i was talking to beyonce about it, she said, "mom, we need to do something."t kept coming up his people need to do their part. they need to go get tested. i thought of this campaign, and after -- which she supported. she said yes, her foundation, beygood. so we are having this event in houston, it's a two-day event at two different locations. we are teaming up with procter & gamble, and matthew 25 ministry, atb, and we are giving cleaning products, personal grooming supplies, toilet paper, paper goods, masks, gloves. we even bought vitamins so people can get -- i understand how important vitamin d and vitamin c is. the thing is, we make up 33% of the people with covid, and 33% of the people that are dying with covid. and we only make up 13% of the population. it's a very scary situation for black and brown people, and it's to bring awareness to it. we also are giving out information that tells you how to take care of yourself during this time. and what to do if you do test positive. >> tamron: i have to tell you, listening to all these things that you are doin

my commencement speaker was not beyonce. let's just leave it at that. what? the obamas, beyonce?20, you guys might be getting not the short end of the stick, coming up on top. >> getting love on top for that one. >> he is going with the beyonce songs. >> we will get to beyonce sharing her super power in just a moment. >>> breaking news, two dams fell in central michigan and more than 10,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. >> the water is rising in midland and other communities. governor gretchen whitmer is warning the city's downtown area could be under nine feet of water today. >> whitmer has declared a state of emergency and activated the national guard. a slow-moving storm this week brought heavy rain to the region. we'll continue to stay on top of that breaking story. >>> we turn now to the latest on the pandemic at this hour. more than 1.5 million people have tested positive for the coronavirus nationwide and it has killed nearly 92,000 americans. >> president trump is defending the use of hydroxychloroquine, the drug he says he now takes every day, and he's slamming a

you notjust have beyonce close hang around your suitcase? not this time. guide prepared! and after this, you are a tourguide in prepared! and after this, you are a tour guide in europe. after this, are you going to come back to europe and the a tour guide again and you videos? what is your plan? the plan is to come back to europe, do tours, which is what i love it. i do mc, things for weddings, but i'm also a teacherfor things for weddings, but i'm also a teacher for my would be a bit of school teaching temporarily, so sorry to those kids who are going to have me in the future! they might look forward to that. mark fay, karin teen video man, we call you —— quarantine video man. thank you so much. a reminder of our top story... the uk prime minister's top adviser dominic cummings has denied doing anything wrong, when he drove to his parents' home during england's lockdown last month. at a news conference in downing street, mr cummings said he did not regret his decision to travel 260 miles — that's a18 kilometres — from london to durham 0n on our website...

. >> he was jay-z and beyonce before jay-z and beyonce, he let it go.> ne to a very special weekend for the class of 2020. >> since friday we've heard virtual commencement messages from just about every celebrity who's currently alive, from oprah to former president barack obama. >> so many of those messages included words of inspiration about just how remarkable this pandemic really is. one celeb came right to the point. >> congratulations to the class of 2020. but i'm not going to stand here and [ bleep ] about this being a fantastic time to graduate. >> look, they're adults now, they can take it. arnold schwarzenegger also shared a scary but inspirational story about having open-heart surgery during his 12-minute epic address. later this week, former first lady michelle obama is hosting a virtual national prom on mtv. the event is reportedly schedud to kick off friday. >>> next, to actress tara reid reportedly set to take on a brand-new challenge. carole baskin. >> the "sharknado" actress is in talks with the producer of the anticipated movie version

i'm not taylor swift i'm just, you know, so i was, like, it's beyonce, and that was an incredible piecee middle of my last show so i decided - [ growling ] that's my dog. come on, buddy so i decided that would be a a sad way to end a run, right? you finish in new york, you come off stage and someone meets you in the wings and says yeah, you were right, you didn't win an emmy so i decided to tell the audience, "hey, while i'm on stage, the world's going to find out that i didn't win an emmy," so i got my producer to make a slide that would come up behind me and say "hannah didn't win an emmy", and i told the audience that's what was going to happen. i said, we can all commiserate together >> jimmy: that's funny >> yeah, and i won so they made another slide that said "hannah won an emmy," and i didn't know this so i, just in the middle of doing the jokes and then people just started clapping and cheering. it had been silence before that and -- crickets. [ laughter ] and i got this sort of standing ovation in the middle of the show, so it was a very graceless, but wonderful moment >> jimmy

