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could be more. we found this out just a couple of minutes ago. let's get to sports with deuce ij rodgers. >> derek barnett and the birds are ready to put pen to paper. he has rave reviews from his work during voluntary camps. eagles have all eight picks signed. >> the birds plan to go with patrick robertson and mills at quarterback. mills second year but he has the confidence of his teammates. >> biggest thing is mindset. biggest thing you have to be confident. that's one thing he has since he stepped into the building. i want to play it.

they want the guys in the back end to play, especially me. >> game one of the finals, lebron james and the cavs taking on the warriors, kevin durrant in the first quarter scores 38 points. setseth curry drops in 14. golden state, 119. >> sixer joel embiid appeared on "jimmy kimmel live" to read mean tweets about himself. >> embid has the i.q. of a squirrel. >> word spread he was going to whales to participate in a soccer match. he was listed on the roster. embid is going there but only as

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>> the phillies have the night off. maybe that will do the trick. they host the giants tomorrow night. listen to the stats for may, herrera batting 183. saunders hit 209. franfranco hit 218. >> mets brewer game, the milwaukee bat boy carrying a

stool collides into him. they called the batter out. they reverse the call sending mets manager are terry collins over the edge. it's considered unintention interference if someone permitted to be on the field gets in the way of a fielder. >> the old stool play. "jimmy kimmel live" next on channel6 followed by "nightline." sarah silverman, jimmy butler. "action news" continues at 4:30. for "action news," i'm jim gardner goodnight. ♪ ♪ my name's dorothy. i'm the owner of everett and jones barbecue in oakland,

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hello again to those of us who joined us earlier in primetime for "nba game sheet special," shame on those who didn't. the cleveland cavaliers faced off against the golden state warriors in a matchup that some are describing as basketball. [ laughter ] not only was it the first game of the nba finals, it is also today the first day of june. june is something that happens almost every year. [ laughter ] for some reason this year it caught a lot of people by surprise. >> it is thursday, june 1st. >> cannot believe it, can you? >> do you believe it, it's june 1st. >> hard to believe it's june. >> hard town are june is already. >> hard to believe today is june first. >> i can't believe it's june. >> it's hard to believe it's june 1st. >> it's upjune 1st. >> i can't believe it's june. >> i know, june 1st. >> i cannot believe it's already june 1st. >> hard to believe it's june already. >> it's june. >> it is june. >> can you believe it's june already? >> no, it's unbelievable. >> do you believe it?

that we're in june? >> may went by quickly. >> first day of june, flipping the calendar over, make sure you do -- go accordingly, nothing worse than starting to write on it "may," and darn, it's june already. >> jimmy: that is the worst, it's worse than lyme disease. [ cheers and applause ] i get it. how can you really be surprised by june? may is the longest month. it goes on forever. it's like being surprised by the moon. where the hell did you come from? president trump rang in the first of june with a major announcement. no one loves to announce an announcement more than donald trump. on twitter last night, he wrote, i will be announcing my decision on paris accord thursday at 3:00 p.m., the white house rose garden, make america great again. it made sense that he did it from the rose garden. while we still have roses and gard gardens. [ laughter ] the message he did deliver today was one of hope. as in, i hope this terrible

prank america decided to play on itself is over soon. >> in order to fulfill my solemn duty to protect america and its citizens, the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord -- [ laughter ] >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he does have some support. i really hope that when the ice caps melt, it ruins every rug at mar-a-lago. i know that's harsh but it's just how i feel. by the way it isn't just environmentalists who want us to remain a part of the paris accord. exxonmobil lobbied to stay in it. shell wanted us in it. walmart supported it. apparently big companies ran the numbers, turns out if climate change destroys human life on earth, it could be bad for business.

