after that, i worked for ,rito-lay at rancho cucamonga did some various jobs in manufacturing, shipping, and receiving, and decided i wanted a change. after that, we started the foundation. after another good string of good luck, we won the lottery. >> $266 million? >> yes. >> how have you spent the money and prioritized things? >> it is about creating our foundation to give people a leg up on opportunity through education. we wanted to do that from the very beginning and we were lucky to invest in our students, because we know an investment in them is in the future of our country. >> will your wife and family be joining you in d.c.? >> i'm sure they will visit, but they will spend the bulk of the time in california. my wife is not a cold weather person. she is having a little struggle with it. she is not used to this. >> were you born and raised in california? >> i was, southern california, lived there my entire life until i went into the navy. i have had the opportunity to live across the world and the united states and i cannot think of a greater place to live than the state of calif

travis: buena park kept stores like rancho cucamonga, and sacramento and riverside afloat.: we told paul he was not permitted to do that anymore because we wanted them to live or die on their own. the whole brand was at buena park. we put all that money in there, we put the candy store in there, and he wasn't communicating to you guys on what he was paying or not paying? travis: no. lemonis: not telling you anything? travis: no. lemonis: just blindsided by it? shauna: right. lemonis: i was very clear with paul and mike that the best locations stand on their own feet, and if the other ones can't survive on their own, they shut down. they did exactly what i told them not to do. i've gotten some comments from people that the new menu actually never got installed. travis: the new menu never did get installed, so... lemonis: why is that? travis: paul was very resistant to change. as i tried to bring in new product, as i tried to get new things on the menu, it was just line red the line item. lemonis: and who was saying no to it? travis: it was paul. lemonis: i called paul becaus

returning for their second day with a total of $20,000, from rancho cucamonga, california, it's the champs's the riley family.

after that i worked for frito-lay for a while in rancho cucamonga at their manufacturing plant, i did various jobs in shipping and receiving. decided i wanted to change and after that, we ended up starting a foundation. after we had another stream of good luck and we won the lottery in 2010. >> $266 million? >> that was it. how have you prioritized things? >> it has been about going and creating our foundation to go out and give people a leg up to give them opportunity for education. that was something that we knew we wanted to do from the beginning and we are -- we were lucky and able to do that to invest in our students. we now investing in them is an investment in the future. >> will your wife and family be joining you? >> i am sure they will come and visit me but they will spend the bulk of their time in california. my wife is not a cold weather person. she is not used to this. >> were you born and raised in california? fax i was, born and raised in southern california, lived there my entire life until i went into the navy. , iannot think of any other have had the opportunity to l

[crowd cheering] and from rancho cucamonga, california, wherever that is, it's the riley family.'s here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and somebody...somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheers and applause] hey, let's get it on. give me diane. give me terry. ["family feud" theme plays] top 6 answers on the board. here we go. we asked 100 married women, on those days when you want to kill your husband, name a reason you don't. diane: 'cause he has all the money. steve: 'cause he has all the money. steve: terry. terry: he has the house. steve: he has the house. pass or play? diane: we're gonna play, steve. steve: come on. let's go. [applause] hey, deshea, we asked 100 married women, on those days when you want to kill your husband, name a reason you don't. deshea: 'cause she love him.

returning for their second day with a total of $20,000, from rancho cucamonga, california, it's the champs. it's the riley family. [cheering and applause] and they're back, folks. from little rock, arkansas, it's the mcgee family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lotta cash, and somebody, somebody might have a shot at driving outta here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] well, listen, this is the way we do it. since we've met both families, we have returning family who was just here, everybody knows everybody. we're just gonna get the game started. everybody ready to play "feud" say, "yeah!" [cheering and applause] let's get it on. give me valerie, give me terry. ["family feud" theme plays] all right, guys, here we go. top 5 answers on the board. if a stripper was called the hawaiian hottie, what might she be wearing during her act? valerie: nothing. steve: nothin'. nothin'. [cheering and applause] [audience groans] terry: a grass skirt. lleve: a grass skirt.>> this iss is turning not only into a catastrophe. rg's turning into an emergency. >> rep

take a look -- this is home surveillance video from a home in rancho cucamonga...ou can see a man wearing a blue, button down shirt and dress pants, as though he just got home from work. only, this is not his house ... nor his car. the man was able to find keys to the white prius, and he eventually drove it out of the garage. neighbors say, they woke up when they heard the car being rammed right through a locked gate. police are still looking for this suspect... and neighbors say, they hope someone recognizes this stranger ... before he enters someone else's home. next at 8 continuing our coverage of the wisconsin teen who escaped captivity. we talk to child safety advocate marc klaas about what happens next. just ahead in sports, big weekend for a bay area football star... jared goff breaks down a divisional round showdown against the cowboys. plus, an update from a warriors game in which the champs dropped 40 points in the first quarter. the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all kno

. >> no, it's the rancho cucamonga film critics review is going to happen.st a call from my team, and i'm just tickled and amazed, because i don't know about some of them, but i'm like, thank you. >> jimmy: at this point you probably have to give some of them away to neighbors or something, right? >> no! they're mine! my name, i'm going to keep them all. >> jimmy: even the oklahoma film critics circle? >> even, because that one, oklahoma? >> jimmy: that's the one, yeah. >> never would have saw that one coming. >> jimmy: are there enough film critics in oklahoma to form a circle? >> i'm sure there are about eight. >> jimmy: there are probably. >> at least, at least. >> jimmy: well, congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: do you run out of speeches? do you run out of things to say? >> i hope not. i hope to continue to be able to do work that receives accolades, but i just say a prayer and just make, please, just don't let me flub or say something silly. >> jimmy: do you plan it out beforehand? do you write something down before you go to the golden globes? >>