the championship parade when it comes to the bay area. so, time for the championship trophy presentation. let's go to cleveland p.a. announcer olivier sedra. >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, now at center court for the presentational of the larry o'brien trophy, please welcome abc's doris burke. >> doris: ladies and gentlemen, with us here tonight to present the 2015 larry o'brien trophy to the golden state warriors, please welcome nba commissioner adam silver. >> first of all, let me thank the fans here in northeast ohio, the cleveland cavaliers, owner dan gilbert, coach blatt on an incredible season. you guys never gave up. you played with passion. you fought through adversity and

through injuries. thank you and congratulations. and now, to the golden state warriors. joe, peter, coach kerr and this team, what a historic season. and now, you've been waiting a long time, so, i won't keep you waiting any longer. for the 2015 larry o'brien nba championship -- the golden state warriors. >> joe, i'm going to start with you. because when your ownership group took over, the very first time you had to aggress those so loyal fans back in oakland, you looked up at the one banner and said, that's lonely up there. what kind of satisfaction do you take in giving those fans back in oakland this championship?

>> this is our fans. we have the greatest fans in the world. it's been 40 years. i'm so happy for them. and i'm so happy for our ownership group and the players and our coaches. 40 years, seven months and one day, and this last day is the best day. >> doris: congratulations. peter -- as joe takes that trop trophy. peter, between those championships, there were long stretches of futility for this organization. what's gone into this championship? >> the culture. the culture from top to bottom. the players made it work on the floor and rick and bob, joe, the whole team, the whole organization, they wanted to win. they wanted to play great and they did just that. they won, 40 years, through the desert to now. it's a long journey, but they paid it off.

>> doris: congratulations. steve kerr, i'm not going to allow you to duck me, sir. there he is. steve, in your first year, you have said all season long that this group of men was special. what has been the defining characteristics of this group? >> i think the sacrifice that every guy made, from andre and david, you know, stepping away from the starting lineup, throughout the playoffs, different guys stepping in and playing, whatever match-up we needed. we just played and they were all in it, just to win. that's the only thing that mattered. this is an amazing group of guys. >> doris: last night, you said to us, you didn't have time, this series didn't give you time to reflect on all the people who have helped you get here. who are you thinking of right now? >> i'm thinking of lute olsen. i'm thinking of phil jackson, lenny wilkins, gregg popovich. i've been blessed to play for this greatest coaches ever, and i've learned a ton from them and they've all helped me get here and -- i was blessed with an

unbelievable group of guys in my first year. i can't believe how lucky i am. thanks. >> doris: well done, steve. please welcome back to the podium to present the 2015 bill russell most valuable player award, adam silver. >> thank you. it could have been a lot of these guys, but there can only be one mvp, and this year's mvp is a player who didn't start in a single game until these finals. this year's bill russell mvp, andre iguodala! >> doris: andre, the commissioner just mentioned it. 758 straight games in your career, you started. in what way did your sacrifice

of coming off the bench embody the spirit of this entire group? >> we got a team full of believers. we all go to chapel before every game. we all believe. and we all say gold has a way for you, a purpose for you. this is my purpose. and i accepted it. i got great teammates. steph, i want to be just like steph when i grow up. just a god-fearing man, great guy. >> doris: there's a set of young eyes on you right here. can you describe what it's like to hold that, be a champion and have your son standing right here? >> man, it's -- so much, this is my man, my booboo london at home -- this is great. we're going to remember this for a long time. >> doris: congratulations, andre. steph curry -- steph? steph? come on up front. with that beautiful little girl. no bring, riley. you got to bring riley. steph, your first year, you won

26 games, your second year, you win 36. you talked about the changing perception of what it meant to be a warrior. what does it mean now? >> world champs. this is -- this is truly special. this group is a special group, from the time we started the season, this is what we envisioned. a lot of hard work goes into it. all the way down to the last minute of this game, that's what this is all about. to have the families here, the whole team, everybody be apart of it. we're going to remember this for a long time. >> you said signature moments are reserved only for champions. what will you remember most about this journey? >> tonight, the whole process, i mean, we're -- anxious before the game, trying to get the game startled and just the whole battle. we knew we weren't going to quit. we made plays down the stretch. unimaginable feeling out there on the floorp, knowing you're one game away from an nba championship and we got it done. >> describe the moment when you

