kurt busch. it's a 400-miler. busch has run well in chicagoland. he has other motivations about this work trip to the midwest. >> chicago is just a great city. it's where my family really is from. and my mom and dad were born and raised there. and just with my ties with the chicago cubs, i love chances to go to chicago. and the fact that we race there now at night, saturday night, it opens up that sunday. and i plan on going to the cubs game that sunday after the race. it's actually a double header against the cardinals. >> kurt busch says his favorite cuby of all time is ryan sandberg. >>> orioles-blue jays, highlights tonight at 11:00. back to you. >> thank you very much, mark. we'll be right back. >>> primetime lineup tonight at 10:00. follow bide eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> you could say a couple of brothers in rio dejanero are a little off the wall. that's because they spend 12 hours a day living on the side of one. the two have suspended a bed, chair and table, 30 feet above the street. brothers are calling it, street art. they say it combi

. >> 40 and 41st you know are going to be up there sooner or later, kurt busch and carl edwards.hey have a lot of work to do early. >> a lot of scrapping and claw to go do. one of the things that has us excited about sunday's race, there are so many story lines to talk about. >> things we could talk about but one we're going to, tony stewart. we know his passion for the brickyard. he's won here twice but now he's in his own car with the number 14. we know he'd love to take that to victory lane. >> no indy 500 winner has ever won the brickyard 400. montoya is going to have an excellent shot saturday. >> then there's the dale jr. story for sunday. >> he's got a third place starting spot. could this be his opportunity to get the chance at kissing the bricks on sunday. >> after being under the weather on saturday will he feel up to the challenge on sunday? you mentioned jr. who's your favorite for the race from. >> there's so many you can look at. we talked about toinny stewart and there's a lot of guys we could look at. my pick is going to be jimmie johnson. i had a conversation wit

two contenders 40th and 41st, kurt busch and carl edwards starting way back there. lot of work to do early. >> one of the things that has us excited about sunday's race, there are so many story lines to talk about. >> there are things we could be talking about but tony stewart, we know his passion for the brickyard. he's won here twice but now he's in his own car. we know he would love to take that to victory lane. no indy 500 winner has ever won the 400. juan pablo montoya will have an excellent shot on sunday. >> there is the dale jr. strp. >> he's got a third-place starting spot. could this be his opportunity to get his chance at kissing the bricks and anything to victory lane on sunday? i think he has a great shot. >> after being under the weather on saturday, will he feel up to the challenge of the brickyard on sunday? you mentioned junior. who is your favorite? >> there are so many you could look at. we talked about tony stewart. there are a lot of guys we could look at. my pick is going to be jimmie johnson. i had a conversation with him yesterday. he convinc

jimmie johnson in second followed by denny hamlin, carl edwards and kurt busch. so stewart adds to his lead now, a 180-point cushion over jeff gordon in the overall sprint cup standings. jimmie johnson remains within shouting distance. the series heads to chicagoland speedway next saturday night.heh >> taking a look back to saturday action, manny ramirez in his second game back with the dodgers taking on the san diego padres. top one and ramirez going yard for the first time since he's gotten back from suspension. he gave the dodgers a 1-0. advantage. but in the bottom of thed a sho seventh, edwards, cabrera, hit a career high 3 r.b.i. scoring three. the pads win b y a final of 7-4, colleen dominguez was on hand for the action. >> manny ramirez took the fourth pitch he saw over the left field wall, ending speculation on when he was going to get that first home run. >> i think it took some pressure off. just the fact that he certainly knows how to hit. >> same old guy, you know. he's baaaaack, all those things. he put a good swing on a pitch and got it going for u