thank you, lebron. >> thank you, doris. >> doris: mike? >> mike: thank you, doris.lebron james and his grit squad do it again, as james, magnificent, leading his team to victory and they lead the nba finals, 2-1. as they hold off a furious rally by the golden state warriors. thompson another big game with 13 rebounds. and we'll be back here for game four with cleveland leading 2-1. final score here in game three, the cavaliers, 96 the warriors, 91. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, doris burke, producer tim corrigan director jimmy moore and our outstanding abc crew mike breen saying thank you so much for watching abc, home of the nba finals. ♪ we'll see you thursday for game four of the nba finals at 9:00 p.m. eastern on abc. dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive be

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,

hey, doris. >> doris: hey, mike. in a hostile environment, the golden state warriors as they did in the memphis series responded in a big way. one of the things that shaun livingston and i talked about was, one they are finally comfortable with adversity. understanding what it takes to overcome in tough circumstances. we'll see you on the other side. kitten in the tree. fix the pipes. very good. arrest that leprachaun. and limbo. your ballon's getting away. the robot. walker texas ranger. sorry kev. did it stay tucked? yup. yeah. the new stay tucked crew. we tested it so you know it works. >> mike: lebron james playing another 41 minutes, but his team will fall here in game four, as golden state now, as leandro barbosa comes into the game. and both teams have emptied their benches. mo speights throws one up. he wanted a foul. such an impressive road victory. now both teams have won on the road. two of the hardest places to win in the nba, oracle arena and here at quicken loans. the cavaliers winning game two at oracl

>> mike: all right, doris.y win it with help from a daring and rare starting lineup change in the 101st game of the season. iguodala got into the starting lineup. they won three straight. we'll have the trophy presentation coming up from quicken loans arena to salute the nba champion warriors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: the sheer ecstasy of winning an nba title and sharing it with your family. who was there for all the hard work all the hours, all the practices, all the games. stephen curry celebrating with his family. not the only one, though here tonight. klay thompson and his dad, mychel thompson the fomer number one pick. meanwhile, across the country, oracle arena, they are celebrating and i'm sure many of those in attendance will be at 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

thank you, lebron. >> thank you, doris. >> doris: mike? >> mike: thank you, doris.lebron james and his grit squad do it again, as james, magnificent, leading his team to victory and they lead the nba finals, 2-1. as they hold off a furious rally by the golden state warriors. thompson another big game with 13 rebounds. and we'll be back here for game four with cleveland leading 2-1. final score here in game three, the cavaliers, 96 the warriors, 91. for jeff van gundy, mark jackson, doris burke, producer tim corrigan director jimmy moore and our outstanding abc crew mike breen saying thank you so much for watching abc, home of the nba finals. ♪ we'll see you thursday for game four of the nba finals at 9:00 p.m. eastern on abc. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types of channels you want anand not the ones you don't now, fios brings you a totally new way t

>> mike: all right, doris.y win it with help from a daring and rare starting lineup change in the 101st game of the season. iguodala got into the starting lineup. they won three straight. we'll have the trophy presentation coming up from quicken loans arena to salute the nba champion warriors. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: the sheer ecstasy of winning an nba title and sharing it with your family. who was there for all the hard work all the hours, all the practices, all the games. stephen curry celebrating with his family. not the only one, though here tonight. klay thompson and his dad, mychel thompson the fomer number one pick. meanwhile, across the country, oracle arena, they are celebrating and i'm sure many of those in attendance will be at 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

hey, doris. >> doris: hey, mike. in a hostile environment, the golden state warriors as they did in the memphis series responded in a big way. one of the things that shaun livingston and i talked about was, one they are finally comfortable with adversity. understanding what it takes to overcome in tough circumstances. we'll see you on the other side. kitten in the tree. fix the pipes. very good. arrest that leprachaun. and limbo. your ballon's getting away. the robot. walker texas ranger. sorry kev. did it stay tucked? yup. yeah. the new stay tucked crew. we tested it so you know it works. >> mike: lebron james playing another 41 minutes, but his team will fall here in game four, as golden state now, as leandro barbosa comes into the game. and both teams have emptied their benches. mo speights throws one up. he wanted a foul. such an impressive road victory. now both teams have won on the road. two of the hardest places to win in the nba, oracle arena and here at quicken loans. the cavaliers winning game two at oracl

