sunday morning, a fire rips apart a bucks county business. celebrating the champ. the world's best psyche himmists are in town to compete in the philadelphia international cycling championship. thank you for weaking up with us on -- waking up with us on sunday morning. sky6 live hd looking live over penns landing. it's a beautiful shot, it's going to change. chris sowers is off, let's go outside to meteorologist karen rogers. good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morning, everybody, we have clouds up above, we're dry on the terrace and 68 degrees. i want to show you storm tracker 6 live double scan. we are not dry everywhere. wilmington, we have a shower moving north an east. route 40 you're damp and 'zale city, almost in atlantic city. we had heavier downpours earlier and they have dissipated.

we're talking about severe weather that doesn't happen this morning, it happens in the afternoon and evening. the storm prediction center has us at a moderate risk for severe weather especially for the chance of damages winds. we'll have lightning downpours and strong winds and large hail and tornados not out of the question for our region. let's run it down for you in the morning hours we have an early passing shower. we have a few downpours and still have a chance for that. much of the morning is humid with clouds and chance of a shower. we get a break this afternoon. if you want to run out, it's not a bad early start to the day. it's late this afternoon and evening. i would say after 3:00 p.m., that's when we're watching for the chance for widespread thunderstorms and the threat of severe weather and that lasts through the evening hours. i'll show you that on future tracker 6. we'll see where it hits your town coming up in just a couple of minutes with with the excluse

accuweather seven-day forecast. back to you, nydia. remember you can get the seven-day forecast and check storm tracker 6 live radar at 6abc.com/weather. a two-alarm fire destroyed part of a medical complex in bucks county. the action cam was on the scene before 2:00 a.m. on the 200 block of swamp road in doylestown. it took crews an hour to get the upper hand on the fire. we know that it gutted the office of simply beautiful smiles. there's no word on what started the fire. a deadly crash is under investigation in many town township, salem county. we are waiting to hear more on the condition of a second person that was in the car. that was mannington township, salem county. muhammad ali is planning a public funeral for fans and

friends fortunate boxing champ. the people's champ as you know, he died friday at the age of 74. ray ramundi is remembering how the is looking at muhammad ali. >> reporter: from madison square garden to ali's star to the hollywood walk of fame. >> reporter: his brother rockman speaking to abc news hours after his brother's death. he along with millions around the world mourning his loss. for those who felt his punch and faced him in the ring now sadness and heartache. never seen that kind of presence in a human being. i don't think hour sport will ever be the same again.

sad damn day. >> reporter: despite his years of being weak and frail battling parkinsons. he did not go down without a fight. dad did not go easily, his heartbeat 30 minutes after his other organs failed. they got to say their final goodbyes, it was a very solemn moment. >> reporter: he touched the lives of money from his kills in the ring to his unwaiverring commitment to fight for are a cause. civil rights you you name it. his legacy speaks for itself. he was the greatest at whatever he tried to do. it's a very sad day for the world, not just sports. that was abc's ray ramundi reporting. will smith took to social media to remember muhammad ali.

will smith was nominated for an oscar in the film ali. he writes, you shook up the world, my mentor and my friend, you changed my life, rest in peace. here's a bit of trivia you might not have known, ali was the inspiration for the character of apollo creed in the rocky movie. we have more at 6abc.com, we have a photo gallery of his life and reaction to his death and details on his funeral arrangements. 7:05, some of the world's elite cyclists are warming up for the philadelphia international cycling classic. they will make the climb up the grueling manayunk wall. the men's race starts at 8:00 a.m. the woman's at 12:30. all kelly drive will close most of the day. the closures are expected to light by 5:30 p.m.

we would like to take you live in manayunk live along main street as the cyclists prepare for the big race this morning. count on 6abc and 6abc.com to bring you complete coverage of the race throughout the morning. it is an annual tradition that brings thousands of hip hop fans to festival pier in penns landing. there was big names for music lovers near and far. dann cuellar was right there. >> reporter: yes it's the 9th annual roots picnic at festival pier with a number of musical acts performing. among them, of course,, philadelphia's own roots. as money as ten thousand people enjoyed the sights and sounds coming from across the mid atlantic region. we're up from baltimore, coming up to enjoy the sights,

awesome classic rock and rap, too. i'm enjoying the atmosphere they have going on at the roots program. that's why we call it a picnic it's about friends and family. it's not just about the roots festival. it's about a laid back atmosphere at festival pier. >> reporter: usher and the roots were among the musical acts performing on three stages among the waterfront. we have to wait for usher. of course, the roots because they home bound. little dicky was good, we got the good food and chicken tenders and cheese burgers. beautiful night, looked like the whole city out here, man, you ain't here you missing out. once in a lifetime. >> reporter: all in all a beautiful evening on the delaware river waterfront let the summer music season begin.

dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." i like that i could hear the ice cream truck. it doesn't end with the roots picnic, tonight everybody will be getting in formation at the linc. beyounce's world tour. more video. much more to come on "action news" sunday morning. a brushfire forces people from their homes in los angeles, now we know what sparked the blaze. bernard hopkins and larry holmes talk about muhammad ali's legacy and the impact he left with them. a boy from our area becomes an honorary u.s. marshal. it's part of caring for his sister. he received a blessing from pope francis. we talked about beyounce, if you're heading there, that's

about the time frame we're expecting the severe weather. we'll talk about the chance of severe weather when "action news" comes right back.

welcome back, it is sunday, my monday, not my fun day. it is 69 degrees out there, we are expecting severe weather today. it's on top of everything else that's wrong with my morning. >> reporter: you got to sing it, let's work on that. [laughter]. storm tracker 6 live double scan around the area. you can see we have showers, we had early downpours, they have dissipated at the moment with the street level view, we have a cell that's about to hit malvern and skirt the city. glass borough, showers, hammonton, showers, sea isle city, you have light rain that's about to move into atlantic city, as well. if you're down the shore watch for that.

no severe weather this morning. let's go outside and see what it looks like yes down the shore atlantic city you can see the rain drops we just showed you on storm tracker 6 live. we have a couple of rain drops they will be picking up as we saw the rain moving toward atlantic city currently. 69 degrees, the dewpoint 65. it's sticky out there. the pressure is falling. the winds are light. the ocean temperature that's up nicely. last week we were in the upper 50s and we're in the upper 60s. my son was at the shore in the ocean yesterday. we have clouds through the region. the first batch of showers not threatening. this is a warm front lifting through the area. the potent cold front that's out to the west will take a while to fire up and move through the region. future tracker showing what's happening. this is a look at 12:30 p.m., a shower and breaks of sunshine. not a big deal.

if you need to run errands or do something, the concern is after 3:00 p.m. be prepared for the severe weather. this is are a look at 4:30 p.m. we can see cells moving through the city and stronger line forming to the west. let's watch it progress. a look at 7:00 p.m. when you're talking about the beyounce concert this is what it looks like through the region. we think we'll get breaks of sun, whenever you see the purple, that's heavy rain expect downpours and hail with that, as well. we have the potential of severe weather and damaging winds moving through. this is a look at 7:00 p.m. we see it move off the coastline. we dry out and clear out tomorrow and it's a better day. this morning, warm front moving through. the cold front approaches that's when we get the severe weather late this afternoon and evening.

8:00 a.m., 68. 10, dry, 75 degrees. we dry out and no threatening weather, 3:00 p.m., 82 degrees, 5:00 p.m., we see severe weather the cold front approaches and that could give us the chance of severe weather. this morning, morning showers, downpours possible. i don't think we'll see a lot of that. we get a lull in the action, after 3:00 p.m., expect the chance of widespread severe storms. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, strong storms this afternoon and evening. 83 degrees for the high. tomorrow is better, mostly sunny, less humid, 85. tuesday, clouds and sun, 83. just a shower at the end of the day. wednesday, breezy, cooler, look at how the temperature dropped 83 to 73. we stay in the 70s a couple of days. thursday, nice and sunny, low

humidity, 75. friday, partly sunny, 77 degrees, no weather concerns then. saturday warmer, 80 degrees, chance of a shower or thunderstorm. we talked about the severe weather, the reason we highlighted it in red today, be careful when the storms come. we can do things early in the day. >> reporter: up until 3:00 p.m., after that get in the house and watch the radar. a septa bus got stuck under the weight of the bus, it skunk into the ground on walnut street in center city last night. nobody was hurt. it was back on the route after crews removed after it being stuck in the road. a local family's life was forever changed by an encounter with pope francis when he came to philadelphia in the

september. the outpouring for the family continues. congratulations. thank you. so cute. five-year-old dominic took the oath and wases named u.s. marshal in center city. he was given the honor for being the best big brother for his sister giannna who had a brain tumor. she is 19-year-old and thriving. an fbi agent who is friend with the family arrange the the blessing. this honor let's dominic know how special he is. he always has a smile on his face and hug for his sister and he has been an inspiration for us. gism anna -- gianna is blessed to have him as a brother. pope francis is briefed on

gianna's progress and sent them a momento to let them know he is praying for them.

