11/07/2016 The One Show

Hello, and welcome to tonight's One Show with Alex Jones.

On the day we've found out which lady has come first

in the race to Number Ten - we're joined by a American star

She's the first lady of comedy, the first lady of the talk show

and here she is dancing with the actual First Lady.

Please welcome, Ellen DeGeneres. Hello! Have a seat. Yes, welcome.

That was a tiny dance move there. Sitting on a shell, is that normal?

We normally have a cream sofa but because of Finding Dory we thought

we'd have that. It's kind of scary. I hope I don't clamour up! On a talk

show. Very good. Thank you. How on earth did you get Michelle Obama to

do that? I don't force people to dance, they come on the show and

they dance because they want to. It looked quite choreographed. Was it

the one where we were doing the same thing? It was a get moving campaign.

They learn this dance routine. She had two months to learn it, I had an

hour. You couldn't tell. She's very competitive so she had a chance to

show me. This is comfortable, I have to get one for my house. We know you

are a big fan of tennis and we can't go any further congratulating Andy

Murray. He partied hard after his win, as you would. Finishing at six

o'clock this morning. The last thing he wanted was a television presenter

wanting to fire questions at him at 10am. So that's what I did.

COMMENTATOR: Straight sets! Huge congratulations. Double Wimbledon

champion, how does it feel? It feels great. I have enjoyed this one more

than the last one. I never expected to win once, never mind twice so it

was a good day. We watched you play John Millman. A brilliant match. On

the same afternoon, Djokovic went out of the tournament. Was there a

secret fist pump moment? I personally wasn't. I think my

coaches were... It might have been nice to play him in the final

because you are good mates. I get on well with him but he is not easy to

play. He is one of the best players of all time. I'll take it regardless

of who I play in the final. A lot of tears yesterday, as you'd expect. In

the pub where everyone was watching you win. An amazing moment and a bit

of emotion from you, as well. Is that to do with becoming a father,

is it a softer side of you? I've always been pretty emotional. I

don't often put it in front of the cameras. But, you know, I've played

much better tennis since I became a father which bodes well for the

future. Obviously, becoming a dad gives you very different perspective

on life. I've been travelling my whole life but I never get homesick

but I'm away from her for a feud dates, that's hard. How your mum?

She's good. I saw her this morning for 20 minutes with my ground. Have

you met her a few times? She's lovely. Isn't she? I'm biased, of

course. I can't remember what she said after the match. It was quite

high pitched. Screeching something at me but I can't remember exactly

what it was. Hopefully you can have a couple of days with Kim and Soviet

and we can go back onto BBC One because we were pushed onto BBC Two.

You keep going over to seven o'clock. Any quick message of

apology for the viewers? I'm sorry for all The One Show viewers. I

apologise for that. We're very proud of you. Hi five. Come on! APPLAUSE

It was such an honour to have a chat with him this morning. It was

incredible to watch it. You were there, went you? It was a Jew of

mind to go to Wimbledon for ever. The timing of the Premier this time

was ideal so I went to Serena's match on Saturday and then I was at

Andy's match on Sunday and it was unbelievable. You were in the Royal

box on Sunday. We have footage of you with Serena. This is like the

greenroom. She had just won. She was going down the line and she said, I

had no idea that you were here. Have you met her before? Yes. I love her.

This picture has been doing the rounds of Andy in the ice bath after

the match. That's what I do every day after my show. I get in an ice

bath. We often ask our viewers to send in pictures of themselves. And

they will. The challenge is to recreate that very image. Keep it

clean. We will look at your best recreations of Andy's ice bat and

trophy holding later. Fill your bath with the ice in your freezer. Keep

your clothes on, get a good prop. Do they win something? To sit in ice?