went over and shared postgame, that moment with your father, dell. >> it's special. i'm in the family business and this is for my whole family, because, you know, he played 16 years in this league and was never able to enjoy this. he can live through myself and the whole team, because he's as much apart of this as we are. >> doris: congratulations, steph. klay? klay thompson. he's tall enough, i should be able to find him. klay thompson? there he is. klay, you have been step by step alongside of steph as this journey to a championship has occurred. as you reach the mountain top,

what is this like for you? >> it's hard to put into words. you know, to see where we've all come as a team, i mean, it was -- a collective effort throughout the whole year and man, just so proud of these guys. some day i'll tell my grandkids. i can't put it into words. >> doris: draymond green, a guy that slips to the second round, completes this championship with a triple-double. can you describe how valuable that young guy was? >> oh, his emotion, you know, his heart, he brings it every night. he's not afraid of the moment. he's not afraid of anybody. one of toughest competitors i ever played with. doesn't show up in the box score every night, his toughness and grit. it trickles down. so, couldn't have done this without him. and he has one of the brightest features in the nba. >> doris: you, too, are the son of an nba player, a guy who is a champion. please describe for me what it is like to share this moment with him? >> it's special. great to give him a hug.

can't wait to see my family. you know, i got one more to catch him, but man, it's a special feeling and like he told me, not a greater feeling in the world. >> doris: congratulations. >> thank you, doris. >> doris: congratulations to the 2015 nba champion golden state warriors. mike, back to you. >> mike: thank you very much, doris. it is always an interesting dynamic when you have the trophy presentation on the road, but the golden state warriors could care less, as this is the start of a long, long celebration, as they win the franchise's first title in 40 years. since 1975 when rick barry led them in scoring. now 40 years later, they win the title. all right, mark, let me start with you. and you talked about a little bit toward the end of the game, you had a number of people come over to you from the warriors and the players, and give you a hug because of your contributions to what's happened

and the growth of this team, getting to this point. what's going through your head tonight? >> mark: well, this is about them. steve kerr, this organization, these players, incredible year. 67 wins, the pressure was on them, they responded and they're champions. it is their moment, they've earned it and they should celebrate. >> mike: what's the thing that stands out in terms of, let's just say with the finals, what they did here in the finals? >> mark: well, great versatili y versatility. you have to have guys willing to sacrifice. andre iguodala did that. and because of that, he's the mvp of the finals. top through bottom, they sacrificed, they embraced their roles and because of that, they're always be remembered. >> mike: jeff, what do you take away from the finals and what the warriors did? >> jeff: well, similar, i think you need, obviously, great talent, you need great habits. you need a little bit of luck. but you also need health. and they were healthy, they have the right habits, and they have talent. they put that all together with versatility, their coaching staff did an outstanding job,

led by steve kerr and, listen, they're worthy champions. they went through the gauntlet that was the western conference and they came out on the other side. >> mike: and they are young and have a chance to be back again next year, with so much young talent. we've got more to come here with the celebration, at the quicken loans arena, as golden state wins the nba title. ♪

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>> mike: welcome back to cleveland. they win it with a rookie head coach and a roster with not one player with finals experience. that hasn't happened since the 1991 chicago bulls. they lose only 15 games in the regular season, and lose only five games in the playoffs. and now they have the championship trophy in their hands. "sportscenter" currently on espn. john anderson, john buccigross with full postgame analysis live from cleveland. so much more, as the nba season comes to an end. let's just listen, moments ago, to steve kerr and his comments. >> we did it. >> we did it, man. >> just the beginning. >> so happy for you. that was incredible. incredible work. thank you very much. thank you. ten more and we'll catch you.

