>> announcer: live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> he will be remembered for all his works in kmart and his philanthropy. >> reflecting on the loss of a legend. muhammad ali. tonight, remembrances from coast to coast on the legacy the heavyweight boxing champion left on the sport and on society. good evening, i'm eric thomas. it's been a day of mourning for the boxing champion and civil rights activisactivist. today his family revealed that ali died of septic shock after a five day stay at an arizona hospital pt his wife and children were able to be at his bedside to say good-bye to the 74-year-old. they are bringing his body back to his childhood hometown of louisville, kentucky over the next couple of days. his funeral will be there on friday. he was a complex man who began

his climb to fame during a turbulent period in american history. sergio can tanna is live in the newsroom with that part of the story. >> reporter: there are so many stories about muhammad ali. some seem unreal. like the time he talked a suicidal man off a skyscraper ledge or that time he helped free hostages in iraq. his legacy reaches beyond sports. muhammad ali was the braest in the boxing ring and weapon on to be a special humanitarian. >> he did many good works. he was always a soft touch. >> this oakland writer authored the book, the complete muhammad ali. he says the fighter was able to use his celebrity as a sports star to do work well beyond the ring. bun of his controversial missions was a trip to iraq in 1990. he met with dictator saddam hussein and pressed had. to release 15 american hostages during the first gulf war. it was a mission that was criticized but eventually

praised because they were released. >> president bush awarded him with the med afl of freedom. >> his stardom had real influence. bay area resident and washington post koerncorrespond end told u >> they started treating me in a better way and it brought doubt about the charges against me. >> he had been held on espionage charges. he was released this january. advocate. >> i think he will be remembered for all his works in charity and his flol tloep. >> a lasting legacy to tireless work to help people he never even knew. in new york city's harlem neighborhood a light tribute

pays homage to ali. ali trained for his title fight against sonny liston in the banks and his fight of the century at madison square garden. muhammad ali oogs star on the walk of fame is the edge one placed on the wall a. memorial to the boxer outside the memorial ali center in his hometown in louisville, kentucky is growing every hour. it open a year ago and has drawn visitors from around the globe. many came back today to pay tribute to the champ. muhammad ali will be laid to rest on friday. his family today said a procession will begin at 6:00 a.m. in louisville, followed boy a public service and bill

clinton will give the eulogy. >> several members of the abc7 news team fast and present got to meet ali. but only one knew him well. martin by yacht. >> muhammad ali was no stranger to the bay area nor to abc7. in the mid '70s, he befriended martin wyatt, granting him an exclusive interview after his legendary thrilla in manila fight, the most thrilling fight of his ali's career. >> i'm sitting there and he is battered and i'm sitting there just the two of us waiting. he said wow the pain, he said it was like dying. >> but he had a lot of living left to do with children and family and charitable causes to support, a side of the champ not everyone got to see. >> he was a wonderful personal and the most courageous person

and also the most hummable. >> he was awarded with a lifetime achievement award from sports image association. >> he is the man that when i said i could play baseball that i wanted to be. i wanted to be recognized on every street corner. i wanted people to whisper my name in crowds. i wanted people gathered around me. >> by this time, he was diagnosed with parkinson's. but neither he nor his family had time for pity. >> he is living his life the way he wants to live it. he is all there. people don't realize that. >> martin says ali really perked up when kids from around. he says the champ loved to leave them with smiles on their face. download the abc7 news app for free and enable push alerts as

they happen. at the tank, the sharks trying not fall behind the penguins 3-0 in the stanley cup finals. lisa, fans got their money's worth tonight? >> eric, they definitely did. this was not a do or die game but fans wanted just two things. they wanted a good tough game, and a win. they got both. thrilled fans rushed out of the shark tank, and they were all smiles. it was a night of firsts. the first time the stanley cup final has ever been held in san jose. it was the first time the sharks have ever won a cup game. and they did it in overtime. >> it was awesome. overtime win, we are coming back on monday and winning. >> tonight's game was also filled with ups and downs. the crowd at bring tanya nguyendown was with the sharks through it all. the moment the sharks tied it up the place erupted.

