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good morning. breaking overnight. two men arrested in a multi-state terror bust. the suspects refugees accused of having ties to groups in syria and iraq, including isis. what the fbi says they were planning to do. raucous rally. donald trump interrupted by protesters repeatedly during a late night event in vermont. >> get them out. get them out. >> while in virginia, president obama holds a controversial town hall on guns and faces tough questions from the widow of american sniper chris crime. >> the laws that we create don't
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happening, right, and that's a very tough pill to swallow. >> right. >> going up, tomorrow's powerball jackpot now worth $700 million. this morning how you can actually improve your chances of winning the big one. and he's back as hollywood gears up for the golden globes, we catch up with return host ricky gervais. his biting humor has more in hollywood a little bit nervous. >> why he says he couldn't resist coming back for more jokes and jabs today, friday, january 8, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer live from los angeles and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to a special split edition of "today" on a friday morning.
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savannah is back in new york, and savannah, the people in this town are getting ready for the big event this weekend. >> yeah, absolutely. hopefully it will be a dry red carpet. i see ricky gervais is sharpening his knives. i bet we will gasp as he put it. >> exactly. i was not talking about the globes. i was talking about your arrival here. that's what people are getting excited about. >> please have the lavender tealights ready for me, matt. >> we will. look forward to it. lots to get to this morning. let's start with the top story. two terrorism-related arrests, one right here in california. this is sure to intensify that debate going on about refugees from the middle east. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams is looking into that. pete, what can you tell us? >> reporter: matt, good morning. both of these men will appear in court later today to be formally charged. officials say this is a case about fighting overseas, not about plotting attacks here at home. the justice department says a 22-year-old man from iraq aws mohammed younis al jayab was
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sacramento accused of lying to immigration authorities. the fbi says when he was questioned in 2014 about whether he was ever connected to a terror group he told them he went to turkey a year before to visit his sick grandmother. in fact, the grandmother says he went to syria to fight with various terrorist organizations, first apparently against the assad regime. a second iraqi-born man was also arrested, 24-year-old omar faraj saeed al hardan who lives in houston accused of providing support to isis by getting to syria. he was in touch with the sacramento man asking how he could join with jawed ihadists overseas and he's denied of having any connection to terror organizations when he applied for u.s. citizenship in 2014. as you know, both men came to the u.s. as refugees. officials say al jayab, the man in sacramento, had already been to syria once when he came here and no suggestion that al
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radicalized when he came here 17 years ago as a refugee. >> pete williams on this breaking story overnight. pete, thank you very much. let's talk politics. the presidential race, donald trump held his first rally in vermont last night blocks actually from democrat bernie n headquarters. the event drew a lot of supporters and protesters. let's start our coverage with nbc's peter alexander.morning >> reporter: town of burlington, vermont, was on edge anticipating trump's visit, especially after his campaign handed out thousands more tickets than they had seats.se, is a deep blue state, not typical trump territory, and the candidate spent a lot of his night battling he liberal bastion of burlington, vermont, bernie sanders country, the trump show felt more like the set of jerry springer. >> trump, trump, reporter: repeatedly interrupted by protesters the republican front-runner taunted his unwelcome guests.
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get them out. confiscate his coat. you degrees below zero outside. >> reporter: even berating his own security. >> come on, security. move faster. we need security that moves come on, move faster. >> pretty soon they are going to get so nasty we won't have any more protesting, you know, that right. >> reporter: after handing out kets for the 1,400-seat theater, the trump campaign enforced a loyalty test to get in. pledge allegiance to trump or go >> the second we get inside, security sees we have a bernie pin on, even though we have tickets, they grab on to us and they firstbly eject us out of the no questions act. >> reporter: trump insisted he was simply taking care of his people. they are loyal to me, amend i am lime to they will, he said. the billionaire is also attacks on hillary clinton. >> women's rights are human rights. >> reporter: posting this incendiary instagram video challenging clinton's advocates while flashing
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anthony weiner and bill cosby. meanwhile, trump's closest rival ted cruz is dismissing johnments seemingly backing trump's questions about his eligibility to be president. john mccain is going to endorse marco rubio. >> reporter: and rubio trying to solidify his place atop the establishment lane of the gop is locked in a bitterforth with chris christie. >> this guy has been spoon fed every victory he's ever had in his life. is that the kind of person that we went to put on the stage against hi don't think so. she will pat him on the head and then cut his heart out. >> reporter: marco rubio has been calling out christie for there was one other headline out of the rally in vermont. trump vowing he'll get ready of gun-free school zones on his first day as president. as trump put it, you know what achool zone is to a sicko, it's bait. matt? >> peter alexander. peter, thank you very much. as for the clintons, well, they
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newtrump. nbc's kristen welker has more on that side. story. kristen, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning to you. that's right.n is sticking to strategy, trying to avoid an all-out war of words with donald trump. the clinton campaign believes engaging with trump would onlyissue, but the questions aren't going away. i was with former president bill clinton on the campaign trail here in cedar rapids yesterday. a number of reporters asked the criticism from donald trump, about the fact that he continues to raise his past infidelities on the campaign trail. here's how president clinton one question. >> donald trump is again today making an issue of your past transgressions. do you want to respond, and are you worried that your past could hurt your wife's >> i don't have a response. if he wins the republican nomination we'll have plenty of time to talk about it. i'm trying to help hillary winlinton campaign still believes that president clinton is the best surrogate
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they believe that he helps with working class voters,n a state like iowa which is must win. meanwhile, on a much lighter note during president clinton's second campaign event yesterday, he was in the middle ofll of a sudden his phone rang. take a look at what happened next. >> there are other issues that keep americans up and -- my phone's ringing. hillary back and explain why i couldn't take it. >> reporter: a reminder to always put your phone on secretary. president clinton off the trail hillary clinton will be with women advocates including lena dunham and abby wambach.
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>> let's turn to rachel host of "the rachel maddow show" on msnbc and nicolle wallace. ladies, good morning to you. rachel, starting with you. the clintons have decided we're not taking the bait not going there, not going to do it. can they continue to do that or do they have to engage. >> >> sometimes they love to engage with donald trump because sometimes it's reallyo the democrats and hillary in particular. >> reporter: on the issue of bill clinton's transgressions. >> they will do it when it suits them. strategically they have a larger issue of does it help you as a? does it help the democrats for the general election to elevate donald trump as face of the republican party? sometimes they want to engage on can thinks about the republican party they want him to think about drew. on an issue like this they don't want to to become the basis of everybody's discussion on the morning mp going after bill clinton on his infidelities and transgressions personally, is that smart politics, and if it is why are the other following suit? >> well, i think that all of the normal standards, all of the
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been durand and discarded in this campaign season. >> yeah. >> and i think trump isthe dominant figure in the republican party. he stands at almost 40% nationally. so the notion that there's any other republican standard hip has sailed. what i think the peril is for the clintons at this moment is so far every attack launched by trump and every battle trumpwhomever, trump has prevailed in the minds of the viewers, in the voters, so when people see these attacks and the clintons make the ich is so anti-clinton of the '90s era, the whole strategy of rapid response and of responding to every attack ands pioneered by bill clinton's advisers, now legendary advisers from the '90s. the notion that they are going to ignore the attacks andl go away is foolish. >> in the few seconds we have left, can we turn to the rhetoric heating up between christie and rubio, christie really let a bomb fly with the about rubio.