>> so, the champagne is flowing in the visitors locker room here at quicken loans arena. meanwhile, at the other end, obviously disappointment for the cleveland cavaliers. >> i love you. i'm back. >> mike: well, his return home brought unbridled joy to the city. the kid from akron was back home. he came oh, so close to ending the championship drought, putting on a performance for the ages, as they came within two wins of winning a championship. but the fairy tale ending was not to be for lebron james and the cavs. at least not this season. warriors won a championship in '75, led by hall of famer rick barry. they swept the washington bullets. but it would be 40 years before they got another title. >> warriors, until the last few years, were irrelevant for most of the past two decades. >> first time in 40 years a warriors team has been here and

my six years since i been here, just to see where we came from to now and all that's gone into that, it's a special moment. >> mike: what a magical year. the best team from start to finish. 67 wins. the coach said, their commitment to each other made them special. the leek's bestague's best offe defense. entertaining style, led by the rookie head coach who has had such a fascinating basketball life. five-time champion player, front office exec, tv analyst, now a championship head coach. the mvp, a brilliant point guard with breathtaking skills shined on the game's biggest stage. not physically imposing, but he strikes fear into his opponents. klay thompson, the other splash brother. what a year. they talked of trading him last summer. but he answered the talk with an all-star all-nba season, and now a ring. andre iguodala, waited 11 years to win it all. his acceptance of a bench role set the tone of sacrifice for

the season. his starting role helped turn the finals around. so many others contributed. the e motional heart and soul, draymond green. that stat-stuffing energy. he'll earn a hefty contract this summer. one of the great seasons in the history of the nba ends with a title. a long awaited title for the bay area. here tonight in cleveland, we say the golden state warriors have the 2015 nba champions.

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tuesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is a cooling off period from accu weather. cooler dryer conditions, are finally coming to the tri-state area, lets get the late night information from accu weather and meteorologist cecily tynan. >> jim, it will feel very nice tomorrow especially compared to today, and 91 degrees the high temperature for your tuesday, and then with the high humidity heat index the

way it felt 95 degrees but cold front moved through with isolated showers and thunderstorms and now you can see, the wind really shifting direction out of the northwest. so 78 degrees in philadelphia, temperatures are dropping very quickly, really big difference though are the dew points. dew points will be dropping throughout tonight and tomorrow, and into the 50's that is a very dry comfortable air mass so you can give your air conditioning units a break tomorrow. open up windows. it will be beautiful. day planner showing good amount of sunshine early in the day 8:00 o'clock 72. lunchtime 79. 2:00 he clock 82. by 5:00, 84. we will see increasing high thin clouds ahead of the warm front bringing us a round of rain wednesday night and thursday morning. i will talk about that and look through your weekend with the full accu weather forecast, jim. >> cecily, thank you. is there word tonight an 58 year-old delaware man collapsed and died after working in a hot attic.

crew where is called to this home in the 2200 block of gene road in mill creek at 7:40 tonight, and they say it was at least 120 degrees in the attic. medical examiner will determine if that extreme heat or preexisting medical condition or both, led to his death. crews are on the scene of the water main break in the kensington section of philadelphia. a 6-inch pipe broke in the 2600 block of east cambria and at 10:00 o'clock tonight. we have not heard if anyone lost water because of the break. philadelphia police are working overtime to catch a serial taxi thief. law men say that the bandit has stolen 12 taxis in all. "action news" reporter dann cuellar has the full story. >> reporter: it is almost as if he is doing it for sport to show he can steel them and getaway with it but police say is there more to it. cab thief is using them to transport criminals to shoot and rob people catching victims by surprise. police are hoping someone

recognizes man in this surveillance footage they say he is on a roll manager to go swipe 12 taxi cabs in southwest and west philadelphia since june 7th, stranger still he is not using them to collect fairs on june 9th he used one to transport a gunman to the 4100 block of ogden where a man was sitting on his porch. >> he gets out and fires multiple times, hits a male in the torso. he is currently still at penn presbyterian in critical condition. >> reporter: june 15th he uses another cab to transport three pennsylvania male to the 4,000 block of west minister to rob a man. >> they point aid gun and fleeing in that same cab they robbed him with and that cab was recovered in the wyalusing. >> reporter: lieutenant walker had has never seen anything like it. he believes he had has a key for cans and video shows him walking up to them and unlocking them mostly fords made between 2007 through 2009. >> we believe that male has some familiarity with cabs. so we are asking cabdrivers to pay attention to that particular male. >> reporter: they want everyone taking a cab to make

