the last 20 or 30 laps. unless you are in victory lane those final laps are about as chaotic and crazy as it guess. >> final rounds of the northern trust open at rivera. rainy down there. james haughn shot a two under 69, six under for the tournament. he would force a playoff with johnson. on the third playoff hole haughn reeves perfectly for birdie forcing johnson to make this. no. james haughn wins the northern trust open. his first pga win worth $1.2 million. >> that's nice. >> good day to be jam

jimmie johnson handles it. then caution flag and put an end to a suspenseful finish.gano won it under a yellow flag. not that it matters to him. >> he wins the daytona 500. >> daytona 500 guys! [screaming] >> the 24-year-old is the second youngest driver to win the daytona 500. although his wife was not too happy after the race. >> mentioned the cool ring that you got. >> which one? >> given your track record with rings what are you going to do with that one? >> i hope i don't lose it. this one is harder to replace. well, i take that back. [ laughter ] hang on, wait. [ laughter ] >> what i meant -- that -- what i meant to say. [ laughter ] >> she is -- she still here with me. it is just a symbol. she is with me all of the time. she would be impossible to replace. >> awe. >> there you go. that is how you redeem yourself. [ laughter ] >> yes. nice finish there. >>> the warriors 6 game road trip hit a speed bump. curry was held out of tonight's game with an ankle injury. he decided to sit out of indianapolis. in the third quarter, the bank stays open for rodney stucky. h

jimmy johnson tweeted it's beyond me why we don't have soft walls everywhere.ick the greek covers nascar for motor sports.com. >> nascar is leader, safety like the race itself is always evolving. >> that's says it will speed up talks with all the nascar series to get more safer barriers installed. >> the largest refinery strike in more than 30 years will likely send fuel prices up. u.s. steel workers expanded their strike in more locations in louisiana nationwide production is down about 20%. a new study today released said the peyton aerial 80 patch viaskin is showing promise. don dahler shows us how it's helping one patient who tried it. >> nine-year-old josh mandlebaum is fearless on the tennis court. not so much when it comes time for handshake. >> i was scared if i shook someone else's hand that i could have a reaction. >> he is severely allergic to peants. josh's mother lee ann. >> nothing short of avoiding the food and like, being that parent that like looked everywhere. >> josh is more than 221 patients in a new peyton peanut allergy trial. >> his throa

today he beat out team mate jimmie johnson to take the pole. his second daytona 500 pole. last one in 1999 and he won the race. this sports reporting brought to you by bank of the west. >> thank you. next on abc7 news at 6:00, "50 shades of grey" sold more than 100 million books. it could lure in that many i love this new sirachi burger. it's siracha. sluracha? no. si-rah-chah. siriracha. no. watch how i say it. si-rah-cha. that's not helping. bam! that's jack's new spicy sriracha burger comin' in all hot and melty with jalapeños and bacon! but the best part? it's not just sriracha sauce it's creamy sri-rah... slur-rah cha... whatever it's called, it's awesome sauce. >>> join us on kofy tv 20. the monarch butterfly population has fallen 90% in recent years. what is causing the decline and how the u.s. government plans to help the population take off again. >>> at 11:00, here on channel 7, hackers steal more than a billion dollars from banks in the u.s. and around the world. how they did it. that is tonight at 11:00. >>> erotic r-rate it drama "50 shades of grey" broke seve

today he beat out team mate jimmie johnson to take the pole. his second daytona 500 pole.e in 1999 and he won the race. this sports reporting brought to you by bank of the west. >> thank you. next on abc7 news at 6:00, "50 shades of grey" sold more than 100 million books. it could lure in that i love my shows, but i can't just sit around all day. that's why i have xfinity. their cloud based dvr lets me take everything i recorded, anywhere i go. which is perfect for me, [whispering] because i have responsibilities. ...i mean that's really interesting, then how do you explain these photos?! [people gasping] objection your honor. sustained. with the x1 dvr library you could take anywhere, xfinity is perfect for people on the go. m >>> join us on kofy tv 20. the monarch butterfly population has fallen 90% in recent years. what is causing the decline and how the u.s. government plans to help the population take off again. >>> at 11:00, here on channel 7, hackers steal more than a billion dollars from banks in the u.s. and around the world. how they did it. that is tonight at 11

