campana will take over for joe mather in center. mather is still in the game over in left.reliever all season has been shawn camp. and he'll try to grab his first save as a cub. it will be the 11th of his major league career which started with kansas city back in 2004. len: willingham 0-3 with a walk. willingham with a little jamey carroll action on the slider. he didn't really try to get out of the way. you can see that .405 on-base percentage. gets on base a lot. checked his swing and rolled one foul. right through the wickets. deep to left. line shot. right off the base of the wall. willingham will have to hold with a single. that's significant. cubs dodging a bullet there. that had two bases written all over it but it bounced right back. bob: talk about dodging a bullet. willingham hits a bullet. maybe a little bit of top spin. hits it right at the base of the wall in left field. nice play by joe mather on the carom. len: this huge crowd making noise. it doesn't look like anybody has left tonight. justin morneau runner at first and no one out. here we go. swing and a mi

. >> reporter: so when dog handler robert mather left the army, he couldn't afford to adopt his partnernushka. because it meant flying to an overseas base to get her. >> was going to be in the couple thousand dollars between the ticket for myself, the ticket for the dog and the short notice of it all. >> reporter: you want to bring her back but i mean, that's a lot of money. >> exactly. right now, i'm a full-time student. mine wife works part time at the local mall here. we have our son to raise. so there's not always a lot of extra money laying around. to just go up and get a dog. >> reporter: despite her four tours in iraq and afghanistan, nuska could have been left behind. now there's a push in congress to give the dogs their due. >> we're looking for a classification that's higher than equipment. >> reporter: representative walter jones co-sponsored a bill to make them canine members of the armed services. it would allow the military to honor courageous dogs. make sure they all get flown back to the states. and set up a private fund for lifetime health care. >> some people would say

must be a black hole between the agencies or something because i spoke to in specter -- inspector mather. he thought the owner had died or had been killed -- been ill. he was sending notices and not getting any response. i thought, i am glad to know he is not dead. i do not know who the owner is and i am confused. the tax records told me one thing and i'm hearing something else. i took it upon myself to write the owner that was on the tax records. it was mr. kwan. i wrote to introduce myself as the new neighbor. i feel strongly about small houses being good, affordable housing but i am not opposed to this one. you would understand why. i am very much opposed to the deck on the front. it is a 330 square foot deck. on the street where there are no? on the front at all. i'm going to be right next door and i am coming late to this game but i am -- i try -- tried to do do diligence. here is the bizarre thing. i want to add when i went online to look at permits for the property, there were none until recently when i saw some had been added that said suspended because of this appeal. i feel lik

truth of the mather is, you can't borrow this money in the open market for the price that the government is charging it. that's a fact of the matter. let me ask you something because i want you all sitting there. when you borrow money, it's capacity, character, you've got everything. you've got goldman sachs and warren buffet. so you have pretty good guys. this is free money. it eegs absolutely free money. now rksz i don't blame you for going after it. don't misunderstand me. anybody in business would love to have that opportunity. so when you see that out there, it's like are you kidding me? are you kidding me? i can borrow this money at this ralt? that's what i'm going after. i'm going after that brass ring or that gold ring. you didn't need to capitalize through this program. the truth of the matter is the money was so cheap, you had to go after it. that's not a condemnation. it's a good business move. not for the american taxpayer, but those of us that can borrow money at a very low rate. now, i'm trying to imagine this feeding fren si. so my question is what did the american taxpaye

there's no score in the fourth inning, when joe mather hit his fourth home run of the year, to put theubs ahead 2-0. in the seventh, the mets committed two costly errors... they dropped a blooper from darwin barney to allow another run to score. the cubs won 6-1. travis wood pitched seven shut- out innings for his second win of the season. randy wells pitches tonight. kevin youkilis debuted for the white sox last night. the minnesota twins led two- nothing in the second, when jamie carroll singled in another run... jake peavy allowed three earned runs. in the eighth... youkilis singled for his first hit with the team... he went 1 for 4 on the day. sox lost 4-1, but the indians also lost, so they're still in first place. gavin floyd takes the mound tonight. your live illinois lottery drawing in his nexts next. good afternoon. here are the winning pick three numbers: 1 0 7 here are the winning pick four numbers: 1 6 4 5 join us this evening for the 65 million mega-millions jackpot isn't its delicate, misty spray or that it's uniquely refillable... it's not even that it comes in lightly-l

they enjoyed hurling insults in a steady stream of profanity at this grand mather of eight. one boy said her family would rather kill themselves than live with her. her son took his life a decade ago. the bullying continued for ten minutes. the school suspended the students for one year, they have to complete 50 hours of community service with senior citizens, complete a program with bullying, respect and responsibility. some good did come out of it. a man out of toronto was so moved, he set up an online vacation fund for the bus monitor. that fund reached more than $500,000. after my interview with her last week, so many of you commented on what should happen to the boys, the students. now that their punishment has been handed down, was it enough? should their parents do something more? tweet me. >>> severe weather has left millions without power this morning. a line of thunderstorms through mid-atlantic states and the midwest knocked out the power. look at this map. virginia was the hardest hit with 1 million homes left in the dark. ohio is close to that many. another day