fans never lost hope even when the penguins were temporarily up. >> we have got the better team. we are faster, we're stronger. we've got the better coach. >> tonight the penguins simply got outplayed. this sharks fan knew it would happen. >> i am superstitious and i told myself i had to paint my fais today to get the win. >> you feel like it all came down to you. >> it's all on my shoulders. >> in the en. her team came out on top which meant this penguins fan couldn't get in word in edgewise. >> never thought we were going to sweep them. it was a good game. >> penguins go home. >> game four will be played at the shark tank monday in san jose. >> coming up in sports, highlights of the sharks's win 3-2 in overtime night now we'll

turn to the weather. >> we saw double digit drops in the afternoon highs in the past 24 hours. much cooler air moved in this afternoon. oakland coming in with a high of 71 degrees. 14 degrees cooler than yesterday. santa rosa, 13 degrees ooler. fremont coming in an afternoon high of 85. 95 was the high yesterday. this cooler trend will continue for the second half of the weekend weechl' look at those numbers in the full aek weather forecast coming up. tonight marks the 27th anniversary of the tiananmen square mass car in china. there was a wreath laying and ceremony tonight. tanks moved in on protesters. communist china has banned a commemoration in that country. a 4-year-old is in the hospital with critical injuries after being hit by a motorcycle.

abc 7 news was in the mission district shortly after the crash this afternoon. witnesses say the girl was walking with her mother when she was hit. the motorcycle rider has been taken to the hospital with minor injuries. new at 11, officials had to cut this car apart. witnesses say one car broadsided another just before 6:00 this evening. one person died. paramedics rushed at least one other victim to a trauma center. highway patrol officers and alameda sheriff's deputies believe drunk driving might be a factor in tonight's tragedy. still to come on abc 7 news at 11 it's crunch time for candidates ahead of the california primary. where hillary clinton will be tomorrow. and the big name set to serenade fans before game two of the nba finals at oracle

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it's associated with a weak ripple of energy. it brought in the cloud cover and kicked out the hot air from yesterday and allowed thes to get closer to number. the cooling trend continues tonight and into sunday as well. 24 hour temperature change right now. most spots are cooler rightan now than they were this time last night. 7 degrees cooler in fairfield. the only exception roit now, you notice half moon bay sitting 40 degrees, warmer. they have cloud cover alone the coast. and that is keeping some of the residual heat near the surface. brentwood coming in at 77. 65 in show. 56 in oakland. and santa rosa checking in with a temperature right now of 55 usually on a clear neat you can see tons of lights from this

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gets past martin yoens and it's 1-0 penguins. sharks answered back. justin braun, deep shot of his own. game tied at 1-1. second period, love joy again. almost the exact same spot. pittsburgh up 2-1. third period, same score. joe thornton is going to take a stick to the face. that draws a four-minute power play. that allowed joel ward to tie the game with 11 minutes left to play. he has been clutch for the sharks this postseason. sharks were 0-4 in ot. donskoi fires from the side. sharks are back in the series with a 3-2 victory. the penguins still have a #-1 series lead. >> it was time for us to get one of these overtime winners. it was a great time to win it. >> huge, you get the first win. obviously we needed to win that game.

so it was great to see donskoi put that in. >> great evident tonight from the whole team. we had a lot of scoring chances. that's great for the team and knew we get going. >> g men in st. louis. samardzija helping his own cause. driving in crawford with a single. go ahead 1-0. on the mound he allowed homers, moss, diaz, business cotty, and matt adams. the last two back to back, and the cardinals go on to win 7-4. a's are in houston where father and son enjoy their time in enemy territory. lowry crush this is pitch from gergerson. gamed is tied. bottom of the 12th. man on third. walk off single. astros taking their second straight with a 6-5 victory.