They just get on TV. You really have to want to be on television to sit

in a bathtub of eyes. We will be inundated tonight. 13 years since

Finding Nemo. You were rooting for the next one to come out and it is

all about your character, Dory. Everybody was rooting for it. I just

had a talk show and a platform to raise it. I was watching Toy Story,

cars, Shrek. It was about Shreck 12 by the time I got this. It wasn't

just me. Anybody who wants to see Finding Nemo, also wants to see

this. I'm thrilled. Finding Dory is all about your character. Finding

Dory, given as a synopsis? Finding Dory is a journey to find home. She

is trying to figure out, she remembers for a brief moment that

she has a family, she had parents and what happened to them. What

happened to her and she got lost and how long has she been gone? Where

did she come from? It is her with short-term memory loss trying to

piece together where she came from and how to get back there. It's

really funny and clever and it's heart-warming because it's about

finding home. Let's have a look at the moment after Dory realises that

mum and dad are out there. My parents, I remember them. I remember

my mum, my dad. I have a family. They don't know where I am. No! This

is crazy. Where are you trying to go? To the Baltic? California?

California is all across the ocean. Every time we are on the edge of the

reef, one of ours is trying to leave. Can't we just enjoy the view?

How can you talk about the view when I remembered my family for? APPLAUSE

It's charming. Many people won't remember that Dory was created for

you as a character. You inspired the character. I don't know if it is a

condiment. He heard my voice when he was coming up with this character.

He was trying to write the character with short-term memory loss but

thought it would be annoying to repeat the same thing over again. It

was when my sitcom was on the air and he heard my voice and I changed

subjects several times within 30 seconds. It's what I started doing

in stand-up. So, he decided I was going to be Dory. He read the

character for me. How important was it for you to strike the balance

between comedy and the emotion. There is real emotion in there. The

first one was more comedic that this has a lot more emotion in it. It's

very touching. It was pretty easy for me to cry when it was time to

cry because, you know, when you just read those words on the page of what

is happening, even though I didn't see... They made the movie after I

recorded it. It took three years to make the movie so throughout that

time I am reading in a studio and not seeing anything but when he is

describing that emotional moment that... I don't want to give

anything away... It was so touching to be to describe what was

happening. I think anybody would. If I didn't really cry, then Dory is

not crying. Then everyone is looking at a movie with fish going, I don't

care! They have to really care about the fish like the fish is a person.

Putting those emotions to it. It was challenging, fun and creative. I'm

delighted that the whale voice was back. And Frank, the new one.

Finding Dory is in cinemas from July 29th. When Andrea Leadsom pulled out

of the Conservative leadership race, it left it wide open for Theresa May

to take the top job. Well she will become the second female Prime

Minister, some women are being cut out of politics altogether because

of a Technicolor tea. We will find out why. Mehala and her son have a

big morning ahead of. Them Mehala is heading to vote. While many others

take voting for granted, for Mehala it's a big step forwards. When

Mehala escaped domestic abuse and fled to a safe house, like the rest

of the women there, she had to keep her address as secret for her own

protection. So, she didn't go on the electoral roll so she lost her right

to vote. Official figures so at least one in four women across

Britain has experienced domestic violence. As the electoral roll is

publicly accessible, people who leave abusive partners and move into

refuges are advised not to join the role. Now, Mehala says she is no

longer at risk and has invited her -- others to her home. I've always

voted and the thought of not being able to was quite upsetting. The day

I went to vote, I cried. It meant that much to you? There are

provisions for people at risk to register anonymously that Mehala

says it is almost impossible to qualify because it requires legal

documents. I had reported it to the police once but didn't press charges

which is the case for a lot of people who suffer domestic abuse. A

lot of people flee without tagging anyone else. Not having evidence

meant I couldn't be signed off so I couldn't register anonymously. --

telling anyone. A supporting letter from a senior public official will

be considered but it is even tougher to get. This is the evidence request

that you need to have. Police officer above the rank of

superintendent. Director-general of the security services of the

National crime agency. That is a big ask, I suspect. Director of adult

social services or children's services. These people are so high

up it is almost impossible for people to contact them. In a refuge

across town I am eating a woman who after six months in a safe houses

getting used to living without a vote. Having already given up her

home and everything in it she feels it is unfair that she has lost a

right to have her vote counted. I felt like my rights had been removed

from me because I didn't want people making decisions on my behalf. If

people didn't do the right thing, I'd be gutted. For Mehala there's a

simple solution. She's calling on the electoral commission to add to

the list of people able to sign letters of unity. We are getting a

lot of support, almost 20,000 signatures.