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cut his heart out. that combination of ideas is very ing. >> we're not going to forget that line. >> it's a good reminder that chris christie when he's on offense and when he has a target that he perceives to be a soft target he is a little bit of a he's kind of an effective bully. he does it for political effect and it lands. we all on set went ooh when wejust said about marco rubio. >> he can land a punch, nicole. >> he can, and the backdrop that the line was delivered on was that there is a, you know, hote establishment lane because there is a real chance that somebody other than trump could win iowa and somebody other than trump could win new hampshire and whole race restarts. >> that's what makes it so exciting. >> rachel and new york. programming note, by the way, donald trump will be joining chuck this sunday ons." meantime, president barack obama took on the hut button issue of gun control last night. the town hall meeting on cnn
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executive actions to help combat the president mfa sized that he is, quote, not coming for your guns.>> i respect people who want a gun for self-protection, for hunting, for sportsmanshi all of us can agree that it makes sense to do everything we can to keep guns out of the hands of people who would try to >> i appreciate you taking the time. >> also during that event the widow of american sniper chris kyle confronted the president and challenged him on theeness of gun control legislation. >> we're at the lowest murder rate in our country. all-time low. >> right. >> of murders. we're at an all-time high of gunt? i'm not necessarily saying that the two are core late, but what i'm saying is we're at an all-time low for murder rate.
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areas with the highest gun ownership, those are the places in some cases where the crime rate hasn't dropped down that much and the places where there's pretty stiff restrictions on gun ownership, in some of those places the crimes dropped real quickly so i'm not sure that there's a lation there. >> the president acknowledged his latest executive actions will not stop all attacks. the goal was to make a little progress, and as a reminder our entire show to the white house on tuesday, is day of president barack obama's last state of the union address. we'll talk to him and vice president biden will join us live, and we'll alsoial access inside the nation's most famous home tuesday morning on "today." matt, out to you in l.a. >> all right, savannah, thanks very much. let's talk now aboutns over the stock market after another brutal day on wall street. the dow dropped another 392 points on thursday. its biggest loss in three that caps the worst four-day
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jim cramer host of "mad money" on cnbc is at the exchange. jim, good morning to you. earlier in the week you were with me, and you said this was about china, and because china is a communist country they can do things that democrat. they can change the rules and stop this. it's clear now though they don't have control over this, do you? >> no, absolutely doing is kind of winging it, matt. it's a little disappointing that they told us this week that there would be stability. they told us that they had things in hand. wrong, and because of their inability to offer any clarity the rest of the world is suffering. >> you said that this is obviously a time of volatility, probably shouldn't blame it all on china. i know you're a little concerned about some signs you're seeing coming out of thee as well. >> yes. all week they have been saying, look, please disregard all of this turmoil that you're seeing
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all that matters is employment.ut yourself in a box you lose sight of what matters.ernment has to get off this game of being very strict and very tight because the numbers are not bearing up employment. >> i know you're very careful about choosing your he past you have come on this show, jim, and said it is a time to sell. would you say that again about this time? >> no, i think that thoseat have come on, that i was able to avoid very big declines, there was systemic risk, maybe the system would fall apart. here we have to take somebut this, too, will pass and anyone who panics now is just going to be able to try to figure out how to get back in when we're a little bit lower. matt, that's the sucker's gamelay that with people's money at home >> you say it's going to pass because the fundamentals of the u.s. economy are strong in your opinion. >> i think overtime itlear that our country once again is a leader and we can avoid a lot of the repercussions whatever china is
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over time. i cannot beish right here, frankly, because we haven't seen a big washout worldwide. but you know what. i think that at certain times like this, matt, you just have to say, you knowng to be difficult. it's going to be volatile, but if you stay the course you're not going to regret it. >> jim cramer at the new york stock exchange.much. >> thank you, matt. >> savannah. >> thank you. a disturbing shooting happening in philadelphia overnight. a gunman ambushed a police officer and tried to execute matt delucia from our station in philly wcau has the late on the investigation. matt, good orter: good morning, savannah. both officer and suspected shooter are in the hospital this morning. the officer, we're told, was rushed into surgery late lastes a long recovery. this morning police are investigating the shooting of an officer whosurvived being shot at point
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>> shots fired. i'm shot! i'm bleeditand by. we have an officer shot 6-0 and spruce. >> reporter: officer jesse hart nick got into a shootout with a man who police say walked up to the officer while he was sit police characters opening fire with a .9 millimeter gun and shooting at the officer 13 times. >> gets closer and closerhere he's actually inside the car firing at the officer. >> reporter: suspect, hitting the officer three times in the arm, bullet holes riddling one side of the policepolice have not released the video they captured of the shooting but describe it as horrific hobsolutely one of the scariest things i've ever seen. exconsult the police officer. the police officer had no idea he was coming. it's amazing he's alive >> reporter: 33-year-old officer, hitting the suspect. >> be advised officer did strike the suspect. >> reporter: hart nick, a five-year veteran suffered a hey are of
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he was taken to presbyterian hospital for surgery overnight. >> this just speaks to thehis job and why somebody would do something, i mean, so absolutely evil, it's just beyond us. are hoping to learn a little more later on today as the investigation continues with the questioning of the suspect and perhaps a look at that that supposedly shows this officer barely making it out alive. savannah. >> all right, matt delucia in philadelphia, thank you. of the so-called affluenza teen, ethan couch, is back in texas this morning where she will be arraigned. tonya couch had been held in police custody out hereangeles since last week. authorities believe couch and her son fled texas in november as prosecutors investigatedn couch had violated his probation. the two were arrested in mexico late last month, although ethan
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of his return. there were scary moments for passengers on a flight from new york to chicago lasted airlines plane was forced to make an emergency landing in detroit when a passenger became unruly. this is cell phone video for instance side the plane. airline officials say the womand several of the over passengers. police had to board the plane and carry her off with her hands and feet bound. they say the woman may have been suffering from a medical condition. gears now. mr. roker is here and some cold weather on the way. >> an amazing peeves video that tells you turn around, don't see this. this is from a guy named mark shegaris on state route 23. he sees some flash flooding and ar into reverse. he smartly didn't try to drive through it. he's backing up. look at the debris, the mud flow that's coming through as. he's actually driving through all that mud and finally gets to a clear spot and is able to turn
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my gosh, that had to be awfullyo see. we've also got a frightening map right now. frigid air coming in. ahead of it we've got very mild air, but this brutally cold airg out of canada. so today, look at temperatures ahead of the system. 42 in cleveland and 6 a in nashville. albuquerque, new mexico. 36. by saturday omaha is at 12 and indianapolis at 48 and new york city 51 and then on sunday we could see records hereyork city. 60 degrees in new york. richmond and bangor seeing 46 degrees and look at this st. louis. 21 sioux city, 11 degrees and by monday we're back air by half just about. washington will be at 38 and des moines at 24 and it's going to feel brutally cold. arctic air will come slidingnd the feels-like temperature today in bismarck, it will feel like 3, sioux falls 18, omaha 24 and look at on saturday. awfully cold. we're going to get to your local
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now on a friday morning, january 8th, 2016. happy birthday to my sister as we get some camera timeefeller plaza. we're getting set to head out west. carson is here at the desk. going to be a big weekend and matt is there preparing for our arrival. >> that's right. left after the show yesterday. i came out a little hang out with golden globes host ricky gervais. if our chat, guys, was any indication, this guy is ready to stir things up on sunday night. hear what ricky gervais has to say in just a couple of minutes. >> looking forward to that, matt. we'll take a look at today's two refugees with alleged ties
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terrorism charges in california and in texas. a 23-year-old was taken into nto accused of lying to authorities about a trip he made to syria. the other was a 24-year-old arrested in houston. authorities say he provided support to isis and lied about to terror organizations while applying to become a u.s. citizen. the u.s. attorney says there is no indication of planned attacks within the united states.d trump held his first vermont rally in the presidential race last night and a number of protesters interrupted the event throughout the night. >> security, move faster.y that moves come on. move faster. and philadelphia police are investigating the shooting of a fellow officer overnight after ad fire on a police car times. fire. he hit the suspect. the police commissioner
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as horrific. we'll continue to follow that both officer and suspect being treated for injuries. now to another big story this morning. people coast to coast racing out to buy their tickets for tomorrow's powerball jackpot. a jackpot that just got, yes, even bigger overnight. it now stands at more than $700 million and nbc's kerry he lottery beat again for us. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. as you can see, it is indeed a record of any u.s. lottery ever, $700 million. it is eye-popping, and while those of us all want to dream, there are some who have experienced the reality of pot of money. here's what's happened to some of the biggest lottery winners ever. >> that first number up . >> reporter: we all dream of hitting it big. >> first thing i would buy is a beach house. >> i'd buy a michael jordan rookie card. >> reporter: but for an few, the dream actually comes true.
