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this is the legend of muhammad ali. most popular fighter there ever will be. >> and today a celebration of life as the greatest is laid to rest. >> rumble! ho! good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. muhammad ali will be buried today in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. first, a final good-bye including a funeral procession and an interfaith memorial service. yesterday thousands attended a muslim funeral for the three-time heavyweight champ. don champion is in louisville. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. by the thousands, people will pause today to remember louisville's native son. the service will end a week-long celebration of the life of a man who not only had an impact on the city but also this world. today's public memorial service for muhammad ali will be fit for

a champion. actor will smith and former heavyweight boxing champ lennox lewis are among eight pallbearers. >> i'm honored. he will always be remembered and never be forgotten. >> reporter: thousands attended a traditional islamic prayer service for ali yesterday where his family was seen for the first time since his death. the service drew celebrities and fans alike. >> he exemplified all the true virtues of this life, the togetherness, the community. >> reporter: today's interfaith event will draw dignitaries like mormon senator orrin hatch and king of jordan, comedian billy crystal and former president bill clinton will help eulogize the champ. >> you couldn't designed, is this guy a boxer or a ballerina. the way he moved. the speed, the grace. >> reporter: before the service, a hearse will carry his body 19 miles through louisville past places he held close to his heart.

>> this is why whenever i fight, i always make an announcement about louisville, kentucky. >> reporter: ali will be laid to rest at cavehill cemetery in his beloved hometown. and ali's family says the champ helped plan today's service a few years ago. one of his requirements was that everyday fans, not just vips, be allowed to attend. so many people are expected to converge in this area, huge monitors will stream the service a few blocks from here. >> i can only imagine. don champion in louisville. thanks. coming up, we'll talk to one of ali's longtime friends, basketball great kareem abdul-jabbar. to politics, and the democratic party beginning to fall in line behind hillary clinton, turning their sights on donald trump. president obama, joe biden, house leader nancy pelosi and senator elizabeth warren have all endorsed clinton.

yesterday warren called trump a racist bully while unleashing a blistering, no-holds-barred attack. >> donald trump is a loud, nasty, thin-skinned fraud who has never risked anything for anyone and who serves no one about himself. [ applause ] >> bernie sanders hasn't said when he will end his campaign but says he will do all he can to defeat trump. >> reporter: bernie sanders still sounded like a presidential candidate at his campaign rally thursday in washington, d.c. >> if congress does not pass comprehensive immigration reform and a path toward citizenship, i will use the executive powers of the presidency. >> reporter: hours earlier, president obama endorsed sanders' rival, hillary clinton. >> i'm with her. i am fired up, and i cannot wait to get out there and campaign for hillary. >> reporter: the president threw his support behind clinton after meeting with sanders at the white house.

sanders pledged to take part in the d.c. primary next week but hinted he knows the contest with clinton is over. >> i look forward to meeting with her in the near future to see how we can work together to defeat donald trump. >> reporter: sanders has not given a timetable for when he'll exit the race. his supporters are thanking him for energizing the democratic party. >> now that it will transition to hillary, i hope the momentum can last. >> reporter: donald trump has already pivoted to the general election. he mocked the president's backing of clinton tweeting, "obama just endorsed crooked hillary. he wants four more years of obama, but nobody else does." the clinton campaign tweeted back asking trump to delete his account. the president's first appearance with clinton will be in green bay, wisconsin, next wednesday. cbs news, washington. vice president joe biden has written a letter to the woman who was sexually assaulted by a former stanford university student. brock turner was sentenced to

six months in jail but will likely serve just three months behind bars. a message his victim read in court describing her feelings prompted joe biden to write an open letter to her. "i do not know your name, but your words are forever seared on my soul. words that should be required reading for men and women of all ages. words i wish with all my heart you never had to write." israel sent hundreds of troops into the west bank in response to wednesday's deadly terrorist attack in tel aviv. two gunmen killed four people at a popular shopping area. they came from the same west bank village. travel restrictions have been placed on tens of thousands of palestinians. and security is tight in france for the start of euro 2016. the month-long soccer championship that kicks off today. france has mobilized 90,000 police and security guards to protect hundreds of thousands of fans and the 24 teams taking part.