he did beyonce. >> oh, he did? okay. that is not a good interpretation of my queen bey right there.verything from what he had. i was wondering where that leotard came from, now i see it's just a t-shirt. there's tom cruise on the oprah couch. >> i give props to that one. >> four stars. >> that other one with beyonce, uh-uh, no. i don't want no scrubs. >>> hey, how about this one? speaking of people being bored, we got this person who did an amazing 70-step trick shot to get a basketball to where it needed to go. wait for it. so you see this happening right here. a popular youtube account, apparently this guy crazy created a very impressive, very impressive 70 steps, even going through the woods right there. then look what happens. >> boom! >> nothing but net. >> okay, a little engineering. i will say i did think the trick shot had something to do with throwing it behind your back. >> it could be a lot of things. >> credit where credit is due. >>> speaking of impressive things, though, take a look at this robin swooping down from a garden and picking up some bird treats. it's very sl

coco gauff posting this to tiktok and beyonce -- sharing this heart felt video on instagram. >> we're broken and disgusted. we cannot normalize this pain. >> reporter: celebrities like beyonce and jamie foxx joining a chorus of celebrities calling for justice and colin kaepernick in partnership with his know your rights camp has offered to pay for the legal representation for protesters who are arrested here in minneapolis. he wrote on instagram, quote, we must protect our freedom fighters. guys? >> marcus moore for us, thank you. >>> now to the response to this from president trump. on the one hand tweeting about looting and shooting and on the other speaking with george floyd's family to offer his support. abc's rachel scott has more now from washington. good morning to you, rachel. >> reporter: eva, good morning. president trump said he did not know the racist history behind the phrase when the looting starts, the shooting starts. it took him about 13 hours after he initially tweeted that to try and explain. clarifying he was not calling for violence against protesters. outside the

i've been listening to a lot of hip-hop, i've been listening to the new megan mcstallion featuring beyonce's been fun, listening to a lot of strong, powerful women. >> jimmy: speaking of strong, powerful women, your executive producer on your show is julia roberts. she was on the show last season, she's not on the show this season, is that correct >> no, she's not on second season. her character was never supposed to come back. >> jimmy: but you're working together as producer and star? >> yes, yes. she passed me the baton, and i'm forever thankful for her. it was her performance on season one that made me want to do the show. and i got an opportunity to tell her on set how much she meant to me. >> jimmy: did she wash her hands before she passed you the baton? >> listen, now she better have. things were a little more safe. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but, no, she was watching one of our scenes, stephan james is an incredible actor, and he was my scene partner doing the scene we were doing and all of a sudden we hear a loud, ah! scream. because you can hear a fruit fly snap. and one of the productio

and beyoncé and megan thee stallion are donating the proceeds of their remix of megan's song "savage"profits supplying food for families affected by the pandemic in their native city of houston. and it's been nearly four months since we lost kobe bryant and his daughter in that terrible accident. well, vanessa bryant, who turned 38 this week, discovered a letter from kobe to her. she posted this photo holding the envelope, which was labeled "to the love of my life." well, now to the big story. it's also about kobe. here's how you can own some of his priceless memorabilia. on may 21st, julien's auctions will place up for bid items

. >>> today on "california live," it's fire friday with a violinist who lit up coachella with beyonce it's all happening on "california live." >> this morning on nbc bay area. motorcycle riders love the open road. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>> welcome back. something good to celebrate this midday. the graduates of 2020. 49ers assistant coach katie souers told students there are different ways to become a leader. >> your attitude will be the difference. if there's one thing we share, we've all felt the burden of hardship that life can throw at us especially during this time of a worldwide pandemic. i'm here to tell you will it's not the weight of the world that determines how much you can accomplish. it's the way in which you view that weight. >> the verizon series wil

an interest was revived when beyonce paid, as to the look of the movie and costumes in her visual albumone of the greatest action movies of all time. point break starzak yellow greatest action movies of all time. point break sta rzak yellow reeves greatest action movies of all time. point break starzak yellow reeves —— stars gianni reeves. diffused with a light that is only found in california, point break speaks of wide—open oceans, lifelong emotion, and life measured in risk rather than moments of safety. the message will probably confine two resonate —— the film will probably resonate more in confinement now than ever. that brings this week's episode to a close. you can find us on facebook and twitter. to me, tom brooke and the rest of the talking movies team, we leave you with a scene from lost in translation. hello there. well, we may well be heading towards the middle part of may, but i'm sure yesterday felt more like winterfor some. take sennybridge in wales for example, with a temperature to start the day at —4.7. it was the coldest may night for 25 years in wales. further north

