i'm your host, jimmy fallon. [ laughter ] and with me tonight is cameron diaz. >> [ miles as cameronimmy: cameron, dear, what is your favorite food? >> well, i have to say i love beans. [ laughter ] but sometimes they make me toot. [ laughter ] unless i concentrate real hard, like this. [ fart ] >> jimmy: that's crazy. oh, my god, i'm going to sneeze. i'm going to sneeze. hold on -- [ farts ] false alarm. [ laughter ] >> oh, my, did you just have some beans? >> no. it's sad. i didn't, i'm allergic. but, i have a present for you. it's in my pocket. [ laughter ] in my pocket. let me stand up. i'll get it for you. it's in my pocket. >> i can't wait to see -- >> jimmy: other pocket, other pocket. >> -- what it is. >> jimmy: there it is. it's a roll of dimes. oh, wait. that's not a roll of dimes. [ laughter ] i'm sorry. i'd best be sitting down. >> you know, i am so thirsty, that i really want to take a sip out of this mug. here i go! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that looks delicious. oh my gosh. you know what would go good with that water? i've got it in my pocket. it's right here. hold on. [

diÍaz y estÁ en vivo en "despierta amÉrica" cameron dÍaz.programa como despierta amÉrica que millones de latinos ven el programa mÁs listo por latinos en la maÑana. >> (en inglÉs). >> me siento muy emocinada de estar aquÍ porque es con mÁs energÍa, me hace muy feliz porque en maÑana comenzar asÍ es ravilloso. >> estoy aqÍ para hablar. >> perfecto. >> oye he escuchado comentarios buenÍsimos porque todo el mundo va y se muero de la risa. >> sÍ, es una comedia, esta pelÍcula es una comedia. >> es una pelÍcula que se rie uno del principio al final y no es una pelÍcula del dia a dÍa. >> ni comedia del dÍa a dia. >> (risas). >> estÁ catalogada r, no es para niÑos, asÍ que niÑos tratan de entrar, pero es una comedia para adultos. >> es muy divertida, no se parece a nada de lo que hayan visto antes. >> el 24, este viernes. >> est muy emocionante porque l visto un grupo grandes de personas por primera vez en la semana y es gratificante porque se rieron del principio al final. >> (risas). >> no hubo un momento de silencio. >> es una comedia, uno quier

how do you decide you want to do this project with cameron and justin? >> well, it was a wonderful script. cameron and justin are in the movie. the it was a pretty easy decision. also, i always find it funny when i watch actors going i chose to do this part. a lot of times you're lucky to get the job. you're like thank you so much. but certainly i really enjoyed doing that, playing these comic parts recently. i do more serious stuff but you know, funny doesn't get old. so i hope to work for a long time and if i can, you know, keep creating sort of wacky comic characters hopefully i can continue working. tavis: that's a phrase i haven't heard in a long time. funny doesn't get old. you're obviously good at it. what is the challenge for you. how do you dip into the funny bag and then bounce back to the not so funny stuff? you don't feel more comfortable in one space or the other? >> no, i don't. i mean, i don't feel like i'm particularly like a naturally witty person. i've done auditions something for something very dramatic. i heard laughing. it was you no

starting friday you can see him with cameron diaz in "bad teacher."." fun and profit, yeah. there you go. please welcome back to the show, thomas lennon everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy fallon! >> jimmy: welcome back to the program. >> jimmy fallon! hey, buddy. >> jimmy: thomas lennon. >> hey, good to see you. >> you know weird al yankovic. >> yeah, how do i say this without sounding braggy? one of the my best friends. well is that accurate, al? >> well, i guess i would say -- it's not like that. >> jimmy: yeah, which one is you? >> the bottom one. >> jimmy: the bottom one, yeah. >> i'm a bottom. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you friends? you guys are real friends? >> we're really friends. this is not one of those fake hollywood friendships. >> jimmy: that we have. >> yeah, like ours. >> jimmy: completely fake. >> that thing that we have, where i say, "man, i love it, where have you been? i love you. you're great. i love the new stuff." >> jimmy: yeah, then you go -- what? i'm blanking on the name. yeah, yeah, my name is jimmy fallon. >> of