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up to more than $3 billion. at number >> $4664.1 million. >> reporter: won last mere by marie holmes of north carolina and two others, a single mother of four, holmes donateder church and started a foundation. as has been widely reported in north carolina, she's put up a chunk of her winnings, $21 l her boyfriend lamar "hot cause" mcdowd out of jail several times, charges includ possession of a firearm and drag racing. the fourth biggest award came in 2012. $587 million divided between a man from arizona and cindy andm missouri. the hills went on to donate money to a fire station and a local park. jack pot number three, $590 million, won by gloria mckenzie in florida. the woman in line in front of
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a gesture of kindness costing alion dollars. number two, $648 million splet by ira curry from georgia andm san jose. tran a delivery man told his boss i don't think i'm going to come in today, tomorrow or ever. and the single largest jackpot $656 million divided three ways. the winners want to remain out of the spotlight.t they prefer not to. and while the lottery sign there says $700 million, by saturday at the rate people are betting on this, it could go up to $900llion and then if nobody wins, it would exceed possibly $1 t winning this kind of money really changes people. it's a story i would like to report from a first person point of view, guys. >> from an cation. >> billion dollars.
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>> can you even imagine? >> now i'm pulling for tend for a moment there's a massive chance you would win that massive jackpot. what would that money look like. if you took after a 25% federal tax right now the winner would have an estimated $428 million in the >> that is enough to buy the most expensive car in the world, which is an $8 million maybok 53 times or the hope diamond twice. >> well, hoping to get away, $428 million will also get you million. suit. >> it is better in the nd if you need to get away private jets. >> matt, what do you think? >> you guys are dreaming. >> got to be in it to win it,
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>> let me crush your dreams for a second because the odds are completely against you. 1 in 292.2 million to be you actually have a better chance of being crushed by a vending machine which sounds like one of our rossen reports. >> where's that pay of becoming a movie star, but if you're playing, here's some good advice. let the computer pick your numbers. according t powerball website about 70% of past winners use quick picks. >> really. >> yeah. >> lotto numbers.com says the most frequently drawn numbers for the powerball are,ese down, 26, 41, 22 and 16, and if history reports, more jackpot winning powerball n sold in pennsylvania than in any other state. 16 in the past 13 trip. >> who is up for it? >> after all that have information, let me ask you guys a question.
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greedy pants, or is she more of a team player this e the only one who bought a ticket so far. i'll get my tickets later sglad that was the security guard's ticket. i had to give it right, you better. >> something tells me you'll make him put your initials hon that, too. >> exmarketly. >> all right, al. let's get a check. weather now as we dream e will. let's all dream big and we can buy ourselves a nice island and get rid of this winter weather.uble barrel low pressure system, first of all one moving up into the great lakes and snow and rain moving into the midwest and severe storms in texas and thunderstorm that one system kind of dies out. this other one though that we're watching coming out of texas brings a lot of rain and snow on the back side of it.l actually move into the northeast ahead of it. a lot of wet and warm weather with record-breaking temperatures possible, but lake-effect snow develops behind ng to look at the snow
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next half hour but the rain part, anywhere from 1 to maybe 2 inches of rain in parts of new england, and it's going to bell. that's what's going on around the country. >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you. coming up, faulty fitbits,wsuit that claims some of the popular devices dangerously underestimate your heart rate, if you're looking to save money on yourcriptions, walgreens says, carpe med diem.
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resolution of getting into shape and staying healthy. but now the makers of fitbit are coming under i'm a mom. i like to work out, like to be fit. >> mitt mcclellan has a phd in is one of the people suing the company claiming the heart monitor doesn't work and the ad tellingry beat counts is misleading. >> my heart rate was only 114 and that did not make sense to me. that's kind of what it would be if i was walking on thel and maybe an incline and not really working hard. >> reporter: after comparing the fitbit heart rate monitor to equipment on her gym she said she new something was wrong and spoke to fitbit's customer >> she made it sound like it was my fault, like i was wearing it wrong or i was using it wrong and she said it's not really meant to track your heart ratetime. >> in a statement a spokesperson
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believe this case has merit. fitbit stands behind rate technology and strongly disagrees with the statements made in the claim and plans to vigorously defend the lawsuit. are designed to provide plenkful data to help users reach their health and fitness goals and are not intended to be fitness or devices. >> it doesn't count every beat it. can't. it's wildly inaccurate. >> they are seeking a class action status saying the customer is treating customers that in order to even use the device you must log in to fitbit's website and register the heart rate monitor already bought it. >> you can't even use it as a watch to tell what time it is unless you register it on the website and that's when you have to agree to all of these registration includes an agreement that mcclellan's lawyers say prevents customers from taking certain legal action against the comp told that they are bound by this arbitration clause
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well, that's unfair. >> fitbit says their has already been upheld in a california court and according to their website customers have 30 days to opt out of the arbitration agreement, and while many use remembers stepping up to support the device, up social media and posting four and five-star reviews on amazon, others are telling this perfect holiday gift to take a hike.it just the latest headache forfeitbit. the company's stock has dropped 20% after their latest product, the fitbit blaze, leftat underwhelmed. we all have various tracking devices. i think we use it more as a guide, as a motivator. that's not a medical>> not fair expectations. >> curious to see how far the class action suit goes. >> people are looking for too >> it's just a fitbit. it's not love. coming up on kwp pop start," a surprise perform france
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stars. beyond that it's hard to predict. the golden globes are not just biggest party. as amy poehler once joked, it's where the beautiful people of film. >> rub shoulders with the rat-faced people of eporter: for three years poehler expertly co-hosted the show with tina fey, but this year they are passing the emcee torch to ricky gervais who is serving as globe's ringleader whoa. >> reporter: gervais sat down with matt and told him stars should leave their egos at the door. >> i'm doing these jokes not forthe room but for the 200 million people watching around the room so i'm trying to make it a spectator sport. >> reporter: the beverly hilton will be filled with a-list will smith, kate winslet and matt damon. as for the actual awards it's aear in film. >> we need the full scope. that's the only thing that will put an end to this.
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>> reporter: "spotlight" is thee for best drama. >> 50 million miles away from home. totally alone and what the hell is he thinking right now? >> i'm the greatest botanist on this plan. comedy side analysts predict a tight race between "the martian" and "the big short." >> mike burry, a guy who gets his hair cut at supercutsn't wear shows knows more than alan greenspan and hank paulson. >> yes, he does. >> reporter: leonardo dicaprio is expected to win for "the " as he kicks off this year's quest to win an oscar and keep a line on the lead comedy actress category, a battle between close friends,ence nominated for "joy" and amy schumer up for "trainwreck." >> two drinks, three max, four now that i'm orter: on the tv side it's a huge year for streaming shows. in fact, netflix scored eight tv nominations beating hbo which has seven. win, a sign the
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as they are fun. >> thank you very much. that's about p in mind when it comes to the tv categories the globes love new shows, watch out forshot" and lady gaga and (burke) at farmers, we've seen so we know how to cover almost anything. even a stag pool party. (party music) uction) (splashing/destruction) covered it, october twenty-seventh, 2014. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two.
