Many people who have been forced to stay inside their homes over coronavirus restrictions are finding new hobbies to pass the time. Some are gardening, some are knitting and others are baking bread. Lee Cowan speaks to a few Americans to hear how they are spending their time. Source

As the coronavirus pandemic continues, people across the U.S. are losing loved ones to the illness. The victims include cinematographer Allen Daviau, character actor Allen Garfield and United Nations official Lila Fenwick, who was also the first black woman to graduate from Harvard Law. Anthony Mason profiles them and others for our series Lives to Remember. Source

Georgia, along with a few other states are beginning to lift pandemic lockdowns today. Also, Congress has approved additional emergency funding to help mitigate the coronavirus’ impact on the economy. All that and all that matters in today’s Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds. Source

The CEO of the sports daily fantasy and betting website says he believes the long-term outlook remains strong. Source

Binghamton University nursing student Haley Anderson was murdered in 2018 after disappearing from her off-campus New York apartment. When her friend turned on the “Find My Friends” app, she tracked Anderson’s phone to the apartment of fellow nursing student Orlando Tercero, where she found Anderson’s body. Tercero, who was born in Nicaragua, apparently fled the country. Maria Elena Salinas reports on the brutal case and the ensuing manhunt for a new episode of “48 Hours,” airing Saturday at 10/9c. Source

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell joins “CBS This Morning” after announcing the league’s first round draft picks from his basement, in the first-ever virtual draft. Despite excitement over the Cincinnati Bengals’ newest star, football fans all over the country wonder if the regular season will even begin in the Fall after the pandemic forced cancellations and postponements across many other professional sports. Source

Chris Jump was laid off as an aircraft mechanic weeks before the coronavirus shut down much of the economy. Source

When college student Haley Anderson first went missing, her roommates were not alarmed. But when she went silent on social media, worry set in, and her roommates used her iPhone to track her down Source

A look at the evidence at the off-campus apartment where friends of Binghamton University student Haley Anderson discovered her lifeless body Source

There are questions Friday about comments made by President Trump about potential treatments to fight the coronavirus. During Thursday’s White House briefing, Mr. Trump threw out several potentially dangerous ideas, including using UV light and disinfectant inside the human body. Dr. Jon LaPook joins “CBS This Morning” to respond to these claims. Source