cameron diaz. that will make sense later on in the program. you will see. she has graciously agreed to perform a surgical procedure on... [laughter] on tonight's program. a quick word before we get going to the tourist community, to the visitors to this great land of ours. if you've been here eight months, you live here. you live here. you're not from venezuela. [cheering and applause] donde esta you're mine. seven years of spanish, all i remember. [laughter] donde esta. let's begin tonight perhaps in america, the land of opportunity, where the streets are paved with let's say cinnabuns. [laughter] and yet we are nation besieged with problems, problems we must solve. problem number one, our gooey, rat-infested cinnabun-paved streets. why did we do that? that was a dopey material to pave our streets with. [laughter] we're going to need common-sense solutions to our problems if we're not just going to win the future but make sure that everyone else loses it. [laughter] let's start with a simple problem: mexican drug cartels. [laughter] they're engaged in a bl

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cameron's raunchy.she's usually cutesy. >> she was really raunchy. >> oh, yeah, definitely. >> trying to stretch her limits. >> a raunchy bedroom scene, too, between j.t. and cameron. >> if that's what they call it. right? >> that's a teaser right there. was it really a bedroom scene? >> was it? i hope not. >> clearly i need to see this movie. not this friday, we're talking about "transformers," "dark of the moon." claudia morales, thank you so much. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- on alert. raging waters from the missouri river have taken down a flood wall at a nuclear power plant in nebraska. >> the country's top experts are surveying the damage. meantime there's a chance a second nuclear facility will find itself in the flood zone. it's monday, june 27th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm andrea canning. peggy bunker is off today. >> i'm daniel sieberg. rob nelson is on assignment. >,> nearly two dozen states are dealing with record flood levels this morning. t

cameron diaz, justin timberlake.teacher" let's take a look. >> you should been teaching, i can't think of anyone less suited to being a teacher. >> i don't need a black board or a classroom to set an example. so stupid. morons! >> hey, elizabeth, want to grab a bite sometime? >> are you still a gym teacher? >> i am. >> well then, no. >> cool, awesome, great. >> from now on, my full-time job is finding a guy who's going to take care of me. >> elizabeth halsey. is that a yeager? >> the family business. >> "bad teacher." mean teacher too. but it looks funny. did you like it? >> cameron diaz is once, twice, three times a train wreck in this move and i loved it. i could not take my eyes off of her. and she is supported by a really great cast, like you said, there's justin timberlake in this one who's really quickly becoming one of my favorite performers, he's a quadruple threat, he sings, he dances and he's great with the personal misses. >> cameron diaz kind of -- this movie is edgy, it's dark, and mean, really mean. and

we're talking about cameron. cameron diaz is here. it's called "bad teacher," opening on friday.men, please welcome cameron diaz here. [ cheers and applause ] >> i got a chance to watch it last night. it is funny. >> funny, right? >> it really is. we were kind of bad. we behaved very badly in it. >> your character, you're really -- you brought it. >> thank you. it was a lot of fun to play a character that you don't have to -- that makes no apology for her behavior and doesn't even redeem herself. it doesn't happen very often in hollywood. >> you play a teacher and you have a dream. and that dream is to marry a rich guy so you don't have to teach anymore. >> exactly. i don't teach in the first place, i kind of go there to nap. so, i'm always, either coming in from being out or going out after i'm done with work. she took the opportunity to really catch up on her sleep. >> the kids win you over in the end. creative teaching. >> creative teaching. >> let's play a little bit of a clip to give people an idea of your character. it's called "bad teacher." >> when i first started teachin

