Cameron Diaz | Full Episode

0:00 Heat.

0:00 Heat.

0:00 Heat.

0:01 [cheering] [screaming] [cheering]

0:12 [screaming] [cheering and music]

0:15 Yeah.

0:18 [cheering] [applause] [cheering] Thank you.

0:31 Thank you.

0:38 [cheering] [cheering] [applause]

0:46 Have a seat.

0:47 [cheering] Have a seat.

0:50 That Oh, I [cheering]

0:58 Thank you very much.

0:59 I I take it and I pour it

1:00 into my ligaments and my vertebrae and I marinate in it.

1:04 I thank you so much.

1:05 And back at you.

1:10 Oh, I got to say I feel magnificent.

1:14 I It has been I cannot even believe it because

1:16 the doctor said it's going to be months to heal.

1:18 It's been two weeks since I tore a ligament in my back and I I

1:22 am standing up and I I still can't put on my own shoes and socks,

1:25 but that's kind of fun to have somebody else do that for you.

1:28 So, uh, anyway, so here I am standing up and I'm so glad because

1:32 I missed having that energy and I and I I like I need it.

1:35 I I need to especially for today.

1:37 This is a good show.

1:38 In case you're wondering, uh, we sell plants on the side.

1:41 [laughter] And um, just to make a little extra money uh,

1:46 [laughter] a fus, a chefera, if you will.

1:48 Um, no, this is our green show and uh, we're going to all learn how uh,

1:52 we we can save the environment different ways that we can all make a difference.

1:56 little tiny tiny you know and I talked about that show uh the series

1:59 on Discovery uh channel Planet Earth and if you haven't seen it it is so it's

2:05 incredible beautiful to watch it's great for kids

2:07 to watch it's great for all of us

2:09 to watch and it also points out how delicate the balance is and we're disrupting

2:13 this balance but uh more than anything

2:15 it's a beautiful thing to watch the planet earth uh series and uh you know some

2:19 people there's a spectrum here some people are

2:21 in denial that global warming is even happening

2:23 some people don't believe it it's and And then

2:25 you have the other people that wear clothes made of hemp and they drive hybrids.

2:30 I'm in the middle somewhere.

2:32 I uh I wear the occasional hemp outfit,

2:34 but I'll dry my hair with the exhaust for my car.

2:37 And [laughter] um just an old habit, and I know I should change.

2:41 Um I don't do it.

2:44 No, I don't anymore, but I used to.

2:47 Um I would never intentionally ever hurt the environment.

2:51 I don't think anybody would.

2:52 I think most people are just unaware

2:53 that they're infecting the environment, good or bad.

2:56 And so that's why we're here today.

2:57 And so we're going to educate people and we're going to make

3:00 them aware of things uh that that you know can conserve energy.

3:03 Here's one that I came up with and uh I'm just going to throw it out there.

3:06 Um when you're on the phone, that's energy.

3:08 Whether you're on a phone, a regular phone that's plugged in or a cell

3:11 phone or something like that, it's energy somehow.

3:13 It's it's got to be affecting something.

3:15 And so I say let's spend less time on the phone

3:18 by by shortening our our sentences and our words.

3:20 cavemen.

3:21 Uh I always go back to the cavemen, but it's true.

3:25 Uh they didn't have cell phones or phones or anything

3:27 like that, but cavemen could communicate in very very simple words.

3:31 And so when you're on the phone, just just go right to whatever it is.

3:34 Me, go store, get milk, [laughter] you know, hang up, you know,

3:38 me need new pants, go Fred Seagull, and then hang [laughter] up.

3:42 Me need shower gel, go Barney, hang up.

3:45 Just keep it short, you know.

3:46 And one thing that humans are good at, and we know that, is adapting.

3:49 we see something we learned something that was bad and we we

3:52 like for instance we learned that hairspray is bad for the ozone

3:55 layer you can't use aerosol for deodorant for hairspray anything like

3:58 that and that's why so many bands in the 80s have just disappeared

4:02 [laughter] you know we used to have your white snake your mly

4:08 crew your poison gone the most popular singers now if you've noticed

4:13 it's not a coincidence they have very little hair you have Justin

4:15 Timberlake very little hair Adam Lavine from Maroon Moon five, very little hair.

4:20 That Britney Britney was misunderstood.

4:23 She was [applause] making a statement [cheering] against the environment,

4:29 the hairspray, the damage.

4:30 [applause] Po, she's misunderstood.

4:32 The the kids these days, what they'll do.

4:34 Um, but the thing is, you have to reach the young people.

4:36 I think that's the thing.

4:37 You have to catch young people.

4:38 Now, when I was a kid, you know,

4:40 the commercial that really affected me, I didn't know that littering was bad.

4:44 I just would throw things who who knows until you learn that littering is bad.

4:47 and we had the Native American uh with the single tear running down his cheek.

4:51 I don't know if you remember that, but that's what taught

4:53 me that littering was bad because I saw the Native American crying.

4:57 And so I thought we need something like that today.

4:59 Something that's going to reach out to the young people

5:00 and spread awareness and the the idea of cons conservation.

5:04 So, um I thought of somebody who's perfect for this.

5:07 I kind of put this little thing together for you.

5:11 [music] No one wants to see Sania cry.

5:20 Don't [cheering] [applause] [cheering] we can make a difference.

5:28 [applause] Come on, kids.

5:32 Now, [applause] I'm working on it.

