but another one in evansville and bobby morgan hit a line drive, that he died for in the gap in le center. you know, it's mostly respect for these kids, he doesn't like the comparisons. i mean he's heard about trout. he's hurt at about mookie. you know, barry obviously and his dad, bobby is a great player in his day. in the next willie mays, which was too much pressure for anybody at a young age, like bobby. but, i mean, you know, i think more than anything, he just kind of respects the game as it's played now. you wouldn't really compare them, but you and i can, right? >> you and i can, for sure. >> i certainly hope he has seen that g e plaza ballpark today. it's really incredible, and just pays tribute. look at the hot too. i love it for the hat, has he seen this? >> that is so cool. >> i hope he has seen it. the giants are honoring willie mays in another way today, launching willie mays scholars program. john, tell us about this scholarship, you know, what is the mission and who is it for? >> yeah, you know, willie mays is all about kids. anytime i interview him or converse with him, e

tornadoes, and then we look into mother's day we've got a risk stretching from dallas all the way to evansvilleaging winds hail an inch or longer we're also talking about the possibility of tornadoes here's how it shapes up. high moving into the weekend, saturday afternoon storms form in kansas. wet snow in the high plains in the rockies. mother's day, we're looking for the storm system moving into the midwest with rain from new york all the way down into texas by dusk we're watching this system push through. heavy rain stretching from shreveport, cincinnati, pittsburgh, all the way to des moines over the next several days, and on into sunday not looking great for the midsection of the country to the east on mother's day we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds now, remember, they're not programs. they're tv shows. you woke up early. no one cares. yes. so, i was using something called homequote explorer from progressive to easily compare home insurance rates. was i hashtagging? progressive can't help you from becoming your parents, but we can help you compare rates on home insura

evansville, you're included. robin? >> stay safe. thank you, ginger. michael? at the vaccination site at yankee stadium. good morning again, eva. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, the push to vaccinate targeting a younger crowd, and that could be expanding soon. the fda may be approving the use of pfizer's vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds as soon as this week. the move would make some middle schoolers and all high schoolers eligible in the u.s. experts say it's critical to open up vaccines to younger people because they can get and spread covid, especially indoors, close together interacting with people outside their homes. now pfizer's vaccine has already been approved for teens 16 and older and expanding eligibility is key as we are starting to see demand for these vaccines start to dwindle. daily shots are down 22%. george? >> okay, eva. thanks very much. >>> we're going to go overseas now where the coronavirus crisis is expanding by the day. a ban on flights from india to the u.s. goes in effect tomorrow. that's going to leave a lot of indian-american

this is another text message, john in evansville, indiana, a lot of you sending in your mention. we appreciate that. 202-748-8003. tell us your first name and where air from. giving tax breaks to the super wealthy will take us into owe believeon. in exchange before appropriations committee house republican chris stewart and treasury secretary janet yellen the issue of inflation, one of the hearings we covered yesterday, available on our website. here's the exchange. >> you mentioned today that if inflation actually isn't just transitory, the fed has several tools. it seems to me that the tools are already very painful. fed could raise interest rates. we could cut spending. but if we have an interest rate, as you mentioned, one of the benefits right now and one of the things, lessons people concerned about debt, we are paying such an incredibly low interest rate. we certainly anticipate that's not going tonight case forever. i wish you would talk through what the tools that the treasury has and what would be the implications. what would be the impact of those tools upon the americ