brinkley, by describing him as garbage brinkley. mr. brinkley jumped in.egardless of what he did, telling a person you are invited to congress to shut up is just dead wrong. this is what congress is and this is what they have such a low rating. it is not acceptable. host: people are weighing in on her face but page -- on our facebook page. you can go to facebook.com/cspan. host: if you want to go to facebook, facebook.com/cspan is our address and you can post your comments. or you can go to twitter, twitter.com/cspanwj is the handle. caller: i saw the exchange live when i saw it. the congressman simply misspoke and both guys lost their temper. it should have been, "sorry, i misspoke." this guy is so full of himself. how many times have we seen people go in front of congressmen and be paraded -- berated? at least briefly was not a coward -- at least brinkley was not a coward. "oh, professor brinkley is wholly. we must treat them like religious figures, like the pope." this is a wasteland in alaska they are trying to protect. we need the oil. host: in politi

brinkley. rice is a june vaersity.u went to yuba college and couldn't graduate. >> you just be quiet. >> why? >> you be quiet. >> you don't own me. i pay your salary. >>> joining me is dr. doug brinkley, presidential historian, author and professor at rice university. dr. brinkley, great to have you with us tonight. i think that's an exchange that a lot of americans appreciate. here is an arrogant congressman who wants to run over the environment. all you wanted to do is go there and give the expertise about what drilling would do at anwar. i think i've got this right. you tell us more. did you know what you were getting into with the congressman? >> everybody knows he's a bit of a crackpot. so i kind of expected that. he never shows up to congress. he's got one of the worst ratings -- if you look up bridge to know where, and you'll find his name. when he does show up, he says it's garbage and beat up on people. so i struck back. i was there to talk about the arctic in a celebratory way. dwight eisenhower created the r

brinkley.we see a lot of time people here nobody is perfect here but to interrupt breaks the comedy of -- we are going to have disagreements. we try to do that -- >> would you please -- >> you would do that if somebody said that to you, too. >> mr. brinkley do you want to continue sitting of this panel? >> yes. >> then please follow the rules. >> what i suggest, mr. brinkley, you say you've been up there. how many people were there that he visited last year? >> not many. spriggs we have a sort of elitist group in going there? >> i know what i'm talking about. the plane is really nothing. you say it is not the heart. it is part of the most area and what hurts me the most is you sit there in the university when the people support natural in for the good and the good of this nation as a college professor and ivory tower you can go up there and i hope you spend a lot of money but the reality is this area should be drilled. i've been fighting for 39 years. it was set aside for shrilling not by the o

brinkley, rice is a university. you know -- >> i will call you anything i want to call you when you sit in that chair. >> pardon? >> you be quiet. >> you don't own me. i pay your salary. >> i'll tell you -- >> the gentleman will suspend and i'll remind members -- >> i work for the private sector, you work for the taxpayer. >> mr. brinkley. >> nice to see everyone getting along. it is rare to hear a witness talk back to a member of congress. and that's pretty much how the rest of the hearing went. >>> we'll take a break. when we come back, a recipe for disaster. two little boys, one bag of flour. >>> finally tonight, with folks gathering for the holidays, a piece of video we thought you should see. it shows what happened when the mother of two boys left the room. and what can happen when two young boys have their way with a bag of flour. we thought it was topical given the time of year, and given how much time we'll be spending in the lesson. let this be a lesson, and it got people talking today. our story from anne

brinkley.we see a lot of time people here nobody is perfect here but to interrupt breaks the comedy of -- we are going to have disagreements. we try to do that -- >> would you please -- >> you would do that if somebody said that to you, too. >> mr. brinkley do you want to continue sitting of this panel? >> yes. >> then please follow the rules. >> what i suggest, mr. brinkley, you say you've been up there. how many people were there that he visited last year? >> not many. spriggs we have a sort of elitist group in going there? >> i know what i'm talking about. the plane is really nothing. you say it is not the heart. it is part of the most area and what hurts me the most is you sit there in the university when the people support natural in for the good and the good of this nation as a college professor and ivory tower you can go up there and i hope you spend a lot of money but the reality is this area should be drilled. i've been fighting for 39 years. it was set aside for shrilling not by the o