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it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, school lunch y this cheese sandwich is at the center of a red hot debate that has parents fighting mad. then ricky gets o one-on-one with the always unpredictable ricky gervais for a sneak preview of what he has planned for this weekend's golden i'm not your dancing monkey. >> come on. >> you've already getting me sitting awkwardly on the couch with you. >> we've known each other for years. you don't trust mell me a raunchy joke.
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what do you think, i'm an idiot? >> and beyonce surprise. how pop's queen bee took the stage by storm to help out her ing tatum. today, friday, january 8th, 2016. >> three generations at the "today" show. >> honeymoon here inhow theout for houston, texas. show me what you got >> celebrating my last day ofve at the "today" show. >> here at the "today" show. >> we're my boyfriend?morning. >> and welcome back to a special split edition of the "today" show on this friday morning. this is january 8th,
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getting red for the golden globes, a big crowd out on the plaza in new york city where the gang is there. guys, i just want to tell you one thing. was in rare form when i sat down with him yesterday. >> oh, boy. can't wait. >> we hope -- i hope he keeps it going until sunday night. can't wait to see that . got a lot to get to here in new york. we've got natalie over at the news desk with the top stories. nat, good morning. >> good morning, once again. two men who came to the u.s. as iraq are due in court today on terror-related charges. 23-year-old mohammed younis al jayab was arrested in . the justice department said he had traveled to syria to fight with terror organizations and then lied about it to immigration authorities. the other suspect, 24-year-old omar faraj saeed in houston. he's accused of supporting isis fighter. officials say the two men had been in contact with each d trump's massive rally in vermont thursday night became a test of wills between the republican front-runner and
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trump's campaign gave out 20,000 1,400-seat theater. people who waited in line were turned away by security if they would not declare their support for trump. despite the screening, trump wasd numerous times. he was taunted -- he taunted the protesters as well as democratic rivals. vermont governor bernie sanders and hillary and bill clinton. the clintonsstick nothing their strategy of largely ignoring trump while making the most of former president's bill clinton's voter he campaigned for his wife thursday in iowa, and when our kristen welker asked president clinton about trump dweg on his past controversy, clinton't have a response and he addeded that there will be plenty of time to talk about it if his wife and trump win their party's nominaor pat harrington jr. who played schneider the annoying but kind-hearted handyman on "one day at a time" has died from alzheimer's disease.
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emmy awards for the show. he starred with valerie and mckenzie phillips about a single mom raising two teenage daughters. pat harrington jr. was 868 years old. n't an ideal setting, but a woman safely gave birth on the side of a highway with a help from new jersey state troopers. >> one, two, three, push.e you go. >> breathe, breathe, breathe. >> good, good. >> there we go. >> and the newborn baby girl and her mother were taken to the hospital by ambulance. both are said to be doing d an exciting story to tell for all. that's amazing. good job to these troopers doing their duety. >> and mom, exactly. >> and now to the sandwich that's touching off a firestorm. it all started with a school lunch that was taken away from a student who owed money on her was replaced with cheese and bread. today's erica hill is following this story for us.
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so it's part of a new policy atigh school in indaimed at getting students one paid lunch bills to pay up. it's how the school tries to get those students and parents to do it though that hasit teaches the wrong lesson. >> shamed by a sandwich. this seemingly innocuous photof slices of cheese and braepd have one community questioning its school lunch etiquette. >> it was a slap in the face to the end are sandwich was snapped by senior sierra nile after it was handed to a fellow student who owed too much money on her meal credithe lunch lady said oh, you owe $25.60. you have to have this alternative lunch. >> reporter: it's a follow policy in this indiana school students can buy lunch on credit. the school started handing out alternative lunches to students who hoe more than $25.s it notified families of the change last year but it's now just ennorsing
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received and alternatepeak on camera. sierra posted this photo of the sandwich on social media calling it absolutely mortifying. >> i was do i have enough money, am i going to be able to get this right? is everyone going to see and wonder why i can't get a normal tray too. >> the post has now been shared00 times and drawn hundreds of comments. one parent writing i cannot see the point embarrassing a child. another commenter saying i findulous that everyone is blaming the school for this instead of the parents. the school district has apologized for offending anyone with how the policy was n its statement it defends the need for the policy itself saying 499 students are behind on their 90% of them are not from low-income families who qualify for free or reduced price lunches. >> some of these people on the'm sorry, are making
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and have a debt over $100. i'm sorry those people need to bills. >> the school says the credit on lunches put at $50,000 in debt. making them at risk for losing >> we simply can't carry the debt. >> any way you slice it, the policy has families questioning the school's table manners. >> two pieces of bread and two pieces of cheese, my not feeding a child. >> it doesn't matter how much a parent makes horwhat's on their lunch account, don't ever feed my kid just bread and cheese.ool says it did send notifications to families hover their credit live. the school has decided to suspend the so-calledunch policy until february so parents can get caught up. it does look like some. message though is getting out. the school says it's now steve $15,000 so far just >> the school needs to pay its bills pand parents need to pay up if they are able to. >> not at expense of the kids being embarrassed.
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>> that will be a hot toy right >> wrangler could not care less. he's like whatev. >> got a lot of things in "pop start," beyonce, billy joel, t it. >> beyonce is back and in a big way. it's announced she will perform at super bowl halftime show with the singer is featured on the new album "headful of dreams" last appearing at the super bowl in 2013. last night was the season two premiere of lip synch battle and the first dual was between channing tatum and his wife jenna who performedstriptease, a riff on her husband's performance from "magic mike" and channing took the stage in a long blond wig and tight clothing and began performing beyonce's "run the world girls" and the went nuts and then a special guest joined him on stage.
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ou go. >> that's how you do it. >> oh, my gosh.amazing. >> stop it. >> get out. >> did they know she was coming? >> no way. though. >> jenna is like i surprised. that battle is over. >> next up "fuller house" netflix spinoff, highlynd they have released the first pictures of the cast on the set. see the whole cast together minus the olsen systems. show d.j. tanner and sistere and best friend kimmy gibler with the tanners moving back into the childhood home with tanner's daughter and ns. it will be released on february 26th. finally on thursday, billy joel and jimmy fallon on "the tonight show" singing "beast of uch to the audience delight. billy joel must have thought
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then invited jimmy to join him of his monthly concerts at madison square garden. have a look. let's just start it up >> jimmy fallon living the dream or what? >> he's a rock star, too. >> won a early in the week and with bill el joel at msg. >> he does a good mix, too. >> a great mix. >> there it is, that is your "pop c.h.i.p., we're done. >> mill know, i love you. >> carson, thank you. al, let's get a check of the weather. >> all right. it's been fairly quiet as far asow. the lake-effect snow machine has been shut down. why? much warmer than average unseasonal winds and no snow. cleveland this time of year you'd be seeing 22 inches, 42 in buffalo and almost 50 in
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gotten so far, almost zip. less than an inch and a half and 12 in erie. cleveland and buffalo are off to their least snowiest starts, but the good news is we're going of that lake-effect snow. right now ice concentration on lake erie 1% which means the lake is wide open w >> and that's your latest weather. >> all right. matt, let's go back out to you. i know you sat down with ricky
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>> i didh time hosting the golden globes. if we've learned anything from the previous three times, it's that you never know what's going to happen next. >> most normal peop something wrong and then they >> right. >> you have issued an apology almost a week in advance getting up there at the podium. >> because i can't be botheredgize after. just because you're offended doesn't mean you're right. i don't care. i don't care. >> do you not care? >> i can hardly said sorry. >> one my favorite drinks is i like the next guy. >> unless the next man is mel gibson. >> i didn't make anything up. everyone knew about it. it wasn't new information i was know. it wasn't privileged. it was -- it was, you know, the elephant in the room. i think you do have to address i'm never trying to undermine the moral fabric of america. i'm -- i would rather people
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if they gasp >> two heterosexual actors prepare tending to be gay so the complete opposite of some >> i did the secretary one and there was outrage and i did the third one because people were saying you'll never be invited back so i just did that that i. irresistible, nbc say what you irresistible. that's the deal-breaker for me and then there's other things. am i too busy? >> you can say anything you want, do they. >> they say it but they don't know what that means. >> right. >> i think i'll be fine. i get that in we've done this a lot of times before the golden globes. i know you're not going to tell me any of the golden globes. >> no. >> which i wouldn't ask you to. >> tell meet raunchiestt make the cut. >> i can't. >> it's a morning show. i can't air it so go ahead. i just want to get the room to i promise you, i promise you. guys, will we make the deal.