5:35 But if we can just figure out a way to harness the energy from dancing,

5:38 we'll save the planet.

5:40 Let's dance together, everybody.

5:42 Heat.

5:42 [cheering] [cheering] [applause] [screaming] [cheering] Heat.

6:02 [applause] [screaming] Heat up

6:07 [cheering] [applause] [cheering] [cheering] [applause] [cheering]

6:30 here.

6:35 [cheering] [applause] [cheering] [cheering] [applause] All right.

6:53 [applause] So, yeah, that was my first dance through the aisles.

6:58 Uh [cheering] [applause] I'm all right.

7:08 I'm winded, I'll tell you that.

7:10 It's going to take me a while till I can straddle the coffee table.

7:13 I uh I don't think I'm going to be doing that for a while.

7:16 Or the way I used to just take it for granted.

7:17 I'd hold myself up over the chair and then

7:19 slowly that's not going to happen for a while either.

7:22 But at least I'm I'm very grateful that I'm healing as fast as I am.

7:25 And like I said, it's our green show.

7:26 And even though uh you know,

7:28 my clothes are actually made from uh I don't know how,

7:31 but they're made without pesticides or herbicides or synthetic fertilizers.

7:35 And uh my wig is straw.

7:37 Uh so if you hear a weird noise,

7:41 uh that's cuz we have some spinners over there on bikes from Revolution Fitness.

7:44 [cheering] They're [applause] powering that monitor over there

7:49 and a couple of lights thanks to Glo Global Inheritance.

7:52 [applause] Hey, Stephanie.

7:55 Where's Stephanie?

7:56 Oh, I'm here.

7:57 I just It's hard to hear from.

7:59 I'm way over here.

8:00 So, Stephanie, you're thinking of a really good idea.

8:03 Tell people what you're trying to do with your spinning suit.

8:05 We are actually in the process right now of trying to hook up

8:07 our bikes to something like this so we can start generating our own energy.

8:11 That's a great idea.

8:13 [cheering] behind me.

8:15 [applause] These are photos uh from the show

8:18 Planet Earth that I was talking about,

8:20 and I think it's probably from the Forest uh series.

8:23 I have watched them over and over again, and they really are spectacular.

8:27 You can now buy the whole series on DVD from BBC video,

8:30 or you can go to amazon.com.

8:32 And here's how passionate I am.

8:35 I I want everyone in the We're giving you this free because [cheering]

8:41 you will love this.

8:46 [cheering] You'll love it.

8:50 [applause] Oh, you're going to love it.

8:53 It's so beautiful to watch.

8:55 And uh that's not all you're getting.

8:56 You're also getting Cameron Diaz.

8:58 You're all getting Cameron Diaz.

8:59 [cheering] All of you.

9:03 [applause]

9:04 He's [cheering] pretty.

9:07 He's very pretty and very funny and very smart.

9:09 In her new movie, Shrek the Third opens Friday.

9:11 Uh Cameron was was one of the first people to buy

9:14 the Prius hybrid and uh which I think is fantastic.

9:18 She's and it's perfect she's here today because guess what?

9:20 We're giving away that brand new Prius right

9:23 there that you're looking at [cheering] to somebody here.

9:30 [applause] [cheering] Um,

9:37 [applause] also [cheering] what would a green show be without a green expert?

9:42 Uh, Simron Sati is here and she's going to talk to us about

9:46 and she's going to give us five tips on how to live greener.

9:49 And uh, also I'm going to show you what happened when

9:51 Matt Golden from Sustainable Spaces did a green audit at my house.

9:56 And like I said, my back's feeling so much better.

9:58 Thanks to everybody who sent letters and cards.

10:00 I appreciate it so much.

10:02 Uh, as you know, I what happened?

10:04 It's a bunch of things.

10:04 I don't know what happened, but I tore a ligament and I fractured a vertebrae

10:08 and I was on bed rest for a week.

10:09 They said it was going to be a lot longer

10:11 and uh so I had audience members dancing for me.

10:14 And uh and then uh my first day walking,

10:17 I was still very tender and very gentle,

10:19 but I was walking and I had an audience dancer named Lisa Barnum,

10:22 who will always be ingrained in my brain.

10:25 Lisa, uh she went crazy.

10:27 She danced all over the place and then she tried to stand on the coffee table

10:31 and I tried to save her because she stood

10:34 on the end where there's no leverage right there.

10:37 And so I lunged forward to to help her and uh

10:40 again set myself back by by saving this girl.

10:45 And um so the next day I uh here I am recapping recapping it the next day.

10:52 I'm going to show you this in slow motion which is how it happened for me.

10:57 [screaming] [cheering] [cheering]

11:06 Now, uh, pain laughing from Lisa.

11:11 All right.

11:11 And so, because of her, I had a dance path,

11:14 uh, put in, which is on the floor right there,

11:16 to show people how to get there, and then it makes its way up.

11:20 And then I put a sign up at the coffee

11:22 table to make sure nobody would ever make that mistake again.

11:27 All because of Lisa Barnum.

11:29 [applause] So without further ado, please welcome Lisa Barnham.

11:34 [screaming] [cheering] [cheering] [music] [cheering] calm down.

11:58 All right.

12:00 Sorry.

12:00 Well, first of all, the the most important thing is,

12:02 did you have fun dancing with me?

12:04 Oh my god, I had a blast.