Polly Neate of Women's Aid said something has to change for the

thousands of women living in refuges in the UK. It needs to be much more

straightforward for women fleeing domestic abuse to achieve anonymous

registration. Basically, they should be given on the word of someone

providing specialist support, a specialist domestic abuse service

like a refuge or an outreach service. Meanwhile, Mehala was

looking forward to joining the rest of us at the polling booths for the

EU referendum. Good luck! Thank you. I am really excited to be voting

today. We did it, yes, very straightforward. Exactly how it

should be. Perfect. I feel quite liberated and empowered that I do

have my say again and that my life has restarted. It is a personal

victory for me that I have had my vote so feeling very happy.

You have been through enough and then lose the right to vote. The

Electoral Commission have been in touch to say they would welcome any

of your feedback to see if they can change the system. It has been a

momentous year for women in politics. We are about to have our

second female Prime Minister into its six years, and the US may end up

with the first-ever female president. What difference, if any,

do you think a woman can make to leading a country? First of all,

especially in this election, she would make a big difference. You

cannot say she may, she must. She must win, or else, we are all in

trouble! And she is great. She is smart and she has got the experience

and she has got ill and he is as smart as they come. -- she has got

Bill. Forget her gender, just her qualifications are enough. Will it

be a big deal if she is the first female president? Of course. And it

is about time. I don't know why to such big deal. For a woman to make a

big deal out of anything, it is just crazy. Gender should not come into

play with anything. If you are experienced, you should be in the

job. It is crazy that people think it is about time for a woman, it has

always been time for a woman. Why is that less than a man?

Absolutely. Early on, we asked you to recreate pictures of Andy Murray

in his ice bath holding up the trophy. Ellen, you wondered if we

would get anything. This is David in the bath with we think a sherry. He

looks like he's having the time of his life! Rob has sent in this

picture of him recreating Andy Murray. Is that real, that Tracy?

None of that is real. It is a good effort. Now, we were racking our

brains to see if there was anything that could make Wimbledon any

better. But we think we have come up with the answer, what about all

dogs? -- ball dogs. We sent Angela Rippon in two find out.

One tennis legend, two dogs and not a ball boy in sight. As the tennis

season gets into full swing, many of us are inspired to put on our whites

and pick up our racket. What about man's best friend, the dog? What if

he wants to get involved? Bill in three sets would be a challenge for

even the most athletic of dogs. But what about a canine ball boy? Every

year Wimbledon receives hundreds of applications for ball boys. Could a

couple of highly trained dogs put their jobs at risk? To find out, we

will put two dogs to the test in match conditions at the Wimbledon

club. We need to train up our pups, Spaniel Barral and Labrador Peel.

One of the first challenges was keeping the dogs' if you see as in

check. The first thing we taught there was to have some control. When

the ball is in play we do not want them running in and grabbing the

ball in midair. We had to train them to sit and wait until the ball goes

into the net and then give them the queue to go and get the ball. For

one dog, that is much easier than others. Teal the Labrador is the

teacher's pet. And then there is beryl. She does what she fancies

doing. The risk is on the day she might end up doing a lap of honour

around the court with the ball in her mouth. Five weeks later it is

match day but are the dogs match fit? Sarah, you had been busy

training the dogs. How will they do? This is an amazing thing we have

been doing. I hope they won't be overawed by the environment. With

preparation time over, I make my way onto the courts. It is not only the

dogs who will be feeling the pressure. Are you nervous, Angela?

Nervous? Why would I be? This is not about the tennis, it is about the

dogs. As for my opponent, how good can she be?