jimmy johnson on the left and jeff gordon on the right. jeff gordon is on the poll. daytona as jeff gordon gets his second career poll. the nba all-star game played in new york city last night. russell westbrook was your all-star game mvp. poured in 41 points just one shy of the all-star game record. it's his head of the backboard there. there he is with the all-star game mvp trophy. louise swarez with the number one top play. place and go kick. gorgeous with velocity. part of a 5-0. barcelona wins. big monday. couple of basketball games. number two team in the land virginia home against pittsburgh and kansas/west virginia. double-header on espn. >> good stuff coming up. here's all the evidence you need that guys on the pga tour are better golfers than you and i. >> certainly better than you and me. check this out. he carefully got himself into position and then amazingingly he hit the ball back into the fair way and saved par. he had the lead with six strokes back. if you think jim fyruk had a rough day, how about the oscar mayer mobile. >> there it is on the side o

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- dakota johnson, anthony anderson, musical guest, mark ronson featuring mystikal and the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 207 main. >> steve: and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. nice to see you. oh, my goodness. welcome to "the tonight show," everyone. thank you all for being here. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be a fun night. hot show. here's what people are talking about. this is big. i saw that later this year chinese president xi jinping is planning to make his first official state visit to the u.s. yeah. although, i'm worried it's going to be a little awkward when he visits a school and goes, "this factory is terrible." [ laughter ] how many macaroni necklaces do we need? >> steve: yeah. a lot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: listen to this. it was just revealed that back in 2011, i just read this, michael jordan was signing a a poster for obama's 50th birthday but accidentally spelled the president's name wrong. yeah, but don't worry the president made sure jorda

jimmie johnson takes first. afterwards, hook at this heated exchange with rival hamlin.st wait for it right there. two hands up right to the chest right there. not happy. >>> the deflategate saga continues. colts gm rickson says the team contacted nfl officials before the afc championship game to raise questions about the patriots' game balls. he did not say how the team was tip observed. officials have not yet provided updates on the investigation of the controversy. >>> and the nhl released very cool time lapse video, the transformation at san francisco's levi's stadium from how we know it as a football stadium into a hockey rink. it is all part of the nhl's outdoor stadium series. sharks take on the kings saturday only on nbc sports network. >>> san francisco giants manager bruce bochy underwent a heart procedure to insert two stents. the three-time world series champion manager was being moneyed after discomfort following a physical on wednesday. bochy remains hospitalized overnight in arizona and is expected to be released later today. >>> and look at this. an artis

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driver jimmy johnson on twitter say saying man, i hope kyle busch is all right. it's beyond me why we don't have soft walls everywhere. toe in i stew stewart is racing at daytona for the first time since an accident that killed a fellow driver last august. but the most watched driver of the day is certain to be jeff gordon. at pole position it will be his 23rd time in the 500 and his last. >> i wanted to be able to go out on top or as close to the top as possible. >> reporter: as he kicks off his farewell season. gordon is the undisputed face of nascar with popularity that's transcended racing even hosting "saturday night live." >> every time i get in a car, there is a chance i could crash and burn in front of millions of people. so i guess i am prepared for this show. >> reporter: gordon has made three previous trips down daytona's victory lane. >> i've been racing for a very long time. people maybe don't realize i started very young. so for me i feel like i'm 65. >> reporter: he's a long way from 65. as for the race today, the track says it's going to replace a

jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- earvin "magic" johnson. from "scandal," scott foley. this week in unnecessary censorship. and music from magic! with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, thank you for watching, thank you for coming. well, did are did you know that today is national weather persons day? [ cheers and applause ] no you didn't. even weather persons don't know that it's national weather persons day. this is the day on which we pay tribute to the men and women who bravely stand out in the middle of the fiercest, most brutal winter storms, risking their lives, for absolutely no reason whatsoever. and on our national weather persons day, everything i will say in the monologue tonight will be half wrong. i want to wish berth day wishes to sekari momoi, also known as the world's oldest man, turned 112 years old today. these lived in tokyo, japan. there he is. having a hell of a time. he was born in 1903. this guy, he's seen the rise of the automobile, the television, computers, justin bieber, you nam

. >>> jeff gordon will be racing in his final daytona 500 next week, but today he beat out jimmie johnsonr the great american race. the last pole for him in that race was in nean 99. he won that race and he'll retired after the 2015 season. great weekend for sports fans with pebble beach and the all-star game. >>> that's it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. thanks so much for joining us. the news does continue now online, on twitter facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. thanks again for watching. have a great night and a great week. what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free security camera call 1800 xfinity or visit comcast.com/xfinityhome. at. jake. previously on

jimmie johnson 22 and a half million did jeff gordon just over 8 feet and a half million dollars. mcdowell is with us. >> ring and on. >> that is a whole lot of money. >> licensing fees. >> justin salary, you look at aaron rodgers. $110 million contract. averages 22 million annually justin salary. jay cutler stupid. stinking up the joint in the last season. russell wilson will be the highest-paid quarterback. stuart: nascar drivers. they have a career that may last. dagen: this makes me really happy. dale earnhardt junior. he has not won a championship. his died in 2001. the most popular driver. he is 40. jeff gordon is like 43. this will be jeff gordon's last season. he has been racing in the top tier series since 1993, i think. they have incredibly long careers if they continue to compete at the highest levels. stuart: nascar drivers are probably the top paid athletes of all sports. >> their salaries have been in decline in recent years. they were only making super super big bucks within the last decade. >> you were talking to me in the break. ratings have just wanted it. >> we

he will start alongside jimmie johnson in the front row. join us tomorrow here on mornings on 2. at 7:30. morns on two are end tomorrow. we can bring you the daytona 500. we are also ending a little early this morning. college basketball begins at ktvu. stay tuned for the game followed by vile nahv. >> we will be right back. before we go to break. cal taking on sanford and a tipoff that starts at about 3:30. colleague basketball in the bay area. both teams trying to reach 20 wins before -- march madness. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> people who lost their businesses in that big mission district fire last month are getting a helping hand from others in the community. the fire as you may remember damaged that building on the corner of mission and 22nd street. the nonprofit group

. >> he'll start alongside his teammate, jimmie johnson, in the front row.the big name drivers who won't be in today's race is kyle busch. he slammed into a concrete barrier yesterday. tom, a lot of safety concerns being raised. here we are just a few hours before that flag drops. reporter: yeah, you know, a lot of people, especially the drivers, took to social media after this happened last night, and really secured nascar, and daytona speedway. if you haven't seen kyle busch's crash, we're going to show it to you right now. it's a little tough to watch. he got caught up in the big one from this race, and ended up in the concrete barrier going into turn 1. there is no safety barrier there to absorb the impact of that hit. he was going close to 100 miles an hour. he was able to pull himself out of the car, which is amazing when you consider are they took him to the hospital last night, and he has a compound fracture of his lower left leg, and a broken right foot. so he is gone for this race, and probably much longer. nascar and the track president last night

