the illinois attorney general is suing jimmy john's. required low-level worker to sign an agreement that bars them from working at another sub shop for two years after leaving the company. jimmy john's claims it stopped that practice last year. >>> still ahead, a bad note for a pop star. singer ed sheeran accused of copying a song without permission. we'll have the details ahead. you can judge for yourself. the details ahead. you can judge for yourself. ♪ see me. see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered

. >> i told you. >> jimmy: you called it. >> lying really has a negative effect on the body. >> jimmy: john you're going to be a good liar. i just want to say that before we start. >> that's unkind, but sure. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: in a good friendly way. >> english people lied our way to an empire. >> jimmy: two, i will say. >> number two? okay, what is this? as a teenager, i had a summer job working in the kitchen at buckingham palace. >> not true. >> jimmy: no way. [ laughter ] >> no way. >> jimmy: no way. absolutely no way. >> what, hold on, why would that not be true? >> how did you get into the palace? where did you park? >> i didn't park. i was a teenager. i didn't have a car. >> jimmy: where did you ride your skate board? [ light laughter ] >> i flew in on an umbrella, you racists. >> jimmy: come on. >> it was, you could apply -- school kids could apply to work in the kitchen and i did that year. so i lived nearby and i walked. >> what was your most memorable meal that you made? >> i made the queen an omelet for breakfast. >> jimmy: that is not true at all. this is so -- ba hu

jennifer, you go first. >> oh, god, that was my biggest fear. >> jimmy: john, which envelope should jennifer> jimmy: interesting, interesting. >> it just says "pregnant." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: interesting. >> i once took an ambien before filming a scene in "the hunger games." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: was the scene -- in the scene -- were you sleeping in the scene? >> no. >> jimmy: you were not, you were awake? >> no, in fact, i was dancing. >> jimmy: you're supposed to be -- dancing in "the hunger games." >> were you fighting in this scene? was it a fight scene that you slept through? >> no, no. do i just answer it in yes or no? can i elaborate? >> jimmy: you can elaborate, sure. >> yeah, that wouldn't be fun. no. it wasn't a dance scene. no, i woke up and -- yeah, i thought it was something else -- >> as a confession -- >> that was, like, normal to take. anyway -- >> if this is true, is this going to cause you legal problems with the studio? >> um, the movies are done. [ laughter ] >> that's not how the law works. >> it's all about "star wars" now. >> jimmy: interesting. so you t

. >>> jimmy johns faces a lawsuit.he sandwich chain imposes highly restrictive noncompete agreements. delivery drivers and sandwich- makers are made to sign a noncompete so you cannot work for another competitor for company. jimmy johns says they stopped that practice in 2015. >>> tesla is going to sell two cheaper versions of its model s electric sedan. the price on the model s-60 and 60d will range between 66 and $71,000. they will have an updated design with automatic braking and you will be able to use that's' super charger for free. it can hit the much cheaper model 3 and also comes out at the end of 2017. >>> new details on who we'll see on stage this year. >> this is video of last year's event. tom bergeron will host for the fourth year in a row. there's kevin degraw and kenny loggins, one of mike's favorites. >> whose corner, yes. >>> straight ahead, what this man allegedly did to a female victim after a road rage incident. >> a virginia mother is killed after a beach. >> right after the break, new details on a

jimmy johns surgery. >> no, you've heard of this jimmy johns. >> tommy johns is the underwear. >> that'shat you think of immediately. >> we had a guest in here. >> wearing tommy johns too. >> that doesn't surprise me one bit. i heard from him too. >> that is the elitist brand. expensive. it's -- >> you can get it for $11 at century 21. >> i payless. >> now to the latest from the uk and the political chaos, i haven't seen wilfred in a while. the deadline for conservatives to declare their intention to run for prime minster. how has he been? he's been good. hanging in. >> steady. >> looks good. >> wilfred frost, joins us now with more. did the shock wear off yet? >> of course. we're trying to joe. house of cards move over, the drama in uk politics continues. as you said today is the last chance for contenders for the conservative party leadership and the next prime minster to put their names into the hat. there's half an hour left before the ballot closes. then once we have all the names, the 330 members of parliament for the conservative party slim that down to just two candidates and the

