we'll find out right now on "tamron hall."dramatic rock music] ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. i hope you are doing well. i am excited about today's show for so many reasons, but especially because of our first guest. gabrielle union is here. i'm sure many of you have heard me talk fondly about gabrielle. she's a mother, actress, author, executive producer. she's got a new book out celebrating parenthood, and i think any chance to celebrate parenthood is an occasion that i embrace. 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 just learned that i was pregnant with moses, and she was expecting her first baby, and we kept each other's secrets. so don't ever think that 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," and she got me to say something that might be the most shocking headline that included my name. the headline was-- i can't say exactly

." - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home, and today, we are paying tribute to moms, or mamas, sincei'm from the south. it's my first big "tamron hall" mother's day show as a mom, and we've been talking about this show for forever. to be honest with you, i had envisioned a big show: giveaways, an audience packed with moms, but clearly, that's not happening given what we're all going through right now. also, i've been thinking a lot about the people who've lost their mothers as a result of this pandemic. there are people who won't be able to see their moms because they are in nursing homes, and many of us can't be with our moms because of the quarantine and social distancing, so to my mom, who i miss so much, happy mother's day. we love you, and to all the mothers out there, we want to send a big virtual hug that will very soon, we pray, turn into real hugs. now, throughout today's show, you're going to meet some amazing, courageous and visionary moms, and i'm hoping that all of you tam fam-ers out there will share stories about your moms or people who are like mothers to you. go on s

. - today on "tamron hall," singer andgwritejo. plus, tamron's favorite fashion designers are making a difference during covid-19. others have endured unimaginable hardship. we will check in with them next on "tamron hall." - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. we've been doing this show from my kitchen for a couple of weeks now and every show touches me in a different way. many of you feel the same way. yesterday i really did a number on me because we focused on teens and young adults who were ready to launch into their next chapter. but now, they're facing canceled graduations, problems that won't happen, and the question of what's next. the we saw yesterday is that these young people know how to push through as they say, and many of them lifted our spirits and their focus on how to move forward. so the other day, i went on tiktok to see what they were up to and prom was trending and i ended up going down the rabbit hole looking at the creative way they were wearing their prom dresses and celebrating the best way they can. and

it all starts right now on "tamron hall." [dramatic music] ♪ - welcome, everybody to "tamron hall show" from my home. well, with the temperatures getting warmer throughout most of the country, there's one thing on all of our minds, i think: summer. but, uh, obviously, things are a bit different than we expected, but we're still talking about things to do this summer-- tv shows, what to do with the kids in the house, and even, you know what? caring for our bodies, skin dilemmas, all of these things that we can still talk about. i think most of you know i've done a crime show now for six seasons iesgaoniscovery eaine crime," i've di watch these shows, they are compelling, they are intriguing, real life, and i really believe we learn so much. and now, i have a recommendation for you. i've been watching "trial by media." highly recommend that. and there's also-- that's on netflix. and there's a new summer crime show where investigative genetic genealogist-- that is a title-- cece moore, uses a unique combination of family trees a

tv personality bevy smith shares her family's tragic story, next on "tamron hall." - welcome to "tamronalked a lot about issues and problems that, pre-pandemic, had been swept under the rug, but now the coronavirus has exposed the broken systems in our country, like education, prison reform, disparities in health care, hunger, and now nursing homes. i think back to when i was a teenager, going to visit someone who was injured and being cared for at a nursing home. i remember seeing what i thought were unlivable conditions. it had a profound effect on me. now, when i read headlines about people dying in nursing homes, like many of you are seeing, i asked myself, "how is this even possible?" there are a lot of unknowns about covid-19, but one thing is certain -- it preys on the vulnerable, our elderly. nursing homes all over the country are prime targets for the virus. according to "the wall street journal," more than 56,000 people, including residents and employees, have been infected. more than 10,000 have died. - nursing homes are still our number one concern. the nursing home is the o