Good does not cut it. I give you... Martina Navratilova. With 15 grand

slams including nine Wimbledon titles, she is one of the sport's

all-time greats. Why did you want to come and play this match? I am

always up for innovation. We have dogs at home but when they pick up

the ball they run away with it so we will see if they give it back! What

are you expecting today? I am expecting speed. Could this be the

end of ball boys and ball girls at big matches like Wimbledon? It is

interesting, we will see what happens. Give it a go! The time for

talking is truly over. All dogs, your time is now. --

come on, Angela. I expected a lot worse. Teal is up first and she made

a clean collection. There is the squeezing, put it in the basket,

excellent. Putting the site meant to one side, it is now beryl who

returns it cleanly. Good! Look at it! Now what? Two balls. Two at the

same time? That is the problem, they run away. It is beryl who once again

comes in with a clean sweep. Winner! Excellent! And the dog gets it. Good

job. Thank you! They are certainly fast and definitely keen. I think on

their performance today our ball dogs could do well on court.

Accepted someone serves like yesterday, 140 mph and all that dog

spit? That is not nice. Ellen, you have got dogs. How disciplined are

yours? Could you imagine them doing that? They do go on the court and

they love training. Don not able to play. That is Auggie and Wolf. Kid

is the newest one. He is just stupid. That is ridiculous, isn't

he? He's gorgeous. That is nice to hear. Of all the things on the One

Show tonight, that is the thing you will take away, ball dogs. Yes, that

is nice. Let's talk about the Ellen DeGeneres show. One of the most

watched shows in the United States. Is it right you have had 8 billion

YouTube hits? It could be right. I don't know. And you have won 50 MES

macro. When did you realise the show was absolutely massive because it

has been popular since it started -- you have won 50 Emmys. I was up

against Oprah. She is popular. When she decided to retire I was like,

yes! She is my friend. It certainly opened up a bigger audience because

there were a lot of people who liked her and me. We were on at the same

time. Once she left we gained more of an audience. And then our social

media platform has grown tremendously, which gets off a lot

more viewers and we launched Elland tube and we keep getting new

viewers. It has been a nice gradual build. It has been great. You try

and get those hits online? Yes, because we are forming a digital

network. We want to be not only on television for people who watch

television, or for when people don't have time and they just want to

watch snippets like Justin Bieber, they can go on to Ellentube. As

great as YouTube is they might put something like ball dogs and

something else comes up! We wanted a safe place for everybody to watch

videos which are funny and family friendly. We were delighted when it

came to the UK, thanks to James Corden because he campaigned. Our

favourite section is when you scare your guests. This is a brilliant

example with Taylor Swift. LAUGHTER

'S we should definitely incorporate that! Starts now, everyone opens

their bathroom door slowly. We now have to be clever and surprise

people in different ways. There is nothing better than that. Drake was

on and as cool as he is, when we scared him, he turned into a little

boy. You see people how they really are. This is a random question. If

you were going on your show as a guest, what would you do to you?

What would I do to me? LAUGHTER

How would you petrify yourself? Identikit scared easily. --

identikit scared easily. They have thrown dummies off of the roof of

the building when I am walking to my office and you hear screaming and a

body drops in front of May. I am just looking over and I keep

walking. It takes a lot to scare me. You have had everybody on your show

but there is one of our lot who you claim is a relation of yours who you

are hankering after and that is... Kate Middleton. If I had my phone on

I could prove we are faulted cousins twice removed. And still I am not

invited to any of the events or anything -- 14 cousins. Somebody did

my chart and I found out I was related to Madonna, Halley Berry and

Kate Middleton. Madonna is thrilled about it, Kate I have not heard of

at all. I wonder if you are related to Andy Murray? Lots of you have

been sending in your pictures. Linda did not win Wimbledon but she does

have a 2:1. This is Busby who is celebrating like Andy. This is Andy

who has an Ellen cushion for you. And this is George showing off his

new trophy. I will say goodbye with this one. We have had that one!

Thank you to Ellen. Finding Dory is in cinemas on July 29. Thanks, Carl.

We will be back tomorrow with Ross