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finally, jimmie johnson seems as focused as ever.t on top. what's your hunch tell you? what's your gut tell you about daytona this year? >> i think you ought to watch that number 19 toyota. that seems pretty fast. >> that's what his gut tells him. >> he was fast last night. did he a great job. kyle bush and i followed him across the finish line. jimmie is strong. he's a six-time champion. he's that way for a reason. i think he's going to be right up there with gordon and the rest this year. >> carl tries to forget that he's a six-time champion, but he is a six-time champion. remember one thing about these races down here this week these are the same cars they raced last year. no rule changes. so whatever they had last year, they got again this year. i think that probably plays in jimmy's favor. >> carl edwards, thank you for joining us. darryl waltrip, going to be a great race. we appreciate our traditional time together before the big race. >> yes, sir. >> thanks. >> keep calling me a champ. i appreciate that. >> you got it. i'm goi

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i heard some callers from the previous segment tiny about linda johnson nixon, jimmy carter. those are three great examples of the modern president in the of imagery. i think you do not want to be remembered as one of those presents. i'm not saying if that is right or wrong. i'm saying that is the weight of politics in washington, and our media culture has built up presence. they are remembered, often times in one word, or to ideas. you have kennedy and reagan. these of the kinds of presence that president obama wants to be remembered as. and the national collective consciousness, just sort of the way you remember them at the job of a hat, they are thought of as great. these other presidents are not. there is a lot of debate. i'm reading a lot of jimmy carter right now for books i'm working on. he is a fastening guy -- fascinating guy. president obama is obviously fixate on how he is remembered. host: ultimately, this will go to messaging as far as how the presence of accomplishment are delivered. guest: that will be a large part of it. host: from maryland, and independent. c

go to verizon.com/thefacts today. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our first guest stars opposite dakota johnsonse welcome, jamie dornan! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for sitting there, yeah. i'm sure you're used to laying down. but yeah, thank you for sitting here. i appreciate that. [ laughter ] welcome to the show, buddy. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: this is your first time on our show. first time on an american talk show. >> yeah. i think i've started pretty high. >> jimmy: oh, no way. we're happy to have you here, buddy. thank you. you're from ireland? >> i'm from ireland. yeah, northern ireland. yeah, belfast. well, actually a place called holywood, but six miles east of belfast. >> jimmy: hollywood? >> it's spelled with one l. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry. really? so, close to being -- is that -- >> officially, i mean i guess way back when it was called hollywood. but we changed that at some point. >> jimmy: you might as well. i mean, you're so close to being hollywood. welcome to dirsneyland. [ laughter ] oh, is roy's from there? >> yeah, yeah, same place. >> jimmy: oh, w

johnson will be here. anthony anderson. our pal mark ronson will be here tomorrow night. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: later this week, we have hugh grant, colin firth, samuel l. jackson and we have music from the weeknd. he'll be here. [ applause ] penis long long might show up. >> steve: are you serious? long long is going to be here? >> jimmy: yeah, we're saving -- we heard -- >> steve: he's in and out. we don't know where he's coming. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's true. i just -- i got an anonymous tip. >> steve: did you really? [ laughter and applause ] really? from long long? >> jimmy: yeah. just a tip. >> steve: we want to be ahead of the game. you don't want to -- you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well first -- what a sexy show we've got tonight. >> steve: oh, my gosh, sexy. >> jimmy: you know we always have the sexiest show on tv, right? [ cheers and applause ] when you think "the tonight show" -- when i say "tonight show", you say sexy. tonight show! >> sexy! >> jimmy: yeah, that's what happens every night i come out. >> steve: every night. >> jimmy: i say welcome to "the t

can you imagine harry truman, dwight eisenhower, john kennedy, lyndon johnson, richard nixon jimmy carter george h.w. bush leading the country in the cold war against communism, against soviet communism, without ever calling it what it is. there's a reason why the president is seen widely in all the recent polling as having no strategy. it is why in all the recent polling the president is being seen as failing to confront the percentage of people he says that airstrikes are sufficient is dropping. the number of people it's now 60% in some of the latest polling that say ground forces are needed to solve the problem in the middle east. it is why americans today feel 47% of them feel that they are less safe. that's compared to 20% after 9/11. american people look at comments like that made by the soon-to-be former attorney general and they scratch their heads and say what planet are these people living on? >> and then you're not only talking about a soon-to-be former official but former administration officials who are now out are saying pretty much you do have to call this what it is and de