[ laughter ] this deal that trump backed out of, this is a deal that was signed by 194 other countries. the only two countries who are not part of the paris accord, besides us, are nick walkiaragu syria. and they're doing great. i guess it's not a surprise, the fact that he pulled out. the president has been very big on pulling out ever since he had donald jr. [ drumroll ] [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks, everybody. meanwhile, i'm sure you know about covfefe at this point, right? so just after midnight yesterday the president wrote, despite the constant negative press covfefe. and that was it. and with that puzzling half-sentence, for a brief shining moment, donald trump made twitter great again. [ laughter ] twitter went absolutely berserk. not since phil collins gave us the word "susudio" has a nation

been so utterly fascinated and perplexed. you know a typo is bad when even melania is like, i'm pretty sure that's not english, donald. even after trump deleted the tweet, which he almost never does, sean spicer claimed it was intentional. he said it wasn't a typo or a stroke. he said the president -- [ laughter ] and a small group of people know what it means. which is very mysterious and i wanted to get to the bottom of it. i sent our foreign correspondent, that's him. [ cheers and applause ] to a neighborhood here in l.a. that is predominantly russian. you know trump's tight with them. so i sent guillermo to pull this nesting doll apart to see if the code word trump used rang any bells there. >> covfefe. covfefe.

>> no comprende, no kapiche, no understand. >> covfefe. >> i don't understand. >> covfefe. >> i don't understand. what are you speaking about? >> covfefe. >> i have no idea. >> covfefe. >> no, no no -- >> covfefe. >> no speak. >> covfefe? >> no. >> no covfefe? >> no covfefe. >> covfefe? >> covfefe. what is it? >> covfefe. >> it's not russian. >> covfefe? >> no. >>? >> covfefe. candy. >> close to candy? covfefe? >> candy. >> covfefe? >> yes. >> we learned that it's close to candy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. we'll get to the bottom of it. very well done, guillermo. as you may know, in addition to

my work as talk show host, i also serve as a tv judge. i hear cases along with my trusty bailiff. these are real cases brought by real litigants in small claims court who have agreed to put their legal faith in the always fair and sensible hands of judge james. >> this is the plaintiff. amber harrison. she claims the defendant entered into an agreement to promote her line of wigs but did not fulfill his obligation. she's suing for $3,400. this is the defendant, dante hall. he maintains the plaintiff was disorganized and fell behind schedule, which prohibited him from carrying out his agreed-on duties. it's the case of weaving the scene of the crime. >> guillermo: raise your right hand. >> what you are about to witness is real. participants are not actors, they're actual litigants about it a case pending in civil court. both parties have agreed to drop

their claims to have their case decided here by judge james. >> jimmy: hi, guillermo. >> hi, judge james. the litigants are seated, your honor. >> jimmy: thank you. all right, we got some good-looking hair here in this room. tell the gallery to be seated. >> oh, you can sit down now. >> judge james? >> jimmy: yes. >> i brought you some hair too. >> jimmy: oh, thank you, i need some hair. all right. >> there you go. >> jimmy: oh! wow. i love it. yeah, will you help judge james with his -- >> yeah, sure. >> jimmy: yes, thank you. this is how i put wigs on. >> wow, judge james. >> jimmy: how do i look? >> that's a wickiweave exclusive. >> jimmy: thank you very much. all right, i do feel very british right now. so amber harrison, you're suing dante hall, also known as tatiti, for a total of $3,400. you claim mr. hall entered into an agreement to engage as brand ambassador on behalf of your company, wicked weaves, but did

not fulfill his obligation. >> yes. >> jimmy: mr. hall, do you prefer tatiti? >> you can call me tatiti. >> jimmy: you claimed you tried to fulfill your obligation. >> that's right. >> jimmy: but miss harrison was disorganized and behind schedule, so you quit. is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: all right. and may i ask, what is your involvement in this? >> i am the brand ambassador for wicked wigs, i'm jacqueline, ms. jacqueline. >> jimmy: ms. jacqueline. how about ms. jacqueline, huh, guillermo? >> yeah, good looking, nice. >> thank you. >> jimmy: all right. so tatiti, you are an instagram celebrity? >> i'm a personality. >> jimmy: so you post individual yoles and then you enter into agreements to promote various products? >> exactly. >> jimmy: so you asked tatiti to wear the wicked weave? are you wearing a wicked weave right now? >> i am, i am. >> that's crazy, that is so crazy. i've been asking him for the longest, can you give me back my wig? can you give me my money, or

