like miguel cabrera's snow opening day home run or this stray cat in the outfield at coors field. >>ign, printing the cards overnight, and putting them in your hand. innovation, he says, a key to topps' 70 years of success, celebrated with this season's project 70 series -- classic baseball cards re-created by artists. >> this is a continuous theme in my work. stripes, dots, and then chevron. >> new york graffiti artist is one of them. >> i don't think of myself as a sports person. >> okay. >> but i grew up in a mets family. >> she showed us her card designs featuring new york baseball legends, don mattingly, doc gooden, tom seaver, and the soon to be released thurman munson. >> i picked people from new york because that's my reference point, that were heroes to my friends, to my dad, to my uncle, favorite player, my sister's favorite player. but i feel like i'm really becoming a baseball fan through this project. >> really? >> yeah. >> just because of being involved with the cards? >> just because of the cards. >> this week, topps also entered the nft market with limited edition dig

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miguel cabrera. he takes a whack at that ball. it is on its way out.t's gone but guess what, because of the snow he didn't know it. he couldn't tell that he had hit a home run so he went sliding into second. but it was that kind of day yesterday. weather caused all kinds of havoc. >> good day for him. great to see fans back in the stands but the crowds were smaller than normal because of covid restrictions and positive test for players that postponed the mets and nationals game, this comes as the race to vaccinate is ramping up america closing in on 100 million people with at least one dose. >> as we head into the holiday weekend with half the country seeing alarming surges in cases and now those concerns variants continuing to spread and erielle reshef joins us from the javits center. a mass vaccination site. good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. the cdc is working on new travel guidelines but ahead of their release americans are planning to gather and travel ahead of the holiday weekend and experts are concerned as cases continue

but when you finally get to miguel cabrera, this thing is chock full of statistics. you're seeing through the backs of baseball cards this accumulation of data and this incredible increase in what's being kept track of compared to when baseball was first starting out with those early cards. all of these baseball cards we have here are original, including the one from 1933 with babe ruth. it has a very brand biography of him on the back so you can kind of get the sense that they haven't yet crunched all of the numbers that they're going to eventually put on the back of the baseball card. even as early as the 1850s when box squares were being developed and henry chadwick was popularizing the use of box scores, statistics started to be kept. and there was concern among the owners of a number of teams later on in the 1800s that players were becoming too obsessed with their own stats. that was already a problem then. and it only continued, of course, to become more of an issue after players earned the right to negotiate their own contracts. and the concern with keeping st

out of the ballpark rbi in the 8th would do it la over chicago, 4-3 in the midst of a flurry, miguel cabrera slammed the first home run of the season in the snow. his two-run shot off shane beiber helped lift the tigers over cleveland. >> can't even keep track of the ball with all those -- >>> still to come. this month's jobs report is upon us so is a rising number of unemployment claims. >>> and the texas bill on voting restrictionss imoving forward we will tell you more when we're back, in two minutes al discomfo? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive health. lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! ♪♪ if you have moderate to severe psoriasis... or psoriatic arthritis, little things, can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream... ...it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% cle

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miguel cabrera with the first home run of the season. career number 488 of cabrera.another run in the next frame and weathers 12 strikeouts to defeat the indians 3-2. my grandfather will be very excited that his tigers kicked off the season this way. >>> and garritt cole launched a strikeout, but after the two-run homer in the second inning, cole gives up a long ball in the sixth which ties the game. toronto goes up by a run in the top of the tenth and the yankees don't have an answer. three of the biggest bats for new york all striking out as the blue jays come away with a 3-2 victory. take that, willie. kidding. >>> in denver, the dodgers started their title defense with a loss to the rockies. stranding 14 runners in the 8-5 loss. bizarre play in the third for the dodgers 2019 mvp bellinger. a ball hit off the glove of the outfielder and bounced over the fence. the runner on first base thought the ball was caught and retreated back to the bag. bellinger passed him and prompted the umpires to call him out. he is credited for an rbi single, but not a home run. pay at

miguel cabrera and the tigers. he wasn't sure it was out so he slid into second.r the biggest snowflake. this is bizarre. the dodgers cody belanger hits a homerun in colorado.in colora. justin turner thought it was called so he is running back to first base. belanger said no it is a homerun. he is rolled out for passing turner on the basis. it is an rbi single. kershaw and the dodgers lose 8- 5. the braves and phillies. panda power. pablo sandoval pinchhitting for atlanta. his first ever homerun opening- day. sandoval's braves lose 3-two meant. staff and the worriers visiting the heat in miami. andrew wiggins whatever he is eating i want some. 5 degrees and 18 in the first half. tyler herro leading miami and he is filed. don't file a three point shooter. what about staff? he is taking a couple charges. i wish it was stopped at. he hits the 3. 10 at the have. worriers are traveling 8375 -- 83-75. >>> this morning george kittle posted a picture of himself in a jacksonville, jaguars uniform on social media with the caption next chapter thanks to the faithful for all