jimmy: something i always wanted to ask you about. there's a great photograph here. this is a fight, i think, between larry johnsonomehow you end up attached to alonzo mourning's flank? >> not my best look. >> jimmy: i think we have video. maybe you can talk us through this. this is a real heavyweight fight. these guys are swinging and missing. >> so, all right, so, it's bad, right? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i now understood, i understood right after that why people in court case plead temporary insanity, because i have no recollection of what happened, other than once the fight broke up, i acted tough, like i wanted a piece of mourning, because i knew larry johnson was going to step in front of me and not let it happen. because, man, when you do that, you lose all street credibility right there. >> you think? >> yeah. >> jimmy: as a player and your coach does something like that, which we rarely see coaches do, do you have more respect for him for getting in there and getting in the middle of that scrum? >> do you have more respect for him, even though his hand skills wasn't up to par. you have more respect for him beca

mark johnson scored two huge goals and jimmy played great end groel and our defense was exceptional.in, everybody has to contribute and do something. i was fortunate at one point to score the winning goal, but it was more than just one play that made that game happen. >> you have a reunion not everybody in the team still alive including herb. but what is that going to be like for you guys? >> it will be bittersweet. obviously herb will not be. and bobby sooner passed away a few months ago. he was a great teammate and great person and did a lot of good for the game of hockey in the state of wisconsin. we'll miss bobby and all of us getting together and celebrate bobby and victory and have his jersey retired and hanging from the ra fters in the a ren a. and this is the first time we'll be back as a team in lake placid. 19 of us will be there and it is a lot of fun and good memories and hopefully people will come out and be a part of the celebration. >> mike from the usa hockey team that beat the soviets in 1980. it seems like yesterday. doing motivational speaking these days, mike it i

i heard some callers from the previous segment tiny about linda johnson nixon, jimmy carter.se are three great examples of the modern president in the of imagery. i think you do not want to be remembered as one of those presents. i'm not saying if that is right or wrong. i'm saying that is the weight of politics in washington, and our media culture has built up presence. they are remembered, often times in one word, or to ideas. you have kennedy and reagan. these of the kinds of presence that president obama wants to be remembered as. and the national collective consciousness, just sort of the way you remember them at the job of a hat, they are thought of as great. these other presidents are not. there is a lot of debate. i'm reading a lot of jimmy carter right now for books i'm working on. he is a fastening guy -- fascinating guy. president obama is obviously fixate on how he is remembered. host: ultimately, this will go to messaging as far as how the presence of accomplishment are delivered. guest: that will be a large part of it. host: from maryland, and independent. calle

a $300 bonus with a two-year agreement. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we are joined right now by a local hero whom magic johnsony 28th at 9:00 p.m. on showtime. here, let's look at a clip. >> there was a kid named victor, approached me during lunch, said "i hear you can play basketball and i'm the man here. so it's on." i was upset that i had moved from italy, left all my friends. i had all this resentment and anger inside of me that i hadn't really let out. so i demolished this poor kid. that feeling ever playing with that rage was new to me. but i loved it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: please welcome one of the greatest basketball players of all time, kobe bryant! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: they love you! [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. oh, my gosh. thank you so much for visiting our show. thank you for being here. i appreciate it. >> it's a pleasure -- it's a a pleasure to be here. >> jimmy: i've been asking everybody who comes on who is from l.a. where should i eat? >> well, i don't think they know the story about when we first came out here ourselves. the first place we