brinkley?>> okay. >> we see a lot of people here and from time to time, we make faux pass, and nobody is perfect here. we're going to have disagreementings here. you saw that. >> you called me mr. rice from -- you used garbage in the word -- wow would do that if somebody said that to your name, too. >> i've been called a lot of things. >> i wouldn't call you that. >> do you want to continue the panel? >> yes. >> then please, follow the rules. >> okay. >> what i'm suggesting, mr. mr. brinkley. you say you camped one time? >> yes. >> how many people visited the range last year? >> not many. >> not many, so we have an elitist group going up there? >> no, i have been all over that area. >> i know you have. >> i know what i'm talking about . the arctic plain is really nothing. it's not the heart. des not the heart. it's part of the most deficit part of the area, and what hurts me the most is you sit there in the rice university, when the people support drilling for their good and for the good of thi

brinkley, rice is a university. know -- >> i will call you anything i want to call you, when you sit in that chair. >> pardon? >> you be quiet. >> you don't own me. i pay your salary. >> i'll tell you -- >> the gentleman will suspend and i'll remind members -- >> i work for the private secretarier, you work for the taxpayer. >> mr. brinkley. >> nice to see everyone getting along. >> it is rare to hear a witness talk back to a member of congress. that's pretty much how the rest of the hearing went. >>> when we come back, a recipe for disaster, two little boys, one bag of flour. out there. what's good for you today, is bad for you tomorrow. i had no idea what to choose. until i found pronutrients -- a new line of supplements from centrum, who i totally trust. omega-3 supports not only my heart, but my brain and my eyes too. probiotics helps with my digestive balance and my immune function. and fruit & veggie has antioxidant properties. new pronutrients from centrum helps make nutrition possible. i love the fact that q

leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> 4:45.police released information in the attempted kidnapping of the sketch they want you to see. >>> disturbing questions raised about the actions of one of the football coaches at the center of the penn state abuse scandal. >>> tornado rips a deadly path through a south carolina community the damage it caused. >>> the biggest toy buying season of the year is about to begin. how do you make sure you are buying safe toys? what you need to know. ititititit >>> let's take a look at flight arrives or departure delay. airports are quiet we have fog in the bay area i think we'll have flight arrival delays later into sfo. right now cool across the entire country 50s denver, dallas, new orleans, 80s miami, 78 phoenix. the rest of us 40sua[. and 50s. check out the flight tracker at abc7news.com at the bottom. >>> 4:48 now. in yosemite crews have given up the search for the remains of park visitors who were swept over a 317 foot waterfall in july. officials say the start of the rain and snow season

to brinkley. and again, he converts. so, we are tied up at 20-20.after the punt, chargers at third and 18. on first down to patrick crayton for the first down. chargers on the drive, in field goal range. rivers fumbling the snap. are you serious? the chiefs recover. look at it right there. philip rivers leads the nfl in turnovers. however, the chiefs get one more chance in regulation. ensuing drive, matt cassel, looking. picked off by eric webber, the safety. so, the game is heading to overtime. chiefs driving in o.t. crucial third and 14. it's a long conversion, what they need. cassel, for the first down. chiefs driving. now in field goal range. that sets up this. from 30 yards out. he had a game-winner last halloween. does it again. chiefs win 23-20. and now, the chiefs, raiders and chargers are all tied atop the afc west. >>> that is your espn news update. i'm don bell. >> good game last night. >>> another contestant on abc's "dancing with the stars" will be sent packing tonight. everyone got into the halloween mood last night, though, with some

brinkley gets across the goal line before it is knocked out. good play. that's a touchdown. chargers convert on the two-point attempt to tie the game. chargers again with the ball this time on the chiefs 15. that's the one you can't have. all san diego had to do was kick a field goal to win it, a short one at that. on first and ten. rivers fumbles the snap. chiefs recover that hurts. we go to overtime. yes, the chiefs make them pay a game-winning field goal from 30 yards out. kansas city escapes with a 23-20 win. so, there's a three-way tie atop the afc west as the chiefs, chargers and raiders all at 4-3. broncos in the basement at 2-5. >>> good news for yankee fans -- c.c. sabathia, this is not probably the friendliest way to report the news -- calling him a cash cow. left-handed c.c. sabathia signed a contract extension with the yankees worth $122 million. the 31-year-old had until midnight to opt out of his current deal, which had four years left. he signs with the yankee force another year and an extra $30 million. sabathia wrote yankee fans i'll be here fighting for num

