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tonight -- jeff daniels, star of "younger," actress sutton foster, author cynthia d'aprix sweeney, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is, "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's fantastic. in that case, let's get to the pope francis joins instagram over the weekend and set a new record for the fastest person to reach 1 million followers, as opposed to jesus who was the slowest person to reach 12. [ laughter ] and we're off. [ laughter ] a new study shows donald trump speaks with the poorest grammar of any presidential candidate. trump says, "it's actually the poorliest." [ laughter ] donald trump announced over the weekend that he will release a list of judges that he would consider appointing to the supreme court if he's elected president. though, you can get a speak peek at the list by checking out tv guide. [ laughter ] any one of them. democratic national committee head debbie wasserman schultz today denied accusations that

it was pretty awesome. >> great times. >> sutton foster, thank you. good luck with the show and the season finale of "younger" airs wednesday on tv land. >>> allen pizzey brought the world into your home for more than 35 years at cbs news. this morning, we celebrate a >>> this morning, our long time foreign correspondent allen pizzey has signed off for the last time. he is retiring after 36 great years at cbs news. he spent a career making the world a little easier for us all tond. allen joins cbs news in 1980 and went on to become one of the most respected foreign correspondents of his generation. pizzey did not cover. >> five feet away and standing in kenyan territory. >> reporter: his intrepid nature and sense of nature gave voice to countless unheard. >> did you see them kill the people? >> yes. >> reporter: he spoke with colleagues of the 242 u.s. marines murdered in beirut when their barracks were bombed in 1983. he watched the berlin wall fall. >> they just came and the border guards let them through. >> reporter: and mandela's south african tr

sutton foster joins us this evening. [ cheers and applause ] and the author of fantastic new novel "the nest," cynthia d'aprix sweeney joins us on "late night." [ cheers and applause ] so looking forward to all of that. before we move on though, throughout the course of a presidential campaign, you hear a lot of ideas that sound good in theory. and it's an election year, which means republicans are once again calling for massive tax cuts that they say would spur economic growth. but how would those policies work in reality? well, over the last few years, we've gotten an answer in one state who's governor actually implemented those ideas. kansas. for more on how it turned out, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] now, when you hear kansas, you probably think "wizard of oz," college basketball or the state that based on its shape, looked like someone nibbled on colorado. [ laughter ] but, in the last few years, kansas has also become something of a laboratory for conservative economic policies under its governor sam brownback, who cut taxes for the wealthy and completely

. >>> and sutton foster is in our toyota green room too. see how her character tackles a generation gap in a world of millennials. that is ahead. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> britain's independent reports on the pope's latest move on his digital journey instagram. he began this saturday with a photo of him praying. the caption says pray for me in nine languages. he already has 1.5 million followers. >> that didn't take long. >>> the sydney morning herald reports on a formula one driver who survived a spectacular crash who clipped another car yesterday in the grand prix in london. he flipped over several times but he managed to walk away from this. the other driver was also unharmed. >> amazing. >>> billboard is reporting that paul mccartney is working to get the rights to his beatles song. when michael jackson bought the rights. mccartney started the legal process to recapture the rights to his share of 32 songs in the u.s. copyright laws say ownership rights to some songs can be reclaimed in 2

it was pretty awesome. >> sutton foster, thank you. good luck with the show and the season finale of "younger" airs wednesday on tv land. >>> allen pizzey brought the world into your home for more than 35 years at cbs news. this morning, we celebrate a reporter's retirement next. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you, it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. to take advantage of this offer on the 2016 volvo xc60 crossover is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. you're ready. get ready to experience a cup above. nespresso. what else? >>> this morning, our long time foreign correspondent allen pizzey has signed off for the last time. he is retiring after 36 great years at cbs news. he spent a career making the world a little easier for us all tond. allen joins cbs news in 1980 and went on to become one of the most respec

tonight -- jeff daniels, star of "younger," actress sutton foster, d'aprix sweeney, featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. [ cheers and alause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, eveyers. this is, "late night." how is everybody doing tonight?

tonight -- jeff daniels, star of "younger," actress sutton foster, author cynthia d'aprix sweeney, featuring the 8g band with [ cheers a applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is, "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. pope francis joins instagram

tonight -- jeff daniels, star of "younger," actress sutton foster, author cynthia d'aprix sweeney, fred armisen. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is, "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. pope francis joins instagram over the weekend and s s a new record for the fastest person toto reach 1 million followers, as opposed to jesus who was the slowest person to reach 12. [ laughter ] and we're off. [ laughter ] a new study shows donald trump speaks with the poorest grammar of any presidential candidate. trump says, "it's actually the poorliest." [ laughter ] donald trump announced over the weekend that he will release a list of judges that he would consider appointing to the supreme court if he's elected presesent. though, you can get a speak peek at the list by checking out tv [ laughter ] any one of them. democratic national committee head debbie wasserman schultz today denied accations that she is taking sides in