whatever. >> he made videos for other people's products in the wig that he stole. because if he say he quit because of hostile work environment he should have gave the wig back and the money back. >> girl, oh my goodness, here you go. >> wow. >> she wanted it back so bad. >> wow. >> she wanted it back so bad. >> sweat it out. i want the money now. i want the money now. >> jimmy: how much is the wig worth? >> obviously $3,000. >> no. this wig is worth $700. >> jimmy: $700, okay. >> she got that back. >> she paid mr. hall $500? how did we get to $3,400? >> right. >> because it also includes a travel -- so we had -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is a wicked weave. >> yeah. >> i feel like taylor t. now. >> you see, baby, you see. yes, work it, work, work. >> jimmy: all right. so the days that you're supposed to be working, what were you doing those days?

>> helping get her shop ready. >> jimmy: no he wasn't. >> yes, i was. i was helping. >> no he wasn't. >> i was doing this thing on the end, duct tape things on the wall -- >> does that make sense? >> you think he came to help do anything besides eat and drink stuff? >> jimmy: i don't know, maybe. >> i had my own money to do so, keep it cute. >> you keep it cute. >> you keep it cute, jackie. keep it cute over there. that's all you're good for. >> jimmy: did you make up keep it cute or is that a thing i don't know about? >> no, it's gay lingo. >> jimmy: oh, okay. we're learning gay lingo. >> keep it cute, now. >> jimmy: what does that mean exactly? >> keep it cute, she's a cute girl, keep it cute and not talk so much. >> oh, no. you have instagram followers, what do you have besides instagram followers? >> my own place, i don't stay with my mom like you do.

[ cross talk and shouting ] >> you have money but you can't pay me back -- >> sorry, sorry, sorry. >> objection, objection -- >> jimmy: what are you objecting to? >> who are you? >> are you here because of me? i'm going to tell you again -- seth jarvis in the building, you're here because of me. >> i don't know who he is. >> what? >> jimmy: okay. i've heard a lot here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and i still haven't had a chance to see my wig in the mirror so i'd like to go do that. i and i will be back with my decision on this case. >> keep it cute. >> jimmy: i will. [ cheers and applause ] >> will judge james leave it to amber? or will he decide it's tatiti time? what will become of the romance between miss jacqueline and this

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anderson cooper on cnn. [ laughter ] the mets fired him today. why, i don't know. that might be the most new york thing mr. met has ever done. [ cheers and applause ] i support him. and if you think about it what did he do wrong? he only has four fingers on his hand. he doesn't even have a middle finger to give. [ cheers and applause ] he got fired for holding up a ring finger. tough break for mr. met. i don't know if your job is to run around for three hours in the sun with a giant baseball on your head, you should be allowed to flip somebody off once in a while. it's time for the legally binding conclusion to "judge james." >> this wigmaker says she was well ofly ripped off. this instagram influence is isn't having it. this buy fant barrister is tickled pink. judge james is about to rule. let's listen. >> jimmy: it looks good. okay. well, i've reviewed the

materials -- >> hold on. you can sit down now. >> jimmy: please sit. i've heard your testimony. it was all very entertaining. tatiti, you were paid $500 to make the video? >> right. >> jimmy: you did not make the video? >> no. >> jimmy: okay. i am inclined to rule in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $500. i think ultimately if your goal was to promote wicked weaves, i think we've done it here. >> yes, keep it cute, judge! >> jimmy: i think that does keep it cute. i want to also thank you for teaching me a new phrase that i will be using in the future. >> me too, judge. >> jimmy: both of us will be use. he's dancing duty. i rule in favor of the plaintiff in the amount of $500. thank you. everyone may leave. >> thank you. >> all right, judge. >> judge james rendered his investment. let's speak wilt the defendant. wa were you happy, pleased with judge james' decision?