cameron raised specific cases of human rights concerns over lunch, but wen jiabao was equally robust, saying states should not lecture one another. >> our human rights, china and the united kingdom, should respect each other, respect the fact, three each other as equal, engage in more cooperation that finger-pointing and resolve our differences to dialogue. sometimes diplomacy needs to be decoded but not today. diplomats said dead wen's stern words reflected a genuine irritation. the question is whether the trade deals were affected. for now it appears not. all around the table, they agreed on 1.2 billion pounds of new business and they signed a swath of new trade agreements. premier wen promised a couple nuedinburghor a zoo too. the chinese leader cannot escape concerns about the chinese record on human rights. his firm response today suggests he has got the message. >> in other news, there has been fighting along the border of north and south in sudan, which is due to become independent in two weeks. the government carried out air attacks, killing 16 people. 70,000 have been displac

ahoy, matey. >> wait, where is cameron? he's got to see this. cameron, hey, what are you doing?an't believe you're wearing the same thing. >> dude, you look good. >> reporter: what are the odds of that? >> no idea. >> reporter: you look fantastic. you look in the mirror dressed like this, what do you think? >> who is that guy? what do you think? >> great. >> reporter: have you ever seen your daddy wear white jeans before? happy father's day. >> thank you. >> reporter: on to intervention number two. >> excuse me for a second. are you a dad? we didn't even have to leave the store to find our second dad. diagnosis, old and washed out. >> old-school levis. i've had them for almost ten years. >> it should be crisp or have something textural which makes it modern right now. these kind of washed out denims are fine. but they're not fashion. >> reporter: solution, skinny jeans. look at the new brad. >> look at you. >> i feel like more chic. i feel like sophisticated a little. before i felt like rugged and relaxed. i mean i still feel relaxed but i can go denim. >> you look amazing. >> r

cameron guarantees his film- making boundaries will be pushed again. >> we're working on a whole newuite of tools for the next two avatar films for the virtual production and the physical production. new camera equipment, new lenses, new work flows. >> well i think the trick is to maintain the balance where if the second and third film becomes shrill, lecturing and didactic, then you will pop the bubble of the magic. >> reporter: in hollywood, adam housely, fox news. >> okay. >>> time to answer today's trivia question. >> tilly minds do think alike. >> which film did barbra streisand direct in 1983. the answer is cent ill. she starred in it and produced it as well. >> it was well-received. >> wasn't it. >> it was pretty well received. >>> tucker, what have you got? >> i can't top yentil. i can show you my radar. maybe not. i have some thunderstorms around here today. a big complex off to the north and west. it has had a tendency to die out but not

when i saw this, i thought it was cameron diaz. >> or maybe cameron diaz's mother. >> no. >> cameron diaz. someone gave me research notes on you. i hate to be ungentlemanly. there's a reason i do this. it says you're 57 years old. >> i don't find that ungentlemanly. i was 54 then. >> you look like cameron diaz's sister. >> yes. it's something i heard when she first appeared in "the mask." a little girl in the "the mask" that looks just like you. >> i want to read you a quote out of "people" magazine. it's hard to look at ellen barken without thinking about sex. a voice that sounds like velvet rubbed the wrong way and enough sensuality to set your tie on fire. when you read that about yourself, no pressure, but blimy. >> i don't read that about myself. i usually don't. >> "people" magazine said that about you. >> i like that. >> did you see yourself as a se siren? >> no. >> really? >> well. no. you have to be identified as something. and i think because the movie that kind of bumped my career up was a -- i guess a sexy movie, "sea of love," so that's what i became. >> what do you thin

your early morning entertainment >>> a denial from cameron diaz and a lawsuit against michael jackson's estate. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's a sign of the season, high school graduation. but at one ceremony in california, everyone will be seeing double. we'll explain. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. once again, the heat is the big story today. easily in the 90s in st. louis to st. louis. notice how far north the heat goes, 95 in minneapolis. you're not used to that. 94 won't the feel good in chicago. there will be isolated storms, the worst of it in montana. as we go into wednesday, notice what happens in the mid-atlantic and into new england. new york, 96. d.c., 96. even philadelphia will be up there in the mid to upper 90s while we begin to cool it off around denver and minneapolis. if you're watching us on wrc tv in connection 4 washington, d.c., see stampes and other artifacts that document the american experience from historical subjects to popular culture at the national postage museum. that's your "early today" eve

