starting with ron howard's relationship with his tv dad on the andy griffeth show. >> hi, paw. >> ok. i wanted to have a talk to you. ready? >> ready. >> is this how should be raising a kid? >> well. >> my dad couldn't read at the time. how old were you? >> six. >> my grabbed dad read for him. >> when raps howard read that first andy griffeth script something as a father felt a bit off. >> they're writing opie the way they write in the sitcom. kind of wise ass he'll get laughs but wouldn't it be interesting if opie respected his father. >> yeah, ron howard's dad changed the course of the tv treasure. >> hello. >> when ron howard himself game a father, he took those lessons with him. >> it's not so much what you say. it's really showing up. you just go all in and say this is priority. i'm going to very consciously do this right. >> and right meant being there. he often brought his family to his movie sets. that's bryce as an extra. she loved the experience. even as a little girl, thought the movie was pretty darn funny. ♪ ♪ ♪ diarrhea snoeflt diarrhea snenld ♪ >> where did you learn th

reporter: it was pretty clear with ron howard and daughter bryce dallas howard -- >> what was your ethosjust a third wheel in what was otherwise a lovely family conversation back in february. fatherhood has been more than just biology to the howard family. starting, of course, with ron howard's relationship with his tvd on the "the andy griffith show." >> hi, pa. i wanted to have a talk with you. >> okay. ready? . this. are there rules for how pa should treat his son if he's a kid? >> well -- my dad couldn't read at the tight. how old were you? >> 6. years old. and so my granddad read for him. >> reporter: and when rance howard, an actor himself, read that very first "the andy griffith show" script, something as father felt a bit off. >> he said they're writing opie the way they write every kid in a sitcom. it's kind of wise-ass and funny and it will get laughs but wouldn't it be different and interesting if opie actually respected his father. >> reporter: yep, ron howard's dad helped change the course of a tv treasure. >> okay. what is it? reporter: when ron howard himself became a fath

ron howard and bryce dallas howard with us teaming up for an emotional new documentary, "dads" and soof your movie "the help." it's everywhere when you turn on the tv and so much of the country, of course, now supporting the black lives matter protest so you actually offered an alternative list of films. why? >> well, for me stories are so powerful because they're a gateway to radical empathy. that's really what the stories serve to humanity and the best stories are catalysts for action. and so i think right now especially more than ever it's essential that we are seeking out stories from black creator, black storytellers who center these stories on their experience. there's so many brilliant remarkable films and documentaries and that was just something that i, you know, for myself am taking on so i wanted to share that. >> you guys, we are so excited about "dads," a documentary that celebrates fathers and shares the stories from around the world and, ron, you must be so proud of your daughter bryce but what about her thoughts on fatherhood stood out to you? >> well, it was very inte

. >>> tomorrow on "good morning america," ron howard and brice dallas howard talk about their new documentary>> now a focus on your health, progress is being made in developing a coronavirus vaccine. that word tonight from stanford researchers. >> i suspect that in the next year or so, we will have a number of candidate vaccines that will be able to do something along those lines. and then it's a matter of demonstrating that they are protected, that they are safe, and that they can be made to scale for billions of doses. >> researchers have discovered a type of anty bodies that attack the virus and prevent it from infecting a purpose. it's found in fewer than 5% of covid patients. >>> 24-hour fitness is closing more than 100 gyms, including 13 in the bay area. the gym chain says the pandemic forced them to keep facilities closed for month. they hope to reopen the majority of locatins by the end of june. for a full list of closed locations, go here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends.

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braces own family is in it including dad ron howard.she said she wanted it to be a personal project from the start. >> my grandfather passed away, and so much of his legacy was who he was as a father . and her grandfather . and a great grandfather and i mention this because i had this footage i have found of him of 2013 in 2013 and my dad said no, no no no nobody wants to see a movie that is bryce saying i love my dad . no and i heard him but while i was filming i kept saying we need a expecting father . >> the expecting father happened to be her brother . >> it made sense at that point, if nothing else to contention my brothers story . to include my grandfather and ultimately my dad .>> reporter: in hollywood, fox news . >>> many businesses are starting to reopen celebrations are going to look little bit different this year for father's day according to new survey, 77% of consumers say celebrating father's day is important this year, especially because of the pandemic . 58% of consumers they even though many places are opening they sti