12:05 That was the most fun thing that has ever happened to me.

12:07 It was fun.

12:07 You lost track of time.

12:09 You were all over the place.

12:10 [laughter] Now, why would you try to step on?

12:13 Have you seen the show?

12:14 Did you know that I went around?

12:15 No.

12:16 Yeah.

12:16 I I'm a big huge fan

12:18 and I watched the show and then they were

12:21 still playing the music and I was so excited

12:24 and then you said go over the table and I remember looking

12:27 at the table and listening to you and thinking I don't know what to do.

12:33 [laughter] So, um I was excited.

12:40 So, really you were excited?

12:41 You couldn't tell.

12:43 [laughter] All right.

12:43 wanted to dance on the table.

12:45 You did.

12:45 So So you and I couldn't.

12:47 And then I felt so bad.

12:48 Yeah.

12:49 Well, you should.

12:51 You should.

12:54 I brought you here.

12:54 You know why I brought you here?

12:56 I'd like you to meet my attorneys.

12:57 Come on.

12:58 No.

12:59 [cheering] I'm so amazed for a second.

13:03 You actually You must have not put any weight once you got up there because

13:06 it's it's incredible that you actually were

13:08 up for a minute and that didn't tilt.

13:11 Yeah.

13:11 I replayed it and it didn't.

13:13 I might have had it,

13:14 but then you definitely saved me because once I would have put the other leg.

13:20 Yeah.

13:20 No, no.

13:20 I think what happened was you let go of somehow you did some

13:23 kind of weird freakish physics thing where

13:25 [laughter] you weren't really on the table.

13:27 All right.

13:28 Well, I have some t-shirts uh made for you that I that I thought All right.

13:34 And this is when I dance with the stars, the stars get hurt.

13:37 [laughter] [applause] And then Dancing with me

13:46 may cause severe [laughter] back injury.

13:49 [applause] All right.

13:53 [applause] If you mess up, I'm not helping you.

13:56 But do you know what to do now?

13:57 [laughter]

13:59 I've been practicing.

13:59 All right.

14:00 You're And then And then after this, we're going to see what happened when

14:04 we went to my house and had the green audit right after this commercial.

14:07 All right.

14:07 Do it.

14:08 But I'm not going to help you, Johnny.

14:09 Make her dance over the coffee table.

14:12 [cheering] [cheering] All right.

14:21 So, for our green show, I wanted to find out how uh green my own house was.

14:25 And so, I had energy efficiency expert Matt Golden

14:28 from Sustainable Spaces give my house a green audit.

14:31 Uh here's what happened.

14:34 Oh, hi.

14:37 I'm here at my house doing some laundry today.

14:40 You know, I try to be as energy efficient as possible [music] and uh you know,

14:44 there's always ways to to be more energy efficient.

14:47 That's that's what we're all trying to do.

14:49 So, I invited Matt Golden from Sustainable Spaces.

14:53 I'm I'm doing my part.

14:54 I'm washing my my clothes in the pool so I can and I'll just

14:59 ring those things out.

15:00 Yeah, I'll ring them out and [music] then I'll I'll hang them

15:02 to dry in a minute or I'll get somebody to do that.

15:05 I don't do that.

15:06 All right.

15:07 So, um, what do we do?

15:08 Well, first of all, what we're talking about being green is energy efficiency.

15:11 Absolutely.

15:12 But it's really also about being more comfortable in your house,

15:15 having better air quality, using less finite resources,

15:18 and it's all kind of encapsulated.

15:19 And the beautiful thing is is that when we

15:22 improve the way that our homes work as a system,

15:24 we get benefits in all those areas.

15:26 So, let's start with a kitchen, maybe.

15:28 Absolutely.

15:28 So, one of the major energy draws in a kitchen is always a refrigeration.

15:33 And that can be as much as 10% of your energy bills.

15:36 Let me ask you one quick question.

15:37 You can see we had some wine with dinner last night.

15:40 Okay.

15:40 And there was a little bit left over and we put it back in.

15:44 That's great.

15:45 Well, [music] but you're using more energy.

15:46 Should we have just finished the bottle of wine?

15:48 I think you should always finish a bottle of wine.

15:52 Okay.

15:51 I'll do it now.

15:52 What time is it?

15:53 Is it too early?

15:55 This is a gas stove.

15:57 I have always said [music] I would never cook on electrical stove

16:02 because I don't cook.

16:04 Okay.

16:04 But um is gas better than electric?

16:06 In general, gas is better than electric in that you get about

16:09 three times the heat out of the same dollars worth of gas.

16:12 The one thing always that [music] when we have combustion,

16:15 when we're burning stuff in the house is that we do have offging.

16:17 So, it's important to use that range [music] hood.

16:19 And that goes

16:19 Is that what that is?

16:20 That's what that is.

16:21 That'll that'll be pretty and I keep it clean.

16:24 Ethel, it's a range hood.

16:26 Yeah.

16:27 Yeah.

16:27 What we do is Ethel and I will just we'll

16:29 get [music] a a towel and wave it back and forth,

16:32 you know, if it's kind of smoky.

16:35 This is where I get my energy from the coffee machine.

16:39 Mhm.

16:39 But now it's plugged in.

16:40 Is that okay?

16:41 Yeah.

16:41 So, what we have in our house is we have phantom loads,

16:43 which are really plug loads.

16:44 When things even when it's not running, we [music] got a clock.

16:46 The system is actually drawing energy.

