92 to 93 miles per hour. len: walked two here in the inning. if he walks another guy that guy is not going to be too pleased because he's going to have to get somebody up. here's mather. i was talking to somebody about this before the game you and i have discussed this in the past. we mentioned roy halladay didn't walk anybody tonight. obviously, diekman

has not had halladay's command but he's walked two. why is it that when you're down five runs in the ninth inning a lot of guys give you that best at-bat of the night. they take pitches, they make the pitcher work. why can't guys treat the second inning in a 0-0 tie like they do when you need base runners down big late. bob: i can't answer that question, i really don't know. when you think back in the history of this game pete rose's name game up earlier. len: he treated every at-bat. bob: every at-bat like it was the last one he was ever going to get in his life. didn't matter whether it was the first at-bat of the game or a tie game in extra innings. game seven of a world series. he approached every at-bat exactly the same.

len: if you don't get your pitch, you don't swing. you kind of earn the take a strike mode but it's funny how it works out. you draw walks and get a lot of good hitters counts when you do that. a flare caught by galvis, nice running grab. two down. very athletic play by the rookie. bob: i mentioned it last night, he was the phillies paul owen award winner last area best player in their minor league system filling in for chase utley. as he recovers from a bunch of knee

issues. got a little depth at that position. len: stewart, got hit. just grazed his jersey and the bases are loaded. castillo. with that i think the phillies will have to get somebody up because the tying run will be on-deck. bob: jack is coming down from the right field bullpen. just does get a piece of his jersey. len: pitching coach, the underrated rich dubey.

bob: i don't know what you're doing kid but you're making the skipper mad. len: the closer is up, jonathan papelbon. he got up last night but then the phillies had that big ninth inning and he did not have to pitch. bob: the phillies go back home to play the boston red sox this weekend, so you know papelbon wants to be rested and ready to go for that series. len: he probably wants to pitch in all three if he can. red sox beat tampa bay 5-3. here we go. castillo takes ball one low. darwin barney on-deck. he has to score for the cubs to have a

chance tonight. there is no margin for error, two outs in the ninth inning. len: way inside 2-1. bob: back in the eighth inning, as the lead-off hitter in the inning, castillo slugged his second career home run, a line drive halfway up the bleachners left field. bleachers in left field. len: cubs don't need a home run here. they need castillo to not make an out. that is the number

one priority here. len: ruiz will go out and chat with the rookie before this 2-2 pitch. bob: in talking about the at-bats at various points in the ball game. you can really kind of mess yourself up. castillo is not trying to not make an out. he's trying to hit a home run. there is no question about it. if you approach the at-bat, what does my team need me to do here as opposed

to what would i like to do here? len: that's a fair ball! campana baker. stewart will all score. it's a ball game! bob: yes. len: tying run will come up and i don't think diekman will get a chance to face him. 8-6 and here comes charlie. and he wants jonathan papelbon. that's the first hit of the inning by the way. bob: flat slider that ends up on the inside part of the field. kept fair where john mayberry had some issues as he bobble that bar, you can see he initially was holding stewart and waving him and then he threw up the stop sign but it

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len: jonathan papelbon was just kicking his feet up and relaxing when this inning started. his team was leading by phi but diekman had command issues walking two, hitting another and then gave up a three-run double to castillo so the tying run is at the plate.

10-10 in save chances. 2-2 lifetime against the cubs in save opportunities. barney fouls off. and now james russell is up in the cubs bullpen, just in case we get to the 10th. base hit center field! the tying run is on as castillo will score to make it

8-7. four two out runs here in the ninth inning. bob: papelbon throws it off the plate. he does such a good job of clearing his hips and that front shoulder guide it back into center field for an rbi base hit. len: reed johnson. diekman gave up four runs. book is closed on him. here's a pitch. it's a strike. johnson, 0-2

against papelbon. papelbon signed a four-year $55 million contract to come over as a free agent. len: reed bounced that one off his foot, down to his final strike. it's not early april anymore. you talked about wind or lack thereof, and, and even though he's down 0-2, we know johnson has hit some dramatic home runs as a cub.

len: laid off the breaking ball. len: johnson is the eighth cub to bat in this inning. >> ground ball it's fair picked up by ty wigginton and that's it. papelbon pumped up as he gives the fist pump to his catcher ruiz gave on, faced two batters, gave up the rbi single to barney but gets johnson on the ground out. the cubs got to within one but

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rolling in by the boat loads. >> over 600, many staging an impromptu rally through the streets of lake view and residents clearly taking notice of the disruption. >> new arrivals to the summit by the bus load protestors are met with a warm welcome and a hot meal. those here have had a busy day, a demonstration, across the loop, bound for provincial plaza. >> it stokes me out. it's a good rallying point for the more progressive minded people. in generation the population as a whole. >> outside the canadian embassy, they douse themselves with fake

crude oil representing hair disdain for the big oil companies that fuel what they have come to call the nato war machine as well as for the environmentally controversial tarsands project in the project of alberta. >> it's dirty business. >> on the periphery of this day the self-styled black clad and the watchful eyes of chicago police. >> as you can see, the offices are standing by letting people protest which is their right, and that's what we said we were going to do. that's what we're doing. >> he filled in us on some of the arrests numbers in the pre-nato summit protests so far. >> a dozen in the last couple of days. the day is not over yet. still plenty of activity here in the broadway wellington area.