brinkley. >> matt that kind of behavior has become commonplace. that's what we're accustomed to seeing. >> you've got more and more of that. there used to be social compacts, that you wouldn't use the debt ceiling to put a gun to the head of the country. you wouldn't filibuster judicial nominees en masse. both parties have crossed the line. i think republicans have taken a step further in the past few years by being much more promiscuous by the use of filibusters in the senate. that has driven this partisan wedge. >> you used the word social. i think that's part of the problem. it used to be they'd lift a glass with one other. now they scurry home on thursdays, don't come back until tuesdays because they need to go home and raise money. in any event, a fascinating survey. i look forward to it every year even though it depresses me. thank you for your time, matt cooper. >> thank you, michael. >> when we return, let me finish with accountability and why we need members of congress to tell us how they would cut the debt. you're watching "hardball" on

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abc7s leslie brinkley has been following that protest. [yelling] >> within minutes the fence was down. police stood by on every corner, many in full riot gear, and watched. >> i don't question for a second that there will be tents up. >> we need tents, and anything that we can use so we can be here and occupy! [yelling] >> within an hour the entire square of vacant land at 19th and telegraph was covered in tents. more people came bringing boxes and food and supplies. there was dancing and music. the residents stood by on the perimeter. >> i'm a big fan of the movement but it feels a little different when it's in your backyard. >> hundreds of protestors spent the day marching peacefully through oakland as an of-present contingent of police closed roads to pave their way. and a grand rally capped off the afternoon and speakers focused on public schools and libraries. >> as the rain moved in the crowd definitely diminished. police called for things to quiet down after 10:00, and they did. in oakland leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> take a look

abc7s leslie brinkley has been following that protest. [yelling] >> within minutes the fence was down. police stood by on every corner, many in full riot gear, and watched. >> i don't question for a second that there will be tents up. >> we need tents, and anything that we can use so we can be here and occupy! [yelling] >> within an hour the entire square of vacant land at 19th and telegraph was covered in tents. more people came bringing boxes and food and supplies. there was dancing and music. the residents stood by on the perimeter. >> i'm a big fan of the movement but it feels a little different when it's in your backyard. >> hundreds spent the day marching peacefully through oakland as an of-present contingent of police closed roads to pave their way. and a grand rally capped off the afternoon and speakers came. >> as the rain moved in the crowd definitely diminished. police called for things to quiet down after 10:00, and they did. in oakland leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> in san jose protestors briefly occupied mayor chuck reeder'

reporting live, leslie brinkley, abc 7 news it. >>> leslie, thank you very much.any small businesses in downtown oakland closed today for fear of being trashed by what is happening and there was some vandal iowa many. take a look at what happened at the whole foods on bay place. this video shows the building being spray painted and other protesters tackling those responsible. the market suffered several smashed windows and had to close for the day. small local banks say they want protesters to know that they are part of the 99%, the banks. as vic lee explains, say they are the david in this case, not the goliath. >> many downtown businesses simply closed for the day. some had signs of support for the occupiers. others said they were closing because of the strike. still others devised creative ways to o stay open revising the way they do business. >> we decided to support oakland occupy in the sense that we wouldn't take credit cards today. all cash only. >> reporter: don harbison owns the v restaurant. he and other merchants posted these signs. ironically their bu

leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> thanks. more election numbers now. final results are in for the other two elective offenses in san francisco we followed closely. district attorney george gasgone appointed in january wins a four year term with 64% of the vote and although there are thousands of ballots yet to be counted supervisor ross murcorini is on his way to become the next sheriff. right now he has 53% of the vote. to national politics and the ninth debate for republican presidential contenders. the focus was mostly on the economy of course, but herman cain was asked about the sexual harassment ail gaitions against him. then it was his comments about nancy pelosi that got him into trouble. listen. >> it's already been written we didn't hear about it in the previous congress because princess nancy sent it to committee and it stayed there. it never came out. >> cain was talking about a healthcare bill that was shelfed when pelosi was speaker and tonight cain says he regrets that comment. there was also a bizarre moment toward the end when rick perr