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new this morning, investigators in southern california say a car crash caused this massive brushfire this started northwest of los angeles. hundreds were forced to evacuate their homes and they homes have been damaged. firefighters have been able to make a little bit progress saying the fire is 15% contained. one of the for fort hood soldiers killed in the training exercise was from jersey city. the flooding emergency near the gulf coast is worsening, they are warning residents to evacuate. east coast is bracing for severe weather. florida could see between 5 and

10 inches of rain. a 15-year-old was rescued during the dragon boat race. is dozens of teens took part in the dragon boat are a to -- area if you're on a diet you've heard cheat day. some say giving into cravings like pizza and ice cream can increase your level of the hormone that will decrease your appetite. it could burn calories by overeating which could boost metabolism. it keeps cravings down by going overboard on the calories. >> reporter: good morning

everyone, 69 degrees, clouds and sticky out there. not a lot of rain through the region. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing us we have a shower, a rogue cell about to hit malvern and norristown. in medford lakes, glassboro and hammonton, light rain and atlantic city light rain moving in. that's not the severe weather. the threat comes this afternoon and this evening, after a high of 83. in the poconos forecast, cloudy skies, downpours possible. 11:00 a.m., 65. 4:00 p.m. we could see severe weather in the poconos be careful if you're there for the race. at the shore today right now we have light rain that's moving through. we'll get a lull in the action. much of the day will be dry. late in the evening we have the chance of gusty storms at the shore. 79 humid.

83 for the high in the city. 9:00 a.m., 70. 11:00 a.m., 74. 1:00 p.m., 75. anytime after # p.m. that's when when he expect the chance of strong storms moving through, gray. thanks for the update. hundreds of people are visiting muhammad ali's childhood home. mourners left flowers and pictures and boxing gloves at the home in louisville, kentucky. those who grew up with him called him a nice guy who was willing to help. he talked a lot of smack, of course everybody knows that, but he was an extremely nice guy. he was trying to get kids of the street, he always had a bunch of them with him. two legendary local boxers

remember ali. the sports world is mourning the heavyweight fighter, here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: champions are not made in gyms. they are made from something they have deep inside them, a desire, a dream, a vision, that's muhammad ali preached and practiced, a vision to become the greatest brought him here, ali trained for the biggest fights of his life for philadelphia native joe frazier and george foreman in deer lake, pennsylvania, a small town overlooking the poconos. it was out of the limelight and pieceful where he trained with a young larry holmes. ali lived in philadelphia and in cherry hill made an impact on the world before he passed away at the age of 74. i look at what he stood up for in and out of the ring. he was his own salesman and

pitchman, he was his own promoter, his own everything. i had a great relationship with him, took me places, i never want to africa, england and malaysia, places where he fought at i would have never done that this man took me. that's why i say he one of the greatest fighters of all time. >> reporter: larry homes sparred with ali and helped get him ready for the thriller in manila. let's go to baseball. brewing up trouble for the phillies yesterday two guys they gave up up on and traded away, two prospects combined for five hits and three runs batted in and two homers. aaron nola on his birthday yesterday giving out presents and the game starts with a few

souvenirs. second inning, tommy boy, tommy joseph solo shot ties it at one. hernandez follows with a 2-run bomb. phils took a 3-run lead, but ut-oh, back come the brewers. sit down they tie it. former phil prospect this is what i think about the hunter pence trade. gone. there goes the game. they dropped 8 of their 9 games. a moment of silence before game three of the stanley cup final for muhammad ali. the penguins were trying to take a command 3-0 lead. here comes san jose, donskoi what a shot, the sharks takes a bite off the of the penguins lead. penguins cut 2-1 in the best of

7 series. don't forget about the poconos five hundred later today in long pond. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. just a reminder you can se game two of the nba finals at 8:00 p.m. on 6abc. the warriors hold a one game lead gains the cavaliers. much more "action news" straight ahead. we'll be right back.