tonight -- jeff daniels, star of "younger," actress sutton foster, author cynthia d'aprix sweeney, featuringo the news. pope francis joins instagram over the weekend and set a new record for the fastest person to reach 1 million followers, as opposed to jesus who was the slowest rs

he wants to help foster kids. walt sutton is holding a pajama drive. is birthday, january 23, he asked friends to donate brand new pajamas to give to foster kids. he says he was inspired by his mom who worked for a non- profit, and his grandmother who volunteers her time helping foster kids. he also saw this commercial. this sleep train commercial asking the public to help foster kids. >> they might not be able to take their toys from place to place. so at least they'll be thankful they can take their pajamas from place to place. >> all right. you love him, too. he is in kindergarten. he asked him mom to put his fundraiser on gofundme. he is already exceeding his goal of $1,850 to buy 185 pairs of pj's. the family plans to bring all of the pajamas they purchase to sleep train next week. >> what a sweet, sweet little boy. >> yeah. >>> all right. we are coming up on our 8:00 hour. the housing crisis in oakland is getting attention from the city's mayor. next we will hear her plan to make housing more affordable. >> reporter: live in san jose where police

a six-year-old boy in richmond on a mission to help foster children. meet walt sutton. he is holding a pajama drive. on his birthday back in january, january 23, he asked his friends to donate brand new pajamas. he was inspired by his mom who works for a non-profit. his grandmother volunteers her time helping foster children. we have all seen this, right? the sleep train commercial that asks the public to help foster kids. >> they might not be able to take their toys from place to place. so at least they'll be thankful they can take their pajamas from place to place. >> he didn't just watch that commercial and think -- >> i hope he stays that way. >> yeah. >> i know. he is just in kindergarten. he asked his mom to put his fundraiser on a gofundme site. he has exceeded his goal $1,850 to wife 185 pairs of pjs. you think he is going to get more. they are going to bring those jammies to sleep train next week. what a sweet kid. >> best story of the morning. >>> disney's new move "zootopia" is in theaters today. it tells the story of a rabbit who if you will fills her dream

mom and little sister, it took just about a month for walt sutton to collect more than 200 pairs of pajamas. his goal is to bring joy to fosterke their life better. >> reporter: started the drive on january 23rd. >> i collected my first 31 pajamas from my birthday turning six. >> reporter: friends for mew pajamas so he can give them to foster children. what pajamas because they're cozy, comforting but more importantly -- >> they might not be able to take their toys from mace to place. so at least they'll be thankful they can take their pajamas from place to place. >> reporter: walt learned about the art of giving from his family. his mother worked for mon-profit and his grandmother volunteers her time helping foster childr children. then he saw this commercial. >> everyone can be a foster parent. >> but anyone can help a foster child. >> wall is sad foster children don't have what he calls a forever home. >> they have go to a different home and then a different home and then a different home. >> reporter: the kindergarten also asked his mother to help put his donation drive online. >> i hope people will watch this and have th

the help of his mom and sister, it took a month for walter sutton to collect more than 200 pairs of pajamas. his goal is to bring joy to fosterchildren. >> it has superman and batman. make their life better. >> reporter: he started the drive on january 23. >> i collected my first 31 pajamas from my birthday of turning six. >> reporter: he asked friends for new pajamas so he can give them to foster children. pajamas because they are cozy, comforting, but more importantly, -- >> they might not be able to take their toys from place to place. so they can be thankful they can take their pajamas from place to place. >> reporter: walt learned about the art of giving from his family. his mother worked for a nonprofit and his grandmother volunteers her time helping false -- foster children. then he saw this commercial. >> not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >> reporter: he is sad foster children don't have a for other home. its forever home. >> i have to go to a different home, then a different home. >> reporter: he also asked his mother to help put his donation drive online. >> i hope people will w

take a look, walt sutton collected hundreds of pairs of pjs for foster children.in january and made the delivery last night to the sleep train in richmond. walt says he was inspired by the mattress store's message to help foster kids get pajamas. his original goal was to collect 185 pairs of pjs but by the time he was done, he was able to deliver more than 300 sets of pajamas. >> he saw the commercial and then it just all clicked, his birthday was coming up, he said, we can do this, i can collect pajamas. >> well, making a difference runs in walt's family. his mother workefor a nonprofit and his grandmother volunteers here time helping foster children. >>> coming up, astronaut scott kelly back on u.s. soil. the latest announcement about his future for exploring space and why he says it's not for him anymore. that's next. >>> plus this billionaire got bounced in the nba because of his racist rants, his wife of 60 years threatened to leave him. now the reason the couple will stay together. is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. ♪ you're ready. ♪ get ready t