16:49 There's a lot of things that we aren't using that [music] continue to draw.

16:53 We find that, you know, we all have to have entertainment,

16:56 but sometimes we're spending a lot of money to not be entertained.

16:58 As much as a few hundred a year, like right now, we're not exactly.

17:02 And so, you can see, I mean, other than I'm talking to you.

17:04 I'm entertained.

17:05 That's got to be entertaining.

17:05 I hope everybody's [music] entertained as well.

17:07 I'm sure everyone is.

17:08 What we can see here is this is a, you know,

17:10 almost every all the equipment in the house has these little standby things.

17:13 Basically, this TV is standing by waiting for you to turn it on.

17:15 So, in the life of your average television,

17:17 75% of the energy it's [music] going to use is when it's in the standby mode.

17:20 You're not actually watching it.

17:22 If we look at actually what we have going on down here,

17:24 we have a lot of equipment that really could be on standby.

17:26 And uh you can actually feel more over here, Matt.

17:29 And I think we have some actually peaked.

17:31 I think we have some over here, too.

17:33 So, actually feel right here.

17:34 Just feel the heat that's coming out.

17:35 There's a lot of things like this amplifier

17:37 is really actually almost quite warm to the touch.

17:39 And these things can you can put them on like a power [music] strip

17:41 and just very simply turn them on and off um when they're not in use.

17:44 Let's talk to my people about that.

17:47 Let me show you what I do do.

17:49 This treadmill

17:51 is not plugged in as you notice.

17:52 That's great.

17:53 I don't keep it plugged in until I get on it and work out.

17:56 So, that's unplugged.

17:56 [music] The TV I'm not going to unplug.

17:59 Hear me out.

18:00 I know it's a lot of energy,

18:01 but if people unplug their TVs, they unplug their toos.

18:04 If they unplug their toos, they can't watch my show.

18:07 If they can't watch my show, I can't make the green.

18:09 If we're trying to go green and I'm trying to go green,

18:12 the only way I make the green is being on TV.

18:15 So, plus I help the people learn about the green.

18:17 [music] Absolutely.

18:18 So, don't unplug your toos.

18:21 [laughter]

18:21 Laundry equipment is another great way to save energy.

18:23 And you really have some great front loading washer and dryer.

18:27 And uh Thank you.

18:28 Yeah, they definitely save a lot of energy.

18:30 And the beauty is with the front loading washer,

18:31 we actually use a lot less water in the system because of the way that it spins.

18:35 You don't need to fill a whole tub up with water.

18:37 Did not know that.

18:37 And uh it actually ends up cleaning your clothes better.

18:40 So, this is another example of where you get energy efficiency,

18:42 but you can also get cleaner clothes and save energy.

18:45 This is just sheets.

18:46 Obviously, I have to do sheets like this.

18:48 When I when I do uh clothes, either I do them in the pool,

18:53 I swim with dirty clothes, which it's I get exercise and I'm cleaning.

18:57 And sometimes I'll take my dirty dishes in the shower.

19:02 This is how I dry my gloves.

19:03 If I'm out for the evening and, you know, they get soiled or something,

19:07 I'm out with Diane Keaton, for instance, maybe having pizza,

19:10 then I just dry my gloves on there.

19:13 One of the things that's really important is what

19:15 when we have a new child coming into the house,

19:17 one thing everybody does is it's time to create the [music] baby room.

19:20 And so what are we doing?

19:21 We're painting.

19:22 We're buying new carpeting, new baby toys, bringing plastics [music] in.

19:26 And so it's a time it's really a great

19:27 time for people to think about using stuff that off

19:30 gas is less chemicals cuz that that new

19:32 that new smell that you get from carpeting and stuff,

19:34 that's actually chemicals that are coming off the carpeting.

19:36 Not good for a new baby.

19:38 Particularly not good for a new baby.

19:39 We'll put that on our website then for the kind of paint.

19:41 That's really important.

19:43 So, in general, we went through your house today and you're really doing great.

19:46 That's what we try to do.

19:47 All right.

19:48 You've taught us a lot and I appreciate it.

19:51 And [music] uh can someone pull my Hummer around?

19:54 [laughter] No.

19:56 So, everybody should and if you can drive a car that's a hybrid.

20:00 Abs.

20:00 Well, hybrids are great and [music] drive less if

20:02 you can and really just take some small steps.

20:05 You don't have to change your whole life.

20:06 Little things make a difference.

20:08 This is a world [music] problem that we can all have an impact on.

20:11 Great.

20:12 All right.

20:13 Thank you so much.

20:14 Thank you very much for having us.

20:17 [applause] Thank you, Matt.

20:19 For more green tips, visit our website.

20:21 We'll be right back with Cameron Diaz after this.

20:23 Don't go away.

20:24 All right.

20:24 Our first guest stars in one

20:26 of the most highly anticipated movies of the summer,

20:28 Shrek the Third, which opens Friday.

20:30 Please welcome back my friend Cameron Diaz.

20:33 [cheering] [cheering]

20:48 kind of matching.

20:49 You [cheering] do.

20:50 It's fun.

20:51 Kind of.

20:52 [applause]

20:53 We did not coordinate our outfits today.

20:55 We did not coordinate, but we kind of look like we kind of go together

20:58 in the same family.

20:59 In the camel family.

21:01 Yes.

21:00 And I haven't seen you in in a in a while.