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this will never hit youtube. >> that guy is overspent on his >> promise. >> swear on your life. >> listen, go ahead. >> i'm not your dancing monkey. >> come on. >> you've already get me signature awkwardly on the couch with you. the bodynown each other for years. you don't trust me enough to tell me a raunchy joke. >> not with three cameras, no. what do you think, i'm an idiot? >> i'm going to mentionand just with your eyes tell me if that person might come up in the monologue, okay. >> donald trump. >> he come up in the monologue horin one of the intros. >> what part of just with your eyes did you not get. just with your eyes. >> >> oh, you'll say that but you won't tell me a raunchy joke. >> donald trump. amazing.
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>> >> one thing that can't be officially. >> i think i have the hand that feeds me, nbc and the >> right. >> but i can't -- i don't want -- i don't want this nauseating back slapping aren't we all great. we're all great. it's entertainment. it's fairy land. it's tv. this isn't real. we're not doing anything. we're not saving lives. on a couch awkwardly, right, with lots of people. >> with our toes this close to each other. >> we've been here for fours is condensed down to seven minutes. >> last question. complete this sentence for me. i'm ricky gervais, i've hosted the golden globes four times andin -- >> that not everyone will like it. >> how about that this will be my last time? >> bly will.
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not do it. in the time is right and, you know, it feels like fun. >> i hope you do it otherwise i'm going to miss sitting on a couch with you. >> it's a nice couch. >> thank you. >> nice couch. >> hey, come here. give me a hug. >> come . >> thanks. >> that's great. >> love him. >> that's so good. >> well, that is ute he walks in the room. >> your mike cut off for a second. didn't hear what you said. >> i said he's up. few people that makes me laugh the room. >> that was great. >> he is amazing. >> i love his laugh. >> i know. >> matt, did he tell you the dirty joke you wanted? >> yes, he did. yes, >> i'll save it for when you guys get out here. >> that was hilarious. >> by the way, there's no way he could have said it on theou can catch the golden globes sunday right here on nbc beginning with the red carpet special. we're going to host that, and we'll have a full wrap-up of the
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our resident experts who are spending the month checking every single aspect of your life. we'll check in with them. n a few of our favorite things already for 2016. >> what is that? >> wow. >> what is going on there. >> snuggie with spiritt. >> well, "together we make football" finalists, we'll find out who is going to get the trip of a lifetime to super bowl 50.stories. can't wait to find out what happens there. first, let's get a check of the weather. >> let's get a look at your weekend outlook. here's what we're shaping up as. we're expecting to seeures, temperatures from last year, 2015. record above average. you average it out, 2015 was thend hottest on record according to climate central and the national weather service. just amazing stuff. as far as your weekend outlook here we go. for saturday
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snow back through the ohio river vale and some snow in sections of california. sunday, sunday, sunday, we're look at windy the great lakes with lake-effect snow. heavy rain in northern new england and western two-thirds of the country, fair, but, boy, is it going to be bone-chillplains, midwest and on into the mid-mississippi river va >> and we've got a big game sunday, and it is going to be a cold one. that's right.
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are heading into minnesota.t outdoor home game at tcf bank stadium. frigid, 2 above and a windchill of 15 below.ver for the seahawks to play in. one. it's wild card sunday, seahawks and vikings starting at 12:00 right here on be there. carson. >> all right. now to our special series start today. all month long ourlping you achieve new year's resolution s big and small. they are here now ininal room answering your questions from facebook. jill, you're here and you have exciting news for one viewer. come on out. >> i really do. something that we've done for the first time and we're to help someone get into a calm zone. earlier this week we focus on
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people to tweet us a photo of ife for a chance to win each. steals & deals. that's one facial kit, a were donning, looked very regal. wanted to steal, it candle that turns into body oil, nablous, hair care set, a l towel set. so -- >> let's do it. >> you ready to crown a winner. >> i am ready to krount winner. >> all right. here we go. jill, and the winner is >> the caption jill, if you can hear me, could i use some serenity, and i think you can relate. you have three children on your head and, of course, a congratulations and you'll hop back on the facebook page and take more of people's questions and if you've got any of those questions, keep them coming for jill, jean or joy.nd working their tails off over here. joy, you already. getting lots of questions. >> great questions, about everything. >> jeerngs lots of financial
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are >> all right. we're back at 8:37. we've got a golden ticket to the golden globes to give away this morning. we sifted through countlessound three viewers who are self-professed mega fans of the globes. >> let's meet your contestants, everybody. in brooklyn and originally from little rock, arkansas, grew up watching the globes, and your family is there with bick hopes that one day you would win one yourself. next up is don alowon carolina, showed us his love for everything golden with a spray painted outfit and an award.
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lastly we've got hikadiego and when she's not throwing her yearly golden globes bash she's teaching our brave navy s.e.a.l.s howtheir parachute. >> what are they playing for in the winner will be whisked out of the studio and flown to l.a. courtesy of discover los angelese pampered at the beverly hills, shopping spree at the beverly center and walk the official golden globes red carpet and then join theng party. >> pretty fancy. for the other two we've got an amazing basket of dvds, all the hot films right here. no one is walking away let's get to our questions. >> i should mention, you buzz to answer. if the person who answers incorrectly, the other two have to buzz in, right. >> to answer. >> if you know. >> okay. >> question one. which actress holds the record for the most individual golden globes won? >> that was alison. >> meryl that is correct. >> that is correct. >> point on the board for miss
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>> what venue has been home to the golden globes -- >> and go the beverly hills. >> that is correct. >> didn't have to wait. >> golden globes since 1961, beverly hilton. >> 1-1. >> wow, question three, whichhe globe record for the most nominations -- >> allyson. >> jack lemon. >> that is incorrect. >> someone else want to buzz heart rest of the question. >> okay. >> question three, which actor holds the globe record for the most nominations in one year, the other two? >> jamieis correct. >> okay. >> 1-1-1, all tied up. >> which media company leads in golden globe nominations this year, which media company leads thear? >> getting tough now. >> hbo. >> that is incorrect. >> other two. >> netflix. >> >> boom. >> all right. question five, which global pop star is nominated for the first time this year for performa gaga.