and interest was revived when beyonce paid homage to the look of the movie, and especially the costumes into one of the greatest action movies of all time. the grungier point break stars keanu reeves and patrick swayze asjohnny utah and bodhi, who have the best bromance since butch cassidy and the sundance kid. you're doing good! when utah, an fbi officer, goes undercover to find a gang of bank robbers and has to learn to surf. diffused with a light that is only found in california, point break speaks of wide—open oceans, of the thrill of adventure, of life measured in moments of risk rather than in years of safety. and bodhi's philosophies of life will probably even more right now if you're confined to one place. well, that brings this edition of talking movies to a close. we hope you've enjoyed the show. please remember, you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talkingmovies and you can find us on facebook and twitter. so, from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies production team, it's goodbye as we leave you with a sequence from lost in translation. hello there and good

with the music industry, taylor swift pulling her music back -- off and then putting it back on, beyonceeting service. how would you describe your relationship today? is it better or worse? daniel: it is night and day compared to when we started just 10 years ago. much of what i spent every day people aboutcating what streaming was pretty largest point was the lack of imagining this could be the future. so a lot of the things we were dealing with was, why would i want to do this? the feeling of needing to own music was the prevailing feeling. no one thought streaming could revenue letource of alone the biggest source. a lot of that was educating the industry. revenuenow we live in a world e streaming is not only the largest revenue source, but it is over half of all of the revenue for the entire visit industry. now people are talking about, what does that mean and when have we reached saturation, and what will the industry look like and how many will it support? it is a different discussion than what we had 10 years ago. a lot of things were in the buildup phase when people were not sure

essay collection i can't date jesus, love, sex, family, race, and other reasons i put my faith in beyoncÉ rembert browne is a friendly voice editor, presently at new york magazine and i miss that deal he. his other writings have been published in the new york times, the ringer, time magazine and numerous other publications. tonight we will be discussing michael's newest book "i dont want to die poor," which evokes the experience of how to survive the, quote, specific trauma of financial insecurity. essays that are as relatable as they are prescient, spry as they are sincere, to form life among america's most pervasive falsehood, the acclaimed author observes how quietly he leads us to our own empathy, forcing us to examine what it means to exist in a world that makes it especially difficult. we are delighted to host this event tonight. without further do i will turn things over to michael and rembert browne. >> you wrote a book people love, it was critically acclaimed new york times bestseller, all that stuff. what was, what went on in your head when you were like let's try to do it again

when hillary went on the same show with sharl main the god, the breakfast club, and a line from the beyoncemonade. now, it was a fact that hillary clinton loved hot dogs and wint her a bottle in her bag, i saw it there during the interview, and still, it became the thing where oh, hillary is pandering to black people by talking about pasta and referencing this cultural touchstone in beyonce so i think there is this narrow line you have to walk. this is different. this was a gaffe he shouldn't have said, it i'm glad he apologized but i do think the biden campaign has some weakness here, and i think that's why, and i think they should pick up, i think it would help to have somebody in the tent, and help you with your cultural competency issues when you're gaffe-prone. >> to your point, go ahead. >> i was struck by sharl main's follow-up which is i want something material to bring back to my community and joe bide-no answer to that. he said i've authorized the voting rights act. well, i mean let's be honest. every single senator in 2006 or 7:00, except for maybe four, and so i'm including the

tweet about today's event, and as a historian, it's kind of like having yourself name checked by beyonce. this is the mothership. thank you so much for coming. my book, "the cigarette: a political history, " seeks to understand tobacco in modern america, not through the lens of big tobacco in the machinations of industry, but through the efforts of everyday americans to get the government to intervene on their behalf. big tobacco is still an important part of the story, but by focusing on other actors, farmers, government officials, politicians, activists, workers and labor unions, the story of tobacco in the 20th century begins to look a lot different than if we were to understand it through the actions of tobacco alone. by taking a wide angled approach, my book suggests that far from being the product of corporate deception that was ultimately exposed by science, the cigarette was a product of government intervention. what ultimately reduced tobacco's grip on american society was not the discovery that smoking causes cancer and, of course, the surgeon general's warning to that effect,