21:02 No.

21:03 So, since we have seen each other.

21:04 Yes.

21:05 Uh, a lot has happened.

21:08 Yes.

21:07 The thing that I have to bring up.

21:10 Of course you do.

21:10 All right.

21:11 You have to.

21:11 All right.

21:12 [laughter]

21:13 So, bring it on up.

21:14 All right.

21:16 You're blonde again.

21:17 I know.

21:17 So, that's uh Yeah.

21:19 [cheering] [applause]

21:23 You went dark.

21:24 Yes.

21:24 And and did you like that or did you do that for a reason or

21:28 you know I just I I love being a brunette

21:31 and um so I just it was one of those things

21:33 where I was like okay as soon as I'm done

21:35 working I'm going to do my hair dye my hair again

21:37 and I did and then I got really dark and then I moved it up

21:40 to a lovely light brown that I was

21:42 really happy with and I went in for highlights

21:45 and uh you know just kind of couple too extra

21:48 too many drops of bleach and I ended up blonde again.

21:51 But I'm happy to be back blonde I think.

21:53 Seriously.

21:53 Okay, so we're But let's [laughter]

21:56 let's talk about it.

21:58 Yeah.

21:57 You got your nose fixed.

21:58 That's right.

21:59 All right.

21:59 So,

22:00 I did.

22:00 I did finally breathe.

22:02 You because the because of the surfing accident, right?

22:04 Yeah.

22:04 Well, the four times that I broke my nose,

22:06 the third the fourth one kind of just did me in.

22:09 You didn't fix them the first three?

22:11 No.

22:11 They're asking you to pull up your shirt.

22:13 Oh, excuse them.

22:16 Yeah.

22:16 Thank you.

22:16 [laughter] I wasn't going to do

22:18 I was I I went through so many foolproofs on this, too.

22:20 It's not going to happen.

22:21 It ain't going to fall out.

22:22 I promise.

22:23 You didn't you didn't use the double stick tape, did you?

22:25 I hate double stick tape.

22:26 You can always see double stick tape.

22:28 Well, we we saw something else.

22:29 [laughter] True.

22:33 [cheering and applause] True that.

22:34 Sorry about it.

22:35 Just don't no zooming.

22:36 Okay, that's all right.

22:36 No, we'll just edit that part [laughter] out.

22:39 All right.

22:39 Um, you see, I never have that fear with the way I dress.

22:46 I never have to worry about that.

22:47 [laughter]

22:48 As I was walking out the door, they also told me, "Keep your legs closed." Yeah.

22:52 I was like, "All right." Well, speaking of legs, Victoria's Secret sexiest legs,

22:57 you just got sexiest legs.

22:59 I did.

23:02 [applause]

23:03 I'll tell you, it's one of those things like if people when I was a kid,

23:06 if somebody told me that I was going to get that award when I grew up,

23:09 I would have just like there's nothing on this planet that I would have ever

23:13 You didn't have great legs growing up.

23:14 When you

23:14 I had skinny little stick legs that did nothing

23:17 but carry me from one place to the next.

23:19 Nobody had any interest in them.

23:21 So, see, you you never know, kids.

23:24 You never know what what it what will happen to your

23:27 what you're going to grow up into, what you're going to blossom into.

23:30 Just never know.

23:31 All right.

23:31 So, let's really talk about it.

23:32 Okay, let's do it.

23:33 All right.

23:33 So, you and Justin broke up,

23:35 which was very sad and very depressing for a lot of us.

23:38 I think that I'm sorry.

23:40 I know.

23:40 It hurt.

23:41 It hurt me.

23:41 I You know what, though?

23:42 We can still play poker.

23:43 All right.

23:44 We just You'll still take my money.

23:45 Still Yeah.

23:46 [laughter] So, so now,

23:48 but you must be friends because I have not seen the pictures,

23:52 but everybody's saying at the at the premiere,

23:54 you and Justin saw each other and it was huge news that he came over

23:58 and kissed you on the cheek and everybody

24:00 went nuts and that's the that's the moment.

24:02 There it is.

24:05 Wow.

24:04 It's so It's Yeah, I I love how people just

24:06 expect people when you break up to just hate each other.

24:10 But you know the great the great thing is

24:12 that um Justin and I have lived extraordinary lives

24:15 and um we had a a wonderful opportunity to live

24:19 an extraordinary life together for a period of time.

24:22 And now

24:23 we live an extraordinary life, not the same way together,

24:26 but we're still in each other's lives in that way

24:28 that you know when you care about somebody,

24:30 you just want them to be happy.

24:32 And that's what we both are now.

24:34 So it's great.

24:35 So you're happy and he's happy and y'all are That's great.

24:37 I'm Life is amazing.

24:39 There's nothing not to be happy about.

24:41 I'm glad.

24:41 I'm I'm glad to hear that cuz you're a good person and you're a sweet person.

24:45 I like you.

24:45 Oh, now I just touched my own hand.

24:47 Awkward.

24:48 [laughter] It was weird cuz you touched my hand then you pulled

24:50 it away so fast I went like this to my own hand.

24:52 [laughter] It was soft, wasn't it?

24:55 It was really soft.

24:57 Yeah.

24:59 All right.

24:59 Share share some tips.

25:00 I You know, how did you First of all, let's talk about the Prius.

25:03 How did you find out so early on about the Prius?