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>> getting nervous. >> in 2008 the golden globes -- >> yes, don. >> it was cancelled because had a strike. >> that's right. >> was in 2008. >> 2008, yeah. >> wow, okay. >> question seven, name the youngest winner ever -- >> schroeder. >> you're good. >> youngest winner ever. >> he was 9. >> these guys are like -- we're like what. >> question eight. most nominations for the upcoming -- >> hika. >> i think allyson has it. >> carol is correct. >> good job there. >> which actor holds the record for the most individual golden globes won? >> that's that is meryl streep. >> that's incorrect. >> oh, no. >> which actor holds the record. >> most individual. >> jack lemon.
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>> most individual golden globes won, which actor. >> a shot at it the. if not, we'll move y get one chance, sorry. >> oh, no. >> jack nicholson. >> that is correct. >> oh, my gosh. >> we're keeping it going with a >> question ten, which film has all five major categories -- >> is "one flew over the cuckoo nest." >> get out of town. >> and with that there is your >> how did you know that? >> yes. >> allyson, you are the lyn on the way to los angeles. >> we'll see you on the red carpet. >> i'm impressed with all of you. >> you excited. >> thank you. >> >> that is awesome.
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will send you a cooking kit with great step-by-step that kids and parents can cook together. send the mood or just the little recipes. >> they send -- no, they don't send the food. they send a box with great recipes and also even tools starting at just $20 a month. >> very cute. >> so cute. >> and now on to food. savannah, talk tohe new year by the tail. the maine lobster tail, that is. >> okay. >> here we have seafood kits from luke's lobster. now you may know them for theirle lobster rocks, and, i mean, they send kits straight to your doors. >> looks like a thing of beauty, absolutely incredible, but they can also send great lobster tails, pan-seared in ten minutes, so easy. beautiful crab claws and also ing lobster bisque and new england clam chowder. if you try that. >> shall i give it a little try. >> so, so divine. >> they send it, and it's fish.
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to do that. straight to your door, you heat it up. >> really good. >> some of it comes ready to go. >> from kits start at $40. >> and last but not least, this is virginia country ham and sweet potato biscuits. i mean, the best thing you will ever put in your>> don't mind if i do, sings you mentioned. >> they come ready to serve, add a little bit of butter from edward virginia's smokeed they have been making these hams, dry cured and hickory smoked for over 90 years, so it's a family recipe, delish and they have new for 2016 what the chefs are calling lamb ham which is dried cured ham that you can serve and all at edward's virginia ham.com. >> always outdone yourself again. love when you bring food. >> me, too. >> coming up, our together we finalists and find out who is headed to super bowl 50, but, first, this is "today"
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i think we all agree as we watched these five extraordinary finalists who is going to be impossible to choose because that moment has come. let's take a look back at their stories.y mom would always call payton her tough girl, payton calls her the tough one. >> if she didn't have this don't know if they would be as close as they are now. >> football just became a way to talk to ike bucky, better play like bucky. >> those boys are out there playing for my son. >> i get nervous, anxious. >> it's okay.sssh. >> you're an absolutely incredible young girl. >> hey, you guys are big. >> you're a finalist to go to super bowl 50. >> you're also going to new york and be on the "today" show.
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>> he's crying. >> oh, wow. >> and our finalists have traveled from all across the country to join us on the plaza this morning.rt right now to me with the dynamic duo of mala kai and somewhat rise and then the undisputed biggest brett favre fanned, marvin anderson and coach brad lutz from good luck, guys, then the very lovely and talented payton watson and her dad tracy and her brothers sean and parker from xas. next is felix augusto and his son felix jr. from riverside, new jersey. >> yeah. >> and all the way down at there, seattle superfans duke along with jeff and jen
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what amounts to an impossible decision here. >> that's true. >> how could you be pick one over the rest of these stories, but alas we have to.he magic ticket from the nfl. they have sent to us for super bowl 50. and i'm going to talk to you for one second here. not allowed to do this. >> give it to all of them. >> this is nerve-racking. >> this is a decision from all "today" show and at the nfl. i'm probably not authorized to do it. >> just do it. >> just do it. >> i refuse to make a choice. you are all going to
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>> that's awesome. >> we've got tears, got everything. >> sometimes you have to call an audible at the line of scrimmage and that's what we did. here's the key. we've got to get your team the super bowl. you think j.j. watt and those guys are going to do it. >> yes! >> only two of the teams will be there. we've got a lot of teams
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to the super bowl?e so moved and so inspired by your stories, thank you for all the good work you do and all of your communities. you are extraordinary people, and we're honored along with the nfl to send you to thebowl in san francisco's bay area. >> we fell in love with all of you. we can't think of anybody more deserving. we hope you have the time of your lives. >> thank you. thank you so tulations. have fun at the game! e a great day.
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this morning on "today's take" leonardo dicaprio sits down with us to talk about the most challenging role of his career and all that oscar , from the celebrities to the gervais jabs, your ticket to this weekend's golden globes. and oscar winner its down with its showing off his animated side coming up now. >> announcer: fro nbc news, this is "today's take" with al alie morales, willie geist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefellerme to "today" on a friday morning. it's january the 8th, 2016. great crowd on our plaza. give some of our
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incredible football stories a trip to super bowl 50. >> so deserving. so glad they all get to go. >> i'malie and al. tamron off on her way to the globes. >> none of us. >> producer's back up a second. tamron already left to go to the golden globes. >> she's preparing to do an interview, she's being -- she's >> very good. >> we all -- we all procrastinate. we go last move. >> roker move, build in some extra time around the event. >> extra time is tonight. good for her. >> good for her. >> massage. we'll see her out there tomorrow. the golden globes are this know, and they will be hosted by the hilarious cunning ricky gervais. >> unbelievable. >> cannot wait for in. >> matt actually sat down with sunday night. >> i'm going to mention a name and just with your eyes tell men might come up in
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okay. >> okay. >> donald trump. >> he might. he might come up in the monologue or might come up -- >> just with your of just with your eyes did you not get? >> just with your eyes. [ bleep ]. >> oh, you'll say that, butl me a raunchy joke. >> donald trump. amazing. i want to play poker with you. >>kranltin' e his laugh. >> so good. >> fourth time that ricky gets to do it, and i don't think he can do any wrong at this point. i think the more abrasive better. >> that's what people want. >> what you're expecting. >> what they want. >> bring on the insults. >> tina and amy excellent in their way and ricky great in arent way. >> cannot wait. >> let's get everybody geared up and ready for sunday night.
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spy" and "trainwreck." >> "joy" and "the martian" nom us michael. >> "the martian was funny in certain parts. >> they jerry rigged "the martian" to get in that >> i went with "the big short." >> i went with "the martian." >> i did. >> and matt damon also will win. >> we'll get to t category. best tv series and drama. nominees the "game of thrones,"
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>> i picked "narcos." >> i think "game of thrones" is long overdo. >> i went with "mah dose." >> best tv series or look at "narcos. "casual, "mozart in the jungle," the new black", ,". that's a tough category. >> after the nominations were out. it's so funny, it's amazing. >> i need to start watching >> i just got in the on "silicon valley." >> silicon valley is my pick, your pick, too. >> i went "mozart in the jungle." i think that's really funny and globes like the new >> and never sleep on "veep" julia louis-dreyfus. >> leo di caprio expected to win for "the revenant" his way to the first oscar. tv side, huge year for streaming
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streaming nominations beating the golden globe awards and pre-show begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern and 4:00 pacific on nbc and then the awards get going at 8:00 eastern. >> got your tuxes ready. >> all set. >> who are you wearing? >> i honestly have no idea. have to look at the label. >> you don't note brand of it. >> i don't know. >> you guys -- well, you pay >> i'll text you when i get home. >> j. crew thing going. >> where did you buy it. >> men's warehouse, right in there. >> you'll like the way you look. i guarantee im up for that one. >> where are you going? >> i had had a choice between two great dresses, either a black number or purple hey are both a number. >> both a number. a number to call. >> okay. you guys ready. powerball fever. >> oh, yeah. >> again. now it's at a $700 million. >> it could get to a billion. >> it could possibly get to $1 billion. >> by the time we send our pennsylvania to bite
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>> $a billion dollars. >> but the odds of could win. >> 1 in 292.2 million, but as we keep saying you've got to be in it to win it. how could you maybe improve the odds, okay, can't really improve the odds, but here's a little powerball strategy. apparently, according to the powerball website. 70% of the past winners haveck picks, so technically though again, doesn't improve your odds, but rather than like pick your numbers and, you know, just go with the quick picks, rs.com says the most frequently drawn numbers, are you might want to get a pencil for this, 26, 41, 22 and 16, and there have been more jackpot powerball tickets sold in pennsylvania than in any other state. >> interesting. >> 16 winning tickets have pennsylvania over the last 13 years, so those are pretty good odds. let's go over to pennsylvania.