police have been called a couple of times and are keeping a pretty close eye on this interception. >> debate over nato has been raging on the streets for months now. protestors making their ways through marches and demonstrations. but tonight, we get an actual debate with both sides represented. here's more on the story. >> a quite debate how it's handling afghanistan and leading 28 states militarily. two in favor of nato. >> sometimes force is necessary. nato is an efficient way to do it. >> there are lots of things that we can do short of war and we should pursue all of those first. >> and two against. >> i just want to make it clear, i'm not in favor of a new nato a reformed nato a kinder gentler nato.

i'm in favor absolutely of the abolition of nato which is the world's only military bloc and in my estimate the greatest threat to world peace. >> we withdraw from this because we see the hypocrisy. >> the onlookers including jesse jackson and others sat still as social responsibility and national security took center stage. never a shout or a sigh from the audience. they participated by paying attention to others. the last debate of its kind perhaps before the war debate hits the streets. nato is going to provide representatives to tackle the issues, but that plan fell through. it was in the end a long discussion in a short amount of time. what didn't get addressed during the debate will be dealt with this weekend en mass in the city. >> i keep hearing the statistic that 18 veterans a day are committing suicide. something is dreadfully dreadfully wrong. >> when these kinds of venues don't affect policy as a general

rule, there does need to be people in the street making their presence known. >> tonight's debate was a far cry from the discussions you'll be hearing in the streets of chicago over the weekend. the main difference here in this nato debate they said there is a time to be heard but tonight they allowed for a moment for all to listen. at the military museum wgn news. >> military training flies kicking off tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. lasting about two hours. civil air patrol the air national guard the air force, and the coast guard are participating. during the summit air force fighter jets will be ready to enforce the temporary no-fly zone over much of the city. stay tuned to wgn for continuing coverage of the nato summit. our special report kicks off saturday morning with the wgn northern news at 6:00. on sunday we'll have special editions of the morning news from 6:00 to 9:00 as well as the midday news from 11:00 to 1:00. you can also catch an ex-spaded special edition of the wgn news at 5:00 following the cubs-sox game. of course a complete wrap-up.

we'll have all day coverage. >> a proposed super pac ad generates some heat for the owners of the chicago cubs. it was meant to smear president obama but it may do a little bit more than that. could it hurt chances for funding for renovations of wrigley field? >> i don't think that's fitting. in a campaign of any nature. >> mayor emanuel clear on how he feels about a proposed political ad targeting his former boss president obama, making matters even worse, that ad loosely linked to one of chicago's favorite teams the cubs. not any of the team's owners but their father joe rickets. >> america is too great a country for the conflict they are talking about. it's insulting to the president and country. >> titled the defeat of barack obama the plan to end his spending for good. it referred to the president as the metro sexual black abe lincoln who has emerged as a

hyper partisan hyper elitist, hyper liberal politician. the $10 million super pac ad would have featured the president's one time pastor wright. during the 2008 campaign the pastor's comments led to some controversy for the president. >> not god bless america, god [ bleep ] america. >> the plan has reportedly been scrapped. the president hasn't talked about it vp kind of did and so did the republican presidential candidate. >> there are certain things that are so morally clear and straight and straight lines about it -- >> i want to make it clear, i repudiate that effort i think it's the wrong course for a pac or a campaign. i hope that our campaigns can respectively be about the future and about issues. >> cubs owner tom ricketts followed it up with a similar state. as chairman of the chicago cubs i repudiate any return to

racially divisive issues in this year's presidential campaign or any setting like my father has. his sister laura who also owns the cubs had her own statement pointing to her love of america. >> the proposed plan though brings up another question with the cubs trying to secure a $150 million in city funding to renovate wrigley field, how will this sit with the city? >> this is chicago. this is blue town blue country, obama country not that everybody is but as a city so to have a lot of people saying we're going to give hundreds of millions of dollars -- to this family? >> even though they had nothing to do with it? >> talking to us during the 5:00 newscast. the president of that super pac

ending spending action fund issued this statement. >> joe ricketts is a registered independent, an outspoken critic of the obama administration but he's neither the author nor founder of the plan to beat mr. obama that the "new york times" wrote about this morning. >> a developing story. two people shot and wounded at a subway sandwich shop on the far south side. we're live at the scene with more. >> one of the victims a 22-year-old female employee who was working inside this subway restaurant when she was shot along with another victim. police say that the shooting happened at 8:35 p.m. here at the subway restaurant at 112th. the gunman simply walked into the store, opened fire and ran away. again two victims tonight, a 17-year-old male. he suffered a gunshot wound to the back rushed to christ hospital. and a 22-year-old female who suffered a gunshot wound to the leg and back. we're told that she is in good