he's with doris. >> doris: steph, let's begin with the overtime and the small lineup.e were able to scrap on the defensive end and gang rebound, forced them into tough shots. offensive end, you can spread everybody out. i was able to get to the free-throw line a couple of times, the ball would move. we got some open shots, the big rebound. a big three-pointer in the corner to open the game up and, they scored two points in overtime. that's huge. >> doris: a vintage lebron james performance. how do you stay mentally tough and what made the difference to survive that? >> we just have to stick to the game plan. we know what he's about. what he's capable of. but you can't let everybody else get involved and get into a rhythm. five guys guarded him all night. going to make it tough on him. going to be a long series. >> doris: we expect you and klay to perform, but what dind of growth have you seen from harrison barnes? you just mentioned the threes he made. >> he's ready for the moment. every playoff run we've had, he's shown up so he's growing up right in front of our eyes

doris got a life sentence. yvette was condemned to die. she told us about her first day on death row. >> i begin to hear insults when i first got in the gate. i began to hear people talk about oh, she's got sentenced to death. oh, she's going to be -- she's going to die for the crimes that she committed. >> even though they were housed at the same prison, the women were prohibited from seeing one another. but occasionally, doris would catch a fleeting glimpse of yvette. >> i would go by the chapel, and i see my sister, she'll be in the window you know and i walk by with a group of ladies, and everybody would say, well doris there's your sister. and i would say, god, there she is. and i said, i wish she was out here, you know. and i hated to go by there just to see her, and it hurt my heart, and i would ache. >> after six years of separation, yvette's punishment was reduced to a life sentence. meaning, she could leave death row and reunite with doris. >> i was so excited for her. and she came and hugged me and we were crying and kissing and

he's with doris. >> doris: steph, let's begin with the overtime and the small lineup.re able to scrap on the defensive end and gang rebound, forced them into tough shots. offensive end, you can spread everybody out. i was able to get to the free-throw line a couple of times, the ball would move. we got some open shots, the big rebound. a big three-pointer in the corner to open the game up and, they scored two points in overtime. that's huge. >> doris: a vintage lebron james performance. how do you stay mentally tough and what made the difference to survive that? >> we just have to stick to the game plan. we know what he's about. what he's capable of. but you can't let everybody else get involved and get into a rhythm. five guys guarded him all night. going to make it tough on him. going to be a long series. >> doris: we expect you and klay to perform, but what dind of growth have you seen from harrison barnes? you just mentioned the threes he made. >> he's ready for the moment. every playoff run we've had, he's shown up so he's growing up right in front of our eyes and

let's go to doris. >> doris: lebron, one of those games you said it would require, what exactly did itfrom you tonight? >> everything. everything. i tried to give it all to my teammates and they do a great job of giving it back to me. total team effort. very emotional win right here. everything we have been going through. be back in the same position we was just in three days ago and be able to come back and even the series is big time. >> doris: matthew dellavedova pulled into a tough spot as he has been before. what did you get from that young man? >> everything. he came out and defended. he rebounded. he made timely shots. he was huge for us. we knew we could count on him because he had been in this position before. he gave us everything and more that he had tonight. >> doris: you showed emotion on that last play. what is going through you right now? >> everything as a team. from our team on the inside to being injured so many guys being out. to everybody counting us out. oh everything. all the emotions going on right now. we wanted to come out here and play well. this is just a sma

let's go to doris. >> doris: lebron, one of those games you said it would require, what exactly did itfrom you tonight? >> everything. everything. i tried to give it all to my teammates and they do a great job of giving it back to me. total team effort. very emotional win right here. everything we have been going through. be back in the same position we was just in three days ago and be able to come back and even the series is big time. >> doris: matthew dellavedova pulled into a tough spot as he has been before. what did you get from that young man? >> everything. he came out and defended. he rebounded. he made timely shots. he was huge for us. we knew we could count on him because he had been in this position before. he gave us everything and more that he had tonight. >> doris: you showed emotion on that last play. what is going through you right now? >> everything as a team. from our team on the inside to being injured so many guys being out. to everybody counting us out. oh everything. all the emotions going on right now. we wanted to come out here and play well. this is just a sma