show, the breakfast club and talked about having hot sauce in her bag, which was a line from the beyoncea fact that hillary clinton loves hot sauce and had a bottle in her bag. i saw it there in the interview. still it became a thing where, oh, hillary is pandering to black people by talking about hot sauce and referencing the cultural touch stone of beyonce. there's a narrow line tough walk. there was different. this was a gaffe. he shouldn't have said it. i'm glad he apologized. but i think the biden campaign has weakness here and that's why in my opinion they should pick a black woman as vice president to have somebody in the tent that can help you with cultural issues. >> to her point -- go ahead. >> i was struck by char la main's follow up, which is i want something material to bring back to my community, and joe biden had no answer for that. he said i've authorized the voting rights act. every single senator in 2006, 2007, the vast majority of republicans also authorized the voting rights act. that should be a baseline for not even a democratic senator, any senator. the fact that h

information about this event and i thought as an historian it was kind of namehaving yourself checked by beyonce. this is the mothership so thank you all for coming. cigarette: a political history, seeks to understand tobacco not through the lens of big tobacco and the industry but through the efforts of everyday americans to get the government to intervene on their behalf. big tobacco is still an important part of this story. but by focusing on other actors, farmers and government officials, politicians, activists, and labor unions, the story of tobacco in the 20th century looks different than if we were to understand it through the actions of big tobacco alone. by taking a wide angled approach, my book suggests that far from being the product of corporate suspect and that was ultimately asked posed -- exposed, the cigarette was a product of government intervention. what ultimately reduced tobacco's grip on society was not the discovery that smoking causes cancer and the surgeon general's warning, it was the invention by activists of non-smokers rights. the idea that people who do not smoke wer

oh, can't do that. 24 hours still megan the stallion and beyonce dropped their "savage" remix. there is a tiktok challenge. megan got emotional talking about the single's success. chris pratt is the latest to join in all in challenge, offering two lucky winne t

through the back door. [ laughter ] ♪ when republicans gave him lemons, he made so much lemonade, beyonceterm i can't stay forever besides, daddy's got a hawaiian vacation booked in about 223 days [ cheers ] but who's counting that being said, the american people face an important decision this fall the entire world is watching and they look to us for stability and leadership now, i know some of the presidential candidates have been critical of my foreign policy i don't wanna to name any names. ♪ he's talking abou donald trump ♪ [ laughter ] >> but i believe it is of the utmost importance to work alongside other world leaders. that's why i signed the iran nuclear deal that's why we reopened diplomatic ties with cuba. and that's why i negotiated the new trade deal called the trans-pacific partnership, or tpp. ♪ >> jimmy: now, hold on there, prez dispenser [ laughter ] ♪ are you saying you're down with tpp? >> yeah, you know me [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ♪ look, jimmy, the tpp allows american businesses to sell their products both at home and abroad the more we sell abroad, the more

we said, ok, we are going to do a simulcast, and you can get beyonce in on our first show or somethingike that. we said, wait. this is serious. the labor economy is imploding, so let us speak to the secretary of labor. he is from one of the great story conservative families of america. eugene scalia joins us now. mr. secretary, thank you so much for starting your day with us. thented you to explain how administration, and particularly how your capitan office, will react to 25% -- your cabinet office, will react to 25% unemployment. what can you do from an institutional basis to protect the millions of americans unemployed? sec. scalia: well, it is good to join you. thanks for having me. we have been acting on many to help theonts tens of millions of american who have been put out of work over the last couple of months as we have idled our economy. as you know, the c.a.r.e.s. act included a substantial benefit for people on unemployment, $600 a week on top of what is paid by the states. we have been working closely with the states to get those payments out, and to help people during thi

beyonce released a message. you can't? you can't step up and talk about the injustices?ou can't step up for these young people who are out there who are mad? if you don't do it now, when are you going to do it? where's the black leadership? i want to hear from everyone. i want to hear from the former president. i want to hear from the former first lady. and i already said i want to hear from the current president. i want to hear from the current president. i want to hear a message of hope. what do we do? i am a cable news anchor and i am trying to figure out what we do. i cannot be the only person, the only voice who are calling for people to come together. and who's calling for peace. look at this. are you watching, america? are you watching? do you see this? can you please help me? can you? the time is now. go to break. >>> saturday night we have been watching s

