chris farley, yes, there is a national fast food day? the reason i have these rolls because i thought we celebrate this every day. there is this guy i spotted. day is not something to celebrate. bah humbug. if you want to join in, national food day is a hash tag. >> people living in the high-end, high-rise building in san francisco. the building that is slipping into the ground rather quickly. >>> a soggy situation for students at a.s.u. the latest flooding in dorm rooms that caused big, big problems. >>> the holiday will be in full gear and that means be on the look out for people stealing packages off of your porch. >> murder rocks the fashion world on "lethal weapon." a big, soggy mess on >>> noer way to put it, a big soggy mess on a.s.u.'s tempe campus. a water pipe burst and it caused major flooding. tonight, over 100 freshman are in a hotel. >> reporter: students flooded out of their dorm rooms and it may take days before they can go back in. you can see windows have been cracked open to air it out after a broken water pipe caused

joyce: i cannot get chris farley out of my head. in a disney is bringing one of its classics to life. patrick: the trailer for their live-action remake of "beauty and the beast" was released this morning on gma. take a look. >> find it in your mind's eye, and feel it in your heart. don't be afraid. >> i'm not afraid. patrick: the movie is based on the 1991 animated classic. watson from the "harry potter" series. and the beast is played by actor dan stevens from the series "downton abbey." it will be in theaters on march 17. joyce: i cannot wait to see that. i have to get you my old vhs copies or you can see it. donald driver tries to pinpoint what has led to the packers' three-game losing streak. patrick: plus, fast starts by the defense has kept the badgers in contention for the big ten championship. joyce: and the unusual move borne out of frustration by a european soccer player that led game. dan needles is in next with big >> big 12 sports, presented by menards. dan: a cadre of fans were hoping mike mccarthy would not be the hea

is not a funny thing anymore. >> gd god, with i miss chris farley, too.re's a social media aspect attached to the growing community of americans converting vehicles of all sizes into homes. here's abc's lauren lyster. . >> reporter: 24-year-old entrepreneur andrew lives in the office. >> lounge space/store front. >> yes. he actually lives at the office. it's a little tight. the founder of clowassa clothing company and two partners bought a school bus at auction and turned it into an rv, just like the ultimate work/life balance. >> this is our counter space. when it's a store, it's a display case. >> reporter: home and store all in one. >> i wanted to cut costs and see america. >> reporter: the benefits? no rent for apartment or store, as squander travels the country and builds his business. what's the thing you miss the most? >> a hot shower. >> reporter: it's not just xander and the school bus, but a growing movement of people turning vehicles into their homes. there's even a hashtag for it, #vanlife. on instagram, more than 900,000 posts from around the

victor channels chris farley. started again. national stress awareness day, i mean everybody was feeling it when they rolled out the tarp from the nfl, you've got to be kidding me. this is how i feel right now, world series game seven. i think we all felt that way. if you're a sports fans, you had to simply soak that in and appreciate that. that was just an amazing spectacle. it is tough that anybody had to lose that game. just a wonderful, wonderful baseball game. >> some of the memes out there, can't believe it. you can sit on twitter all night and laugh. it was a heart-breaking loss for cleveland. i know it was such a good game and either team would have won and there would have been tears and happiness depending on what jude joining us with that story. jude, you're a cleveland guy. >> this is tough. >> reporter: the first game i ever attended was the cleveland game. i will say this, the fans of cleveland are phenomenal. you can look back at a lot of pride. it takes great teams to have a great game seven like this. there is o

. >> reminds me of the old chris farley routine.ver. >>> in today's wellness report, dietary supplements, they are still popular despite questions about their benefits. >> can you exercise your way to cheaper health care? here is jane king. >> when it comes to our health, we are are our own worst enemies. the top causes of death are heart disease, cancer and stroke. the underlying reasons for those are often poor diet, lack of physical activity, tobacco and physical exercise. exercise can also help fight depression. no less than three studies which were compiled by past research strongly suggests regular exercise alters our bodies and brains in ways that make us resista resistant. hyper tension cases doubled to more than a billion. the largest increases have been this south asia and africa. prevalence has dropped in higher income countries sump as the u.s., canada and uk. americans spend more than 30 billion dollar a year on dietary supplements, vitamins, minerals. the number of people who take supplements have been steady since 199

you know their names -- john belushi, gilda radner, amy poehler, bill murray, chris farley. here, getting the -- hammered out of you, learning, one hopes, in the parlance of the trade -- to kill. >> paul: i tuck my undershirt into the underwear. >> woman: tell them how many times you do it a show. >> paul: per a show, probably seven times. i got to be a cannon ball, you know, not like a bowl of jell-o out there. >> anthony: you know where, where are second city people coming from, all over? >> paul: all over. >> anthony: right. >> paul: all walks of life too. i mean, it is uh, you know lawyers teachers, with servers, it's all classes. >> anthony: well, service -- that's a rich tradition. i mean, one per -- any time you find anyone in the entertainment business one presumes restaurant experience. >> paul: i used to be a server, used to be a cook. i was a sushi chef for a while. i used to be a segway tour guide. >> anthony: you were a segway tour guide? >> paul: yes. >> anthony: wow, you better have a sense of humor. paul and i discuss the perilous nature of a life in comedy,