this morning on "today's take," oscar winner matt damon on her performance in "the martian" ahead of this weekend's golden globes. "bay watch" is back and guess who is in pam anderson's old news. we'll shale the casting news. and sylvester stallion is here as he scores a new hit request w with "creed." all that and more coming up next >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," with willie geist, al roker, natalie morales and tamron hall live from studio 1a. >> welcome to "today." it's wednesday, january 6th, 2016. the temperature is dropping.

>> i'm just referencing the size of our intimate group outside. >> the people are dropping from the temperature. >> that's what i'm saying. >> colder than a kuiper stick. >> i believe you look like a fine croupier. >> what's that? >> you run the craps table. >> not a crapper. >> he's a croupier. >> that would make sense. >> but that would be bad luck if you step up to the table and the croupier. >> i like the yosemite sam tie. >> took ten ties of this thing. >> i like it. >> and the last time i wore this someone said the man from -- the guy from "little house on the prayer, "request the minister. >> michael landon. >> no, no, the minister guy. >> i'm surely twitter will tell us with the more than 140 characters that you may be able to use now. >> 10,000. >> that's dreadful. >> too much. >> too much time. >> it's a blog. >> just stop it. >> let's talk about the

united states yesterday making a speech about guns, announcing some executive actions he plans on taking. hopefully to stop gun violence in this country, he said. president obama angry as he spoke and then emotional when he talked specifically about the children and the victims at sandy hook. >> first graders: and from every family who -- who never imagined that their loved one would be taken from our lives by a bullet from a gun. >> every time i think about those kids it gets me mad. >> hmm. we don't see that a lot. >> no. >> from any president, not just this president. it became a partisan issue almost instantly. >> yeah.

crocodile tears to help get gun control through but i think any of us who sort of covered that story, any time i think about sandy hook you feel that as well. it doesn't mean his policies are going to fix the gun problems, doesn't even mean it's the right thing, talking about that emotion. >> behind were the parents who lost their children in violence, with gun violence. the children in chicago, and you see them in the background. how could you stand in the presence of that pain that continues every day they have to wake up without their children and not be moved by that, politics aside. >> you're surrounded by so much emotion, it would be hard not to take that? >> yeah. >> however you fall on that issue. you know, it's a human issue. >> and there's been a lot of times that we've seen politicians show emotion in the past. >> it takes a lot. i mean, it sakes sandy hook or president george w. bush after 9/11, emotional and rightly so and president eisenhower saluting veterans of

knew war all too well and as he said there was -- you know, you heard from different sides in the immediate aftermath of it. >> wow, started a conversation. >> also continuing jackpot -- powerball jackpot fever. >> we've got tickets. >> i didn't know that until this morning. >> did you know about this? >> here's the thing. here's why you don't know about it. >> because our producers have all pitched on this and said we have no stake in any of these tickets. >> it was a media blackout. they turned off my tv at home. producers. >> she's australian. lotto. >> they don't have lotteries in australia. >> not eligible here because she's australian. >> i just made that up. >> completely eligible. >> she's not american so is rich. >> like unicorns. >> this from a person from a place who sells vegemite.

to win. >> 450 mill. >> the fourth largest jackpot of all time. drawing at 10:59 tonight. chances in winning with, 1 in so -- >> we're in. >> better chance of getting struck by lightning, which is 1 in 1 million. >> $40 worth of chances. >> becoming president of the united states, 1 in 10 million and gotten bitten by a shark 1 in 1.5 million or die from an asteroid strike you, 1 in 700,000. any one of those not a very good day except winning the president. >> don't kill my joy. like i don't want to heart odds against me. >> if you win it's 100%, which is fantastic. >> if you don't buy one ticket you have 0% chance. >> when it gets a lump sum of $275.4 or do the yearly payment option. >> don't do that. >> take the money. >> take the money and run, absolutely.

colleague on -- on our earlier portion. "today" show. >> i've heard of him. >> i love that you have to say esteemed. >> esteemed. he was really ticked this morning because he brought us all lottery tickets and asked if he could initial it just so we could show. >> because he said he's going to take a 75% cut. >> and natalie refused to let him initial. >> right. >> because -- >> he was joking. >> then i could say i bought -- >> you can't enforce that. >> he can block her up in court. >> wouldn't that be a great story. >> great legal battle here. >> your children will be out of college by the time she gets your hands on the money. >> i'll take 25% of 450 mill, that's hock. >> you say that now. >> i don't believe in splitting a lottery ticket. if you're going to buy it, buy it yourself. >> and mr. lauer is a very generous man. he brought -- purchased them and gave them in the spirit of which it was given.