three people died when a small plane crashed in houston. the single-engine plane was trying to land following a flight from norman, oklahoma. it crashed on its second landing attempt, plowing into a car in a parking lot. all three victims were on the ground. the national transportation safety board is investigating. and the world health organization says women living in areas affected by the virus should delay getting pregnant. zika is linked to birth defects. the guidelines were issued last week but were updated to distinguish between those visiting or living in a zika zone. coming up on the "cbs morning news," immigration status. a high school valedictorian faces a social media backlash after she reveals she's undocumented. and a very special guest slow jams the news. it's been an honor and privilege to serve as your president --

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nadia yurad escaped after being abducted and raped by militants. the "baltimore sun" reports driver van goodson jr. gave freddie gray an intentional rough ride after his arrest in 2015. his lawyer denies rough treatment by officers caused gray's death. the "washington post" reports the guilty plea of a navy admiral in a $34 million corruption scandal. robert gilbo admitted to lying about getting bribes from a singapore defense contractor who singapore defense contractor. he paid off navy leaders with cash and prostitutes. only a handful of admirals have faced prosecution in the modern history of the navy. the "wall street journal" reports that the government want more mental health support for pilots. the faa is backing the findings of an advisory group. the report was requested more than a year ago after a depressed co-pilot of a germanwings flight intentionally crashed the jet to the alps

killing 150 people. "the austin american statesman" reports on the threats a texas student received because she's undocumented. deportations of the valedictorian started after she mentioned her status in a tweet about her academic success. >> showcasing that you can accomplish anything regardless of what obstacles you face. >> she is protected from deportation under a program that defers action against childhood arrivals. and "the miami herald" digs into a court fight over a garden. a south florida village says a resident can't grow vegetables in his front yard. the homeowner questions why plastic flamingos are legal but food isn't. a judge is weighing the issue. coming up, getting the last laugh. the so-called chewbacca mom

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...now with lightweight spf 30, four of his feet. kris van cleave reports. i don't think there's any denying it. he's got the cool factor down to a t. >> reporter: it's easy to spot in these pictures why piper, the airport canine, has a global following on social media. the 8-year-old border collie sits tight with the coast guard hovering only feet away, or as the blue angels taxi by. those goggles and ear guards he's wearing aren't just a photo op. he's on the job.

piper protects aircraft at the traverse city, michigan, airport from birds and other wildlife. here he hones in on geese near the main runway, and they take off. bird strikes can be catastrophic but often lead to costly repairs and forced landings. >> piper's been on the job about two years. have you noticed a difference in that time? >> absolutely. >> reporter: coast guard pilot lieutenant commander charlie wilson is one of piper's biggest fans. >> quite honestly, i've been in a number of airports. they usually shotgun blank -- birds get used to that. they know it's just a sound. nothing's going to happen. when we deploy a dog that chases them, they have that fight-or-flight instinct. they go running. >> reporter: brian edwards is piper's partner. what is the best part of having piper here every day? go get to work with my best friend every day. >> reporter: brian's only had piper for three years. despite not being previously trained, it only took this old dog about a year to get comfortable on the tarmac. >> the airport is his home.

i have to drag him out of here whenever we leave. >> reporter: it was edwards' idea to post pictures on instagram. now piper has about 10,000 more followers than traverse city has residents. that's nothing to shake a stick at. honestly, piper would rather you throw it. hard to defeat donald trump but didn't say when he would end his campaign. and muhammad ali will be buried today in his hometown of louisville. a muslim funeral was held yesterday. today a funeral procession will make its way through the louisville streets followed by an interfaith memorial service. ali died last friday at the age of 74. coming up after your local

news on "cbs this morning," part two of an investigation into insurance fraud. we'll tell you about a scheme that targeted soldiers' military insurance. plus, graduation day for first daughter malia obama. we'll look at her special relationship with her parents. and the debate over whether a parrot could be a reliable witness in a murder trial. it's is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, ,$8drw

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bay bridge on this beautiful day. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. good morning. time now 4:30. all right. we have elizabeth here for traffic and julie here for a check of weather this morning. >> yeah. and now, actually, it's going to be a little bit nicer today. we are starting off with fewer clouds. yesterday we were socked in for much. day and this morning not for much of the day. today not so much. relatively clear skies. there's a little bit of cloud cover out there now. and temperatures in the 50s. full forecast coming up. how are the roads? >> looking good so far. it is 4:30 a.m. you can see right now, at the bay bridge at the toll plaza, everything looks okay heading into san francisco. and we think they may have cleared the overnight roadwork on the lower deck a little early. so we are checking on that right now. full report coming up. >> thank you. developing news in oakland. a major shake-up in the city's police department. we're learning police chief sean