>>howard's 3rd group was the howards including famous father ron my dad went straight i was like now don't want to make this movie about her family but bryce's brother reid had just become a father and grandpa ron came around i remember you were worried that you never be as good a dad as your own father he was great that's been absolutely hammered. could be a good dad that's a blessing. they pass on. >>in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>and tonight we know that the qatar play by nirvana front man kurt cobain during his mtv unplugged performance which was awesome has sold for more than million that is a lot of money cobain used the 1959 martin guitar for the performance only 5 months before he died bidding for the guitar started at a million dollars. that's according to julien's auctions but the bids quickly went up with the guitar eventually selling for 6 million 10 thousand dollars. the australian businessman who bought it says he plans to sell it. but only after he shows the guitar around the world. all in an effort to try to help other artists. really cool really expensive and that

. >> i will briefly respond by saying i think it was ron walters, the great political science professor and director of political science at howard university who once said, the difference between a movement is sacrifice. sacrifice is required. i think what we have seen from the young people that have taken to the streets as they recognize sacrifice, in terms of day to and toes, is important make sure those voices are heard at every level of government. the congressional black caucus is prepared to act. we have heard your cries. your crafting legislation in record speed. we've talked to nancy pelosi who was deferred to the national black caucus on this issue. we expect that legislation to address police accountability and violence will be unveiled early next week that will be comprehensive in nature and a bill will be brought to the floor by representatives before the end of the month. thank you, mr. chairman. is next question we have what will be the next steps from leaders in the black caucus to ensure a change takes place among law enforcement and the powers that be? >> let me yield to sheila jackson lee who has been a leader

. >> i will briefly respond by saying i think it was ron the great political science professor and director for the science department at howard university who said the difference between a movement in a moment's sacrifice. -- and a moment is sacrifice. able tosomething to be translate into a movement that results in change, sacrifices required. i think what we have seen from the young people in america and others who have taken to the streets is that they recognize that sacrifice, in terms of their day to day lives and what they are giving up to raise their voices is important. to make sure those voices are heard at every level of government, city, state, federal, as tiffany laid out. the congressional black caucus to act.red we have heard your cries. we are crafting legislation at record speed. we have spoken to nancy pelosi on this issue. that legislation to address police accountability and violence will be revealed ink, will be comprehensive nature, and will be brought before the house of representatives for a vote before the end of the month. >> what will be the next steps by leaders in the black caucus to make sure a ch

howard, appreciate your time and thank you very much. look to see whatahead. thank you. >>> joining us now laura coats and ron johnson, the author of "13 days in ferguson." laura, you heard what the mayor called this murder. what do you see and what kind of charges do you think might be leveed here? >> well, it's important after considering charges you have to think what the actual facts are, what are the hurdles you may have in a jury or grand jury and what you have to actually overcome here. unlike the cases we've seen recently of a breonna taylor, of a george floyd, we have a real issue about use of force, whether it was justifiable to use it or whether it was criminal to engage in that behavior and it will all come down to the notion was he in a kill or be killed scenario? that's what the use of force is about. did mr. brooks present a danger to the general community or could lethal force have been used as a last resort? we're looking at the d.a.'s statement when he says look, was it for some other reason to catch up to him? failure to be able to catch up to somebody running away from you is not enough to

the show's been known to feature famous guest stars ron howard, john legend, a lot more so when askednow but bryan cranston just came to mind if he could find his way into the pearson universe, that would be incredible. dream beyond dreams beyond dreams, if i was somehow related to denzel washington and we had a chance to have the epic scene of all scenes, i could then ascend to heaven a happy man >> well, there you go. it's out there in the universe now. maybe we'll see denzel pop up on "this is us" one day wouldn't surprise me you never know, guys >> that would be great >> maybe we'll see it, carson. sorry. i can't stop singing like charlie puth >> ooh >> wow >> i thought that was al >> no. it was me. >> i'm going to do my tease in my regular voice here. coming up, guys, i'm looking forward to sharing my interview with music star dua lipa she had a big first album, but she's got a second album everybody's talking about. she's also using her newfound success to do important stuff for some great causes. one in particular, i'll share it with you after your local news and weather. stick