>> and the amount of that, all out the window once that ticket is the winner. >> who is that esteemed man, matt lester? >> lester? >> he would forgot those names. >> adam wants those tickets back. possession is 9/10 of the law. >> now you're turning into natalie. >> here's one for you. >> here's one for you. >> i'll tablgt $20 share. >> no one is in the control sgloom if i have to share i don't want any of them. >> wow. >> i like that. that's a good sportsmanship which segues us to our next story. >> high school basketball coach in middletown, pennsylvania, caught on camera. this is pretty bad. knocking -- >> oh, geez. >> that's a head bumpt foot tt!

high school. i love how we say it looks like he head butts. no one collapses to the ground without some impact on him, so the video is from the city of basketballlove.com. the school district issued a statement on facebook saying the coach has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of a review for both -- >> do we know who the ref is? >> you know what? >> i can't even imagine. >> look at how he's propelled back. that's a hard hit. >> wow. >> gosh. >> i'm glad somebody caught that on video so. >> this guy needs to lose her job. that's -- that's inexcusable. >> beyond that, it certainly -- >> that could be criminal. >> that's what i was about to say. the job, of course, is a big deal, but he could perhaps face some kind of criminal charges there. >> for sure. >> that's an attack, he fell back that. man could have hit the back of

stadium or arena are filled with people. >> kids. >> remember we had the football stories last fall where the coaches allegedly sent their players. >> i always wonder what gets into people like in that moment. remember the coach from texas tech, the famous one who threw all of the chairs. >> bone knight. >> what gets into you, that kind of rage comes out. >> there's being competitive. >> caught up in the sports. >> but you can't forgot sportsmanship. that doesn't go out window. >> well, yesterday, we had a lot of fun here. we were talking about the new nbc news survey monkey politics, the poll, the partnership. >> the partnership that we, have and al took issue with survey monkey. >> i didn't take issue, i think that's a funny name. >> where does this name come, from what's it all about? >> what goes on at survey monkey? are there monkeys sitting around? >> how do you visualize? >> eating bananas and grooming each other. >> you're not too far off. >> you aren't. >> because the company tweeted

row, we're all here, hard at work, improving the quality of polls one survey at a time. >> pretty far off. >> okay. >> well, look. >> they got one monkey. >> one monkey. >> that's a very disturbing monkey. >> and all the employees who provide us with their great >> and they told us the company's founder wanted a name that represented people who asked questions and are curious and i guess monkeys are curious creatures. >> curious george. >> and they do have monkeys all around the office and they also eat a lot of bananas, fun fact about the employees. they eat about 1,100 bananas a month so, yes, they are rewarded >> wow. >> and bananas are the theme >> sock monkey. >> i love sock monkey. >> they do an awesome job. >> fantastic. >> a lot of hard work. >> that's awesome. >> survey monkey says -- >> that's right. >> got a check of the weather.

we've been talking about el neonio. the typical el nino pattern has been kind of off a little bit because most storms have been up to the north and the pacific northwest in northern california but now we're seeing a more typical el nino pattern where we're seeing heavier rain now moving into southern california and also another big storm moving into central and northern california, but we've got to worry about more flooding. a flood threat for our friends in los angeles down to san diego. rainfall rates 1 to 2 inches per hour possible and you look at all the snow that's going to be falling. we even could have blizzard-like conditions in the cascades and sierras. wind gusts of 60 miles per hour with whiteout conditions and a warmup coming. look at this, by friday, temperatures will be starting to warm up anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above average, but minneapolis, boston, atlanta, down on into daytona beach, look at how much cooler it gets as you head out west so we flip the switch one more time. tale of two coun >> chris: good wednesday morn, everybody. a cold

a cold start, just not as windy as yesterday. and with all of the cold temperatures, no problem warming up today. nice rebound this afternoon, upper 30s to low 40s, so a quick bounceback in temperatures. mid-teens in the suburbs, mid 20s into the city of boston. so up trend. low clouds low clouds on friday. and the best chance of soaking rain will arrive on sunday. and that's your latest weather. >> we've got some great interviews coming up. matt damon and ridley scott and sylvester stallion and the young director ryan cougar. the young guy who at 26 years old had never made a movie. says i have an idea for the next rocky movie and said i'm going to call stallion. who is this guy calling me? >> just like it. >> and ryan sailed i just didn't know how hollywood worked. i'm going to call stallion and got the movie made and they are

