streeter. chris kattan has been noted for his career on saturday night live and several other comedy movies. and now the 45ear-old is changing his comedic style to stand up.something that kattan is relatively new to. it s always intimidated me because you know, i ve seen people like richard pryor, eddie murphy, chris rock, and sam kinison and these guys and i m like god those guys are immortal.and now i m in a really good place where everthing seems to work to awesome, says kattan. kattan says the art of comedy has many different levels and heelieves that he was born to make ople laugh. because of the creative process, at s what it s for and d at s what it s out. it s about engaging and using your gift. i fyou have a lot of people out laugh, you know?, says kattan. lukas what his secret show preparations are and he jokingly has a unique bathing method and he eats a lot of toast. lukas: stinin the entertainment world. it looks like deadpool is breaking the fourth wall and
right back. announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. a tough day turning into a rough night in much of the deep south. multiple tornados have been spotted as well as a water spout near new orleans. we have been told of fatalities at an rv park in st. james parish in louisiana. about 100 rvs overturned there. as many as 10 million people in five states will be under tornado watches over the next 24 hours. david begnaud begins our coverage. reporter: it started during the lunch hour in louisiana. triple tornadic water spouts developed over lake ponchatrain an hour west in white castle, louisiana, a motorist cap whurd whatwhurd captured a wall cloud with a tornado wrapped in it. another in prairieville, east of the baton rouge. a gogo s gym took a powerful punch. a wall ripped off the building. this its what it looked like in assumption parish. a tornado plowed a path of destruction. look up. look up. southeast of baton rouge. right in front of us. interstate
mixed precipitation moving from south to north into the area. temperatures are in the upper 20s and lower 30s on a relatively warm january morning. we ve got a light wind from the south between 5 and 15 miles per hour. here s the dayplanner where we re headed for a high of 37. jessica rae: tonya couch. the mother of ethan couch, known as the affluenza teen. will be returned to texas to face a felony count against her. a los angeles county judge approved an extradition waiver for her. tonya signed the extradition waiver and has been turned over to the l-a county sheriff s department. she and her son were detained in puerto vallarta, mexico last week. ethan is still being held in mexico city. jessica rae: the armed activists who have seized a federal building in oregon - are vowing - they will not back down. they say they will only leave if the government relinquishes control of federal land. group maintains they want peace. they have also made it clear. if provoked they re
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veterans and cancer patients. this is what happens when nothing is happening behind the scenes. the manufactured out ramg. plus our deep dive continues and exchange options. today we look at what it means for seniors. especially for the folks already on medicare. good morning from new york. thursday, october 23rd, this is the daily rundown. i will get to my first reads of the morning. talking inside and progress has been made, but with the government shut down in day three, all that s happened is talking. since the budget deadlock support employees home, the president told republican leaders private low what he said public low. as soon as we get a clean piece of legislation that reopens the government and there is a majority for that right now in the house of representatives? until after that? until we make sure that congress allows treasury to pay for things congress already authorizes, we are not going to engage in a series of negotiations. it was not a confrontat