it happened around 3:45 this afternoon in the 3400 block of brinkley road. the victim told officers he heard a gunshot and then noticed he had been hit. but he didn't see who shot him. he's now in the hospital in critical condition. police don't have a motive or any suspects in that shooting. new at 11 school. , the first of the three american college students arrested in egypt is now aren't flight home. luke gates left cairo for frankfurt, germany. gregory porter and georgetown student sweeney will fly out next time in the next few hours. sweeney's mother says derek will fly to frankfurt then here to d.c. and on to st. louis. he is expected to arrive there late saturday night. >>> all of these prayers are coming our way have been answered. have truly been answered. we couldn't feel more blessed. >> joy sweeney plans to make her son a belated thanksgiving dinner. the students were arrested on sunday for allegedly throwing firebombs at security forces fighting with demonstrators. >>> aruban prosecutors have appealed a judge's decision to release the gaithers

i think it was with david brinkley. he came out and by that time a whole lot of other reporters had gathered out there. mr. ronald reagan came out. i asked him a couple of questions. other reporters circled him. there were 20 or 30 of them. i was throwing questions over the top of that. he was very nicely yelling his answers back to my microphone. we want a round a corner. the whole gang of people swept into this table at the end of it knocking over a little man with his typewriter on the floor. i let them go. i stop and help to this little man. i looked into his face and it was theodore s. white. that stopped me right there. he was just so -- he apologize to me for that. i got to meet three really nice people there. barry goldwater, ronald reagan, and theodore s. white. >> thank you for the phone call from new orleans. conventions were quite different in 1964 and 1968. >> i do think in the making of the president, teddy white was pretty patronizing tiberi goldwater. the 1964 convention was angry. i was told that it was

bryce late -- brinkley.ise is a university. >> i will call you anything that if you said in that chair. you just sit there and be quiet. >> you do not on me. >> i will remind members. >> i work for the private sector. you work for me. >> mr. brinkley, we looked forward to your testimony. you got the chance to say what you wanted to say. >> the call me mr. rice. i needed to correct the record. >> mr. brinkley. >> ok. >> we see a lot of people here and we may errors. no one is perfect here. but to interrupt breaks the comity of what we're doing. we're going have a lot of disagreements. we tried to do that in a civil. >> he called me mr. rise. so you would do that if someone did that your name. >> mr. brinkley, do you want to continue? then please follow the rules. >> condoleezza rice and others had lined the weekend as book tv brings you the 25th annual miami but there international. join in with your e-mails, calls, and tweets live on c- span2. also this weekend, pat buchanan and ralph nader on the end of ame

brinkley just crosses the plain. it is 20-20.rgers get the ball back and they have to set up the field goal. he fumbles the exchange from center. we had to take a knee and the chargers win the game and goes to overtime and it's ryan from 30 yards out. the chiefs steal one at home, 23-20. reports of frank's demise has been exaggerated. he passed for second on the 49ers's all time rushing. >> the dodgers making history hiring the head athletic trainer making her the first female to hold the job and he's also the physical therapist brought her aboard in 2007. guys, we don't care for the dodgers, b >> teha >> thank you, scott. >> we'll be right back. nk >>> the home of steve jobs is a welcome place for trick or treaters and tonight the tradition continued. the gate opens at 6:30 to lots of goblin and it is sound rumbled and a thin gray mist of fog enveloped the yard. kids and even an ipod showed up and ipad came to the front door. they got fist size bags with orange canty slices and sour drops. jobs died october 5th, but the hallowee

committee and that's just fine take a look i call it garbage dr rice it comes from the mouth doctor brinkley rice is a university well ok i know you want to write a book called anything i want to write you a chair you argue but you just be quiet well you like quiet you don't know me. thank you. better just be like you see you be quieter but you don't own me it's just good it's a little house like this is amazing that a pole like father son battle with like john young like you will do what i tell you to do and he's like you don't own me i'm a big boy i can do what i wasn't so real college should be another graduated i mean those are some really low blows they're like just calling someone's entire research card and then being like oh by the way you want to community college just so you know i mean there's some sass on c.-span is what i really learned i mean you know just to be an ass on the hill in the me way more like this all the time and a lot more to watch because that was amazing you were looking i love repairers thing but it was like i'm not trying i'm not any president to make friends w