live in oil port of brag or the number of casualties not been disclosed we hope nato will hold mr cameron is the cause of this going to score any mr obama has already and the good response about food addicts of these innocent children innocent why is anything else an innocent fathers and mothers cannot justify just that i would join him in this up with that incident after sunday's fatal error occurs in the rising concerns within nato about his operation in northern africa only eight out of its twenty eight members have joined the mission to protect civilians in libya which raises the question how many would support one to kill them. r t tripoli with civilian casualties in libya mounting and no end inside those paying for the intervention might be stumbling a more my bargain for the u.k.'s announced that its taxpayers might see one point six billion dollars of their hard earned cash diverted to fund the intervention result is more ammo reports next as little patients left about an already disillusioned public. they're already calling it the billion pound it's calculated that if the war in

. >>> a denial from cameron diaz and a lawsuit against michael jackson's estate. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's a sign of the season, high school graduation. but at one ceremony in california, everyone will be seeing double. we'll explain. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. similar to yesterday. not a lot of wet weather, but more clouds. eugene, medford 74. phoenix and tucson dry and sunny. not as hot as we could be. tomorrow's forecast, similar. not many changes in the next couple of days. sacramento, california, travel back to the days of speed, sound and style. at the california automobile museum and that is your pacific event of the day. you look like a t-bird girl. >> thank you so much. >>> now here's a look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. right now, no one in the world is more in demand than lady gaga. last night, fashion designers presented her with the 2011 fashion icon award. earlier monday, the u.s. ambassador to italy announced that she will participate in

well it is in of course our chancellor george osborne and david cameron our prime minister is saying they will not put any british past cash into the buyout but they're kind of playing with words really because as you rightly say we've just increased the amount of money we pay to the i.m.f. from ten billion to nineteen billion and if greece defaults and let's face it they are going to focus not only on the first plane out but on the second bailout if indeed it does go through in a couple of months when they think the fault on that will be liable to pick up some of the bill so british taxpayers repaying for it i personally agree with the mayor of london boris johnson some people say he'll be the next prime minister after cameron i say let's greece go now to the wall no more violence greece must be allowed to leave the eurozone let them have the drachma then they can devalue then they can set their wages where they want to set them then they can begin to rebuild from there if we don't do it now as jack straw our former foreign minister and home secretary said in the house of commons in

cameron's like, "no, that's all we can do."really impressed with your performance in that movie. i didn't know you had it in you. >> jimmy: thank you. >> but you did it, and were you great. you were really, really funny. [ applause ] >> jimmy: there was a character that you used to do on the set called herman. do you remember him? >> yeah. yeah, he comes out sometimes. yeah. he -- >> jimmy: what was his deal again, herman? >> well, he doesn't like people. and he was jealous because he always wanted to be an actor. so he was always just yelling stuff and getting in the way. >> jimmy: he would show up. and remember, he looked like this at the time. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you would lay on the ground. like, wait outside of people's trailers or something like that, and you would surprise people. right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and how was herman talking -- >> herman talked like this, man. [ light laughter ] hey jimmy, you're a sucky actor, bitch! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: herman, what a thing to say to me on my -- >> man, i don't give a -- ab