sure they have two forms of identification as required to operate a cap in the it i. id with his name and photograph and driver's certificate. >> every cab should have a certificate. just pay attention to those two pieces of identification f they don't have it, just don't get in that cab. >> reporter: passengers should avoid getting in cabs without dome lights or meters running. that equipment can be turned on by a license cabdriver with a special swipe card. so far they have been limited to southwest and west philadelphia, anyone with any information is being asked to call police. in southwest detectives, i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". police are looking for a man who stole adderall from a pharmacy and carjack a priest, in haddonfield, new jersey. the man walk into this rite aide on the 700 block of haddon avenue knew at 1210 today, and he jumped over the pharmacy counter, pulled out a gun and demanded drugs. he took off after he got adderall. he ran in the parking lot and

carjack a priest. the suspect drove the car, just a block before he jump out and ran. this crash in elsmere, delaware sent two people to the hospital, a pickup truck and a suv collided at center and faulkland road at 9:15 tonight. the suv then crashed in another vehicle. we know two victims a man and a woman are in serious but not life threatening injuries. charges have been filed against a man from lease port for a deadly crash that killed a berks county pastor and injured her husband. investigators say 31 year-old shawn irich was under influence when his ford explorer crossed in the path of brian and lynn couch's motorcycle earlier this month. he surrendered to police and released on $50,000.01. a window in the camden river sharks team store outside campbell's field crashed to the ground this evening just minutes before the game started. it fell out, hit awning below

and shattered on to the the ground. fortunately nobody was hurt. two people accused of break nothing to nearly 50 vehicles have been caught. police say that sean johnson and anisa jordan started to break into cars last month taking electronics, sunglasses and jewelry. break ins happened around tilton road and kings ton avenue in egg harbor township. suspects are from baltimore but they have been staying in this area. they still don't know what spark that massive blaze last night in the heart of the west chester but they certainly know how much damage it did. "action news" reporter walter perez was on the site today. >> reporter: it took 140 fire fighters and first responders, nearly two hours to get this three alarm fire under control. now approximately, five million-dollar worth of damage is is what left behind. earlier today "action news" was allowed inside the historic office building located on north church street, and went up in flames last night. west chester fire chief mike

mcdonald says fact that it was built around the turn of the 20th century helped keep the situation from becoming worse. >> heavy december, the roof was under construction. made it a lot easier for fire fighting efforts. it was a newer balloon type construction it would be on the ground. >> reporter: huge portion of the building was occupied by dnb first bank and local officials say they feel confident that the rebuilding process will include dnb and every other tenant affect by this. >> that building is beautiful. it is a contributing resource to our historic downtown and we hope rebuilding effort goes well and dnb cannery join us as soon as possible. >> reporter: fire officials say only silver lining is that the fire broke out at 9:30 last night. no one was inside the massive office building at the time and no injuries have been reported. we spoke to people living nearby who say only thing they can do now is look forward to the building's reconstruction. >> i think the appropriate fund will be allocated in order to make it what it was

before and maybe even better but, in the meantime, it is just people are out of business and kind of a drag. >> this is a popular spot and stuff. we always takes walks. i'm sure they will rebuild and come back. >> reporter: chief mcdonald says while cause remains under investigation at this point it does not seem suspicious. plan now toys clean up and rebuild. reporting from west chester walter perez for channel six "action news". thank you, walter. police are looking for a suspect in the delaware county home invasion. two others were arraigned today, police say brothers jermaine and sterling wallace broke in the home on old cedar grove road in broomall. that happened monday. they are accused of tying up a 17 year-old and his mother before taking money and jewelry. they are being held on $500,000 bail, each. philadelphia police have released pictures of the bank robber who struck twice this month, he hit two republic bank branches on frankford avenue.

in both cases he handed a teller a note and demanded cash. suspect is in the mid to late 20's with the beard and tattoos on both arms. police say he is armed and should be considered dangerous. a threat prompted the evacuation of the two philadelphia naval facilities today. the naval support facility in lawn dale and the shipyard in south philadelphia were evacuated just before 11:00 o'clock this morning. chopper 6hd spotted several vehicles streaming out of those locations. both locations were given the all clear less than an hour later. official was say recent intelligence spurred evacuations but threat turnout to be not credible. the city of philadelphia has started to disclose plans for moving people, during the pope's visit in september. the long and short of it is this, don't expect to drive your car, as if you were going to an eagles game. mayor michael nutter says this will be the biggest event in the history of this city, and people should expect to