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>> announcer: live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> good evening, i'll eric thomas. tonight's headlines arc brushfire threatening thousands of homes this the mountains west of los angeles has just doubled in size to 400 acres. 5,000 people have been evacuated in calabasas, one fifth has been hurt. an suv that crashed into a power pole may have sparked the fire. it is now just 15% contained. sharks fans in san jose celebrated big tonight after their team beat the pittsburgh penguins at the sap center. the sharks won game three of the stanley cup final. fans around the world continue to pay tribute tonight to the great boxer muhammad ali. he died last night of septic shock after spending five days in an arizona hospital.

his body will be returned to his childhood home in louisville, kentucky next week. a public funeral is planned there on friday. ali left ast laing impression on so many lives here in the bay area. boxers say he left a mark on the sport. >> my father loved ali. >> so did andre. he never met ali but the greatest was a role model in the ring and out. >> just the way he fought for what he believed in, in the midst of backlash, in the midst of possibly losing a career at that time. >> he is talking about opposing the vietnam war. yet the champ prevailed. at kings gym in oakland posters of muhammad ali cover the walls. this 27-year-old is about to turn pro and he thanks the greatest for paving the way. >> he is the one that scripted

it all for everybody. he wrote the guideline. >> how the fight and how to intimidate your ponient with with grace. >> flet like a butterfly and sting like a bee. >> when ali stopped, the world stopped. he was the greatest of all time, but he was no match for father time. a sad day for us. >> long after his boxing career was over ali was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. this doctor met ali several times. he believes his controversial on signature to the vietnam war and heeder in civil rights made him more than just a heavyweight champion of the world. >> i think that's the inspiring story, if you stand up for your principles and are willing to stand up for some great value. ultimately you are going to prevail. >> he was so inspired he is

dedicating this year's boxing matches to me. >> this is important the me and i'm very, very big on paying homage to those who went before me. >> a man in castro valley spend most of his life collecting muhammad ali memorabilia, including autographed pictures ali sent to him. he has been collecting since 1964 and even has a tribute to him on his car. he was crushed when he found out about the death of his hero. i was thinking about how i met him, you know? that hurted moon, man close. that man had so much love, so much love for people. >> he showed us a photo album from 1984 when he took a train tripp from l.a. to went to ali's home. the catch oninvited him inside and looked at all his photos. they talked and chatted and went

out to eat later. stepser shared some of his own memories with me earlier. our apologies that we don't have that currently. -- >> when i officers met ali in 1980 i was doing a morning show at wabc, his wife, veronica porsche, she was a model used to appear on and do beauty tips. ali was jealous of his wife. the three of us were having lunch, and he put his fist under my noise, and he said you one of them pretty boys, i ain't gonna let my wife hang out with you. when i was presented with the portrait for which he posed

which he gave to me when i was leaving good morning america. they presented that to me on the air and you a my memories of ali came flooding back a into my head. >> we posted my interview with ali including more insight into who ali was off camera. you will find it on abc7 news.com. maehl will be laid to laid to rest on friday. it will begin with a 6 a.m. protest. a public funeral at 9:00. former president bill clinton will give the eulogy. some historians call it priceless. now a love letter written by president john f. condition dewill likely sell for tens of thousands of dollars.

he is said to have penned the letter just a moth before he was assassinated. the president's secretary never mailed it. a family in the area who owns over 40 locations of jiffy lube may be in trouble after a state investigation. it is a story you will only see on abc7 news. that is tomorrow night. still ahead, a santa rosa student claps about being bullied. and she is the one that ends up serving dus essential. tomps today significantly cooler than

benicia, san ramon, san mateo and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> high school students around the bay area are feeling the pressure of time exams. but one eurois feeling pressure of a different sort, bullying and her mother complain the school district failed to address the bullying until it reached boiling report. dan noyes has the story. >> reporter: 16-year-old zoey teeter started the school year well becoming the piner high student body president. getting as and bs and playing on the varsity basketball team. then she says the bullying began. they all know where i live. they saider going to come to my house and beat me up.

>> zoey is a smart beautiful young lady. sometimes people get mad when one looks better than them. >> zoey felt the barrage on social media. >> scary bleep. >> reporter: zoey received one very direct threat on snap chat. i will end your life. >> they would sit outside my class. follow me to the class, follow me to the bathroom, a group of eight of them. the school -- i would bring everything to them attention and they wouldn't help me. zoey says fights happen just about every month. a photoof this fight shows the aftermath, the fight at piner. march 16th, a girl confronted her outside the classroom.

