CUOMO: All right. So, time for the Good Stuff. It's actually a betterer stuff because we have an update for you. Remember Tuesday we told you about the walking man, James Robertson, the man in Detroit. That's where Morgan was at one of the zoos. He walked 21 miles a day because his car had broken down. He had no other way to deal. Well, now he can afford 17 Honda Civics, two Ferraris. California, so you can get one city bus. Ho, there's a wallaby. That's because the fundraising drive for Robertson started by a local college kid now has $300,000.</s>CAMEROTA: Wow.</s>CUOMO: We're showing you the page live because it goes up so often. Now, the man who used to have no car, he's got a whole team around him. Take a look.</s>BLAKE POLLOCK, BANKER HELPING DETROIT "WALKING MAN": An attorney from a very large Detroit-based law firm, an adviser from a very large investment firm that has an incredible record.</s>CUOMO: Because what happens with that lottery effect. You don't know what to do with the money. They have a whole team around him. James says he's going to figure out his plans. He is going to keep working at the factory though and he has a perfect attendance record. So thank you for making the Good Stuff even better. Lot of news. Morgan, thank you. Nature Nick, appreciate it. Kangaroo</s>CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR, "NEWSROOM": No but I saw that little wallaby in the make-up room and we bonded.</s>CAMEROTA: You too.</s>CUOMO: His hair does look good.</s>COSTELLO: Thanks, guys. Brought a smile to my face. Have a great day. "NEWSROOM" starts now.
Detroit Walking Man's Fundraiser hits $300,000