miguel cabrera starts the season with a bang.n't know it, he slides into second base thinking he hit a double. he lost the white ball in the snow. that snowball homer ends up being the difference. tigers win 3-2. it is not often you see baseball being played with white confetti falling everywhere. that's pretty sweet, like a party happening the entire game. >> i grew up in the midwest and it's almost spring and then it starts snowing when in april. it's one of those crazy fluks. nice to see you, coy. >>> a frightening moment on a school bus in virginia. >> [ bleep ]. >> okay. that's a deer crashing through the windshield, landing on a sleeping student. >> instantly i hear like a loud noise, i was really confused because i was trying to sleep and woke up to something on my back. and then i realized it was a deer and i was very confused because i have never seen a deer actually jump through a windshield and then land. >> i can't -- i just can't believe t the animal flashed around the bus before running out when the driver opened th

miguel cabrera hits one deep. he can't see the baseball. it's over the fence. but clients and the ball over, six like good, but eventually gets up that goes over. that's the sporty like for tonight, baseballs back. yeah, it is. see you back. yeah, it is. see you later. g clarify something for me. isn't the point of a communal meal the exchange of ideas and opinions? an opportunity to consider important issues of the day? it is. you just kind of put a damper on things when you said, "the next person i see talking with food in their mouth will be put to death." well, we could argue about who said what all night long, but to set things back on course, i will propose a new topic of conversation. (koothrappali and wolowitz groan) great. what is the best number? by the way, there's only one correct answer. 5,318,008? wrong. the best number is 73. you're probably wondering why. no. uh-uh. we're good. 73 is the 21st prime number. its mirror, 37, is the 12th, and its mirror, 21, is the product of multiplying-- hang on to your hats-- seven and three. eh? eh? did i lie? w

miguel cabrera will go deep, except he can't tell whether that thing went over the wall or not watchingactually. slide the second base because he couldn't see it in the snow will eventually get up and realized that he's hit a home run and truck like a mailman through what is its sleek snow rain. whatever tigers wanted 32 and one of the most popular giants ever, pablo sandoval, now with atlanta at man, did he come through braves were down in the eighth inning panda with a pinch it glass two run homer off aaron nolan and the. those, however, eventually wanted 10 innings 3 to 2, but nice to see panda at it. and i guess they just told me in my ear, the mariners one in the bottom of the 10th inning on a walk off walk so heartbreak on both sides of the bay giant. today's yep. well maura 11. that's the sporting life back to you cats. we will look forward forward to it, then mark, thank you. and next at 11. my dad and i are both one dose more comfortable with the idea of traveling. california eases restrictions on travel as more people across the state considered vacation plans, the 11 o'clock

so first thing, my name miguel cabrera, so i work in [inaudible] homelessness. so i was here [inaudible] everyone speaking and presenting different way ideas, and different topics, so i really want to emphasize one thing -- or two different things. number one, i really appreciate all the efforts and all the support of the community because we have an opportunity to have two listening sessions, and we have a lot of opportunities for families because finally, the families, they can design what kind of housing they want to be or where they want to live, so i appreciate all the families who have taken the time to participate. but the other thing that i want to mention is one of the presenters was talking about different issues. and when -- one thing that i did want to mention is, so, for example -- so [inaudible] in the process, you need to housing or any other services, i want to see equity, but the other thing i want to see is focusing on families and homeless. and -- yes, and making sure that -- so families [inaudible] who are losing their homes due to covid-19,

at the tigers home opener, miguel cabrera hit his 350th home run for the team.after a player tested positive for covid. >>> at the london zoo, an annual easter egg hunt for the animals, but these squirrel monkeys aren't looking for the colorful eggs around them, they're looking for the treats hidden inside due to the pandemic, there were no people to see the hunt, but the zoo will reopen later this month. that's a very cute activity for the animals. back over to you, sara >> a british tradition, animals get an egg hunt too. >> i have to say it's news to me. >> is that a british thing, will fr -- wilfred? >> maybe i've never heard of it before. i'll have to visit next time i'm there for easter >> courtney reagan, next year we hope thank you. >>> up next, the shifting retail landscape. the co-founder of rent the runway joins us with her next mission, which is venture capital. what kind of companies she's looking for and what could be in store for the way americans shop as we move forward toward reopening. >>> plus live music in a post-pandemic world. we catch up w