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can we roll it, doris. we called this meeting because greg has a new show.little insufferable to work with. you're known for your phrase on your tv show, "your fired." greg needs one. lately it's been "go make me a sandwich." i don't know if that's working. >> i think you should fire him now and take over the show. i heard the first week the ratings were very good. >> yes, we won our time slot. >> as long as the ratings are good, it's going to be lahard t fire him. as soon as they go down, fire him. >> should we improve his wardrobe. >> do you ever wear ties? >> i do wear them on occasion. >> funerals. >> maybe we try one next show. >> yeah. >> the ratings go up you'll always wear ties. they go down, you have to buy a trump tie. >> do you believe in super stigss? >> i don't like to walk under ladders. if i see a ladder i can walk around it three feet. who wants test. >> they should move the ladder for you. most of the baseball players don't step on the line. i think so. >> wouldn't it be horrible if something really difficult happened to you before like you

. >>> accomplished tennis players doris hart has died.she pulled off a grate feat, winning three finals in one day singles, doubles and mixed doubles. i'm del walters. third rail is next. rail is next. gay marriage. what does that say about the power of the vatican and the pope. >>> they wanted to pope to be something he may not be. yes, he has a great story and a great history and he's doing a but nowhere has he said he's going to change

people forget, they see that gay marriage and passed and everything is hunky dory and fine. but you can still get fired for being gay in many states in this country. kimberly: and can they still deny a gay couple public accommodation. >> another issue that we have to deal with. i agree with the colleagues at the human rights campaign who are working on and the omnibus rights bill. in the past we had employment nondiscrimination act that could never get traction for whatever reason on the hill. the new move now after marriage, this will be like you said pretty much an exclamation point. pushing forward with an omnibus build. this is called the after-marriage equality bill. now we frame this as a rights issue, not a gender issue or not beating around the bush. this is the rights issue. anyone with rights should have access to all rights. kimberly: too bad school is not in session. they could debate it vigorous ly i'm sure. jonathan: thank you for taking the time. jonathan: still at 4:00 an update on the investigation in a crash that killed two teenagers in montgomery county. w

bush says it's a honky dory deal. i say it does more good than harm, if, if we can get protection for the environment so the mexicans have to follow their own environmental standards, labor law standards and if we have a genuine commitment to train and reinvest in this economy. i have a realistic approach to trade. i want more trade. and i know there is good things in that agreement, but it can sure be made better. >> the that is masterful, david axle rod, masterful to support it after he became president without offending the unions on the way to becoming president. brilliant piece of work. your thoughts? hilary is trying to do the same. >> easier for hillary clinton because he wasn't the secretary of state in charge when these negotiations began and when she left in december of 2012, she was in australia, she called the tpp, she said it was going to be the gold standard for trade agreements, so this is very, very freighted for her. this is difficult terrain to navigate because she owned this to some degree and has t

. >>> accomplished tennis players doris hart has died. she pulled off a grate feat, winning three finals in one day singles, doubles and mixed doubles. i'm del walters. third rail is next. rail is next. gay marriage. what does that say about the power of the vatican and the pope. >>> they wanted to pope to be something he may not be. yes, he has a great story and a great history and he's doing a great job of reaching out. but nowhere has he said he's going to change doctrines. >> so is he a secular pr face? >> i don't know anything about the vatican. i'm an athiest and the whole religion thing is bizarre to me. >> first, we ask if the u.s. is a super power in decline. this is third rail. >>> is america in retreat? many say yes. >> a red line for us is we start to say chemical weapons. >> once you draw that line, the credibility of the united states is on the line. >> the united states is now number two. the chinese economy just overtook the u.s. >> that's going to be the sun setting on the american century. >> there is no alternative. >>