resources committee and that's just fine take a look i call it garbage dr rice it comes from dr brinkley rice is the university well ok i know you want to write a book on anything i want to write you a chair you are going to be a lawyer well you are a quiet you don't know me. thank you. better just be like you see jerry you be quiet you don't know me it's just good it's always i was like this amazing a pole like father son. like don young like you you will do what i tell you to do and he's like you don't own me i'm a big boy i can do it i was a real college another graduated i mean those are some really low blows they're like just calling someone's entire research based garbage and then being like oh by the way you want to community college just so you know i mean there's some stats on cspan is what i really learned you know to be ass on the hill you need to be way more like this all the time and a lot more people would watch because that was amazing you want to look great i love rick perry's thing but it was like i'm not trying i'm not any president to make friends which is a classic re

leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> occupy protester at uc davis will be enjoying a thank meal thanks to the school's embattled chancellor. linda katehi delivered meals yesterday she paid for food out of her own pocket part of her effort at damage control over last friday's pepper spraying incident. she answered questions and got an offer from one of the students. >> if and when or if you already do support this movement there's a tent available for you. >> i'm too old for the 10. >> nobody is too old for a tent. -- >> katehi claims police were told to edge remove the tents and avoid violence at all costs. campus police chief and two officers are on administrative leave. >>> california highway patrol wants everyone to know they will be out in enforce this holiday. every available officer will be on the road patrolling and being watchful for drunk drivers. ch p urges drivers to slow down, wear seat belts. don't drink and drive. aaa will continue its tipsy tow program tonight for motorists. you can call 800-aaa-help between 6:00 tonight and 6:00 tomorrow morning for a free ride home up to

. >> doug brinkley, you're nowlying since katrina in austin, since you left new orles. what's your day .. >> i'm a professor of history at rice university. i'm teaching three classes right now -- >> which is in houston. >> and i teach just fall, and then i have nine months off to work, and i've been working on a biography of walter cronkite who went to school here in austin at ut, and all his papers are at the briscoe center here, so i've been meticulously going through those. i'm coming out in may of '12, simply could "cronkite." >> we've been talking about "the quiet world: saving alaska's wilderness kingdom, good evening. my name is paul holdengraber, direct herbalife and the new york public library is all of you know my goal at the library simply to make the lions roar, jamaica had the institution levitate and when successful, jamaica dance. i would like to thank tonight sponsors, proud sponsor of the new europe public library and have been at the new york public library for seven years now and they were also members of the new york public library lawyers for the li

the grizwalds, christie brinkley, ferrari in europe, came out 22 years old.. slide down the highway, in the ditch thing, and under the table. this is my favorite scene right here. >> don't hear it anymore. >> ah! >> that's what i am talking about. everybody had a crazy holiday. lampoon's "christmas vacation." 4 1/2 stars i give it. hysterical movie when chevy chase was funny. very, very good. loved it. >> i am going to go check it out. >> please do, let me know what you think. >> all right. >> we'll be back with more from abc news. lease do, let me know what you think. >> all right. >> we'll be back with more from abc news. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- get ready to spend. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- get ready to spend. more than 150 million americans will go shopping on this black >> what it means for our economy. could there finally be a light at the end of the tunnel? it's friday, november 25th. >>> tgi friday, good morning. end of the holiday week. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm sunny hostin. happy black friday, everyone, people are lining u

and the griswald's, christie brinkley, ferrari, in europe, came out 22 years old.elatives, cat gets electrocuted. slide down the highway, in the ditch thing, and under the table. this is my favorite scene right here. >> don't hear it anymore. >> ah! >> that's what i am talking about. everybody had a crazy holiday. lampoon's christmas vacation. 4 1/2 stars i give it. hysterical movie when chevy chase was funny. very, very good. loved it. >> i am going >>> this morning on "world news now" -- get ready to spend. more than 150 million americans will go shopping this black friday weekend. what you need to know about where to find the best deals and steals. >> what it means for our economy. could there finally be a light at the end of the tunnel? it's friday, november 25th. >>> tgi-friday, everybody, good morning. end of the holiday week. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm sunny hostin. happy black friday, everyone, people are lining up as we speak at stores across the country hoping to get the big deals. and retailers hoping to cash in. today, a very big day for the economy. becaus