25:06 You know, it was one of those things where I was just I had a car for like

25:09 seven years that I I get attached to things and I had a car and I was just like,

25:13 "Okay, finally now now I'm going to like I I I want a new car." So,

25:17 I started looking around, looked at the Mercedes, looked at the BMW.

25:20 I was like, "I'm going to get me a you know,

25:22 a nice appropriate car for myself." And somebody said,

25:25 "Um, you know, there's this new hybrid

25:28 coming out." And they hadn't been out yet.

25:29 And it sort of everybody was talking about it.

25:31 And I started becoming more aware about the environment.

25:34 And I just I said, "Well,

25:35 that sounds like a great option." And I went and I drove it and I

25:38 loved it and I just bought it and I've been thrilled with it ever since.

25:41 It's my favorite.

25:42 The same one that you bought?

25:43 No, I've had like five of them.

25:45 Yeah.

25:45 [laughter] Yeah.

25:46 I Everybody in the family has a new Prius.

25:49 All right.

25:49 So, uh you're going to stick around and help

25:51 me give away the Prius later in the show, right?

25:54 Yes.

25:54 Will you?

25:56 Absolutely.

25:56 All right.

25:56 We're going to take a break.

25:56 We're going to talk about uh Shrek the Third and uh we'll be right back.

26:00 We're back with Karen Diaz.

26:02 [applause] That's uh Shrek the Third and uh

26:04 so Princess Fiona is uh she's pregnant.

26:06 She's knocked up.

26:07 Yep.

26:07 Knocked up.

26:09 So that means it it looks like there would be a Shrek four

26:12 because there'd be babies and five and I'm kind of sec I feel secure.

26:16 They can't really knock off a Fiona yet.

26:20 Knock off but not knock off but not knock off.

26:22 So I might just be a part of the fourth one.

26:24 So because it is the best gig in the world, right?

26:27 Absolutely the best.

26:27 I I feel like I hit the lottery in so many ways.

26:30 Yeah.

26:30 But, you know, I mean,

26:31 the job for us as actors in this film really is the promotion part of it,

26:35 which, you know, is is sort of the job of every film you do,

26:39 going out there and trying to sell it.

26:40 But I love so much talking about this film.

26:43 I love it because it means so much to people

26:45 and people are they just want to see it.

26:48 They they can't wait for it.

26:49 So, it really is already I'm not selling this movie.

26:51 I'm just talking about it.

26:52 I heard it was amazing.

26:53 I heard it was great.

26:53 So, that's that's exciting.

26:55 All right.

26:55 And then so you have a doll now that's out

26:58 and that so it's kind of people have a ch uh Fiona

27:03 they have a choice of being uh the Fiona that the before right

27:07 and the the this Fiona right

27:09 all right just real quickly let's uh let let's because you have

27:13 a great tip for everybody that they can help out with water.

27:16 Yes.

27:16 Um this is the coolest thing we we talk

27:19 about in sort of the green movement that if

27:21 you just change one habit um then what what the effect of it is what you give

27:26 back to the earth and um if if everyone

27:29 in this audience turned off their water while they

27:31 were brushing their teeth we would save in one

27:34 year a half a million uh gallons of water.

27:37 So basically what you're saying is make

27:39 a little sticky note and say turn off water,

27:42 put it at eye level.

27:43 So when you're brushing your teeth to change the habit,

27:46 you just look at that and you go,

27:48 "Oh yeah, turn off the water." Or even don't turn it on all the way.

27:50 Like halfway on is even better.

27:52 I do it when I'm in the shower as I'm like lathering or something.

27:54 I keep it off

27:55 and then back on.

27:57 Yeah.

27:57 When I shave these great Victoria Secret legs.

27:59 The sexy legs that you have.

28:02 I always run the water to shave.

28:04 All right.

28:05 [laughter] If you want sexy legs like Cameron, turn off the water.

28:10 All right.

28:10 Uh, you can catch Cameron in Shrek the Third, which opens on Friday.

28:15 And, uh, by the way, everybody in the audience is getting the dolls.

28:18 [cheering] [applause] When we come back,

28:24 [cheering] Simi will give us some green tips.

28:26 Don't go away.

28:27 Our next guest is an environmental expert who's here to share

28:30 some simple tips on how we can all lead greener lives.

28:33 Please welcome Sim Sayi.

28:36 Sim.

28:36 [cheering] [applause]

28:38 Yeah.

28:38 Sim.

28:39 Sim.

28:39 Have I been saying Sim?

28:41 No.

28:41 You said every time.

28:43 I hope I did.

28:44 All right.

28:44 Teach us some uh everybody gets this choice.

28:47 Paper or plastic.

28:48 And uh every time they hit the grocery store, they get this choice.

28:50 I'm a person who adheres to the Bob philosophy.

28:53 In this case, I mean bring your own bag.

28:55 Um basically what happens with plastic is globally

28:57 we're using about a million plastic bags a minute.

29:00 And these things don't go away.

29:02 What a lot of people don't realize is

29:03 that plastic bags are petroleum based for the most part.

29:06 So that's part of this sort of addiction to oil that we have.

29:08 And when they when we put them in landfills, they don't biodegrade.

29:11 They photograde into smaller and smaller pieces.

29:13 Animals eat them, fish eat them, chemicals leech out of them,

29:16 and then we end up consuming them because we eat those animals

29:19 or we drink the water and they end up right back in us.

29:21 So all right.

29:22 So everybody, I think kind of knows.