[lively music] ♪ - welcome to "the tamron hall show" from my home. yes, let me just explain.d not normally wear something so dressy in the home. i obviously have a 1-year-old, but our first guest today is someone that has always inspired me to step it up a bit. that, of course, is the great andré leon talley, the former american editor-at-large of "vogue" magazine. i'm sure you've heard andré has a new book out that people have been talking about all over social media, all in the press, but for me, this conversation is far more personal. you probably know andré is a personal friend of mine. you may have even seen him on our show when he gave sage advice to up-and-coming designers that we featured who want their big break. there's so many questions about andré, from how he got his start to his relationship with anna wintour, even the tales of his personal life, and he unloads it all in this book, and andré joins us from his home in new york. good to see you. - good to see you, tamron. thank you for having me on your show. - of course, of course, and, you know, you've been maki

right now, on "tamron hall." [theme music] - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home.theme music] isn't the me interesting right now? we are frustrated being inside, but on the other hand, how fortunate are we to be in a home? as we know, it's been widely reported, homelessness in major cities, even in small towns, is on the rise. now, factor in 30 million people out of work. what will the face of homelessness look like after we're on the other side of this pandemic? is it your neighbor? our first guest was someone's neighbor. sandie haltom is a single mother of two from minnesota. after the lockdown, she lost her job as a nanny where she made enough money to provide a decent life for her and her children. but without a job, sandie faced a terrifying decision-- live on the streets with her two kids, or go to a shelter. three weeks ago, sandie moved into micah's mission, a homeless shelter in northwest minnesota. and sandie joins us from the shelter now. sandie, thank you so much for coming to share your story. it's because you represent so many families in this crisis

[upbeat music] ♪ -welcome to "tamron hall" from my home.in one of the hottest new series. i'm telling you, go on social media. everyone is binging watching it, with an opinion about it. it's called "hollywood" on netflix. it's set in 1947. it reimagines, if you will, what hollywood would have been like if everyone were equal. it's a classic ryan murphy production: provocative, racy, sexy. i call it wineglass-worthy. take a look. -this town is all about dreams, and some of my customers don't just come here for gas. -what's the password again? -dreamland. -dreamland. -i want to go to dreamland. -you get in the car with them, have a drink maybe, and sometimes? sometimes you have to service. -dylan mcdermott joins us from his home in la. let me just dive into this. this character, dylan, was based on the late scotty bowers, who was at the time called a male madame to the stars. had you ever heard of him? did you know anything about him? and i'm blown away by this character, i have to tell you. -oh, let me tell you, no, i knew nothing about him.

i will perform the very first ever tamron hall show wedding.ore we get to the wedding, though, somebody i've loved for a long time, two people i've loved for a long time, phil donahue and marlo thomas. of course, you can't be in daytime television and not bow down to the great phil donahue. i told you when we started the show, i wanted and insisted that i have a seat in the audience, and i was able to move around our audience.

an all- new "tamron hall" starts now. theme music] ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. listen, today's show is so exciting for many reasons, but specifically it's how we are going to start it today. our first guest, i think, is one of the most electrifying entertainers of her generation. she is a musician, an actor, a strong voice on so many social issues and absolutely one of my favorites. janelle monáe is here. what? i can hear you all screaming from your homes. i think when i ran into janelle-- the last time i saw her, naacp image awards, and then i saw her at the oscars, and at the time she said, "i'm going to come on. i heard from y'all the on social mediave." throughout this year saying, "when is janelle going to come on? is she really coming to see us?" absolutely. now, i didn't imagine in this form. i didn't picture that we would be in a pandemic, and she'd be at her home and i'd be here and you'd be in your home under quarantine, but here we are, and i've interviewed her over the years, but this is the fir

have a great weekend. announcer: today on "tamron hall"... [sirens wailing] [crowd shouting] - i got shot with a rubber bullet. - we're tired of it. - should i be scared? i don't know. announcer: young protesters on the front lines... - we're fighting for our rights. - we're gonna do this peacefully. announcer: speaking out... - hear me when i say that it is time for me to speak my mind. announcer: wanting their voices to be heard... - i feel like it's my duty to stand up. - ♪ i've always been a fighter ♪ - because of the color of my skin, i'm constantly treated as if i've done something wrong. announcer: "hear us now," a special episode of "tamron hall." - ♪ never giving up on me - black lives matter, then, now, and will always matter. welcome to a very special edition of the "tamron hall show" from my house. 2013, the cofounders of the black lives matter movement gave us the phrase "black lives matter." three women, alicia garza, patrisse cullors, opal tometi. thank you. i know a lot of people have thought that phrase was alienating, that s