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and the film about an astronaut who gets stuck on mars after a storm separates him from his crew. >> you ready in. >> ready. >> are you okay? >> i'm okay. >> hey! we might be able to keep it from tipping. >> watch out! >> hand that is just the beginning. matt damon and ridley scott, good morning, guys. good to see you. >> i was going to ask you about playing such a solitary role, matt, but now that i understand your relationship together, you >> no. >> in the desert or on the soundstage. you had this guy at your side. >> i had one of the greatest directors of all time next to me, so, yeah, it made it a lot -- you know, it kind of took -- handled the risk factor for me having ridley next to me. >> how does it work, ridley, as a practical snaert are you

feeding him lines, talking back and forth with him? >> a bit of everything. there's a bit of communication and a very good spacesuit with a great hearing device. i can talk to him. and some of them are going to go out there and chat. or if i've got it i usually have to go out and say, you know what, i think i've got it. are you happy, and he says can we just do one more? >> okay. >> and a lot of times he says say it like this, dumb-dumb and gives me a line reading right into my ear. >> i don't care now. >> likewise, okay, ready. give him the line. >> that's the relationship you two guys have. i feel like, matt, i know a ridley scott movie when i see it, when it comes up on the screen the first couple of minutes, as an actor what's the ridley scott experience? >> it's really funny you should say that, well, first of all, he uses four cameras at a time on everything, even on quiet scenes like three people sitting around talking. there will be four cameras, and if you told me at the -- at the

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>> pretty cheap. >> "saving priflt ryan," 100 grand which sounds low to me, not mention the logs ofive. >> loss of two lives and they went a long way. i guess it was 1945. >> exactly. >> okay, but if we adjust it for inflation. >> okay. >> had a whole different story "titan ae," 200 billion, now we're jumping up a bit. >> an animated film so it couldn't have cost that much. >> "siriana" 50 krand. >> "green zone," 50 grand. >> and "allysum" 100 million. >> and "interstellar" 100 million. >> just for a camaro. >> and finally "the martian." $200 billion and this puts the cost of your rescues mere $1 trillion. >> but i'm not there yet. >> knocking on the door. >> so for the sake. traction pairs can we get you in a rom-kon. >> i feel like i owe whatever

i'll take any and all suggestions. >> obviously you're both nominated for this film. the film is nominated. you're sure to be nominated for an oscar as well. you won won in '97. what would you mean this time around, best actor? >> you know, honest to god, i really -- there are other performances i would give it to. i'm much more interested in the director race this year. >> yeah. >> i did this movie with ridley because he's a hero of mine and when it started out he direct the the best picture, directed "gladiator" and wasn't a producer and didn't have one so for me it's like -- you know, our awards are all diminished until he wins one, you know. >> would it mean something to you, ridley, would it be a big deal? >> yeah, of course. it's been a long time. >> well, of all your great films this might be the one, guys. >> thanks. >> congratulations. thank you, right when you feel a cold sore,

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"creed" writer and director. >> gentlemen, good to see you. >> can you believe, sylvester, it's been 40 years since that first "rocky" movie. >> good news, bad news. >> i think that's pretty good news, thor saoies has held up well. >> it's amazing. just i think the "rocky" story was pretty much told and i was very, very happy with the results of the last rocky balboa, and for this young man to come up and reboot the franchise but not a rocky movie,

of relegated into mickey, i'm not the trainer, and it's a whole other journey, and it's brought up a new generation of millennials and even younger so i think it was pretty extraordinary. >> when you finished "rocky balboa" in 2006 did you say, okay, put to bed. rocky is done. it was one of my gratifying moments because i never thought it could be done, you know, just -- it was a hard -- a hard film to get made. well, we have this thing about a 60-year-old fighter, what? and when it finally did reach completion, i thought it's amazing, a minor miracle, and then all of a sudden just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water. >> this man enters the picture. >> we were just talking, ryan, about your gut, a guy who a few years ago whose first feature film had not been released which went on to great critical acclaim and success and that movie wasn't out yet. you approached sill vestier stallion before your first movie