she wanted to beat my ass. >> zoey has never been in a fight before. i don't like seeing her get bullies. it's been so long, i toll them i'm tired, if you want to fight, fight me. >> school officials suspended zoey claiming she threatened another student during a meeting in the principal's office. >> during that time, zoey said, i'll [ bleep ] you up. i don't remember what specific thing, but she might as well said that since she was getting suspended anyway. >> you are the one that said beat her [ bleep ] ass. >> yes, because she was telling me she was going to suspend me for five days. >> reporter: she can return for final exam this is week of the

but it's been difficult to keep up during the two monday away even though the school provided holm work. >> it's awful. >> reporter: i tried to get answers from school officials on the bigger issues, does finer have a bullying problem? if so, what's being done about it in and should they have taken action earlier. >> i need the talk to you about the bullying. no, there is no bullying. >> there is no bullying. >> i'm not going to answer any questions. >> the district's director of student and family engagement let's take into address bullying, ma'am. dan noyes, abc7 news. let's get a weather forecast, see where the temperatures are going. i hear they are going down. tracking cooler, tonight most spots drop into the 50s with

coastal fog. chances for coastal drizzle for our sunday as well. 86 in san jose. a comfortable 66 sebastian and sunshine in san francisco. 82 palo alto, and 82 in napa. if you are headed to see game two of the nba finals you know it is a comfortable way as you enter. 65 as you are leaving. coastal clouds tomorrow. the cool down continues through wednesday when we are back to average. below he average on thursday. friday, a breeze kicks in and saturday warming back up above normal to start off next weekend. it was a hot one on the ice tonight. of course we've got a hot game tomorrow. here's shu with more on that. >> game two between the warriors and cavs tomorrow.

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with his passing last night, most nba players were too young to remember what he did for the young african-american athlete in all of sports. he opened up doors that had been shut for dc aids and stood up for what he believed in at a cost that no other athlete would do today. >> he was the braest of all time, and he was the greatest of all time because of what he did outside of the ring. obviously, we knew how great of a boxer he was, but i think that was only 20% of what made him as great as he was. >> ali was the example of how you use your platform and speak what you believe no matter what people will say. it gives him a send of confidence in that regard for sure. >> dame two, dubs and cavs. cain to the rescue in game one. outscoring the cavs 45-10. the 35-point difference the most by any team in the finals in the

last five years. iguodala and the dubs defense force 17 turnovers worth 25 points. >> game one, shots went in for me. game two, i may not get the same amount of shots or they might not go in, you know, but i still have to fien a way to impact the game and be aggressive. >> i just need to play better to help my team. i don't know what that will mean statistically. but when we are at our complete best as a team is when i'm usually playing a good game. >> doesn't hold if you hold curry under 20. and all the other guys play great, you cannot give up 25 pointso off turnovers on the road. >> the sharks use home docks, winning game three in overtime at the tank. it was a must win being down 0-2 to pets pits. but they refused to lose. the task was rocking.

the pends penguins weren't intimidated. no score until love joy gets past martin jones. 1-0. sharks answer back. justin braun, shot of his own. game tied going into the second period. love joy again. pittsburgh up 2-1. third period, same score. joe thornton takes a stick to the face this. is going to draw a four-win power play. joel ward will tie the game with 11 opinions to play. he has been clutch for the sharks this postseason. seven minutes into overtime, donskoi takes the puck. fires. penguins skill have a 2-1er is lead. >> up to that third it was time to get one of these overtimes. it will be a great time. we need it. obviously you know the situation. heck of a play there.

>> cheers, you get the first win, obviously we needed to win that game. so it was bra to see us put that inn. >> we had a lot of scoring chances. just been great for the team and now -- >> baseball g men in st. louis. samardzija helping his own cause, driving home crawford with a single. dubs up 2-0. on the ground the sharks didn't fare as well. brandon mass, doe yaz, business cotty and mack adams. last two were back to back. 5-4, astros,.to of the nine. former has troe lowry crush this is pitch from gregorson and the game is tied. go to extra. walk off singling.

astros take their second straight from the as with a 6-5 victory. this report is brought to by river rockzone. muhammad ali was the greatest. nice the think back to those times. >>u shoo, thanks a lot. that's it for the nice tonight. abc7 news continues holm at 4:00. and remember you can see game two of the nba finals onl

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