walk long distances once they arrive in the city by mass transit. septa's goal is to transport almost three times its normal number of daily passengers but you'll have to buy a special one day 10-dollar pass, they will go on sale next month. don't think you can leave your car at the train station. >> maybe someone can drive you and the car to the mass transit station and drop you off but they should not necessarily anticipate that you will just pull up and park your car, a and jump on the train. >> pope francis will be in philadelphia saturday and sunday, september 26th and 27th. meanwhile delegates from the archdiocese, city of philadelphia and world meeting of families traveled to rome this week, make that next week for final meetings were the papal visit and brian taff will be there as well. you can look for his reports live from rome starting monday, here on "action news". and you can follow brian's trip and get latest updates about the pope's upcoming

visit by following at six abc pope on twitter. politics now, donald trump is running for president. >> the greatest jobs president that god ever created. >> trump has flirted with running for president in the past but this is the first time he has thrown his hat into the ring. the latest abc news/washington post poll shows that 71 percent of americans have an unfavorable view of trump, he is the 12th republican date to join the race. in philadelphia, three organizations were honored tonight for their commitment to the community. tonight at peco building the legacy of love foundation handed out grants to the groups working in the name of education and philanthropy. a special award was given to joan myers brown, the founder of philadanco. tonight philadelphia area boy scouts honored community and business leaders, this was

the fifth annual cradle of liberty gala, the award are presented to individuals who exemplify the idea of the boy scouts. event brought hundreds of scouts, and six abc president and general manager bernie prazenica to the union league and our own sharrie williams mced the event tonight. still to come on "action news" tonight manhunt continues for two escaped murderers. we will tell you how weather is giving the killers an advantage tonight. but former leader of the spokane washington naacp breaks her silence, she explains why she chose to identify as black when her parents say she was born white. cecily? cool, dry air is moving in tonight, i'll let you know how long it sticks around and when heat and humidity returns in the accu weather forecast. probably only one way to describe the phillies performance tonight in baltimore: embarrassing. that and more when "action news" continues tonight. a 21st birthday

celebration, ended in tragedy this morning, when a balcony collapsed, six people were killed, and seven were injured, seriously in berkley, california. the victims who ranged in age from 20 to 22 were all irish citizens and they were in the united states on a student exchange, summer work program. the search goes on for two murderers who escaped from a maximum security prison in new york state. excuse me. authorities say that bad weather is hindering their efforts, and the rain is washing away any possible scent of david sweat and richard matt. meanwhile prison worker charge with helping the men escaped joyce mitchell was visited in jail by her husband today. we heard today from rachel

dolezal, the former leader of the spokane washington naacp. dolezal resigned her post after her estrange parents disclose that had dolezal is white. during her first interview this morning she was asked if she is an african-american women and she responded i identify as black. she started identifying as black when she was around five but her mother called that a fabrication. dolezal would not say that identifying herself as black was wrong. >> i am one of survival and decisions i have made along the way including my identification has been to survive. >> dolezal said tonight that there is no biological proof that her mother and father are actually her parents. let's get the accu weather forecast, with meteorologist cecily tynan. >> we have a nice break from the heat and humidity. storm tracker six live double scan showing cold front that brought us isolated showers

and thunderstorms have moved off and really what we saw more of, then storms, were rainbows, i have had dozens of photos of rainbows sent in from my facebook and twitter account from "action news" viewers and dawn from cedar brook, new jersey said this was brightest rainbow that she has ever seen. just the way the sun was hitting it, gorgeous, so keep them coming whenever i see something interesting weather-wise definitely submit to it my facebook page or twitter account. love to hear from you. temperatures are falling, 78 degrees in philadelphia, wilmington 72. trenton 71. allentown dropped down to 68. mount pocono 65. cooler more comfortable air, riding in behind that cold front and that will set the stage for a really decent wednesday. high pressure is building in and this will bring us temperatures in the mid 80's. it will be a warm day 84 degrees but dew points in the 50's. that is low humidity. very comfortable air mass.