-today on "tamron hall," taking care of your mental health.award-winning actress, a husband and wife, a single mom and more talk about why now, more than ever, it's okay to not feel okay, and it's okay to talk about it, right now on "tamron hall." -welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. so here's a line for you. it's okay not to be okay. i cannot take credit for that line. i'm going to show you where it came from and why that message is resonating. i'm sure you understand why, certainly these days. this show today is a real conversation about where we are, of course, in the crisis, but where we are as it relates to our mental health. i happen to believe, in some degree, we all struggle with mental health. clearly there are levels. there are people who have to seek medication for treatment, others counseling, and some people meditate. i happen to meditate. i do transcendental meditation to kind of calm my spirit and calm my mind. that's what works for me, but we're creeping into june, and we know that you're looking at your clock. you're lookin

an all new "tamron hall" starts now. [dramatic music] ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home., for a few months now we've taping the show in my home and like a lot of you, i end up looking at, you know, a pantry or looking down at carpet and wondering if i wanna change it. i've made a little list in my head of things i like, things i wanna change. mostly i'm laser focused on my pantry, which i'll have to show you one day. meanwhile, i'm sure a lot of you have looked at the basement or maybe even a so-called junk closet that you wanna get rid of stuff in, and i find myself also midnight hours on etsy because i'm determined-- determined to clear out my utility room where we keep all of our hammers and i guess remotes that have no home anymore. well, my first guests are masters of transforming unloved and abandoned properties into charming homes. karen laine and mina starsiak hawk are the mother, daughter duo of the hit hgtv show "good bones" with over 17 million people watching, and they're back with their fifth season. take a look. [exciting music] - yeah! mom and i take on som

. - today on "tamron hall."n quiñones brings out the best in us with this thought-provoking show, "what would you do?". and economic hardship from the pandemic. expert advice from david bach as the country goes back to work. plus, our hot summer giveaway continues. an all-new "tamron hall" starts now. ♪ - welcome to an all-new "tamron hall" from my home. so today, we are giving away close to $60,000 of things i love. now, we've got tam fams competing in our first ever ultimate tam fam fan-- say that three times. it's a trivia contest. and the prizes are big. movado watches, $1,000 worth of groceries, luxury home and beauty products, and more. and we're also surprising deserving small business owners. plus, one lucky viewer at home has a chance to win it all. so that's coming up later. so don't move, don't go anywhere. well, my first guest has been giving money advice for 25 years. first on oprah with "the latte factor" to his podcast "the david bach show." and ten new york times bestselling books to add into all

an all-new "tamron hall" starts now. [dramatic rock music] ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. well, when someone has been to hell and back, the story they share, i find, is usually something we can all learn from. i know you're thinking, "well, how do you define hell and back?" i'm sure many of you have your own definition right now considering what we're all going through, different degrees of it. but my first guest's journey is one we would all agree fits the description of hell. over and over, michelle hord had been told she would not be able to have children. so when she gave birth to a daughter at age 39, she called it a dream, a miracle from god. gabrielle hord, gabbie bear, grew up surrounded by love. she had her own dreams, already enrolled in a dual-language class in second grade. she wanted to travel to faraway places like china and egypt. she loved reading with her mom, dancing and playing music. at age 7 and 10 months, she was an unstoppable burst of energy with the brightest of futures ahead of her.

an all-new "tamron hall" starts now. to "the tamron hall show" from my home. so we have been talking to people from all over this country, really getting a glimpse into their day-to-day life, and i'll tell you one thing: if you really want to have an in-depth conversation with layers, talk to anyone who has a child graduating from high school on their way to college or are already in college, in some cases about to graduate, and how this pandemic, how this crisis is affecting them. it's absolutely incredible because the uncertainty only, of course, adds to the anxiety of it. my girlfriend has three kids. one of them just got accepted to morehouse college. normally, you know, we'd be throwing confetti. it would be one of the most amazing days in his life, but it's filled with, "will my university actually open in the fall? will i attend classes online?" i'm telling you, these conversations are going on, and they are hours long. i have participated in a couple of virtual graduations. i have had to do retakes, come to tears

