CABRERA: NFL player J. J. Watts fund-raising efforts to help victims of hurricane Harvey has now passed the $18 million mark. And he is now hoping to reach a $20 million goal. The defensive end for the Houston Texans revealed today that he, his teammates, their family, volunteers were all distributing this, 10 semi-trucks worth of food, water, clothing and cleaning supplies. And the most important part he says is this was all donated. It did not even come out of that fund. Watts says plans to work with organizations and to use those donated funds to rebuild the city of Houston. Very cool. That does it for me. Up next it's "the Nineties. The one about TV." I'm Ana Cabrera. Thank you for being here. Have a great night and a great week.
NFL player J. J. Watts fund- raising efforts to help victims of hurricane Harvey has now passed the $18 million mark