. >>> jimmy johns employees get a big win. sandwich chain will stop including noncompete agreements in the hiring packets of low wage workers. according to the new york attorney general it prevented employees from working for any nearby business that gets at least 10% of its sales from sandwiches for two years after they left. jimmy johns also agreed to not enforce noncompete contracts that have already been signed. >>> burger king is hoping to boost sales with a new colorful food hybrid. check out mac and cheetos. deep fried macaroni and cheese with a cheeto dusting. the new item targets teams the demographic which burger king has struggled with. wash that down with a purple starbucks drink. the #purpledrink is on starbucks' secret menu. order a passion ice tea with soy milk, vanilla syrup and blackberrys on top. >>> following the bizarre food theme, twinkies are known for infinite shelf life and check this out. chemistry teacher decided to see how long a twinkie would last at room temperature back in 1976. 40 years later it'

. >>> jimmy john sandwich will stop including noncompete agreements in the hiring package of low wageorkers. according to the new york attorney general it prevented employees from working for any nearby businesses that get at least 10% of its sales from sandwiches for two years after they left. they have also agreed to not enforce noncompete contracts that have already been signed. >>> you know how they say twinkie lasts forever? one man in maine is proving that just might be true. back in 1976, chemistry teacher roger benati decided to conduct an experiment to see how long the snack would last at room temperature. officially twinkies have a shelf life of 25 days. but this one is pushing 40 years. granted it has seen better days but it shows relatively no sign of spoilage. the twinkie lives at the school where it is on display for science and snack lovers alike. what do you think? take a bite? >> um? negative! i guest it's not organic. >> no. not at all. >> gluten free. >> it would be gone in a couple of days. >>> 4:57. distracted driving deaths are on the rise in california. the reas

you've signed a non-compete with jimmy john's. i rest my case, your honor. they are not right. -- we need to make sure that we have leveled the playing field for workers. and i can't, for the life of me, understand either that one or really any of the others. and what we have right now is a patchwork quilt of state laws. in some states you can do this. in other states you can't. in every state where i think they do have one, i think it really creates an unlevel playing field for workers. >> what do you think of the trend for employers to ask employees who are about to be -- about to lose their jobs to sign an agreement not to sue? those job losses usually are coming by a one- time payment. >> well, you know, i -- i -- when you are about to lose your job, you are not exactly in a position of advantage. and when you then add insult to injury by saying you can't sue me, you know, that borders on, you know, unfairness as a matter of law. and so i -- you know, i -- i have real issues with that. and you know, sometimes there will be a settlement that is an arm's-length settlement and

jimmy john's. you know, they sell sandwiches. they have a noncompete that every employee, so you're making a sandwich at jimmy john's and you leave because subway will pay you more. you signed a noncompete with jimmy john's. i rest my case, your honor. they are not right. we need to make sure that we have leveled the playing field for workers. and i can't for the life of me understand either that one or really any of the others, and what we have right now is a patchwork quilt of state laws, in some states you can do this and other states you can't. in every state where i think they do have one, it creates an ublevel playing field for workers. >> what do you think of the trend for employers to ask employees you're about to lose their jobs to sign an agreement not to sue? job loss is usually accompanied by a one-time payment? >> well, you know, when you are about to lose your job, you are not exactly in a position of advantage. and when you then add insult to injury by saying you can't sue me, you know, that borders on unfairness a

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jimmy. >> hey, guys. jennifer lawrence, john oliver here with true confessions. plus, george lopez. music from tom o'dell. do not change the channel. it's good. >>> happening now, fourth of july's right around the corner. we've been talking about it. where are you going to watch the fireworks? on our home page we posted a complete guide of all the fireworks shows across the bay area. on the twitter feed the a's get the best of the giants yet again. the a's cruise past the giants 7-1. the a's are on the verge of sweeping this series. we're back in two minutes. changes in how south bay lawenf