arceneaux the author of the essay check, love, sex, family, race and other reason is but my faith in beyoncÉ rembert brown is voice at twitter and previously writer at large for new york magazine and a staff writer. hit other writes published in "new york times," the ringer, "time" magazine and other publications. they will be discussing mookal's newest book, i don't want to die poor,en essay collection that -- but the specific trauma of insecurity. es said as relatable as prescient, pry as they are sincere, arceneaux -- acclaimed author praises the book, observing that arceneaux's brilliant how quietly he lead to us empathy, forcing us to examine what it means to exist in a world that makes it increasingly difficult. we're delighted to those this event. i'll temperature things over to michael and rembert. >> my first question is in this o'technical disinfectty world you wrote a book that people love and it was critically acclaimed, "the new york times" best seller, all that stuff,. what was -- what went on in your head when you were like, let's try to do it again? is that terrifying? are yo

him being around beyonce, that's great for him, right? will this kind of portrayal of trump's people as feeders raking in money, will that move voters away from him? >> i don't know that it will move voters specifically to that ad, joe, but the ad is true. stewart stevens made the point when you look at trump, it's like elvis in the final days, trying to get as much money out of the deal as possible, giving him as many sandwiches as they can get into him. that's what this is. it's all a giant scam. donald trump, the great businessman, got taken by his i.t. guy, right? we have the i.t. guy in charge of the campaign buying fehr rashis, condos, yachts. a lot of people are getting rich by doing wrong to the american people. we have fox hosts make millions a year, telling people to go out, stop social distancing, open up your businesses while they're ensconced on their estates. you know, it's just outrageous hypocri hypocrisy, and one more piece in the mosaic of hypocrisy, the mosaic of the great con that the country has been subjected to by a

let's talk about the fact that mother's day is tomorrow and beyonce and her mama tina knowles-lawsonery closely together for many, many years. now they're partnering to help those in the communities who might be most vulnerable to coronavirus. they're calling this campaign, i did my part, and they're going to be allowing for the administration of 1,000 free tests for coronavirus. they're giving away personal protection equipment, grocery gift cards, essential vitamins, household supplies, very, very cool. and they're really hoping to target those in the communities who might not know how dangerous this is and how much of a concern this is. so they're hoping to help the african-american and latino communities in the houston area, their hometown. and they've already challenged some other celebrities. so tyler perry is reportedly going to bring a similar campaign to his city of atlanta. we know that magic johnson is talking about bringing it to detroit, and octavia spencer will be bringing it to mississippi. so some good work there. >>> let's talk about mother mommy/daughter duo. so cut

[ cheers and applause >> this week's drummer has played with music icons beyoncÉ maceo parker and her new single "truth" is out now and has a u.s. tour kicking off february 21st in steamboat springs, colorado nikki glaspie, everyone! thank you so much! [ cheers and applause >> thank you thanks >> seth: sometimes, on a friday, i like to take a day off, go out with a friend and just get wasted in the afternoon. this week, my friend was kelly clarkson and every drink you see us take in this video is real alcohol. it's time once again for "seth and kelly clarkson go day drinking." >> seth: with all of the crazy stuff going on in the world these days, sometimes you just need to take a break and drink during the afternoon and today i'm going to do it with kelly clarkson. hi kelly >> hello hello. i'm ready. >> seth: alright >> y'all ready >> seth: we're going to start with a little bit of beer. cheers >> this is dangerous [ laughter ] >> seth: it's time for "day drinking with kelly clarkson." >> oh, my god. you're a champ >> seth: all right so we're going to make some drinks based on your es