i think it was with david brinkley. he came out and by that time a whole lot of other reporters had gathered out there. mr. ronald reagan came out. i asked him a couple of questions. other reporters circled him. there were 20 or 30 of them. i was throwing questions over the top of that. he was very nicely yelling his answers back to my microphone. we went around a corner. the whole gang of people swept into this table at the end of it knocking over a little man with his typewriter on the floor. i let them go. i stop and help to this little man. i looked into his face and it was theodore s. white. that stopped me right there. he was just so -- he apologized to me for that. i got to meet three really nice people there. barry goldwater, ronald reagan, and theodore s. white. >> thank you for the phone call from new orleans. conventions were quite different in 1964 and 1968. >> i do think in the making of the president, teddy white was pretty patronizing to barry goldwater. the 1964 convention was angry. i was told that it w

brinkley, we'll start with you when you're recognized for five minutes.naudible] >> turn your my time. press the button there. >> thank you for having me. i am an historian writing in writing multiple volume history of the american conservation movement. my first volume is a wilderness warrior, which was signed others that would be at the 20th century. the second lien is called the quiet world, seeking alaska's wilderness kingdom: 1879 to 1960. sony recently spent quite a bit of time in alaska including going to the arctic refuge camp in. i might add is also director of the eisenhower center and we would collect world war ii oral histories of our veterans and i've written on d-day in the battle of the bulge, working on caisson in the marines that you signed, et cetera appeared my father was in the korean war as a ski trooper in alaska. i am very clad to see mildewed all behind me, one of the great congressional figures in american history on wilderness in alaska and protection. i was hoping to get to me mr. young, but i don't take is here right now. he's

turbulent times make great history and that brings me to bestd seller author and historian douglas brinkleye to have you on the show. we've heard a lot of parallels with protest movements in the past. what does occupy wall street remind you of? >> it has little bits of 20th century protest movements, reminds me of the 1960s a little bit, college campuses unrest and a lot of young people throughout the time counter culture attitude going after the man, going after corporate structure. this protest however is aimed at wall street, not the federal government, at least at this juncture. it was a march for jobs at march for washington. this was unique, when 1992 when clinton became president, e-mail doesn't exist. and by the time he left a million were rick co-chaing around the world. this is a movement connected to the air of uprising and it's unique. at any moment people with text or e-mail each other and say let's meet at the given time and set up the rally spots around the world. >> it is fascinating how easy it is to organize these days. a lot of people said this movement doesn't have a lea

i think it was with david brinkley. and by that time a whole lot of other reporters had gathered out there. mr. ronald reagan came out. i asked him a couple of questions. other reporters circled him. there were 20 or 30 of them. i was throwing questions over the top of that. he was very nicely yelling his answers back to my microphone. we went around a corner. the whole gang of people swept into this table at the end of it knocking over a little man with his typewriter on the floor. i let them go. i stop and help to this little man. i looked into his face and it was theodore s. white. that stopped me right there. he was just so -- he apologized to me for that. i got to meet three really nice people there. barry goldwater, ronald reagan, and theodore s. white. >> thank you for the phone call from new orleans. conventions were quite different in 1964 and 1968. >> i do think in the making of the president, teddy white was pretty patronizing to barry goldwater. the 1964 convention was angry. i was told that it was so impass

it shows brinkley extend the ball up over the goal line. that is a touchdown right there.hdown. chargers convert on the two-point attempt to tie the game at 20. minute left to play. chargers have the ball and the chiefs' 15 yard line setting up the game-winning field goal but on first and ten rivers mishandles the snap and the chiefs recover. that burns because the game goes to overtime and the chiefs make them pay with an easy 30-yard field goal. kansas city wins, 23-20. so three way tie on top of the afc west. chiefs, chargers, raiders, all 4-3. tim tebow and the bronx downstairs at 2-5. >> the chiefs and raiders in first place like the '70s like they should always be. >> old school. >> lynn dawson days. >> my gosh. very good. >> i was a huge chiefs fan. my dad and brother were raiders fans. ugly saturdays. fist fights with 5-year-olds. go chiefs, baby. >> bitter sweet ending to an incredible season for the world champion st. louis cardinals. yesterday manager tony la russa announcing he will retire from baseball after a 33-year career just days after he led his team to