29:24 So they think that the right choice is to say paper.

29:26 But right, but most of these paper bags

29:29 are actually made from what we call virgin trees,

29:30 which means that we're chopping trees down just to make

29:32 a paper bag that we're going to throw away.

29:34 So that doesn't make sense.

29:35 How many How many trees are we chopping down?

29:37 We're chopping down I mean depending on how you

29:38 know where we're going and where we're looking at.

29:40 We're chopping down millions and millions of trees

29:41 a year for these for these bags.

29:43 For these bags

29:44 and all we have to do is buy bags from a store

29:46 and bring our own bags so we don't keep doing this.

29:49 Bob, this is a great option.

29:50 This one, this canvas bag comes from Whole Foods,

29:52 but you can buy canvas bags anywhere.

29:54 You can rewash them, reuse them.

29:55 and they're easy to carry and many grocery stores

29:57 will actually give you money back for using them, right?

29:59 Uh so plastic that never goes away is

30:01 something that we also find with with plastic bottles.

30:03 Another place where you can bob.

30:04 I say bring your own reusable bottles with you.

30:07 And what people don't realize is that um most of the water or 40%

30:11 rather of the bottled water that we use actually comes from municipal sources,

30:15 which means it's basically tap water.

30:17 And as you and Cameron were talking about,

30:18 like we have a limited amount of water.

30:20 We turn on the tap, we think it's going to last forever.

30:21 There are so many places in the world

30:23 where people don't have access to clean drinking water.

30:25 Pure makes a really good uh uh filter that you can put on your tap.

30:28 This will cost about onetenth the price of actually

30:30 drinking bottled water and then put it in here.

30:33 This is a 100% aluminum bottle from Sig.

30:35 I love this is the bottle I use at the gym.

30:37 Lightweight as you can tell.

30:38 Um a little noisy.

30:39 Um and the great thing is it doesn't

30:41 leech any chemicals because you'll find plastic bottles

30:43 as well that you see that you can use over and over again, but they leech.

30:46 Some of them leech a chemical called bisphenol

30:48 A which is known to damage our endocrine system.

30:50 So this is aluminum.

30:51 You can recycle it over and over again.

30:52 It's a great option and you could when you taste plastic.

30:55 If you're drinking water and you taste plastic, it is bad.

30:58 All right.

30:58 So, and this is what we should be using on our homes.

31:02 Exactly.

31:02 You want clean to smell like clean.

31:03 A lot of people now think that clean is the smell of chlorine,

31:06 the smell of ammonia, lemons.

31:08 You're supposed to be lemony fresh.

31:10 Exactly.

31:10 Or pine fresh.

31:11 Yes.

31:11 Right.

31:11 Um clean is is not a smell.

31:14 And what we want to look

31:14 for in our cleaning products are non-toxic cleaning products.

31:17 These are by Seventh Generation.

31:18 The the key to cleaning products products is

31:20 you want to make sure that they work.

31:21 um Seventh Generation products work.

31:23 I think they're great and they're all plant-based and non-toxic.

31:26 All the the um household cleaners that we

31:28 see actually aren't required to post their ingredients.

31:30 So, we don't know what we're getting.

31:31 We may be getting volatile organic compounds, other carcinogens, um you know,

31:36 phosphates that end up again once they rinse down the drain,

31:38 they end up right back in our water supply and in our streams.

31:40 And not only not only that, but not we're we're we're smelling it.

31:44 We're inhaling it.

31:45 A lot of kids have asthma now that more

31:47 asthma cases and our little animals are walking

31:50 on the floor or the counters and they're licking

31:52 their paws and they're getting the chemicals in their bodies.

31:54 So for the animals and for our own good.

31:57 Our our spinners over there.

31:58 We have spinners and in the riff wrap

32:00 room and y'all have been going the entire time.

32:02 I can't believe it.

32:03 Y'all are [applause] Yeah.

32:08 Are they running this or No.

32:09 No.

32:10 All right.

32:10 I wish they were running this.

32:12 We're running out of time.

32:12 So let's talk about these.

32:14 These are compact fluorescent light bulbs.

32:15 Energy Star is what you want to look for in your light bulbs.

32:18 Um, we we tend to use really inefficient incandescent bulbs.

32:21 Uh, they they actually are are burn 80 to 90% heat.

32:25 They're really inefficient.

32:26 And these are what we want to look for.

32:27 We want to look for products that are going to reduce the amount

32:29 of energy that we're actually using so we can save our carbon.

32:32 So, um, they're more expensive initially,

32:34 but they last a lot longer and they give off the same light.

32:37 Everything they give off the same light as you can see.

32:39 Over the life of one of these 60 watt bulbs,

32:41 you're actually going to save about $30.

32:43 And if everybody in America just swapped out one bulb,

32:45 it would be the equivalent of taking 800,000 cars off the road.

32:49 So, a big change.

32:50 One bulb.

32:50 If we all just changed one bulb, much less if we if we all did more than that.

32:56 Exactly.

32:56 Exactly.

32:57 All right.

32:57 Uh I want to uh That's it, right?

32:59 I don't want to I don't want to interrupt, but uh I I'm looking at y'all.

33:02 You You're really This is worse than getting blank.

33:05 [laughter] All right.

33:07 You can go find out more information on these great

33:09 tips and many more by logging on to our website.

33:12 Uh to get everybody started here today, let me tell you what we're doing.