i like how we're playing beyonce there. ♪ we were talking about naomi campbell earlier. >> this is somethingwe had the tyra talk show about a decade ago. but this? next level, people. >> definitely next level. we always like to have some naomi campbell. likes to wipe things down all crazy on the planes. actually, that's pretty smart. we're talking about the bobbing and the weaving. >> you're not going to throw this again. >> yeah, yeah. all right, happy birthday to her. >>> coming up, the collaboration in tennessee that created an iconic american brand. >> what we're learning this morning about the man who taught jack daniels how to make whiskey. can i get some coke? ♪ ♪ >>> a whiskey brand has been helping frontline heroes in their battle against the coronavirus. >> much like the man behind the brand, uncle nearest whiskey is making a name for itself in unexpected ways. >> it's the story of a former slave who taught jack daniels himself the tricks of the trade. now the company that bears his name is giving back in this time of need. didn't fit the mold, so he made a new one instead. nathan

he just did a virtual graduation, he's going to do another one with beyonce, joe biden. the idea of using him as the strategy and focusing on him does not make sense to me. you're a political reporter. do the people you're talking to out there in the world think it makes sense? >> well, good evening, joy. you know, my reporting has certainly reflected that we know that former president obama did stay off of the trail during the primary. and, in fact, you know, then candidate now presumptive democratic nominee joe biden said that he did not want the advice -- i mean president obama's endorse meant duriment primary. he wanted to earn this on his own. but i think we know that's not going to be the case as this pif vts to pivots to a general election strategy. we've seen him weighing in on the trump administration's response to this pandemic, which has elicited is response in kind from president trump on twitter. then we saw president obama taking the opportunity during last weekend's commencement speeches, for example, to comment on the current state of leadership in our am

actually >> seth: that's true alexander hammer - >> yes, he directed it and is editing it he edited beyonce'sike, creating it and shaping it and we're really proud of it and we hope people like it >> seth: i can't wait to see that i can't -- look at that, just cleaning it up just on a very high professional level. >> he's always been in hair. >> seth: and, hey, tell gene, happy 11 month birthday. [ laughter ] >> you'll never see him again. we were gonna make you the godfather. >> seth: love you guys >> love you. >> bye thank you. >> thank you >> we'll be right back with ♪raham norton. with this one little nexgard chew comes power, confidence, reassurance you're doing what's right, to protect your dog from fleas and ticks for a full month. this one little nexgard chew is the #1 vet recommended protection. and it's the only chew, fda approved to prevent infections that cause lyme disease. plus, it's safe for puppies. there's a lot of power in this one little nexgard chew. nexgard. what one little chew can do. that's like getting two desserts! wait... do we have to thank our moms twice? i don't

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. ♪ >> reporter: so instead of new looks from beyonce in latex, or blake setting the new standard, orelebrate a decade of fashion history. from our living rooms. channeling ri-ri, florence, janelle, proof that fashion knows no boundaries, especially in quarantine. that dog looked amazing. a common thread, the charity started by anna wintour and tom ford, has already raised $5 million to help those in the industry affected by covid-19. >> i love the ri-ri recreation. >> a lot of good recreations there. you know what? we all feeling fancy. met gala. >> yeah. >> let's turn the "vogue" music back up. >> that's all i know. >> that's it? there it is. america. >>> right now on "america this morning," a new alert about the spread of the coronavirus. preliminary data now indicating the death rate could nearly double by june. what scientists are saying as more states push to re-open. >>> also new this morning, the rising number of children coming down with a serious illness. is it related to the coronavirus? we hear from a top pediatrician. >>> meat prices on the rise. one company now revealing

give us a little beyonce's "brown eyed girl" for that new beautiful baby girl. want to do when you're at home, got a new baby? bask in the ability to stay home, enjoy the leisurely pace of life, text your mom friends, aka text me, janai, switch it up, moving around from room to room, go on walks, listen to the music. it's hard to be stuck at home right now... but we want to say thank you... because you're being a big helper. when you stay home... you're protecting other people from getting sick. by calling a someone you love who's stuck inside, you're giving them a smile... and they need it! when you wash your hands- for like the hundredth time today... you're keeping your family safe. and by being brave... you're helping us all be brave. we know it's not easy... but helping will make everything go back to normal again as soon as possible. you're part of a big family of helpers around the world. and you're making a big difference. find ways to help children feel safe at unicefusa.org/covid19. that's unicefusa.org/covid19. >>> this mor >>> this morning on "world

she said hot dogs, a reference to beyonce's song. time he actually said in the moment, people will think you're pandering, and very dryly said, is it working? people who know hillary know that's her sense of humor, but it did not land well in the constituencies that already had a negative view that she somehow was pandering and isn't sincere. so i think the same is true in this moment. i think that joe biden really needs to sit down and listen to the black women he has hired. they are very smart. they understand how this generation needs to be messaged too. they ver different, very diverse. we're going through a generational shift. joe biden could be that transitional figure that could let us to the next generation, but he has to listen to our concerns and provide substantive policy plans. >> i have to agree. let's tea a listen to what reverend al sharpton had to say. >> going against the man they call african nation as s-hole countries, who rose in his political career saying barack obama wasn't born in the united states. so it's no

