St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols waves to fans during a victory parade on Oct. 30, 2011 in St. Louis.

Fans cheer outside Busch Stadium during a victory parade in celebration of the Cardinals' 11th World Series victory.

Cardinals manager Tony La Russa gives a thumbs-up as he participates in a victory parade for the baseball World Series champions.

From left to right, Shaun Jones and Jacob Caldwell of BAM Contracting in St. Louis, work to repair damage to windows in the main terminal of St. Louis' Lambert International Airport, Saturday, April 23. The airport remains closed as of Saturday afternoon due to damage caused by Friday evening's storm.

A storm-damaged sign hangs upside down at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport April 23 in St. Louis, Missouri. The airport is closed today after tornadoes hit St. Louis last night, causing extensive damage.

Workers view damage to the roof of the main concourse at St. Louis Lambert International Airport caused by a strong Good Friday storm that passed through the area April 23. The airport remains closed after the roofs of homes were blown off, trees smashed into houses, semitrailers blown off highways and numerous windows shattered.

In this aerial photograph, debris is shown strewn around a damaged home on Saturday, April 23, in Bridgeton, Mo., following a Friday-evening tornado in the area.

In this aerial photograph, debris is strewn about a neighborhood Saturday, April 23, in Bridgeton, Mo., following a Friday-evening tornado in the area.

A woman standing in front of a house demolished by a tornado that ripped through a home in Maryland Heights, Missouri, April 22. St. Louis Lambert International Airport remains closed after the roofs of nearby homes were blown off, trees smashed into houses, semitrailers blown off highways and numerous windows shattered.

Darrell Peebles, right, walks through storm damage in Berkeley, Mo., after a Friday-evening storm caused extensive damage in and around St. Louis. An apparent tornado tore through a section of St. Louis' Lambert Field on Friday, lifting the roof off a concourse, injuring several people and forcing the airport's closure. Planes were diverted to other locations as emergency crews probed the debris for more wounded. Mayor Francis Slay said Lambert would be shut down "indefinitely."

Officers from the St. Louis County police department inspect the remains of a home on Beaverton Drive in St. Louis, Missouri, after what residents believe was a tornado touched down earlier in the evening, Friday, April 22. Gov. Jay Nixon announced late Friday he had declared a state of emergency, allowing state agencies to assist local jurisdictions with their emergency responses to the storm's aftermath.

In this aerial photograph, debris is strewn about a neighborhood Saturday, April 23, 2011, in Bridgeton, Mo., following a Friday-evening tornado in the area. St. Louis' main airport was closed for business Saturday while crews cleaned up after a tornado tore through a terminal, causing several injuries and sending people scurrying for shelter as plated glass shattered around them. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)

A person portraying a slave stands on the auction block as an auctioneer asks for bids during a re-enactment of a mid-19th century slave auction January 15, 2011 in downtown St. Louis, Mo. Some 150 re-enactors participated in the mock-auction on the steps of the city's Old Courthouse, as the first commemorative event in Missouri marking the 150th anniversary of the Civil War. With other sesquicentennial events in the South emphasizing "states rights" as the cause of the conflict, organizers in St. Louis said they wanted to stress slavery as the central issue of the war. Before the war, St. Louis, with its location on the Mississippi River, had been a primary hub for the sale and movement of slaves. The U.S. Civil War, which lasted from 1861-1865, resulted in the death of more than 600,000 Americans, more than in all of the country's other wars combined.

A person portraying a blacksmith inspects a "slave" during a re-enactment of a mid-19th century slave auction Jan. 15, in downtown St. Louis, Mo.

Slave re-enactor Jannett White is led off in shackes after being "auctioned" during a re-enactment of a mid-19th century slave auction January 15, 2011 in downtown St. Louis, Mo.

A demonstrator protests ahead of a re-enactment of a slave auction, saying the event was demeaning to African Americans on Jan. 15, in downtown St. Louis, Mo.

Victoria Thomas sings the African-American slave song "Lord, How Come Me Here?" after taking part in a re-enactment of a mid-19th century slave auction Jan. 15, in downtown St. Louis, Mo.

Re-enactors embrace after staging a re-enactment of a mid-19th century slave auction Jan. 15, in downtown St. Louis, Mo.