That changed a world series on a missed call. And im sure they probably wanted it back then too. Itd probably changed their lives a little. [smith] what do you think about limiting mound vits. That was an innovation within the last year or so, right . They intro hced that you could one six mound visits in a game. [clemens] yeah, right. So, i kid out trying to do the speed up in the games. [smith] cause all of our kids have no attention span. They want everything over faster. They think its a video game. [clemens] well, it is, it is. But, you have the, you know, you havei tease my boys about everybodys gotta have a walk up song now so you can walk there and be cool. And all this stuff. You gotta have a walk up song, you gotta have, of course, and your sponsors and everything. So thats gonna take time, too. So, theyre trying to speed it up. In the Minor Leagues they have a pitch clock. But, i just got off the phone two days ago with three minor league guys theyve tut from reallygood pis
[smith] of course we got by without it for years. [clemens] we did, but you got technology and there were a few umpires way back when that changed a worldseries. And im sure they probably wanted it back then too. Itd probably changed their lives a little. [smi] what do you think about limiting mound visits. That was an innovation within the last year or so, right . They introduced that you could only have six mound visits in a game. [clemens] yeah, right. So, i kid em about trying to do the speed up in the games. [smith] cause all of our kids have no attention span. They want everything over faster. They think its a video game. [clemens] well, it is, it is. But, you have the, you know, you have, i tease my boys about everybodys gotta have a walk up song now so you can walk there and be cool. And all this stuff. You gotta have a walk up song, you gotta have, of course, you gotta have your commercial breaks and your sponsors and everything. So thats gonna take time, too. So, theyre tryin
Live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. Right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, were looking live from our exclusive Salesforce Tower camera as we look at city hall on this wednesday morning. Good morning. February 26th, im michelle griego. And im kenny choi. Now time to wake up in time to get that forecast again. Happy, restarting of the day with clear skies and temperatures in the 40s and 50s. Wrap that jacket as you head out the door. 53 in oakland, San Francisco 55, san jose 50. Looking at 43 in santa rosa. As we take you through the afternoon another mild to warm day but not as warm as yesterday but above average. 70s in santa rosa, fairfield 78, san jose 72, and we will talk about the rest of the work week and changes for the weekend. Details on that coming up. I like that you are already thinking about the weekend. Thats awesome. Speeds not looking too bad right now. Ready much in the green except for the super commuters. Speeds are slowing down to t
Certainly a backup. Were also keeping an eye on the san mateo bridge where there is debris in the lane. One is blocked, the far right one, because of the per debris. This morning the president s and ants a briefing from the white house to address the coronavirus. The cdc is preparing for a possible pandemic saying that a coronavirus outbreak in the u. S. Is now inevitable. One bay area city is not taking any chances declaring a state of emergency already. Kpix 5s joining us live from San Francisco with the plan to get ahead of the virus. The mayor did not declare the state of emergency to make anyone panic. Quite the opposite. She says this will help the city be prepared for what might be coming. Zero cases have been reported in San Francisco, three people have been treated in the city but they are from neighboring counties. There are more than 80,000 confirmed cases of the virus worldwide, more than 2700 people have died. Mayor breed said this Emergency Declaration mobilizes city reso
Notices. So point three is everybody better exercise what can happen but also what might happen thats really dark and awful. And that requires leadership, that requires time and training. And a lot of people are not doing it. And thats worrisome. After that, actually a few years ago, rand had a sabrini panel. I was a member of that too. There were only two of us who were laymen. There were army generals, steve abbott, fourstar navy admiral, was the chair, i was the vice chair. It was chemical, biological, nuclear and radiological event. That was what was exercised. And we concluded, to our horror, that nobody law enforcement, National Guard, the local First Responders had a clue what a nuclear event, dirty bomb, what did it look like in terms of injured people or a chemical or a biological event. Now, have things changed since then . Certainly at the state level. But guess what . No Congressional Committee had a hearing. Amazing. We went to see one senator who said, god, this is really