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gabrielle union is here. i'm sure you've heard me talk fondly about gabrielle.a mother, actress, author, executive producer. she's got a new book out, celebrating parenthood. i think any chance to celebrate parenthood is an occasion that i am graced. here's a fun fact, when we shot the pilot for "the tamron hall show" last summer, gabrielle was in my pilot. at the time i had just learned i was pregnant with moses, and she was expecting her first baby, and we kept each other's secrets. and don't ever think people can't keep secrets! she has this amazing way of, i think, inspiring you to open up. in fact, gabrielle interviewed me for o magazine. she got me to say something that might be the most shocking headline that included my name. that line was -- i can't say exactly all the words, but it said something like, "my 40s help me reach my [bleep] stage." i don't remember saying that, but she has these ways of pulling things out of you! as

that is gabrielle union in a classic scene from the movie "bring it on." celebrating, hard to believe, its 20th anniversary, and this morning, we're lucky to have gabrielle talking about her family and her new book coming up in our second hour. >> can't believe it's 20 years. >>> but first, the top headlines we're following right now as parts of the country lift some restriction, the new warning american deaths per day from covid-19 could double by june if distancing rules are relaxed as thousands pack reopened beaches in texas, a record surge in cases reported there. >>> sports fans, rejoice. you can finally watch live baseball again, opening day in south korea. espn will be televising those game, the world's first major professional sports competition to get back on the field but with no fans in the stands. george. >> a lot will be watching on espn, thank you very much, whit. >>> we'll begin with new rules for reopening. as more states move to ease stay-at-home restrictions, restaurants are starting to open their doors and putting new social distancing p

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we've got gabrielle union. she's with us. >> before we go.ere it is. it's you >> oh my word. >> it's an incredible creation it was made by sidewalk chalk. >> oh, my word. >> by the chalking dad that's his name, the chalking dad. that's the most impressive sidewalk art i think i've ever seen >> oh, my word. >> that's crazy. >> i don't know how long it took the guy. but eric, when we open the place back up, you've got to swing by and say hello. >> i know. >> let's pray for no rain. >> wherever he lives, i hope it doesn't rain any time soon >> look how big our heads are, hoda we're like twice the size of an adult male and that's just our teeth. >> look at the hair. it's exactly to scale. >> he is amazing. >> that's awesome. >> thank you so much that was fun. >>> third and fourth hours straight ahead have a fantastic day here is your local news and some weather. >>> good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. the nation's meat production slowdown is starting to hit home for some burger chains including stores in the bay area. wendy's yesterday had

. >> reporter: gabrielle is president of one of the hollywood unions figuring out safety protocols to the cameras rolling again. >> there's a lot of anxiety. people want to do it right away but we keep saying let's look at the research. you don't get to hit the ball twice. we want to do it right the first time. >> reporter: more than 200,000 jobs were lost in the motion picture industry in april alone. workers who would have otherwise been flooding sound stations and sets, the not so glitzy reality that makes social distancing difficult at best. >> there will be best practices put in place. there will be discussions with the unions. i think it's very doable. what's challenging is what happens on the other sid of the camera. there will never be a time, pandemic or not, where the audience does not want the hero to kiss the heroine. >> you should be kissed and often, and by someone who knows how. >> reporter: but getting sparks to fly instead of droplets of the virus will indeed require some movie magic. streaming giant netflix is already trying. >> for a long time, people would joke all

serious gabriel in new york concerns that things there were calm all day until small groups began causing trouble at night for. chaotic scenes here in new york city late in the evening i mean union square area of the city you can see that some of the protests turned out to be violent in a way this is where the real heart of the major conflict between police and protesters were was held after nightfall at one point more than 2 police vehicles were set ablaze we saw helicopters are still at this hour buzzing over the air and there are groups of protesters still roaming in certain areas but earlier in the day we saw tens of thousands of peaceful protesters take to the streets in new york to have their voices heard at one point they peacefully protested right in front of trump tower in front of a heavy police presence and then moved down the streets of broadway down to downtown new york city where one point they were greeted by applause by onlookers these were mostly young people all of whom said that they were out here for a reason i'm here for george floyd i'm here for all of those out lost their lives he's the taliban i'm here for black america i'm here for me i'm here for my fam

gabriel ellis although that's more on the protests the. chaotic scenes here in new york city late in the evening i mean union square area of the city you can see that some of the protests turned out to be violent in a way this is where the real heart of the major conflict between police and protesters were was held after nightfall at one point more than 2 police vehicles were set ablaze we saw helicopters are still at this hour buzzing over the air and there are groups of protesters still roaming in certain areas but earlier in the day we saw tens of thousands of peaceful protesters take to the streets in new york to have their voices heard at one point they peacefully protested right in front of trump tower in front of a heavy police presence and then moved down the streets of broadway down to downtown new york city where one point they were greeted by applause by onlookers these were mostly young people all of whom said that they were out here for a reason i'm here for george floyd i'm here for all of those out lost their lives he's khalidi i'm here for black america i'm here for me i'm here for my family i'm here for all the america i'm