then all would be hunky-dory? >> let's give business their due. business has done extremely well.er of fact i give business a lot of the credit for pulling us out of the great recession. they got profitable pretty quickly by making some very shrewd business decisions. business is not hurting. that's why the stock market is doing so well. >> you think that doubling wages will automatically keep that going? >> wages for 1 million people you're talking about doubling wages for about 1 million workers. that's it. and it's ridiculous that people make $8 an hour today, $9 an hour. you can't live remotely or support a family on that. >> why wouldn't unions give those workers a break then by not stealing money from them and a percentage of their highs so they do well -- think about it when the union -- >> you're against -- >> careful careful. >> the numbers are against you in the private sector. >> hear me out. the unions are the same ones that are demanding that their workers see their wages doubled. they want exception to carve out in places for them like in los angeles where they don't

doris goodwin and such. i love your books and you have a different style almost like a novel. i feel like your books have a theme. do you write to get a message across as opposed to getting history across? >> no. it will be great if we can take 50 questions in 15 minutes if every answer is no. >> no but i never set out to flog any message i really want to get across but invariable there is something that emerges in the course of research that is not intended but does come out, if you want it to be a message. like in isaac storm about the hurricane the story is about hubris guy who thinks he knew everything and proved him wrong. and you know i spoke with one that came closest to starting with the idea of a message was in the garden of beast. i had no intention of making any kind of -- like getting up on a soap box and preaching. i let that story, once i found the characters you have to go with what you have got. i love nuance. i love nuance characters. in the case of garden of the beast, i have been criticized by people for including martha in the book or not being more judgmen

kardashian personally selected la doris kordell to conduct the on-stage interview.ntellectual talk is being billed as a conversation about the objective indication of women in the media. the commonwealth club says kardashian is culturally relevant and appeals to mill en yells. >>> a real estate debate in los angeles involving a pair of nuns and katy perry. despite the los angeles archbishop's urging the two nuns do not want to sell their former convent to katy perry. the spectacular villa offers stunning views of los angeles as well as the san gabriel mountains. they are insisting the property is theirs and only they can sell it. >> we have control of our property. the archdiocese is not taking care of us. we've been taking care of ourselves. >> they completed the deal two weeks ago with a local restaurateur before the archdiocese could sell it to katy perry. one nun looked up katy perry and wasn't happy with what she does. the issue is expected to be resolved in court. >>> 5:26 now. price gouging at the pump. >> the move today, prices down and your best interest in

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doris from orlando florida. got to move on here to jody in kingsville texas. uninsured. good morning. caller: hi. i'm confused as to what my options are. i don't file an income tax return. my only income is child support benefit. i care for my elderly parents so i have no options as far as employers. i'm just wondering, i'm 55 years old. there's nothing in texas -- they told me that the aca wasn't a alive and well in 2:00. 2 :00 -- texas. there's i'm kind of sitting here wondering what are my options? guest: what's your income? caller: child support benefits range only $20,000 a year. that's my only source of income. i care for my elderly parents. i live in her home. utilities are paid for by the estate, etcetera. i have no options for insurance as far as my employer. guest: have you gone to healthcare.gov? caller: they told me local insurance group don't give subsidies. is that true? guest: you're in texas. texas did not set up its own state exchange. caller: exactly. guest: on healthcare.gov you should be able to type in your income. caller: i did. i take it to a local

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they think that everything is hunky-dory, recovery will didn't prooibt recession in the past did not slowdown in first quarter negative gdp growth corporate profits declining almost 6%. maria: right. rober robert. >> a pleasure to have you here i wanted to go long the line of thinking that you have and i agree with you, decline in profitability growth slowdown in china the engine of globally growth since 2008 all that i agree with you wholeheartedly that has been a pavlovian response every time economy slows down they expect fed with another quantitative easing do you foresee this time to be happening again? and we will have a similar response as we saw in 2012, been bernanke came out with qe infiniti. on the phone: yes i think that is that they will print more money but i don't think they can do it unless the markets goes down first. if the market is near a high as now, by the way, the weakness has already spread, on friday, there were 191 new 12-month low, and yesterday they were 330 new 12-month lows on the new york stock exchange. but i believe that the feds will be watching asse