>> jimmy: no, don't start singing olivia newton-john. ♪ >> steve: can i do another one? ski. he has a tiny jet ski. woah! that's cool, man. he's in my water glass. >> steve: oh, my god. [ bubbling ] thanks man! whoo! >> jimmy: this one's from @rookpaige. she says, "i said thank you to an atm once." [ laughter ] well that's -- tiny robots control the world, man. >> steve: pretty soon they're going to rule us all. >> jimmy: this one's from @twitchhomie. >> steve: twitch, homie. >> jimmy: he says, "i was in line at the store with a gallon of milk in each hand, my sagging pants fell to my ankles, there was nothing i could do." [ laughter ] what aisle are belts on? >> steve: i think he wanted that back. >> jimmy: this one's from @yafet01. he says, "i once waited in line at macy's behind a mannequin for 15 minutes, thinking it was a person." man, you gonna buy something or what? [ applause ] you have no idea what my life is like. i waited behind a mannequin. the mannequin didn't even buy nothing. [ laughter ] this last one is from @michelle282828. she says, "i once drove my ca

it is not jimmy carter, john anderson. he ran as an independent.rter refused to debate john anderson so reagan said i will. seemed to help reagan and hurt anderson. carter ended up debating. reagan said are you better off today than you were four years ago. reagan won 44-state landslide after that. the most important number of the day if gary johnson wants to become the second candidate to make it on the stage got to hit 15%. breaking news on the fate of egypt air flight 804. authorities say signals from the black box have been received. details on that ahead plus donald trump and that war on the media. >> i really think the press, you know my opinion of the media. it is very low. i think the media is made up of people in main cases are not good people. >> he says he deplores the media but he has relied opthe media more than any other presidential candidate ever. we will explore that complex relationship. that is next. we got another one. i have an orc-o-gram for an "owen." that's me. ♪ you should hire stacy drew. ♪ ♪ she wants to change the world

jimmy: believe it. because now that ted cruz >> you mean john kasich? y. [ laughter ] >> oh, mic drop. >> jimmy: speaking of mic drops, i watched you speak at the white house correspondents' dinner. it was hilarious. >> i watched your speech on foreign policy, and the feeling is mutual, buddy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you for praising me. i totally deserve it. >> hey, hey, #realtalk. you're about to go up against hillary in the general election. she's going to be tough to beat. >> jimmy: are you kidding? she can't even put away bernie sanders. >> i know, right. what is it with that guy? i mean, you can't get rid of him. he's like -- he's like glitter. [ laughter ] you know, you know how it is, you think he's gone and then four days later you're like -- [ laughter ] what the hell are you still doing there? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: just when you think he's dead, boom, he comes back to life. he's like jon snow. [ laughter ] >> wait -- no -- what -- what are you doing now? come on, now. why are you saying that without i mean, are you serious right now? you

. >> jimmy: that's senator john mccain talking about senator sanders.ccain a friend of yours? >> he is. john is a friend of mine. i've known him for many years. a decent guy. >> jimmy: here's supporting trump somewhat begrudgingly? >> i'll let him speak for himself. as a human being, he's a decent guy. obviously we have very strong differences of opinion on that piece of veteran's legislation. we had more than one shouting match about how to go forward, but we came together and passed the most comprehensive veteran's health care legislation in history. >> jimmy: and that's particularly meaningful with memorial day coming up. do you feel like an independent you're able to work with both parties more easily? >> actually, when i was in the house before i got to the senate in a number of years i was able to pass more amendments on the floor of the house bringing republicans and democrats together on issues where there was common ground. i have a lot of experience in doing that. and that's something -- >> jimmy: you and donald trump do have some common groun

jimmy: love him. he wrote, "do you think o.j. really did it?" johnit's a complex case, but the evidence seems convincing." david schwimmer commented, "i honestly don't know." o.j. simpson commented, "100% yes." >> steve: wow. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that's all the time we have for "tonight show" facebook comments. we'll be right back with melissa mccarthy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ starbucks® cold brew coffee. available in original black. and now with house-made vanilla sweet cream. smooth meets sweet. in stores now. only at starbucks. what's yours?illion ways to top your kids' rice krispies. ♪ a dash of fruit in their favorite colo♪. ♪ a bunch of pineapple 'cause hey -- it's summe♪! ♪ bananas and berries 'cause the letter b rock♪. ♪ a little bit of yogurt? sure! why not? ♪ the fun never stops! how many ways can you snap, crackle, pop? if you've ever been lured in straight talk. by a low price wireless plan then there's not enough high-speed data or your bill is packed with overages and mystery fees... stop falling for it! with stra