>> r&b artist babyface has won 11 grammys and written songs for everybody from aretha franklin to beyoncÉve years. this is your lucky day. why? you are getting an exclusive first listen to his new song called "when i get to keviheave" it's about his mom ♪ i would give anything if i could just hold you ♪ i would give anything to hear your voice again, yeah ♪ i would give everything to stand with god beside you ♪ to feel your love again, yeah ♪ i want to see your face again. >> oh, boy, that's pretty. goose bumps. babyface will release a song this sunday, which, as you know, is mother's day. he joins us from his los angeles studio. good morning to you, kenny. it is so good to see you. i read about this song, that it came to you in a dream. i'm thinking you need to dream more often, my friend. what did you see? >> it was the craziest thing. it was like last saturday, and i was just -- i just had a dream that we were at our house in vegas and i was playing the guitar and playing some khords and humming a melody and asked her, mom, what do you think about this? she said, that's pretty good boy

generations tell time like, well, that was before the war, that was before the internet or that was before beyonce. >> hank's inspiring message for 2020. >> thank you, congratulations. >> "today" monday, may 4th, this is "today" with savannah 2020 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> morning, everybody. welcome to "today. it's nice to have you with us at the start of the new week monday morning. think of all those graduates, hoda, that can n say spoke at my >> i was thinking, can you just imagine you're sitting at your graduation virtually and all of a sudden tom hanks pops up that's what happened he called the grads, chosen ones we'll talk more about his inspiring graduation speech in a little bit. >> all right let's get to the latest on this coronavirus outbreak secretary of state mike pompeo now says there is, quote, enormous evidence that the pandemic began in a chinese lab. overnight a new homeland security report unconfirmed by nbc news accuses china of intentionally downplaying the threat. >> meantime the u.

we've got some new stuff, like chloe x halle who toured with jay-z and beyonce.morrow with our friends and lady antebellum. don't miss it. if you want more information, we encourage you to check out citi music series on today, go to today.com for the information. >>> let's keep it going. music theme here spotify is giving us a special look at how all this time we've been spending at home has been changing our music habits, and specifically how listeners are building out, very specific play lists, according to the streaming service. let's go over there. siri tells me, flour have been hard to find at the market, so many people are baking it doesn't surprise us that baking themed play lists have skyrocketed for april and may, with one of the top songs being "watermelon sugar" by harry styles so people are having fun making these play lists with food oriented songs, i guess. another big jump for hair-related play lists, for those people cutting and dying their own hair at home something the graphics department and i know a little something about. those numbers are up

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. >> maÑana adamari nos demuestra su versatilidad con el tema de beyonce, recuerdo que ese dÍa fue maravillosoara fragancias. sino poder cenar con la mejor compañía. ♪ ritz. para nosotros en best foods, el sabor lo es todo y creemos que el mejor sabor comienza con los mejores ingredientes como huevos de gallinas no enjauladas para best foods, el verdadero placer está en el sabor. ♪ >> estaremos cerca de una vacuna y un tratamiento para el coronavirus? nuestro panel mÉdico nos explica. >> hablamos con doctores que utilizan el plasma sanguÍneo para el tratamiento del covid-19. >> frederik deja por un momento los deportes para escribirle a su madre, vamos a escuchar unas palabra s que conmemoran a todos. >> un mÚsico cubano, lleva su concierto por monterrey para aliviar a quienes estÁn confinados en sus hogares por la pandemia. >> y yadhira carrillo se queda sin palabras despuÉs de las declaraciones de lety calderÓn sobre juan y sus hijos tienen que ver lo que pasÓ. >> lo siento mucho asÍ se llama la canciÓn es la version mariachi de la canciÓn de rÍoroma que estrena junto a thalÍa, tremenda canc