before the madoff scandal broke, everything was all hunky dory, you put money in, you took it out -- in, madoff said i made huge returns, i took $2 out. i took a dollar that didn't really exist. stuart: so the dollar that didn't exist, you keep it. >> now you do. that's the simple explanation. stuart: okay. that's a very important point. thank you very much indeed for that clarity by the way. >>> dow industrials up 116 points as we speak. it's monday morning. nice rally. up 117 points now. i just want to know, liz, if you agree with me. >> go ahead. stuart: that this is largely -- the dow the rally -- is largely the result of a possibility of some deal going on between greece and the european union. >> unfortunately, yes. because it looks like more stagnation and more poor job growth in greece if they're still continuing with that shell game. stuart: i'm sorry, i was just listening to some input there. you remember that existing home sales number there, 5.35 million? that's the highest since late 2009. >> so that's a good -- that's a positive sign, still not where we were, you know?

delegation to the united nations general assembly will not be staying at the waldorf is dori at basebally is that? probably because the chinese investment group bought the hotel last year. is that it? >> for decades the u.n. general assembly is the waldorf as their headquarters as they go for their general assembly. now they will go to another hotel. the hotel was bought by a chinese insurance company for close to $2 billion. under the deal, hilton will run the hotel for the next hundred years that it called for $100 million renovation. that ran caution bells because they were thinking about eavesdropping and chinese microphones and light fixtures and everything else. stuart: china has 18 million worth of records. >> i've talked to some sources have some sources than hilton and they say they are running this. they are not going to let the chinese -- stuart: hold on. i've got an interesting guest. this guy made a great deal of money. then he sold all of his possessions and he lives off than with family and friends. get this. none of them want him. none of them like you. how long am i goin

host: doris it is up next from chicago, illinois line for democrats. good morning to you.aller: good morning. i have been following this very closely. i have been calling my senator and representative. i have happy to say that they both voted against this bill. the thing is the media needs to zero and. democrats have never supported these trade deals. the majority of these democrats voted against it. they voted against clinton and nafta. they voted against the columbia deal. the people who pass these trade deals are majority republican votes. republicans pass these bills. we saw the results of nafta. we have a $181 billion trade deficit with canada and mexico since nafta. 100 million jobs lost. that's the lesson, we should learn from trade deals. now, canada is suing us because we want to have country of origin stamped on army. they said, no. they are intervening with our sovereignty. no, no, no. thank you. host: in "the wall street journal" this morning -- pelosi rejects appeals and hands obama a defeat. if you knew how pelosi planned to vote on the fast-track measure and

. >> whatever happened to doris day? a great show for you today.mber one album. they'll perform their latest song for you. you know her as mary catherine gallagher from snl but molly shannon is getting terrific reviews for this movie. she likes to sip a little wine during this movie. >> she does? >> oh, yes. >> everyone now and then right before we go on the show something happens. and sometimes we get to reveal that something on our show. just a few minutes ago we learned that "esquire" magazine came out with the 18 beautiful women in america that america won't be able to resist this summer. and guess who made the list? i hear our drum roll. it is -- kathie lee gifford. this is where you'll find her. >> number six, hoda. >> you'll find her in the gallows on july 10. this is what "esquire" magazine calls her. "full-fledged hollywood starlet." and as rig would say "it's out of control." it must be bizarre she has a movie coming out in july. it's a horror story and everybody -- i'm going to see a screening of it this thursday. this guy from new line

. >> was doris day there?e don't a close up of that part of the stage. >> its looks like it was one of those open trap doors. >> he hasn't tweeted about it. >> he's okay, though, started dancing. >> janet jackson has never looked better. >> she looks fantastic. 49 wearing a white jump suit, hits the stage for musical dance icon and she's back better than ever. >> how's her single doing? >> over one million views on youtube and it's fun. i think it represents the best of janet jackson and i hope there's more to come. >> just watching how the crowd went crazy when she got up on stage. it was a huge tribute to her. >> she sang to her hubby, they're notoriously private, we don't know much about their relationship. very cute. and she thanked her parents. >> i'm so grateful the support you've always given me. to my beautiful mother and my beautiful father. [ applause ] >> that's a parent thing to do, right? >> yay, us. >> and smokey robinson was there, too. >> he was given an icon tribute. he did a medley of his son