rob hall looked like he been punched in the stomach. tears sprang to his eyes. ll was sentenced to 30 years in prison. he'll be eligible for parole in the 2028, just before his 60th birthday. so, as we sit here now, having been convicted of intentional murder, you're still not -- you're not taking responsibility for it as that? >> as murder? no. >> you're saying the architect of this tragedy is more emmett corrigan than you. >> absolutely. yes. >> so you, sitting in prison for the next god knows how many years, are as much a victim as anybody else? >> it's devastating. i wish i had never gone there that night to get my wife. >> or if you went, that somehow you might not have taken your gun along. >> i think that. i do the what if game on that. and then i think, what if he would have pounded my face into the cement and not stopped? and then people would say, well, why didn't he have his gun with him? >> and thus you encountered one of the elements of classic tragedy, the thing you buy to protect yourself was the thing you used to destroy yourself. >> yeah. >> anot

rob lowe. you probably know me from my work as an actor or as your mom's "hall pass."e even your dad's. it's been a lifelong dream of mine to host a late night talk show. and here we are with no audience, no band, no laughter. it is late night, and i am talking on a show. so technically speaking, my dream has come true! but i haven't been doing much during quarantine. i started a podcast "literally with rob lowe." check it out. other than that i've just been glued to the television. been watching a lot of baseball. i'm a huge dodger fan. maybe, have you seen this? because there are no crowds, they're letting fans pay to have cardboard cutouts of themselves put into the stands, my son and i did this for opening day. there we are. prominently seated right there behind home plate. look at that! a cardboard cutout has a better seat than i ever did. very excited about this until the other day.

rob lowe. you probably know me from my work as an actor or as your mom's "hall pass." maybe even your dad's "hall pass." it's been a lifelong dream of mine to host a late night talk show. and while there is no audience or band or laughter, it is late at night, and i am talking, on a show. so technically speaking, my dream has come true! but i haven't been doing much during quarantine. i started a podcast "literally with rob lowe." check it out. other than that i've just been glued to the television. been watching a lot of baseball. i'm a huge dodger fan. have you seen this? because there are no fans, they're letting people pay have cardboard cutouts in the stands. i noticed the other day our cardboard cut outs had vanished. we thought through every possibility. were they stolen? maybe the dodgers had to cover them up, because clayton kershaw was getting lost in my eyes. no. turns out the dodgers had moved us, like garbage. and you know who they replaced us with? and this is, by the way, 100% real. we did not make this up. i turn on yesterday's game and in my seat was n

rob lowe. you probably know me from my work as an actor or as your mom's "hall pass."ur dad's "hall pass." it's been a lifelong dream of mine to host a late night talk show. and while there is no audience or band or laughter, it is late at night, and i am talking, on a show. so technically speaking, my dream has come true! but i haven't been doing much during quarantine. i started a podcast "literally with rob lowe."

espn is warning the commissioner, rob manfred, warned he could be forced to shut down the season, if the virus continues to spread. there is a lot to discuss with hallame broadcaster, bob costas. we just talked about this a couple days ago. so 21 members of the marlins are now positive. the commissioner, reportedly, talking about cancelling the season. what do you think? >> 18 of those 21 are marlins players. and eight teams, including the marlins, have had their schedule affected, in some way. so, leaving the most significant concern aside for the moment. that, of course, is the medical concern. you have got a scrambled schedule. you've got the further possibility, if there are outbreaks of teams being able to field competitive rosters. so i think, b, it's also a warning to the players. mlb conducted an investigation of the activities of some of the marlins players, both within the ballpark and outside the ballpark. team officials dispute some of what's been said and written about that. but in general, the mlb investigation found that they were lax and mlb was very displeased. and they fear that other teams are, also, not aware as they should be, o

hall trying to make their voices heard. they say they work in an industry where sanitation is the highest priority. they want to open indoors in a safe manner. roboth joins us with more on their message and their call for help.>> reporter: many hair salon owners say they are not sure they can hold out much longer. they say they feel like they have been ignored. united grooming, parlor for the people in oakland has been closed down since march due to the pandemic. the owner gets emotional when she talks about the financial hardships. >> my clients have donated money. they are prepared for their haircuts. >> reporter: she made her shop safe with class barriers and an air filtration system. she is still prohibited from reopening. is >> 1000 hours of training, we learned how to do safety, sanitation, and disinfection. that is the main part of our license. it's not whether we are good at doing hair comments weather where our safe and sanitary. >> reporter: she was one of about a dozen hair salon owners from across the bay area that joined in a protest outside of san francisco's city hall. they came to hope health officials will hear them when they sa

rob lowe. and also, padma lakshmi is also here. >> ryan: we'll see you tomorrow. have a great day, everybody. bye-bye. >> kelly: bye. [upbeat music] ♪ - today on "tamron hall to help others? emmy-winner debra messing's passionate challenge of the status quo. how reality tv star dr. jen arnold's big mission hopes to save lives. a crusade to protect children by a sexual abuse victim. plus, this teenager's healthy candy sold millions to combat tooth decay. and tamron's hot summer giveaway is back with more big prizes. an all-new "tamron hall" starts now. [rock music] ♪ - well, i'm always on social media, and i have to tell you, i am there for leslie jordan's hilarious videos on instagram. he has nearly 5 million followers checking in daily. as you can see, he's entertaining himself-- and entertaining us, honestly-- during the quarantine, and certainly has gone viral a couple of times. well, for years, he brought the funny with our first guest, someone i just enjoy immensely. emmy-winning actress debra messing. she played, of course, grace of the hugely popular show that we could not stop watching, and still can't, "will and grace," that just wrapped its final