make the next "rocky" movie. where did you get the courage to do that? >> i've never asked you. i'm going to ask you in front of millions of people. the gal, the absolute gal. >> it was more naivety i would say. i had nothing to lose, didn't really know how the industry worked, and really inspired from my relationship with my father and my father is crazy, you know what i mean. he just goes for it in every situation, you know, and when i came up with this idea for him and had the opportunity to -- to talk to stallion about it, i just took it. you know, i was too young and foolish to know better. >> if he understood how the business worked it wouldn't have worked. now i get it. >> what's your reaction when you get a phone call from a guy you never heard of, wants to put out the next rocky movie. >> kind of a deep sigh, let's leave it alone, in the ground

all this exuberance, very athletic, and jumping around and very physical. >> in the pitch he's doing that. >> very physical, really. he burns thousand hand millions of calories a day. am i right? and the his enthusiasm was infectious and hadn't done anything. thanks anyway, appreciates it and he comes back with the award-winning movie. >> intimidating at all to think about the project you're taking on when sylvester stallion says yes. >> you have a lofty dream and the day comes true. it was the happiest day and the scariest day and extremely motivating. i report first day in philadelphia, running around and sly came on the set and i remember, said, hey, man, you going to stand over here, have any questions and before i could even finish my sentence, all. extras said give him a standing ovation, 3004, hundred philadelphia extras for this fight and i couldn't even finish my sentence because everybody was so happy to see "rocky" back

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well, you know hank azaria's face from some of his amazing roles over the year including "spartacus" including "bird cage" or he is recent role as ed cochran on the drama "radon van" but his voice is just as famous playing beloved characters on "the simpsons" like mo the bartender and abu, the manager of the quickie mart. >> so classic. hank has a new show called "bothered town." he's the voice of the border patrol agent who is a little

cultural changes happening in his neighborhood. hank, good morning. >> good morning, hello. >> congrats on the show. >> thank you. >> the show based, as we said, it's animated but it's based on real topical issues and events. >> yeah. >> the town is called mefifornia so you get an idea of what are border town is. >> that's a dead giveaway. >> it's more timely than i think the writers even intended. animation takes years to sort of find its way to the air because so much is involved, and it's become even more topical thanks to certain candidates who will remain nameless. >> yes. >> yes. in the premiere episode bud finds a stash of $10 million and wants to build a wall. >> yes, which we thought was a joke at the time. the joke was on us. >> surprise. >> yeah. >> so that brings up an animation, for example in, your show, the other show you do "the

"bothered town." you can get away with more in an animated cartoon than you could ever if this was a live action series. >> i think that's true. people have drown similarities to "all in the family," a lot of the similar dynamic which is one of my favorite shows ever and even as far as cable can go these days you could never get "all in the family" on the air now because it would upset too many people. >> oh, my gosh, yes. >> but you can do it in an animated version. >> right. >> you know, listening and watching the show with my -- i was watching with my son which i probably shouldn't have been watching with my son. >> that was a mistake. recall. >> he thought it was hilarious. >> there were a lot of things that went way over his head but it was animated so he thought it was, you know, for him. >> let me know when he gets out of prison. >> i'm that kind of parent i guess. >> all. voices though, i'm just amazed

all of the voices this you've given life to, these characters. do you ever mix them up? >> no. i mean, i have to be reminded occasionally, not of apu. i know you couldn't even mention apu without laughing. >> i don't see what's so fun we it at all. why are people laughing here. he's a man who works 24 hours a day, you know. nothing funny. >> just the character. >> a little m ho. >> a little mo. no such thing as a little mo. there's only a whole lot of mo, al. >> bring it up like that. >> occasionally they will forget, oh, that's what that guy sounded like. >> incredible. >> a great show. hank azayre yeah, thank you so much. always great to see you. >> my pleasure, al. >> oh, yeah. >> wiggam. >> "bordertown" airs saturdays on fox.

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>> all right. busy night last night. al, deborah, celebrating the big book, "been there, done that." >> "been there, done that" and all the morning shows, norah o'donnell from cbs, robin roberts, george george stephanopoulos, of course, all of our folks, there's deborah, our news president and my kids. >> adorable. >> dylan and jena and robin and >> all the networks. vargas. >> roker, uniters. >> what were you doing? >> i was doing a crazy day of workouts. we're doing a story -- what am i seeing? >> fitness trends for 2016 so we workouts. >> i'm sore in places i didn't know could be sore.

this epidemic of gun violence knows no boundaries. hillary clinton has what it takes to stand up to the republicans and the gun lobby. we need to close the loopholes and support universal background checks. how many people have to die before we actually act... before we come together as a nation? i'm hillary clinton and i approve