This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

This is CBSI on the world.

I'm John Batchel.

Violence in the world.

What does a senior figure do if there's violence in the world?

You go to a Phillies game. That's what you do.

I welcome Jim McTague reporting on Lancaster County, the best county in the Keystone State.

And the Philadelphia Phillies are only one of two teams in the state that play Major League

Baseball, the other being the Pittsburgh Pirates. But we're going to a Phillies game because it turns out, Mr. McTag and I both attended Phillies games when we were lads. Connie Mack Stadium,

which was, well, compared to modern stadiums, a bandbox. You set behind a pillar or you didn't,

and it always had that aroma of a cigar from last year. However, Jim, a very good evening

to you. Let us not start with Connie Mack. Let us start with the stadium you attended. You went

to see the Phillies who have a good team again, I think, and the experience was compare and

contrast with your time watching the Denver Rockies recently. Good

evening to you, Jim. Hi, good evening, John. You know, both the stadiums are wonderful. The Phillies

fans are more enthusiastic than the Rockies fans because the Rockies have a losing team. The stadium is

compact. It is loaded with concessions, which led me to the conclusion that Citizens Bank Park,

the Philly Stadium, has much in common with a modern hospital.

You can't find healthy food anywhere.

I mean, the concessions, they have submarines sandwiches that are as big as submarines.

They have pizza.

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