woody johnson into bush. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it's a gift from heaven. >> steve: yeah, it's a gift. >> jimmy a gift. >> steve: double phallic name. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there are reports that the nsa helped british spies monitor cell phone communications from across the world. that means they were able to get their hands on text messages from very powerful people. yeah. we were actually able to recover those text messages and some of them are pretty interesting. let's take a look at a new segment we call "who you textin'?" ♪ who you textin who you textin ♪ >> jimmy: now first we have kim jong un. he texted, "what you've done is an act of war." that text was sent to -- his barber. that's very interesting. [ laughter and applause ] wider -- he makes it work somewhow. next we have supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. she texted, "i need more proof." that text was sent to -- jack daniels. very interesting -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i think she's had enough. >> steve: i heard she got the case. >> jimmy: and finally we have chris christie. he texted, "i don't care what people

charlie: we continue with joseph califano, a member of jimmy carter's cabinet and advisor for domestic affairs from 1965 to 1969 to lyndon johnson. his book is called the triumph and tragedy of lyndon johnson. >> he changed this country dramatically and i think there is an appreciation of that now whether it was education, 60% of the kids in college today are there on his grant and loan programs, whether it was health, you know, 60 million or 70 million of americans on medicare, another 60 million on medicaid. the corporation for public broadcasting. >> charlie: we conclude with lynsey addario a pulitzer prize-winning war photographer and the author of "it's what i do: a photographer's life of love and war." >> icon front myself with the question, what am i doing here and why am i in libya and why i do care about this particular story enough to give my life? i don't think there's an answer, not certainly in that moment, but it is an answer that i believe this work has to be done and i believe that i have the tools to go to these places and tell these stories and bring it home for a reader in the way that's accessible. >> charlie

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even though president johnson asked him, he already had on his mind what he was doing that was a meeting of the minds. with the shooting of 26-year-old jimmy lee jackson who was trying to protect his mother from a policeman's nightstick, that profit -- prompted the call for the march. what did you find as you arrived in selma to cover what was a developing story? >> i started covering the selma voter registration marches in early february just about the time that dr. king got arrested in selma on the first of february. he got out on the fifth. jimmy lee jackson was shot on the 15th and died on the 23rd. that was in a neighboring town. we did not know that he had gotten shot until the next day because it happened not in the middle of things, but in the periphery. it was out of that shooting out of his death that the idea for the march to montgomery, the capital, was hatched. i could be wrong, but i think it came from sncc, probably from jim bevel. everybody thought it was a great idea. dr. king endorsed it within a few days and said, we will have this march. you know what happened next, there was a march on the seventh of march. dr. king wa

johnson. he has the monday, endorsement andment of and much of the establishment until john f. kennedy had something else, the votes. or jimmy was on the democrats' radar until he was. eight years ago it was hillary clinton's race to lose and she did. just like eight years prior, her husband couldn't win, but he did. before betting on anyone understand it's not a guarantee. cash is nice, but it doesn't always make you king. take it from mr. mother's milk. you can still get cream and folks could still sour on you. fast. enjoy the money. no guarantee you'll create competition. all right. 8:00 p.m., we'll be looking at this money connection with politics. what is driving it who is driving it who those donors are, why they're going why they are doing it so darn early. see you then. urance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. libert

jimmy: well, hello there. tonight from "the walking dead," lauren cohan is here. and later, bridges' album is called "live" from the at&t stage. tomorrow night magic johnsoney will join us, music from magic, the band not the johnson. our first guest is an actor, musician, oscar winner, and dude everlasting. later you'll hear him with his band the asiders. "seventh son" opens friday. please say hello to jeff bridges! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you, you look very sharp. >> yeah, thank you, man. >> jimmy: i like that suit. sunday, we're watching the super bowl, and all these fast-paced commercials are happening. and suddenly there's you. and for 30 seconds, you are, correct me if i have this wrong, you're rubbing a stick around a bowl -- >> a singing bowl, ohming some people to sleep. >> jimmy: a man and woman in bed, you're over them putting them -- ohming them to sleep. >> that's right. isn't that bizarre? it really appealed to me. >> jimmy: it made everyone stop. and i have to say, there was about another three minutes afterwards where i was trying to figure out what the commercial was for. >> exactly, exactly. but it was from th