really enjoy a big change from today. as we head into thursday this warm front advances bringing us morning rain. we will be on the cool side with lots of cloud and 79 degrees. warm front vanses to the north and we will get in the warm sector over weekend and this cold front could bring out tropical moisture from what is tropical storm bill, if the remnants stay together enough. if that happens we could be dealing with downpours on saturday night. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, tomorrow warm, with comfortable humidity, and 84 degrees the high. good amount of sunshine. high thin cloud late in the day. thursday morning rain and mostly cloudy 79 degrees. on friday pretty decent day mixture of sun and included with the high of 85 degrees. saturday 83 degrees, increasing cloud, we could have scattered then are storms late in the day and saturday night again depending how much tropical moisture we can pull you have from the remnant of bill. whatever happens on saturday, sunday for fathers day and for the first take of summer, it

is going to be hot with a high up to 90 degrees. we could have a few pop up air mass thunderstorms late in the day. doesn't look all that organize. monday hotter with a high of 91 degrees. tuesday, lots of sun and a high dropping down to 86 degrees. do i want to invite "action news" viewers to watch, thursday night at 7:30 our "action news" accu weather special on summer storms. it is all to keep you safe. we will show you what happens behind the scenes of "action news" and give you an outlook for hurricane season for summer and i will show you how to escape a car if you are trap in a car in flash flooding there is one simple way you can get out alive. i will show it. tune in. >> do we want to show behind the scenes of "action news". >> in the morning, not at night. >> thanks, cecily. changes are coming to your favorite food and doctors say those changes could save some lives.

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they have some soul searching going on by every member of the phillies organization. >> top to bottom, if you can believe it, they are on pace to lose 108 games, this season a staggering number. if this isn't rock bottom i don't know what it is. phillies are destroyed by orioles tonight. they have lost eight straight games, they are b-a-d, bad. jerome williams is not good and that statement is not limited to tonight's game. this wild pitch in the first inning brings home two runs. williams with leave after two thirds of a inning with the hamstring injury. six to nothing. he hasn't won in a month. justin mcgowan does his best minor league pitcher impersonation. that is his second home run of the game. seven to nothing.

still in the second chris parmalee, first of what would be two home runs for him. mcgowan gives up five home runs. orioles hit eight home runs in all. seventeen-three when phillies have their outfielder jeff francoeur pitch and he is just following the trend. he has the shot. phillies lose 19-three. they have dropped eight games, in a row. enough of that. game six of the nba finals must win for calves and opportunity to clinch for warriors. fold even state in transition, andre iguodala finishing. he had 25 points. warriors up by ten. calves try to hang around, lebron james with the best in the fourth quarter, he scores at the other even. cleveland within seven. james had 32 points but league mvp, step curry silencees the crowds. twenty-five for him. golden state wins 105-97, the the teams first championship since 1975, that is 40 years,

iguodala, the former sixer is finals mvp. >> i dreamed of this, as a kid. i came out this year. they needed me to score more. i decided to take the shots. still to come we will check with eagles mini camp and get an idea when sam bradford might be able to go full speed. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

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turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. underway today but everyone has their mind on training camp. that is when sam bradford hopes to be ready. eagles quarterback is limited participant in this weeks camp, taking part on seven on seven but not 11 on 11. hope is he will be over his knee injury when training camp begins in early august. >> if i'm not ready for 11 on

11 by training camp then i think something has gone terribly wrong. that is the plan. we will continue to work each week, continue to grind, throughout the summer and try to be ready for training camp. women's world cup u.s. facing any gear, yeah first half, forty-fifth minute, wamback scores veterans only goal, u.s. wins one to nothing to advance to the income out stage. that is sports. thanks, ducis. >> this was a big night for high school seniors in north philadelphia they celebrated their graduation from martin luther king high school and for one student it was an extra special night. twenty-one year-old john curetan is autistic had perfect attendance from kindergarten through his senior year and for that he got this personal letter from president obama, congratulations on this extraordinary achievement. >> ♪ >> and tonight, at doylestown

retirement village was filled with the sound of music, the he enhanced living presented their spring concert that featured the senior choir group, the residents say it is something they look forward to every year. jimmy kimmel live next on channel six followed by night line. jimmy's guest viola davis, adam scott and music from walle. "action news" continues at four credit 30 with tamala edward, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rodgers with traffic. for cecily tynan, ducis rodgers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night.