33:15 The Whole Foods reusable shopping tote bag

33:17 and Whole Foods uh gift card worth $100.

33:20 You're also getting everything we just talked about just now.

33:26 And [cheering] he's going to show us one more tip a little later in the show.

33:31 We're going to find out who's going to win the Prius.

33:32 [cheering] When we come back, don't go away.

33:34 All right, time to find out who our two finalists are in the Prius giveaway.

33:37 Andy, bring out the big hat.

33:40 [cheering] [applause] All right, can you hear your name?

33:50 Run on down here.

33:52 Amy Preston Gail, come on down.

33:56 [cheering] [applause] Hi, Amy Preston Gale.

34:01 All right.

34:02 [applause] Yolanda Teagle Teagel.

34:06 [cheering] All right.

34:08 [applause] This is Cameron Diaz, everybody.

34:13 Hi.

34:14 Nice to meet you.

34:16 And where do you live?

34:16 I live in Austin.

34:17 Austin.

34:18 What do you do?

34:18 I stay at home with my four and a half-year-old daughter.

34:20 Uhhuh.

34:21 What's her name?

34:22 Quinn.

34:22 Hala.

34:24 Hala.

34:23 All right.

34:24 She loves you, by the way.

34:25 I love her.

34:26 And what do you do?

34:26 And where do you live?

34:27 I'm from Maryland.

34:28 Laurel, Maryland.

34:29 and I'm a social worker.

34:30 And I give a shout out to my little son, Miles, who's 10 months old.

34:33 Hello, Miles.

34:34 And my husband, [cheering] Tim.

34:36 Hi, Tim.

34:37 [applause] All right.

34:38 You're each going to be asked a question based

34:39 on the information that Simron uh told us just just moments ago.

34:43 So, you you've got to remember it.

34:44 I'm sure you do.

34:45 And whoever gets the question right is going to win the car.

34:48 If you both get them right, then there's going to be a tiebreaker.

34:51 All right.

34:52 All right.

34:52 This is the first question.

34:53 I will hand you the mic.

34:55 Uh, which is better for the environment, paper or plastic bags?

34:58 paper.

34:59 Well, neither.

35:01 Well, neither.

35:01 What's the answer?

35:03 Paper.

35:03 The answer was neither.

35:04 You're supposed to bring your reusable cloth bag.

35:07 [laughter] Yeah.

35:08 No.

35:09 I gave you another chance.

35:10 I said, "All right, Yolanda.

35:13 Uh, if you get this right, you win the Prius." It's exciting.

35:17 What is the name of the environmentally

35:19 friendly cleaning products that we showed you?

35:24 [laughter] She's like, "Where?

35:25 Where are they?" here.

35:28 What were you two doing during that segment?

35:30 [laughter] While we were talking, you were dancing.

35:34 Yes.

35:34 All right.

35:35 There's going to be a tiebreaker.

35:36 You You should be ashamed of yourselves, both of you.

35:40 Everybody's out there going, "I don't have a Prius right now." All right.

35:44 All right.

35:44 So, Cameron, you're going to tell them what to do over here, right?

35:46 Okay, ladies.

35:47 You're going to come over here and um you'll stand here.

35:51 One behind each leg.

35:52 Stand here behind each leg.

35:53 And whoever turns on the lamp, whatever light,

35:55 which one the light turns on, that's the person who uh wins the Prius.

36:00 So if your lamp turns on, you win a Prius.

36:02 And we don't know which one is going to turn on.

36:04 So we didn't set anybody any idea.

36:06 All right.

36:07 Uh so I guess turn on the light and see which one turns on.

36:12 [cheering] [applause] Hold [cheering] [cheering] [applause] on.

36:34 [cheering] Hold on one second.

36:39 [applause] Let me let me tell you about the Prius first,

36:42 and you're not going away empty-handed.

36:44 The Prius is the bestselling hybrid vehicle in the country.

36:46 They have been hard to get,

36:47 but now they're available at Toyota dealers across the country.

36:50 They're affordable.

36:51 They're starting at just over $22,000.

36:53 Hybrids are great for the environment.

36:55 And look what you're going to get.

36:56 You're going to get uh thanks to our friends at Delta Airlines,

36:59 you've won two roundtrip tickets to Cancun, Mexico.

37:02 [cheering] You guys are going to spend five

37:05 days [applause] and four nights at Me Cancun.

37:07 It's supposed to be nice.

37:08 It's a new one.

37:09 Uh it's a modern beach resort with lots of great

37:11 restaurants and uh one of the largest infinity pools in Mexico.

37:14 So, you can't go wrong there.

37:15 Thank you so much.

37:16 All right.

37:16 You're welcome.

37:17 I'm glad you're back.

37:18 All right.

37:19 Thank you.

37:19 [applause] All right.

37:20 We'll be right back.

37:21 Don't go away.

37:22 One more tip from Simron.

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37:35 Very important to do.

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37:42 And also, um, these are some of my favorite green shoes.

37:45 The the jeans I'm wearing and the shoes that I'm wearing are from Simple.

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37:58 [cheering] [cheering] All right.

38:08 I want to thank my guest, Cameron Dia, Sim Run.

38:11 Hey, the spinners from the Revolution Fitness, Matt Baldm and Lisa Barnum.

38:16 Tomorrow, Antonio Banderas will be here.

38:19 I'll see you then.

38:19 Bye-bye, everybody.