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. >> reporter: 2-year-old ryan and 1-year-old cameron are at the harriett lane clinic at the johns hopkins children's center for a checkup. but they are not only here receiving medical services, it's also a chance for these little ones to receive a new book. it's part of the reach out and read program. >> we actually intentionally start this very early. we don't want kids not to be introduced to a book until they are old enough to read. the idea, with starting so early is, that it's an opportunity to share an experience with the parents. >> reporter: the program is offered at 65 sites in maryland. children come in for a medical visit and doctors offer age-appropriate books for kids 6 months to 5 years old. each year more than 84,000 books are passed out to children in maryland. rachel jones is grateful for the educational help for her kids. >> it benefits the kids. it's a wonderful program. every time they come they get a nice book. they go with one of their age and usually have a good selection to choose from. and always encourage us to give them 15 minutes to half-hour reading time with

i'll let cameron or tyler tell you himself. >> i hope to have a family one day.f something like this happens to my son and i don't stand up for what's right for now, i'm going to blame myself. i'm going to say, i'm sorry. i failed you. because when i had the opportunity to stand up for what was right i didn't. >> you know, listening to that it's almost easy to forget what we're talking about is an idea for web site that is mostly used for playing farmville. >> we never in our wildest dreams thought we'd be involved in a lawsuit. it's not our choice. >> apparently someone tide them down with their own cardigans and made them file lawsuits. i'm not sure i buy it and i'm pretty sure piers morgan doesn't, either. here's where he cuts to the chase. >> you went to harvard, one of the smartest business places you could ever be trained. in the end you got screwed by a smarter guy. >> dangerous. let's break this down. they say it's about the principle, not the numbers. their arch nemesis has a theory about numbers as well. here's what mark zuk erberg says last year when f

wen met british prime minister david cameron on monday, the third and final day of his visit to the uk. in a news conference after the meeting, the two leaders said they agreed to double the amount of bilateral trade by 2015. they added expansion in trade and investment will be beneficial for both countries. following cameron's call for china's investment in the project, wen said his country has made progress in rapid rail technology and welcomes chinese firms' participation. many british support the project because of its economic benefits including job creation but it will come with a price tag of about $50 billion. china's economic strength and expertise in rapid rail developments are boosting the country's presence in the field. >>> and now let's go to the markets on monday, the nikkei fell 100 points but the dow managed to end its three-day losing streak to finish above the 12,000 mark. for more we're joined by business reporter yongghi kang who is at the tokyo stock exchange. how are things looking this morning? >> reporter: well a very good morning to you, ai and thank you very

prime minister david cameron, and delivered a speech to the u.k. >> we committed to working togetherthat we could find an approach and is consistent w security needs. >> question, what are the intentions between the i don't think so and great britain today, pat? >> well, the tensions between -- britain is on sort of an austerity program now, also the british and french want the united states to be a little more aggressive in libya, which they've been very out front on. and for the g-8 he has problems with polls. the polls are concerned about given up the anti-missile defense and were the russians. so the real problems they've got is, john, they've got greece, ireland, spain and other countries that are real danger every going down, quite frankly. we've got the imf involved and the americans got their own debt problems. i'll tell you if you look at this, you look at the g-8, you're looking at a western world which is somewhat contracting and whose real power relative to the rest of the world i think is clearly diminishing. >> the question was about u.s., u.k. relationship. and i this

now break up time. >> cameron fed aaron on fox last year.eally. they are on the outs and arod is a single man again. >> keith, thank you very much. >> we always have love for you on the fox report. >> on this day in 1968 an assassins bullet struck down senator kennedy. he just finished announcing his victory in the california primary when surhan, surhan fired the bullet. rfkep remembered for his successful political endeavors and

he should be pursuing the example of conservatives trying to lead to the future by prime minister cameron who has announced a very deep cuts in carbon pollution and who has said this will position low u.s. -- the uk in the global low carbon economy creating a significant new industry and jobs. this confirms climate change is real and to tackle climate change we must cut carbon pollution. the most efficient way is to put a price on carbon and iron, and we will do just that. we will not succumb to the leader of the opposition and his climate change denial and go down the path of a costly date that cannot work. we will cut carbon. it is critical data and a critical year for those who believe in climate change. >> hear, hear. >> my question is the minister for immigration, given it is not a signatory to the united nations refugee convention, what formal guarantee has the minister received from the malaysian government to provide protection for persons seeking asylum pending determination of their refugee status as required by the migration act? >> minister for emigration? >> i think the membe

