the st. louis cardinals, i made one more catch for that. i was begging them to put me back in. i made a catch and came back on out. if you get hit again, you can go into a coma. that the things you do to stay on the field. >> we're going to take a break and be back in just a moment. when we come back, we'll talk with mike and bill in what the n.f.l. should do t t t minimize head injuries.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s. the saying "easy as pie," i get it now. just unroll it, fill, top, bake, and present. that must have taken you forever! it was really tough. make a pie with plsbury tonight. with cinnabon cinnamon have such a sweet and delicious aroma that my family can't wait to get their hands on them. enjoy cinnabon cinnamon... now in all pillsbury cinnamon rolls. >>> welcome back on beyond the headlines, we're talking about football safety and concussions and we continue our discussion. so i want to ask you each, which what should the n.f.l. do? clearly from the games we've seen they weren't enforced. >> they are starting to be enforced. you are seeing that. defensive players having to al

st. louis illinois, and i learned about god in church, but the only god i was sure of played for the st. louis cardinals and his name was stan musial. the first baseball glove i ever on the other hand was a rawlings leather glove that had stan's name written on the edge of it. i used to do what kids did my age. we would wrap rubber bands with the baseball in the glove to get that pocket just right and then we would pull that ball out and we would rub it with glove-oleum, some kind of oil concoction that we thought made it supple and made it easier to catch the ball. that's what we hoped. i rubbed that glove so many times, i was the only one who could still read his name on that glove. i kept it forever until my wife said what are you doing with this old thing? i said it was my prized possession when i was about 10 years old and it still is. well, the good news is that my feelings about stan musial were shared by the president of the united states. he may be a chicago white sox fan, but he knows a great champion when he sees one. that's why the announcement today that stan "the man" musial is going to re

the cardinals, 24 new cardinals and of two americans, the archbishop from washington d.c., importance where he's bishop of course in the nation's capital and the other american, raymond burke, the former archbishop of st. louis cardinals around the world. what do they do? they consult with the pope and sort of his senate, but most importantly they elect a new pope, if they're under the age-- yes, two americans are currently, there are 121 cardinals from around the world under the age of 80. the eitalians have the biggest block. >> uma: it will be interesting to hear what comes of the pope's remarks. thank you. >> thank you. >> uma: well, much of the world has been buzzing over this week's announcement that prince william and long time girlfriend kate middleton is engaged and focus is turning to prince charles and his wife camilla parker bowles where she would become queen. it was rumored when the couple married, camilla would take the title of prince's consort were they to be king. could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? does a former drill sergeant make a terrible therapist? patient: and that's why yellow makes me sad. i think. sarge: that's interesting. you know w

the other 15 winners. investor warren bfett. civil rights leader congressman john lewis. st. louis cardinals hall of fame player stan musial. on celtics legend bill russell. german chancellor angela merkel and cellist yo yo ma. the white house made the announcement yesterday. >>> britain's prince william and his new fiancee kate middleton are wasting no time planning their royal wedding. middleton was photographed leaving westminster abbey last night where she was reportedly outing locations for the ceremony. according to the british press, it's emerged as her firm favorite to be the venue. westminster abbey hosted the weddings of queen elizabeth and the queen mother. it was also the site of the funeral for william's mother, diana, princess of wales. an later this morning on the "today" show find out what th couple has planned for after they say i do in a live report from wales, see where prince william and kate middleton will soon be calling home. that's this morning at 7:00 a.m. you know that gorgeous ring she has on that 18 karat sapphire, apparently there have been hundds and hundreds of calls to jewellers to try to repl

the debate because it certainly has to be developed. finally, there was some other news today. there are 24 new cardinals in the catholic church, including two americans, one archbishop raymond berk. he had been in st. louis. he's working in the high court in rome. he became famous for talking about john kerry and other catholic politician, they should not be receiving communion, seen as one of the arch conservatives. and donald whirl of dc. >> rick: on the condommish, a lot -- issue, a lot of people thought it would help with family planning. what are the other circumstances, according to the excerpts from this book that, have been published where the pope says that condom use might be okay? >> well, he actually has not gotten into it past the idea of the male prostitute. and you can actually tell that he's very reluctant to say that, too, because he said this could be the first step in a moralization. obviously other catholics have argued that married couple, if somebody has aids, a condom would be legitimate or could be. so it will be very interesting to see where it goes from here. the pope in terms of concrete examples just gave that one, the use of a prostitute. there will be some debate there becau

the st. louis rams. we tried to keep up, but it was hard. the fact that she was able to stay in my employ after the twins-cardinals world series of 1987, an epic tragedy for cardinal fans, speaks volumes to her otherwise high value. there is seldom enough recognition of the high-caliber people that staff us in congress and in the government. julie was exceptional. from 1987 to 2005, while on my staff, she was perfectly reliable source of sound judgment, energy, cheer, and friendship. she knew the budget, the whip count, the box scores, the poll new jersey the economic report you the schedule, the prost, the players, the politician, as well as every competing argument. but mostly she knew and loved people of she was the ideal public servant. our sincere condolences go to jewel liszt husband rolf, their daughters monica and paul lavment the girls will carry on with the richest of all inheritance, having their mother's genes and love and guidance to govern. julie would not have been in more diligent and loving hands than those of her husband rolf. we've lost a special friend but now we're blessed with a special angel. i ask unanimous consent to p