jimmy: how do you walk like a giant? >> you have to, like, basically like you have a bad back. basically like johnference for a mononsports fan. >> boom. my dad is like here at home. >> jimmy: did you work with steven spielberg. was he on the set? >> yeah. that was crazy. i'm a huge film nerd. >> jimmy: did you pepper him with questions. >> people were like be cool. i'm like let's start from the beginning. denn dennis wefr. weave re. what was it like? >> jimmy: we'd like to do another transformation if we could. they set up arnold schwarzenegger. that's an impression you do. >> yeah. used to be a guy i worked for. i was a pa on a show called "collateral damage". and i was arnold schwarzenegg schwarzenegger's pa. >> jimmy: and you got along with him? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. well, is there anything special bill has to do to prepare for this. look into the camera? >> a little bit to the right. >> this is really hot, matias. >> jimmy: you got him? >> it's reconstructing. >> jimmy: you've been captured. all right. let's put arnold schwarzenegger up. >> okay, and now we should try to t

jimmy. >> hey, guys. jennifer lawrence, john oliver here with true confessions. plus, george lopez. music from tom o'dell. do not change the channel. it's good. >>> happening now, fourth of july's right around the corner. we've been talking about it. where are you going to watch the fireworks? on our home page we posted a complete guide of all the fireworks shows across the bay area. on the twitter feed the a's get the best of the giants yet again. the a's cruise past the giants 7-1. the a's are on the verge of sweeping this series. we're back in two minutes. changes in how south bay lawenf police & firefighters werewearif >>> changes in how south bay law enforcement prepare for active shooters. now police, firefighters an paramedics will be wearing bulletproof vests and helmets. they did it in a training exercise in santa clara chris christie today. the sheriff's department explained the reason behind that beefed up equipment. >> we've learned a lot of lessons from the active shooters that we've seen throughout the country and want to be well prepared here. >> so far, the vests and

from real life legends from wild bill hicock, wyatter to hollywood stars like john wayne and jimmy stewart. guns came to represent the rugged individualists of the untamed west. as the good guys and the bad guys changed, so did the guns. >> say hello to my new friend! >> reporter: some became as famous as the stars who fired them. >> go ahead. make my day. >> reporter: we do take our guns seriously. owning them is a constitutional right. but we've also tried to legislate how to control them. >> americans have always had mixed feelings about guns. so for as much as the gun slingers are part of our heritage, so, too, is disquiet and discomfort with guns. >> reporter: even in the supposed wild west, towns like tombstone and dodge city, prohibited people from carrying guns in public. fdr signed the first federal gun control legislation in 1934, hoping to reduce the number of boot legging gangsters with tommy guns and the like. then the next three decades. >> president kennedy died at 1:00 p.m. >> reporter: john f kennedy along with robert kennedy an martin luther king jr. led president lyndon

in 2005 ali joined the company of people like former president jimmy carter and pope john paul ii and won the highest civilian award. muhammad ali, one of the charismatic figures in sports history and he knew it. >> i am the greatest. >> the first thing that sprang into my mind on hearing of ali's passing was not the frazier or foreman fights, it was chuck we ner. because it was the fight that inspired silvester stallone to bang out the script for "rocky." the only time he was off his feet was when ali sent him to the canvas in the 15th round. a movie about wener is going to be released this year. mr. wepner, what was it like to climb into the ring with muhammad ali? >> it was great. i was excited and i was ready and it was the greatest night of my life. and i was ready for ali. i just wasn't ready for how great he was. you know, i could have fought anybody that night and probably beat them because i trained full-time. the only time in my career of 20 years i went away to camp at all. so by the time the bell rang i was ready for ali. he was just so great that even in as great a shape

john tempesta, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks jimmy. >> seth: you can check out john and "hidden city." so happy to have you here this week, john. really looking forward to it. >> thanks for having me, seth. [ applause ] >> seth: now, we here at the show, we believe that no matter how different two things are, they can still have common ground. and to prove it, it's time once again for venn diagrams. ♪ do you remember venn diagrams? we take two seemingly separate groups and find out what they have in common. first up, on one side we have donald trump. on the other side we have a guy with an acoustic guitar. and in the middle we have people who ruin a party. [ laughter ] moving on. on one side we have fran drescher and on the other side we have your ex-husband. and in the middle we have people who were in "the nanny." lll [ crowd groans ] but do you get it? lhlh moving on, on one side we have bernie sanders. on the other side we have "grey's anatomy." in the middle we have things you can't believe are still running. [ laughter ] moving on, on one side we have soccer matche