>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight viola davis, adam scott,

and music from wale. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you. thank you, cleto. hi, there. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. [cheers and applause] very nice, a good night. a night of championship basketball. tonight, game since of the nba finals, between the golden state warriors and cleveland cavaliers, i'm not even going to

get into who won and who lost, everyone tried their hardest, and that's all that matters, right? we'll have some stuff on the nba finals in a minute, and we sent a comedian to the game. but last night, the chicago blackhawks won the stanley cup. [cheers and applause] tampa, you wouldn't know they won unless you're from tampa or chicago or you live in canada, but the blackhawks beat the tampa bay lightning in six games to win their third cup in six years. did you know that a canadian team hasn't won the stanley cup since 1993? that must drive them insane. unless it's from the city we're from, we really don't care. the city of chicago cared. a reporter from wgn was up early this morning where he procured this unpolished little gem from a local hawks fan. >> reporter: how are you feeling

today? you're live on the air. >> do you know how awesome the ha hawks are? they got black people lovin' hock hockey. >> jimmy: it might not be turning water into wine, but it's up there. did you see donald trump's big announcement today? guillermo, did you see the big announcement today? >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: where did you see it? >> in my dressings room. >> jimmy: guillermo has a dressing room, everybody. if you didn't see it, i hope it's important for history that you see it for yourself. >> ladies and gentlemen, i am officially running for president of the united states, and we are going to make our country great again.

[cheers and applause] ♪ it can happen. >> jimmy: and we are off to a flying start, folks. what an intro. what an american, six flags on stage. he's like a president and amusement park all rolled up into one. donald trump. very confident. he could be the only did the ever to pick himself as a running mate. he could be his own vice president. he touted his credentials today in front of a crowd of supporters. he covered everything. china, isis, his golf courses, how much money he has. he really did talk about that. he covered every topic imaginable, just like a president should. >> they're remaking indiana jones without harrison ford. and now they're making

ghostbusters with only women. what's going on? >> jimmy: it's a great question. what's going on? [cheers and applause] i don't know about you. i would enjoy a president that weighs in on ghostbusters every once in a while. now a lot of people aren't taking him seriously. but the fact of the matter is, when donald trump makes an announcement, people listen, because he's shouting. you have no choice but to listen, but he ended his speech just as strongly as he began it that would make our founding fathers stand up and cheer. >> the american dream is dead. >> jimmy: all right, well, it's not exactly hope and change, but it's a slogan. it's a catchy slogan, and i tell you something. it will make a great bumper sticker on the rear of your car. stick that over the one that says your kid is an honor student. donald trump now joins an

ever-growing field of republican candidates. yesterday in florida, jeb bush, brother of former president george w. bush declared his candidacy and did it with gusto too. >> and if i'm elected president, i'll show congress how that's done. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: hold on now here. let's run that again in slow motion. and i want you to ask yourself, does this look like a man who wants to be the president? not to me, it doesn't. that's the -- i don't know. that's the face you make when the waiters at bennigans sing you that happy birthday song. all right. enough of the politics. back to basketball. this is good. you know, a lot of the nba

superstars will get these big commercial endorsement deals with nike and gator aid. there's a change in ohio called the brew garden that feature the endorsing gifts of cleveland cavaliers. >> get this out of here. i'm hungry for the brew garden. famous food. my home away from home, the brew garden. >> now hiring both locations. >> jimmy: it really makes you appreciate peyton manning in those papa john's commercials. he's timofy with a "f." he's russian. they mess everything up. i don't know if tinofe.

we offered people $100 if they could spell it. >> i'll give you $100 if you can spell tim fay moz golf. >> no chance. >> i'll give you $100, if you can correctly spell timofey's name. >> how do you pronounce? >> t-i-m-o-f -- or e-a. >> oh, so close. i'll give you $100 if you can correctly spell timofey mozgov's name. >> t-i-m-o-t-h-y -- >> sorry.

t-i-m-o-f-e-y, m-a. >> so close. >> i'll give you $100, if can you correctly spell timofe timofey mozgov. >> t-i-m-o-t-h-y. >> nice try. don't kill me. >> t-i-m-t-h -- oh! >> do you want to try? >> t-i-m-o-f-e-y, m-o-z-g-o-f. >> oh! >> close. >> excuse me, i'll give you $100 if you can spell nba player