[upbeat music] ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home.t's been two months since stay-at-home orders were put in place. and how many of you said at the beginning of this, "i can't imagine having to say inside for a week?" and then a week turned in the several weeks, and here we are now at months. i actually had a conversation with a friend the other day who's been sober for about two years. while my friend had some setbacks, something changed with this pandemic. like most of us, my friend was forced to shelter in place, and soon after revealed to me that the isolation, the loneliness, had triggered the desire to use again. we talked it out, and to my knowledge, so far, so good. but while this lockdown is keeping us all safe from exposure to the coronavirus, it can also lead to dangerous and even devastating outcomes. my first guest is on his way to celebrating three years of sobriety, and he's doing it all in the public eye. take a look. frankie grande and his younger sister, pop princess ariana grande, grew up in a close-knit family where

an all new "tamron hall" starts now. - welcome to "tamron hall" my home feweeks o on i eric a houst,. e. we were talking about the stress of trying to deal with our overgrown hair, and our broken acrylic nails, and she said we are all "kitchenticians." i love that, because we are all more than ready to look and feel like our pre-pandemic selves. later, we've got some great beauty hacks using things you already have in your pantry or lying around the house, because that's pretty much all we have right now, and we can use it. first, since we are on the topic of grooming, this man has the best brows in hollywood. we loved him in movies like "while you were sleeping," "american beauty," and tv shows like "the oc" and "grace and frankie." now he's showing off his singing and dancing chops on the new nbc show "zoey's extraordinary playlist." take a look. ♪ it's your thing do what you want to do ♪ ♪ ♪ i can't tell you who to sock it to ♪ ♪ it's your thing do what you want to do ♪ - peter gallagher joins us in "cyber hall" from his home in los angeles. peter, i have to start with something y

an all-new "tamron hall" starts now. [dynamic music] ♪ - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home., you can't right now, around me, but when i tell you we've got a big giveaway in store for you today. this is so exciting. and danny, are you ready? - i'm so ready. it's gonna be a fun... party! [both laugh] - i love that we're kicking it off, giving some love to moms, and their stories are just incredible. so danny, i'll see you a little bit later in the show, okay? - okay. it'll be fun. - my first guest is a gift to me, i'm just gonna tell you. she is one of my favorite people. i cannot tell you how many times i say this line. i love loni love. [laughs] she is funny, she is authentic, and what i appreciate about her is that loni has mastered the art of being herself, and it is paying off big time. and that's kind of the theme of our show today, inspired by a conversation i had

[dramatic music] ♪ ♪ - hello, welcome to "tamron hall" from my home.well know, several states have now decided to slowly reopen. some a little faster than others, but it has set off an incredible debate over where we stand as a country. caiecemeal jor lingering question.there when will we see a vaccine? you have some leaders, even politicians saying that you, me, we have to accept a certain number of people will die as we reopen. are we truly prepared for that? well, some of the world's richest people have now pledged millions of dollars to fight covid-19, but not just the battle of information. they are putting their money to work in an effort to come up with a vaccine. bill and melinda gates are leading that charge here in the us. the bill and melinda gates foundation has committed more than $300 million. and melinda gates joins us now from her home in seattle, washington. melinda, thank you so much for your time. - thanks for having me, tamron. - i have so much to talk to you about, obviously, but i want to start with just the fact that your home, w

the emotional toll of qu next, on "tamron hall." - welcome to "tamron hall" from my home. well, we are at the beginning of what would have been prom season for millions of teenagers in this country, and then after prom season it's graduation. in fact, i just recorded a commencement message which will be included in a virtual graduation ceremony for more than 185 universities mo. i also sent some virtual love to the 2020 graduates of my alma mater, temple university in philadelphia. can you believe, at this time of year, high school seniors would have been making their final campus visit? some of them, preparing to head off to college in the fall. now they are quarantined quaran-teens. a very popular show that gives the modern globe though my glimpse of teenage life these days is "better things" on fx. it's based on actress pamela adlon's actual life. it features a single mom raising her three daughters while trying to balance her own life. take a look. - mom, where's my black dress? - what? check your closet. - it's not there and i have to go to work. - well, i'm sorry, i'