and in the movie, the improvised ne my friend john and michael -- >> jimmy: it is a classic.was something to the effect of he's a sailor. he's in new york. we'll get him laid. it's all right. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what is the line people bring upmost to each of you that they say most frequently. >> i think the thing i hear most is what i'm hearing from annie potts right now which is get this guy off of me. i have a nice pair of pants on. >> jimmy: i think you can roll him. i think that's the best way to do it. >> or pass him back. pass him back. >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well worth every one of the $7500 was it fun shooting the movie on the streets of new york in the city with everybody there before there were cameras and all that kind of thing? >> yeah. stealing was fun. when we first went out, i said ivan, we don't have permits or anything. we don't need them. go six blocks and walk back. we stole shots all over 5th avenue and in the jump suits and out with the packs. >> he's just talking about stealing shots in the movie. we stole. [ laughter ]

in 2005, ali joined the distinguished company of people like former president jimmy carter and pope johnas winner of the presidential medal of freedom, the country's highest civilian award. muhammad ali, one of the most charismatic figures in sports history. and he knew. >> i am the greatest! >> the greatest. tributes are pouring in from all over the world. next, we're talking live to the mayor of ali's hometown. that, of course, in louisville, kentucky. crowd sounds ] oooh! [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. >>> i'm going to be so supreme. i'm going to beat him so easy, his will. i'm going to punch this man and jab him, dance and tie him up, and move him and stick him and bop him. 's he's going to be bruised. if i don't knock it out, the referee will say, stop it, no contest. he knows i'm going to tear him up. he knows i'm going to eat his nose up. i'm just going to -- feed him lik

he joined the distinguished company of people like jimmy carter and pope john ii as a winner of the presidentialy's highest civilian award. muhammad ali, one of the most charismatic figures in sports history and he knew it. >> i am the greatest. >> one of the most charismatic figures in history period, i think it is safe to say. certainly, 20th, 21st century history, had such an impact all around the world, particularly in the world of sports. he paved the way for multiple generations of african-american athletes. i just came from the nba finals. i was in oakland, the home of the golden state warriors where he was watching the nba finals. i had a chance to speak with steve smith to talk about what muhammad ali meant to him in his generation of athletes. >> reporter: john berman here alongside steve smith to talk to him about what this meant to him. we are here covering the whole sports world this weekend thinking about muhammad ali. steve, you had a chance to meet him on several occasions. that first time, what was that like? >> i was speechless. he was muhammad ali, the greatest boxer of all ti

in 2005, ali joined the distinguished company of people like former president jimmy carter and pope johne presidential medal of freedom. muhammad ali, one of the most charismatic figures in sports history, and he knew it. >> i am the greatest. >> i love this old, old footage of him. he's who he was from the very start, don. >> so theatrical. the thing that impressed me when i started to learn about muhammad ali -- sadly i'm not old enough to have watched his fights and enjoyed them while they were happening. but when i first saw the documentary film "when we were kings" and he's regailing the media with so much confidence and charisma, talking in rhyme, basically rapping, i just assumed that this was an actor playing muhammad ali because i can't believe anybody would have been that good. but i mean he was absolutely amazing. i mean he was just an incredible performer and a showman both inside the ring and outside the ring. a great ambassador for boxing. a great ambassador for sport, and a man who was so principled and who lived his life in that way. and that is why so many people who are

jimmy: it's the "the news people." >> gayle king, norah o'donnell, charlie rose, john dickerson. bob schieffer. no it wasn't bob. immy: anderson cooper? >> it does -- no, he didn't. he's with cnn. [ laughter ] still a c in it. but anyways, so there's like -- john dickerson was really nice and placating. gayle king was like, hi, jim, what are you screaming at us for? >> jimmy: "the news people." >> i just couldn't believe -- no one's a bigger fan. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but it -- i liked your energy. i like that you get excited about stuff. obviously i do as well. but we're talking about j.j. watt. and you love sports. but you have superstitions. like when you're just watching sports. you go. >> i think a lot of people who watch sports get superstitious if things are going well in the game. my biggest problem is that like, for football on sundays is football day usually. and if things are going well, i'm -- i'll be memorizing my lines for the show on a sunday typically. that's cause we're working. and it's my day. i have to memorize. if i've been memorizing in like another room and i check back in and the game's g