>> i'm pleased. i'm glad she got her money. >> are you sad to give up the wig? >> a little bit. that was my favorite color. >> let's bring in the plaintiff. come on in. now let me ask, what is this made of? >> this is human hair. >> let me see this. i think you know what i think they would like to see the real you. come on, let me see. no, no, no? >> let me tell you something. you can't never pull a black woman's weave off that's a sin. that's a sin. >> i won this hair. >> oh my god. >> i got it! yeah! >> on the next "judge james." >> did you ever take money out of my grandfather's checking account for the purposes of gambling, specifically, video poker?

>> are you crazy? >> you are under oath, you are out of order! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was my aunt chippy. that's a good one. one more thing before we covfefe on. it's thursday night which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week, it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] >> fbi director james comey [ bleep ] by trump will testify before congress. >> the president of the united states putting out this incoherent tweet at 12:06 in the morning, what the [ bleep ] is going on? >> i love [ bleep ]. if i could [ bleep ] in the morning and at night i would -- >> what's preventing you? >> i can't do both. >> go head to head against the celeb and then [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> you got a rolex on your first date? >> yes, he said because of the brown face reminded him of my [ bleep ]. >> oh, wait, let me see. it does. >> is president trump really

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>> jimmy: how are you? may i say, i don't know what's going on with you but you smell good now. [ laughter ] >> you know my smell is my thing. hey, i'd like to say to you. >> jimmy: oh-oh, what? >> i'm so happy that everything worked out with billy. >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> as my father likes to say, i prayed to the god i don't believe in, and so glad everything worked out and congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> two kids. four kids. >> jimmy: yeah. >> two since us. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so i guess it really is over. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] i figured that was the best way to tell you. >> i get it. i'm happy for you. >> jimmy: how are you doing? by the way, you had a health scare, a really serious health scare, not long ago. tell us what happened. because i know this is in your special. but take our audience here through that.

>> thinking to you to nutshell it. >> jimmy: was it a real serious thing? >> it's crazy i'm alive. i went to the doctor with a sore though the. who goes to the doctor for a sore throat? >> jimmy: you. >> i did. he said, this is life or death, we're going in the emergency room. i had an abscess at the top of my windpipe that was either going to grow another millimeter and choke me to death, or explode and kill me that way. >> jimmy: why would it kill you if it exploded? >> filled with poison. >> jimmy: really, wow. >> yes. and really -- my manager amy could tell you. the whole thing is a fog to me. they had to put me in a semi-coma. i couldn't be put to sleep all the way. which sucks. because now all these like memories are floating back. you know, my blood pressure is very low. they couldn't put me totally out. they just gave me all the heroin in the world, basically. [ laughter ] and i had a breathing tube for a week. whenever i would wake up, they

had to tie my hands down, jimmy. because you know, human nature when you feel something down your throat is to pull it out. so i would wake up, i'd feel this thing down my throat, and i'd go to pull it out. and then i'd realize my hands are tied down. and then i just assume. which is, i have been captured by isis. [ laughter ] truly, truly, right? [ applause ] they love it, they're close with us. sister would have to say, not a nun, but one of my sisters. >> jimmy: okay, yeah. >> you know, sweetie, you're okay, you had a thing, blah, blah, blah. i would go, oh. and fall back to sleep. 30 seconds later i wouldn't remember any of it and the whole thing would happen again. >> jimmy: that's very scary. your whole family converged there and everything? >> my sister told my parents not to come. which you know is probably for the best. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. that would not have been

helpful. but you did -- is this something -- >> wait. >> jimmy: i'm not going to show -- >> wait for it. >> jimmy: we always have this problem. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i won't show it yet. >> can i say, because there are a couple of funny stories that i had to hear about after. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> is someone going like this? >> jimmy: no. just one crazy guy doing it, has nothing to do with the show. >> they'd give me pencil and partner and i would try to write things down to communicate. a nurse came in and somehow i communicated, i have something very important to tell you or something. she's waiting. and i'm writing. writing down. and i don't remember this at all. but apparently i just wrote, "do you live with your mother?" and a picture of a [ bleep ].

[ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> i know this is on abc, this is probably blurred out because of so much [ bleep ]. if i say, is this a [ bleep ] or is this a finger? is this asparagus? it is asparagus, unblur it, it's asparagus. >> jimmy: how did she react to this question? >> i just looked at my hair and it doesn't look how i imagined. >> jimmy: i told you that a million times. >> okay. >> jimmy: you came through it. is there any danger now that it will recur? >> no. >> jimmy: no, okay, good. >> i did like have you worried a little bit. >> jimmy: i was worried. >> it's very unlikely it would recur. >> jimmy: your boyfriend michael sheen, was he there by your side? >> he was there by my side the whole time. he would shoot "masters of sex" and sleep in a chair next to me. don't remember any of it though. >> jimmy: are you sure that happened? is there any photographic evidence that it happened?

>> probably not. he is my on again, off again lover. >> jimmy: is he on again, off again? >> well, i mean -- >> jimmy: i didn't know about the off again. >> no, he's on again. i call him my on again, off again lover because we were apart by oceans. one ocean. >> jimmy: he doesn't live here? >> his daughter turned 18. he wanted to go home. >> jimmy: aren't you supposed to go home -- his daughter turned 18 here? and he went home? >> yes. he's scared to be near his daughter. now she's going to start her own life, going to nyu. he has a calling to -- you know how i'm politically active. he wants to be and he needs to be home to do that. he's there a lot. and then we just long for each other and we see each other and we love each other. >> jimmy: but you don't really -- you don't live on the same continent? >> i mean, we visit. >> jimmy: oh, okay. all right. yeah. i don't know. >> you know me, i'm a loner. so it's okay. but yeah. >> jimmy: all right, we'll figure it all out. you have a dog, right? [ laughter ] >> yeah. i have a dog.

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>> jimmy: that's a good-looking jacket you got on there. >> yeah, i would have wore yours but you don't have nearly as good a physique. >> jimmy: no that's true. i think i had those as sheets when i was like 4 years old. >> you don't want to do this right here, not now. >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm good. you know, here. got my people around. >> jimmy: what people do you have around? [ laughter ] let's go through them. >> besides you, obviously. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> my brother. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> my dad's around. my trainers are around. >> jimmy: your trainers come with you even when you're not in season, when you're in the offseason? >> of course. >> jimmy: do you train every day? even when you're on vacation? >> not on the weekends. but on vacations, i do train. >> jimmy: you do. so you have to bring these guys with you on vacation? >> i don't have to. >> jimmy: i know, but you feel like you have to? >> i don't feel like i have to. i just think it's smart. so now -- >> jimmy: it's definitely smart. >> when the bulls call, jimmy what are you doing? i'm training. automatically, for certain, i'm always training when they call.

laugh live. >> jimmy: couldn't you just tell them you're training whether you're train organize not? >> yeah, but if you have a girlfriend, what are you doing? oh, i'm in the hotel room. take a picture of the toilet. it's like, take a picture of your trainer. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i see. >> see where i went with that? >> jimmy: that's smart. come up with an app for that. do you watch the playoffs and the finals when you're not in them? >> i don't really watch. but it's kind of hard not to pay attention. everywhere i go, especially here in l.a., everybody's, oh, he's come the lakers, he's in l.a. >> jimmy: you're not coming to the lakers? why aren't you coming to the lakers? >> i love chicago so very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, thank you, thank you chicago. and they took a chance on me in 2011 with the 30th pick. so i'm forever grateful for that. >> jimmy: for the record, i happen to be a lakers fan, i think you should stay in chicago. because you've built a foundation there. you should stay there your whole career. is that what you want to do? >> i feel like you just insulted me.