an all-new "tamron hall" starts now.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 season a few months ago. and debra has a new passion now with her best friend, a podcast called "the dissenters." it's named in honor of their biggest hero, supreme court justice, the one and only ruth bader ginsburg. take a look. - your new book, "untamed," i'm like-- it's like, every page is dogeared and underlined. - it's funny, when we started this podcast, we were like, i don't know if anyone's gonna l

learn more at covid19.ca.gov. ♪ i feel it coming >>> back now with tamron hall the talk show host is remote. so great to have tamron with us. tamron, thanks for being with us. i know your catchphrase is let's talk about it. well, you've had a lot to talk about and i'm sure it's nothing you could have ever envisioned. what has it been like doing the show like this during these times? >> i'm going to tell you, amy, it's like i think everyone. we're experiencing the same thing. i think it was lady gaga who said obviously there are different levels of how we're coping with this pandemic, but the loss of control, the loss of what's next, that is resonating with all of us. we said let's talk about it. no idea that we'd be talking about a pandemic, protests, a huge movement of young people saying that they must be heard. the conversations are layered but a show like ours when we first started, we felt that there was a place to have this conversation. we said let's talk about it. i'll put my table up there. you can bring whatever type of chair you want, a high chair which is right near my son

and tamron hall, what a good interview. what a smart conversation that people will learn something from. not just about you, but what about matters. about tamron, too. i'm proud of you. >> thanks to christina and silence is not an option is the name of the issue, right? it's -- that's the issue as it relates to me and the name of my podcast. so thank you. look. i'll put it up on my social media and everyone can read it. thank you, chris. i'll see -- got a bunch of stuff to cover. so we're going to continue on in the vane that you are. love you more, sir. this is cnn tonight. i am don lemon. okay. i want you to pay attention to this because it's really, really important, obviously. and i am going to make sure, to the best of my ability, that i can bring it home to you. okay? because you may just be looking at numbers and thinking, okay, these are just numbers. right? sometimes, it doesn't resonate. we're talking about lives, here. more and more americans are dying every single day from the coronavirus. okay? that is a brutal

before we go, we want to say congratulations to tamron hall for winning the emmy for outstanding andho became an egot winner because he won -- he won for best song in an animated feature. have a great day, y'all. wash your ha unemployment benefit to $200. republicans believe that would encourage people to go back to work. >> when you pay people not to work, what do you expect? >> if you've lost your job through no fault of your own, republicans want you to take a 30% pay cut. >> a democratic proposal would keep that $600 benefit in place through january. after a meeting with bipartisan congressional leaders and white house officials last night, house speaker nancy pelosi accused republicans of not being ready for serious negotiations. >>> the honors continue overnight for civil rights legend congressman john lewis. family, friends, and current and former staffers are holding a vigil until later this morning when the public returns to pay tribute. abc's pierre thomas looks at day one of the remembrance in the nation's capitol. >> reporter: representative john lewis came to washington.

today, we will make their wedding dreams come true with special guests tamron hall, jerry o'connell,

celebrities and top chefs reporting harlem restaurants hit hard by the pandemic hosted by abc's tamron hallryone keeping our supermarkets, pharmacies, gas stations running. >> thank you to all the essential workers for all that you do. >> thank you. >> we thank you. >> we thank you. >> we thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> for all you do. >> and with every challenge, question, concern, we'll be here for you every day. >> every day. >> every day. >> because we will -- >> -- get through this together. >> announcer: next friday on "gma," one, two, three, hit it. and heat up your summer with jason derulo next friday only on "good morning america's" summer concert series. sponsored by caesars rewards. ♪ let me take you dancing ♪ let me take you dancing >>> good morning, everyone. happening today, governor newsom is expected to make an announcement on whether or not schools can reopen for instruction in the fall. those decisions have been left up to the local school district. it's not clear if the governor will offer recommendation or strict rules on which districts can and cannot reopen.