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option after a you would get an estimated -- if it's at $700 million that it is now, an estimated $424.4 the drawing is saturday at 10:59 p.m., and i will not be here at work on monday. >> no, absolutely not. >> i always take that quick en i took the kids to the cigarette store to buy our lottery cities and get some five-hour energy, stuff like that for the kids. >> colt 45. >> the woman in front of us hadut her numbers and had about 100 of them. 28, 16. >> oh, my gosh. >> no. >> 41. >> is that your $10 bill. >> oh, my gosh. but i waited. got to be in it to win it. >> i want to teach the kids an about patience. >> patience, there you go. >> and picking that up colt 45. >> exactly. >> another lesson you might want to learn. hold on to your bowling ball. check this out.aris trying to throw a strike at a bowling alley on
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here we go. >> here we go. >> oh, >> instead of the gutter he got a ceiling. >> that is crazy. >> here's my take. he must be using a children'sny ball with any weight. it's like a two-pounder. >> hand that ceiling must be made out of -- >> well, you know the french are known for many things. one of them. come on, really. >> that's awesome. that's a fun watch. >> like that. >> just announced, we knew coldplay was doing the super bowl, super bowl 50 halftime onth. >> great. >> guess who they just added to the performance. >> would? >> the queen bee. >> beans en. headlined the halftime show in when the lights went out and coldly play and beansy. >> are they going to bring jds uniphase we beyonce, and jay-z and y are all pal. >> in the hamptons together, all happening. speaking of beyonce, last
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channing tatum performed his version of beyonce's "runt world" and look who waltzed in. >> oh, my gosh. when runs the world go the girls, girls >> that's amazing. >> a littl >> that's a little disturbing. >> and that's the finish. >> his opponent was his wife jenna who you see there was completely stunned to see beansy. >> and did a whole "magic g like a strip thing, but i think that blew them all away. >> i've got to say, they have ramped that show up for season two now. >> incredible. >> it's they bring on the stars. >> bring that on nbc, you know. come on. bring it on. >> what's going on in the
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>> well, we've gotange as far as temperatures are concerned. here in the east nice and mild today. temperatures milder than they have been and a big frigid air mass coming on down from canada. going to be 22 degrees, 21 degrees below norm a. cleveland 41. that's 8 degrees above normal. saturday that warm air stays along the headquarter. and 57 raleigh. plattsburgh 40. look what happensyork city may set a record, same in washington, d.c. richmond, buffalo as well, and bitterly cold out in the plains and then monday, boom, wet a half in new york and albany and down into savannah.
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nashville 41 and green bay aure >> and that is your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much, sir.ood buddy wwe star john cena had shoulder surgery and we were wishing him well at the end of the show andim to get butter betty, get butter betty, and john tweeted us thank you i'm make sure to get bert and you guys are the best. cu soon. >> that was good. >> we love john. >> feel better,p next, more the countdown to the golden globes, my
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light & fit. . . well, the films you'll be sunday night at golden globes and deservedly so is "the revenant" starring dicaprio and he and the director are both nominated. we talked about this making this film and in in the end it was all worth it >> there's some this movie that i think are ground breaking cinematically. i mean, what you want as an audience member is to submerge yourself in a completely different reality.
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american west in the 1820s. leonardo dicaprio plays hugh glass, a battered frontiersman revenge against a fellow explorer, the film shot authentically under brutal winter conditions. what about it grabbedhe director. >> yeah, i keep saying -- >> that's oscar winning director alejandro inreceiptu wholdn't academy award for directing "bird man" and now he's in the conversation again for "revenant." >> we know why the movie because of you and why did you think leo was the right man to play hugh glass? >> i thought and now as a fact i know that there was not a better i think he's an amazing baht body of work, a testimony of how great and accurate it is. without somebody as leo sd encouraging, i needed a partner, i didn't need just a great actor.
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where you're wearing 100 pounds of fur standing in ar shaking with the flu. >> of course. >> where you looked at him and said what the hell are we doing? >> i think everyone said that on >> at least. >> pretty much. >> i'm an admiration of his ambition, the fact that every single day he strove for thisnd he was relentless about getting it. everyone felt this sort of shared energy that we were doing something incredibly unique. >> a lot of things talked and expressed how difficult the production was, but at the end, you know, the audience, the public should not care about that, our job. that's our diet, and it's a privilege.one is breathtaking. it's terrifying and feels unlike any other scene i've seen in a
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the way you shot it and the waytogether, i'm there and not as though my face is pressed against the glass but like i'm under the bear. how did you achieve that without giving away too many of yourets. how did you pull that off? >> what i wanted was not to exploit violence and to blow people's mind by brutal gore.ore at all. i disagree with that. it's real. it's just what it is. >> dicaprio and inarritu for golden globes this weekend but the big question is whether this is the year leonardo dicaprio finally wins his oscar. >> these things are you know is ultimately beyond your control. now. >> what would it mean to you >> i think those types of things for sure, of course, you know, to be recognized by your peers, but i know it's a cliche, but thes ultimately not why you do these films.
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if you love the art form and cinema to me is the great form, you can look back one day and say i -- i did that piece of work, and i -- i gave it everything i could while i was there, and -- and if youf those later hon in life, you're a happy artist. >> meanwhile, this guy's got a shelf full of trophies from last year ou expect to get some more attention this year at the oscars? >> i share what leo says correctly, you know. i think that recognition and rs i think is always a great thing that in a way, you know, you celebrate because it's a world you live with a lot of consequence. it's not a meaning. i think we gave it all, and we are very proud and happy about really did. >> no argument there. we kind of really did. >> leo is having
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coming up in the next half hour, we're going to show you a real crowd pleaser. easy chicken fajitas.ost you less than 15 bucks, feed your family of four, perfect for the playoffs or the golden globes get-together. >> sounds good. also with us j.k. simmons, he's got a new movie for the younger set and playing a villain in his new film "kung fu panda at an honor it was to co-star with me and al, finally. it's all been made it in his career. natalie. >> looking forward to that. also, you'll get to meet these three amazing they are sharing their incredible stories of survival from space and the split second life-and-death decisions that they need to make in zero
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it's going to be very chilly, windy and snowy around the great lakes. heavy rain along the new england things dry out finally in california. >> and that is your latest well, this morning on "today food" dinner under 15 bucks. who doesn't love fajitas. >> i love fajitas, yummy. >> people can actually make ites and kids can make
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let's get going. we'll start back here. here's our food grid, yellow p tomatoes and beans, oil, some frozen peas and carrots, chicken, peppers, onions. oh, it's all on the website. rice. cook the rice according to the directions, all right, on the box. you can make the rice from scratch but this is so muche frozen peas and carrots and pretty economical and yet very healthy for you pause they freeze and flash freeze them right at the peak of freshness and then you can of beans and you'll put it on your grill for your burner for a little bit and then you take your -- you can do freshome peppers, but we've already prepped them. they are a little cheaper when they are canned and, again, very fresh. you're going to heat those up. >> meantime, take yourbreast and come up here, want to slice it up, all right. what you're basically going to
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make the pieces so that you the chicken strips. boneless chicken breasts and cut them up into the strips. >> what's the marinade, al? >> adoboano. >> love it. >> and just mix that in, mix that together. now you'll heat a pan, get it to a fairly high here the with s canola oil or something like that, once you get that all mixed in. put your chicken strips in and you'll cook them down and once brown them on each side for a few minutes and you'll get rid of those. there. now you'll take your peppers, if colors, original, red, green, yellow and slide that and some sliced red onions in there for color.se off. meantime, while that's cooking.