>> miguel cabrera hit the first long ball of the season but he couldn't tell at first thanks to the downpouring of snow. >> he thought it was a double! how about that! that? >> he couldn't see. he slid into second. we've got a whiteout. who says he doesn't like the cold? >>> this morning's eye opener is presented by progressive. making it easy to bundle insurance. >> and that was no joke on april fools day. people were so excited for baseball even if you're playing in the snow. >> in some terrible weather. >> it's incredible they can play like that. >> barely. >> people are just glad to see something normal. we welcome you to "cbs morning news." and we're going to begin with this story. striking testimony in the derek chauvin murder trial. a former police supervisor testified that officers should've ended restraint of george floyd much sooner than they did. two paramedics also took the witness stand testimony. he thought that george floyd was already dead when chauvin still had his knee on his neck. a lot of people are wondering what has derek chauvin been thinking and reacting to what has been

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tigers' miguel cabrera belting the first home run of the 2021 season. >> that's not right. >> what happenedining? training? >> not yesterday in detroit. cabrera actually slid. i don't think we showed it. oh, there it is. >> yeah. >> he slid into second because he couldn't tell if the ball went over the fence because of the snow. >> i mean, football, maybe. baseball? >> shouldn't be like that. had a couple postponements yesterday. we'll have baseball this weekend. we have the final four this weekend. >> i know. >> preview it all this half hour. >> good. can't wait for that. >>> let's get to the 7:30 headlines. and we'll start with breaking news on the latest job numbers. the labor department reporting the u.s. added 916,000 jobs in march. that is the strongest gain in seven months as the economy picks up steam. the unemployment rate is now at 6% down from 6.2% in february. overall, the u.s. has now gained back almost 14 million jobs. >>> president biden held his first full cabinet meeting on thursday, much of the focus was on that massive overhaul of the nation's outdated infrastructure. the

>> hello, my name is miguel cabrera. [inaudible] >> okay. so you have three minutes -- or no, you have two minutes. [inaudible] >> so i want to mention to remind the committee and everyone in san francisco that when we created this proposal for proposition c, we had more money, that these -- this proposal that we were working on is for generating about 4,000 housing units if we [inaudible] but at the same time 1,000 housing units for families with children. so families that were living in a hotel coming to live in shelter [inaudible] so -- and then so i wanted to speak -- [inaudible] and then, so -- and [inaudible] so -- >> is there someone else on the line? >> let me check the line. there's -- i believe it's the background of the caller. >> so any ways -- hello? >> you have 30 seconds. [inaudible] >> so yeah, i was mentioned that, so yeah, what we're recommending is [inaudible] that we were requesting for the families, and [inaudible] the many that we do spending from prop c, so we're spending on other programs and we want to create, and we

miguel cabrera's 350.the fence, slide into second, someone has to tell him it is over the fence. it is home run. let's bring in darrell strawberry, great to have you here. let's begin with the fans going to the ballpark, president biden says it is a mistake for teams to offer full capacity at the stadiums. what is your opinion? >> it is very challenging to be full capacity right now. 20% is a good situation right now. in the midst of trying to get over this pandemic you want to be as safe as you can, don't think people want to be on top of each other right now at the beginning of april. when you get to july open the ballpark and let the fans get back in and enjoy the ballgames. ashley: how important are the fans? you had interaction with the fans out there. it is a big part of it. it must be very yearly to play in the stadium with no one there. >> i never had to do that. i am grateful i never had to be in front of fans like that with no fans in the ballpark. fans are part of the game when you realize that

>> hello, my name is miguel cabrera. [inaudible] >> okay. so you have three minutes -- or no, you have two minutes. [inaudible] >> so i want to mention to remind the committee and everyone in san francisco that when we created this proposal for proposition c, we had more money, that these -- this proposal that we were working on is for generating about 4,000 housing units if we [inaudible] but at the same time 1,000 housing units for families with children. so families that were living in a hotel coming to live in shelter [inaudible] so -- and then so i wanted to speak -- [inaudible] and then, so -- and [inaudible] so -- >> is there someone else on the line? >> let me check the line. there's -- i believe it's the background of the caller. >> so any ways -- hello? >> you have 30 seconds. [inaudible] >> so yeah, i was mentioned that, so yeah, what we're recommending is [inaudible] that we were requesting for the families, and [inaudible] the many that we do spending from prop c, so we're spending on other programs and we want to create, and we

so first thing, my name miguel cabrera, so i work in [inaudible] homelessness.i was here [inaudible] everyone speaking and presenting different way ideas, and different topics, so i really want to emphasize one thing -- or two different things. number one, i really appreciate all the efforts and all the support of the community because we have an opportunity to have two listening sessions, and we have a lot of opportunities for families because finally, the families, they can design what kind of housing they want to be or where they want to live, so i appreciate all the families who have taken the time to participate. but the other thing that i want to mention is one of the presenters was talking about different issues. and when -- one thing that i did want to mention is, so, for example -- so [inaudible] in the process, you need to housing or any other services, i want to see equity, but the other thing i want to see is focusing on families and homeless. and -- yes, and making sure that -- so families [inaudible] who are losing their homes due to covid-19, so a