james joins magic duncan, tim johnson and shaq earning his third nba finals after leading in assists,nds, blocks. he played all but 71 seconds last night, people. here he is on the court after the victory. >> i gave it everything that i had. i poured my heart, my blood, my sweat, my tears into this game, man. against all odds, against all odds, cleveland! this is for you. >> cavaliers guard j.r. smith also emotional after the game breaking during a post-game news conference answering a reporter's question about drawing inspiration from his parents. >> i mean, my parents, my family, the biggest inspiration of my life. i've been -- i've been in a lot of dark spots in my life and if it wasn't for them, i wouldn't be able to get out of it. and i know a lot of people don't have -- a lot of people don't have their parents in their life, their mother or their father, but i got the best two, i swear. >> it's going to be one heck of a party in cleveland. >>> turning now to yesterday's other major sporting event, golf's u.s. open. 31-year-old dustin johnson takes home the trophy at oakmont coun

. >> kenny: looking down for the signs from third base coach tim 5-19 without a home run. with johnson, who is not really a strikeout guy and around the plate, you could start a runner here. a run and hit. >> kenny: de aza takes ball three. now 3-1. travis d'arnaud waiting on deck. nobody out, top of the tenth inning in atlanta, with no >> kenny: the bunt. >> tom: great play. >> kenny: drops in front of johnson, and the braves turned two. >> tom: what a great play! jim johnson saw that de aza popping the ball up, johnson sighed and said i'm going to turn one out into two. that is an unbelievable play by a veteran pitcher. watch de aza. so upset with himself, 3-1 pitch popped up into the air, the bat goes down, no effort to run, too late. i'll tell you what, terry collins, if he had any more room for gray hair, baserunning tonight, first by cespedes and right there by de aza, whatever's left, would just turn white. >> kenny: for a guy who's spot on the mets roster is on the cusp, this will not help. outs. the 1-1 to d'arnaud, ball too. bounced to the second baseman, peterson. we head to

. >> kenny: looking down for the signs from third base coach tim teufel. 5-19 without a home run. with johnson, who is not really a strikeout guy and around the plate, you could start a runner here. a run and hit. >> kenny: de aza takes ball three. now 3-1. travis d'arnaud waiting on deck. nobody out, top of the tenth inning in atlanta, with no score. >> kenny: the bunt. >> tom: great play. >> kenny: drops in front of johnson, and the braves turned two. >> tom: what a great play! jim johnson saw that de aza wasn't breaking out of the box. he was so upset with himself for popping the ball up, johnson sighed and said i'm going to turn one out into two. that is an unbelievable play by a veteran pitcher. watch de aza. so upset with himself, 3-1 pitch popped up into the air, the bat goes down, no effort to run, too late. i'll tell you what, terry collins, if he had any more room for gray hair, baserunning tonight, first by cespedes and right there by de aza, whatever's left, would just turn white. >> kenny: for a guy who's spot on the mets roster is on the cusp, this will not help. , outs. the 1-1

tim teufel. >> tom: there is the record, 5-19 without a home run. with johnson, who is not really a strikeout guy and around the plate, you could start a runner here. a run and hit. >> kenny: de aza takes ball three. now 3-1. travis d'arnaud waiting on deck. nobody out, top of the tenth inning in atlanta, with no score. >> kenny: the bunt. >> tom: great play. >> kenny: drops in front of johnson, and the braves turned two. >> tom: what a great play! jim johnson saw that de aza wasn't breaking out of the box. he was so upset with himself for popping the ball up, johnson sighed and said i'm going to turn one out into two. that is an unbelievable play by a veteran pitcher. watch de aza. so upset with himself, 3-1 pitch popped up into the air, the bat goes down, no effort to run, too late. i'll tell you what, terry collins, if he had any more room for gray hair, baserunning tonight, first by cespedes and right there by de aza, whatever's left, would just turn white. >> kenny: for a guy who's spot on the mets roster is on the cusp, this will not help. so, the bases em

johnson and at&t are higher. you buy into these brexit survivors, tim? >> speaking of rubbish, should have seen in front of the eu parliament. talk about a guy that was stirring the point. not going to get involved in their politics. >> when i look at these four names we posted, why are they higher? because they're defensive high yield stocks. at&t, this is better than a bond. johnson & johnson is this international multicap that pays. to get exciteded about these names. now, i own altria. i'm not going to sell. it's a company that's diversified its entire sales model away from the cigarette business. can you stand these names? yes. will high yield work? >> i i hate the idea of a recall defensive. i don't look at that as a defensive stock. it performs when the market's not performing. this name is performing because it's great management. they have a a great distribution of everything. >> why it's up in the last three days? >> how about this. >> the last three days, it sells off and this stock goes higherer. it has nothing to do with defensiveness. peopl

conference kicks off today in san francisco and in just about three hours cory johnson the conference venue. does make timarder today. cook doesn't have a lot to say today. this is really important for apple. this is about churning the ecosystem developed for apple. it is going to run on apple products. from that perspective giving away but the linkedin deal, these are the people. these have been lining up here. the same way that linkedin is an application of the backend of cloud services. >> is there a lot of chatter in the apple conference about it? sure there is because a lot of details to linkedin. a lot of people got new resumes as of this morning. be very different than it has been in the past. saw as we things we were getting ready going to bloomberg radio and tv is think about the products were linkedin has struggled. of the sales price is related largely to the failures. we know that microsoft looked at salesforce. we also look at linkedin trying crm product. look at what they were doing and the tools they have. they are so further along from developing their own product and take microsoft so man

johnson, me. good job, buddy. hey, look at that. [ light laughter ] you want to go to vietnam? what was timegregation now or should i wait? >> wait. >> should i seek the party's nomination in 1968 or should i not seek it? >> no. i'm voting for robert kennedy. >> you're voting for robert kennedy. oh, [ bleep ] damnit. all the deaths in vietnam weigh heavily on my soul! what was blossom's best friend's name? [ laughter ] >> who is blossom? >> we went on the street to find out about lyndon baines johnson and now i have this baby. very good. lbj, vietnam, vietnam, lbj! ♪ >> seth: there you go. lbj walking. [ applause ] now, if you've been following the election you may have heard about donald trump's trump steaks. this was a line of beef steaks he sold at sharper image. but did you know that before his steaks trump had an even less popular line of shellfish. well he did and now we're going to show them to you in the next segment we'll calling trump clams. [ ding ] so trump clams were sold at radioshack. they may look like regular clams, but you know as soon as you open 'em that they come from d

sc johnson, a family company [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to david spade, marcia clark, noah hawley, timaly coming at you from 97.1 amp radio with tonight's show. we got a good one. the music tonight is plague vendor.