walk up to the effects or invade any other microphone inside his conservative counterpart, david cameron is inappropriate. >> member from norton. >> manager of opposition business point of order. >> mr. speaker, the prime minister has asked a specific question. she is quite out of order and ask you to try the opposition. >> order! the miniature of opposition is resuming. no matter how he characterizes the argument in the response, the only requirement is the response be directly relevant in the prime minister is aware of the need to be directly relevant >> thank you for image, mr. speaker. i had to distortion of gallo's word to make correct in that distortion. no one should believe it's true or not true and i am pointing out the truth and the truth about professor connors said in a kind of arrangement he is thinking about around the world, including in the united kingdom where prime minister david cameron has recently received recommendations from the climate commission and determined to act on recommendations. i did not see the leader of the opposition say at inspector general says the

but doctors and nurses find that it's too bitter pill to swallow up until it was a frontline nurse cameron story loosely still exist and in the same place carries the militant group in the n.h.s. becoming a market is it doesn't sync with good health care for the country it's going to read this which is just an attempt at least ten think it's an open sheet and in case there's a she's going to get me send it to the embattled leader of the junior coalition party nick clegg says he's prepared to overrule and undermine the failed well there's a lot of tensions he cover our class because kleck feels he's the last straw was exposed by tory attacks of the jury the a.z.t. to play on the lecturer for arms to those who have to actually use the lights the truth is that despite what the leading liberal democrats insist it's business as usual and although clear cracks are showing they're adamant they'll keep the coalition soldiering on for another four years oh i have no doubt it will survive for four years because we have a great program. on all much all of which there is no controversy clegg is unders

undergoing what's being called a listening exercise in then they'll be put back in the ring but with cameron and clegg barely on speaking terms at times governing looks difficult and keeping it going for another four years looks even hotter lower and its own seat. well if you want to find out more on the stories we're covering. what we have on life you are right now with around russia's most famous prisoner to leave you with a few rights case against one of. the course was not specific motivated. also on life. even though. billboards across russia will soon be disappearing from. the well i'm very very happy. but recreations and pieces. from around the world. yourself. on our website. if. you. three ongoing military campaigns costing the us a fortune for comfort. a minimum wage for many. some. years the golden arches that stretch across the globe from london to brussels to moscow and millions flock to mcdonald's in search of french fries in big macs but what about those in search of a career if i was in dire straits i might go to mcdonald's but the entire time i was there would be looking for

doctors and nurses find that it's too bitter pill to swallow consider as a frontline knows what cameron's doing loosely states and this is not a good thing to take it personally to privatize the n.h.s. becoming a market is it doesn't sync with good health care for the country it's a good read days in case which is just image of the evening at least something to think the kids and she was a she is going. to be fine this is the embattled leader of the junior coalition party nick clegg says he's prepared to overrule and undermine the bill well there's a lot of tension it's recovering our place because clegg feels he's the last straw was exposed our back to its heart so the jury the baby to dissipate all the lights were full and so there is little to actually use the lights and tweet says now it's quite a leading liberal democrats insist it's business as usual and although clearly cracks are showing they're adamant they'll keep the coalition soldiering on for another four years oh i have no doubt it will survive for four years because we haven't updated programs. on almost all of which there

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through the david cameron's rule that out and i commend that as you rightly say the british taxpayer has been helping out even though we're not in the euro zone and never have it in the euro zone we are being forced to help it out and i have to says what's interesting what's different is we're now hearing from ministers in the x. foreign secretary actually predicting also refusing to rule out the fact that the euro may well. so let's just recap this then there's a final question cino at the end of the day which of the two options would be the least painful for the greek people in your view tonight i think they should go back to the drachma i think they need to get out the euro it is a prison for them and to recreate the drachma i know there are no plans at present to do that but of course they can't sort of plan to be until the euro actually fails i think that is the salvation for greece and that's the way it really should go but obviously that's a matter for the greek people that will be decided tonight to overcome a ban i'm a member of the european parliament thanks for being on th

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