Those towns are stranded without much guidance. Like this bar in madison, wisconsin. If theres times we need to cut hours or where we can kind of tweak menu items to make sure we arent losing money there. Reporter jason is the president of downtown madison. He says each wisconsin home game pumps roughly 16 million into the local economy and adds about 3,000 jobs. Its going to take our whole Community Coming together and saying we need to not only rebuild and restart our city, but we need to reimagine what it looks like. Reporter the Financial Impact on the schools themselves would also be devastating. A recent study estimates that if the power five conferences all cancelled football outright it would amount to at least 4 billion in lost revenue. But for those arguably the most reliant on a season, the only thing to do is wait and hope. Did you Business Model this in any way when you were coming up with this place . Its been a lot of reacting. The rules keep changing. Everythings just out the window and you just got to react and figure out how to survive. Well get through this time and, you know, i graduated a m. I love a m. Theres no place id rather be. Reporter ivans says state rules could also affect his business. Bars which are parked on College Game Days are only allowed to be at 50 capacity. Openair stadiums in texas like this one are allowed to be at 50 , and here at the university of north texas, when the mean green take the field for home games, they will be at 25 capacity, which is just over 7,000 fans. Omar villafranca reporting from the end zone. Legendary sportscaster vin scully stepped away from the mic a couple of years back after calling dodgers games for 67 years. Over the decades scully collected a treasure trove of baseball memorabilia dating back to babe ruth. Some of it is up for auction. Lee cowan has his story. Its time for dodgers baseball. Reporter the last time we met up with hall of fame broadcaster vin scully, it was a warm summer night at Dodger Stadium in los angeles. Heres my office. Not a bad view. No. Reporter it was eight years ago. But the privilege of going to a ballpark in person feels like a century ago, doesnt it . Baseball in 2020 is the season of cardboard cutouts and piped in fan noise. Scully thought hed seen everything. Balls out of the park, yes, but fans out of the park, too . Thanks, covid. Ive spent my life in sports, and its just about shut it down. Has pitched a nohitter. If you have a sombrero, throw it to the side. Reporter he wasnt just the voice of the dodgers. High fly ball into right field. She is gone reporter scully was, in his heart, baseballs storyteller. In a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened. Reporter after 67 seasons, the redhead who started with the brooklyn dodgers at 23 retired in 2016, just shy of his 89th birthday. Ive needed you far more than you needed me. True. True. True. In my heart, in my mind, it was enough, and ive never had one misgiving about the fact, you know, i should have waited one more year. No regrets . Not even one. Is it strange watching as a fan . I dont watch it critically. Im not listening, really, to what the announcers say. Are they trying to steal my stuff or i have none of that. Reporter nobody cut steal scullys stuff, but they can now collect some of it. Over the years, hes accumulated some of the games crown jewels. World series trophies, world series rings, president ial autographs and more awards than places to put them. The awards are gratefully received, but theyre only for the moment. Reporter so hes decided to sell some of those monumental moments through hunt auctions in philadelphia. He wants the proceeds, which could be pretty substantial, to go to his five kids, 16 grandkids, and to charity. Is there anything hard to give up . You know . I must be very coldhearted because there isnt one thing that i really felt i hated to give up, not one. Reporter not even this, a scrap of paper scully got as a boy hanging around the upper right field deck at the polo grounds in new york. And lo and behold, there was babe ruth. And he reached into his pocket and took out it looked like 50, 100 business cards, and on each card was his signature, babe ruth. You were handed that card by babe ruth himself. Babe ruth. Isnt that amazing . It somehow showed up when we started digging. Did you forget you had it . No, i didnt forget, but i wasnt quite sure where it was. Reporter some items hes had for most of his career, like this battered leather binder. So you took this to every game . Every game. Oh, i didnt live without this. Reporter still taped inside are now yellowed notes to himself like this shell silverstein people that hed read whenever he saw a toddler in the stands. Little tiny kid. And in here i had, oh, the thumbsuckers thumb may look wrinkled and wet and withered as white as snow. As only we thumbsuckers know. Reporter before we left we noticed his 1988 world series ring. Its pretty hard to miss. Surely that hell keep, we thought. But no. Ive worn it every day, almost every hour of every day, but the itll go. Reporter vin scully as much a part of baseball history as the players and the plays, and hes not out of the game. In fact, he just joined twitter. Hi, everybody, and a very pleasant good afternoon to you. Reporter to continue talking about great moments of baseball. Hes seen enough of them to know that baseball keeps going. Time, however, stops for no one. I mean, im 92. Even if i live to be 100, thats only a couple years from now. Where i am is where i belong, quiet, peaceful, and at home. Far from the madding crowd. That was lee cowan reporting. 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Now many stores are shelling out extra dow for the popular topping, anywhere from 5 to 50 more. The owner of roccos pizza near pittsburgh says pepperoni is not the only problem. Cheese is a whole other ballpark. Its gone way up. Reporter americans have been buying more cheese during the pandemic, helping drive up prices. Its hitting the bottom line for this idaho pizza spot. Regularly 30 and now were paying 97 for just a box of cheese. Reporter l. A. Area pizza places are also paying more for mozzarella. Probably higher than ive ever seen it. Reporter its not clear when supplies and prices for cheese and pepperoni will return to normal. Restaurants we heard from dont plan to pass the higher cost on to customers, at least for now. Elise preston, cbs news, new york. When you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. Hi, im joel osteen. Im excited about being with you every week. I hope youll tune in. Youll be inspired, youll be encouraged. Im looking forward to seeing you right here. You are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race thats been designed for you. The new school year is getting under way remotely for millions of american kids. But overseas children in japan are back in the classroom. Schools there have been able to fully reopen because japan has been able to manage the coronavirus crisis. The nation has about 1 3 of the population of the united states, but only 1 of the covid cases. Lucy kraf followed some of the students back to school to see what the new normal is like. Reporter just like always, pupils at tokyos east kamamachi elementary arrive at 8 00 a. M. , remove shoes and head to class. Just like jejss before him, yukas class bows in the days studies, but there is nothing usual about schools now. Masks are mandatory. Desks are barricaded in vinyl. Handwashing has become a careful ritual. Lunchtime which is usually a highlight of the day has now become a struggle to keep them as spaced and quiet as possible. Translator theyre first graders so they think is normal. Its really hard to teach a regular class while keeping everyone safe. Reporter compounding the challenge for japanese schools is crowded classrooms. Regulations here allow up to 40 children per class. Thats double what experts say is optimal during a pandemic. Yet simulations run on japans new supercomputer show that cracking just one window and one door across from it provide enough air flow to prevent viral spread, even in packed classes. With physical fitness declining and kids putting on extra weight as families stay home more, teachers have had to get creative about gym class, said the health instructor. Translator all games and close contact are out. We try to keep them all facing one direction and avoid shouting. Reporter stickers everywhere are a constant reminder to socially distance, stay far apart physilly but close spiritually, they read. But total compliance from 6yearolds, the principal concedes, is futile. Translator instead of banning all conversation and keeping kids in a constant state of fear and vigilance, its better to get the basic safeguards right. Reporter anxious parents and teachers are hoping that works. For cbs this morning saturday, lucy craft, tokyo. And thats the over night neww for this tuesday, for others, the news continues. Check back on cbs this morning and follow us any time on cbsnews. Com. Reporting from the Nations Capital its tuesday, september 8th, 2020. This is the cbs morning news. Western wildfires. More than 2 million acres in california now burned. Plus the small town in Washington State that lost 80 of its homes. Eight weeks away. President trump and joe biden hit battleground states with their eyes on election day. 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