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more them and grill them up. grilled persons and onions and got your fajitas and your chicken and tortillas and black bones and rice. got yourself a nice sgleel oneive little meals of the week, al. >> and swap out whatever protein you want, or you can do it without -- without the protein and make it a vegetarian meal. >> as you said, you alwayss involved, they help out, get to make their own meal. >> there you have t.golden globes, the playoffs, you're ready. >> it looks beautifully served up like estive. >> to get this recipe head to today.com/food. we want to also mention our "today" food club out. jackie from castle rock, colorado, made this budget friendly ham fried rice. >> coming up, one of the most popular animated films is "kung fu panda 3." we'll talk to the villain of the
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collecting trophies including an oscar for his role as a musicacher. >> and he's playing a different kind of villean, an animated yak with a centuries old ax to grind in "kung fu panda take a look. >> i have returned. >> who? >> kai, general kai, supreme warlord of all ade slayer. master of pain. >> eh. >> okay. i used to work with >> a mast every warrior. >> clearly a well-known villain. >> he's pretty good. >> good morning. >> your voice is just eeing you in animation, but once again you play a villean. what's the deal? you're such a nice guy. >> i do. well, you know, tthe fun of doing what i do.
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good guys, bad guys. >> yeah. >> a little bit of everything. >> bulls, yaks. >> you play a good yak,st say. al roker and i have -- i'm going to call it starring roles in this film. >> oh, please. >> yeah. yeah. >> you've gone on and oney killed it. >> we may not be in the move, but we're stars of the film. what do you like about doing the animated films? al and i have never done it you go in the booth and let it the rip. >> you literally go to your eyes and go to that theater of the mind place that someiceover guys call it in l.a. and do what you do and you don't have to shave. you don't have to put on a nice thing or anything. >> nice. as we mentioned, you obviouslyor your roles, but also for your voice in this movie. does it ever get weird when you go to the drive through and you ever use a different voice toake an order?
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different dialect every time. >> different accent. >> go with the yak. >> go with kai, the we mentioned your oscar this year and this time of year has us thinking about those things, the golden globes and the oscars. now a year on, what does that mean to you, to your life, to mean, we loved your acceptance speech, so many people did, talking about your parents, everybody heeded that and called in the middle of the>> many people did. >> what did that night and that award mean to you? >> well, it's really led -- professionally it's just led to more yeah. >> there's more scripts coming my way, including animated, and -- and honestly when they asked me to do kung fu panda three, the one questionwas is it all the same team that made the first two movies because i was such a big fan of those and it's the same cast and directors and producers and writers and i wanted to jump on >> the kids are huge fans so they have been waiting for this movie for quite a while.
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had an amazing career high just this week on tell us about this moment, as we show you. if you say good-bye to me there would still be music left and right >> what was that like,et roped into that? >> they asked me if i wanted to take off after my little segment and said, no, i want to stick around and watch billy joelhe break i went over to introduce myself and i said, you know, i'm a big fan, and my knucklehead friends and i used to have a couple of beers andnto "longest time" and he goes, all right, here, let's go. >> amazing. >> and, you know, we had no intention of that being on air, but doing a little billy joel and his band and that fallon guy, pretty cool. >> before we let you go,
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>> come on out, jerry. >> most wonderful day. >> look at that. a beautiful cake. >> had the fajitas and now the >> the little panda on there. >> ready. >> thank you. >> good wish. >> thank you, yes. >> made it. >> happy birthday, congratulations on the movie. >> happy birthday. look forward to see the golden globes, a presenter. >> passing out trophies. >> yes. see you sunday oming up, some remarkable astronauts faced with life-and-death decisions in space sharing with us their stories of survival, and they ay around. hey, remember the game when i set the rookie passing record? i mean, you only mentioned what, 50 times... ad three events in one night? well, i' ve been working on my new superhero move all day! ve gotta have our extra protein. oikos triple zero greek non fat yogurt has 15 grams of protein. zero added sugar, tener and zero fat.
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fresher, brighter denture every day. > it goes without saying that going into space is not for the feint of heart and science channel's secret space escapes is letting us mortals in on the risks astronauts scott pirnzy had to go out an international arm on the space station, the furthest any astronaut had to go to makeised repairs on solar panels carrying high levels of voltage and dan was helping scott on the other end of the arm with every dangerous outh korea's first and only astronaut made history in 2008 when she boarded a spacecraft bound for the snashiohave is a dramatic re-enactment and the return to earth wasn't so smooth.
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and land 260 miles away instan where nomadic shepherds thought they were seeing aliens land on the earth. >> watching the series with my 1-year-old fascinated with anything space and he had so many questions starting off with all the challenges you face.o us about that mission where you're there trying to fix the solar panels dangling out 90 feet off of this it was really an extraordinary day. it was my best day on the job ever. it was a day where we werecsed on doing something that was completely unscripted. we were faced with a daunting challenge of repairing a live solar panel that had never beenpated prior to flight and true to nasa form they took something that's almost impossible and made it look easy. the clock for 72 hours on the ground in houston to develop a plan such that dan and i and the rest our
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>> in many ways, i don't want to overstate t.had you scott's life in your hands. >> i was really nervous. >> what was your job that day? normally i was the robotics operator. we train dozens and dozens of times and rehears these operations because it's very have somebody on the end of the arm and we had never rehearsed that. got the procedure that morning and had to look through it and understand it well enough to give scott the assurance thato get him to the right place and keep him safe. >> look at that photo, incredible. >> hand your sonny is amaze,on out to the international space station, all was flawless and coming home is where the problem happened. >> on re-entry we had a problem during the separation had even inside we had a fire, kind of like -- >> it was smoking. >> the capsule was smoking hon >> so we had to figure out what to do, turn off the power or not
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save a lot of other things for the u.s. science channel can you give us a hint of what it was like to see the shepherds who thought they had just seen an alien land. >> their eyes were really big and looking at us and us and couldn't come to us too close and keep watching and finally they realized we are white kind of space suit because we cannot stand up. >> the stories are amazing. >> the show is incredibleh a great job and watch with your kids because it's such an education. catch the science channel's "secret space escapes" next. thanks so much for being here. really remarkable. >> our pleasure. >> back in a moment.
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was hoda's book party for her awesome new book "where we s along the way" and kathie lee gave such a beautiful speech about hoda. check this out. >> she a treasure. she is a treasure. irwas a point in my life, you guys, where i thought i don't have time for the friends i already have. i'm very old and very tired, and all of a sudden god person into my life that i didn't think my heart had room forks and you know what. it expanded my heart. i've learned so much from you, i have learned resilience from you. i've learned what friendship really, is even though i have great friends. you're a different kind of new >> so great. she always gives the best speeches, doesn't she. >> she's the best. >> also, we all were there and had a little fun. >> >> take a look at this photo. okay.
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