7:30 a.m., sunday morning, scattered showers are moving through right now. the concern is possible stronger storms later today. a few things you might not have known about boxing great muhammad ali as the world reflects on the late great boxing champion. november ballot could be set this week with more voters heading to vote in the final stretch of primaries. those stories, but first let's go outside to karen rogers in for chris sowers. >> reporter: we're seeing the first rain drops on the terrace. storm tracker 6 live double scan we have showers moving through the region. as we go into this we see a shower hitting berywn and audubon and collegeville at

7:51. we have other showers in berywn, this cell is sparking heavier downpours, i wanted to alert you to that as you head out right now. this afternoon and evening the concern is for the storm prediction center that placed us under moderate rick for severe weather this afternoon and this evening. we'll have lightning downpours and strong winds and large hail and tornado is not out of the question with any of the storms this afternoon and later this evening. this morning an early morning shower, a downpour or two possible. we'll have quite a bit of a lull until late this afternoon and evening after # p.m. when -- # 3:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m., 70 maybe a shower in spots, mostly dry, 1:00 p.m., 75. 3:00 p.m., that's the time we

start to see the storms develop. 82 degrees humid and sticky. 6:00 p.m., 76 degrees with storms moving through the area. i've got future tracker 6 standing by, we could show you what the storms look like when they hit us. details coming up nydia gray. flowers and a boxing glove lay on muhammad ali star on the walk of fame. you don't have look far to share memories of muhammad immune system. he had deep connections in the delaware valley. trish hartman has that part of the story. [bell tolling]. >> reporter: boxers young and hold honored muhammad ali with a ten count and a moment silence in northern liberties. the nonprofit boxing facility for kids happened to hold the community day one day after the legend passed bringing fighters and community members together to remember the heavyweight

champion. because of the things he done out of the ring to me was more of a game changer in life than a game changer in my life. i learned that i can speak. he was the greatest fighter to ever live. johan senior described negotiating the first fight at madison square garden as the most important momentness career. he -- moment in his career. he talked about taking his son to the training camp in 1972. they were people off the street. you look at this, he fed them all. he sat on the ring and talked to them. >> reporter: ali lived in overbrook and moved into this five bedroom house in 1971. folks stopped by to remember his

time here. to know he was in a local area like this, tucked away in cherry hill is pretty cool. >> reporter: just as people we spoke with remember his dominance in the boxing ring and his colorful expressions, they will remember his battle with parkinsons. theaters around the world are -- athletes around the world are remembering his accomplishments in and out of the ring. ali he changed our times and revolutionsized word we live revolutionized the world we live? basketball great michael jordon said muhammad ali was bigger than sports and larger than life.

former president bill clinton will muhammad ali at a public funeral in louisville, kentucky. a five-year-old girl who was injured in a house fire in northeast philadelphia has died. sophia olsen died yesterday at st. christopher's hospital. she and her mother was critically injured when a fire started at the home thursday on the 3700 block of south hereford lane. sophia olsen was trapped in a back bedroom. her mother tried to rescue her before crews arrive. she is in stable condition. no words on the cause of the fire. a stabbing is in the strawberry mansion section of the city on west cecil b. moore avenue. two men got into an altercation

when one pulled out a knife and stabbed the other in the chest. the suspect ran away, the victim is in stable condition. turning to the race for 2015. hillary clinton is another step closer to clinching the democratic nomination. she won the virgin islands caucuses and picked up 7 delegates. voters in several states including california and new jersey will cast their ballots on tuesday. clinton could secure the nomination once the results in new jersey are announced. hillary clinton will face the questions on this week with george stephanopoulos on "action news" at 9:00 a.m. he may be down in the delegate count, bernie sanders is not calling it quits. he hopes to win big in california on tuesday. he said a win there could send him to the democratic convention with momentum. john rawlins checked out

what changes are ahead for drivers. >> reporter: project is kind of a balancing act. everyday keep 11,000 parkway drivers moving as seven bridges that span 676 are replaced. it means temporary traffic patterns with tight turns tough on a bicycle. i've been pushed into the wall couple of times, especially at night coming back through rush hour. tough if you're a pedestrian with a grandchild. you don't know howssments i run with a stroller. >> reporter: worry -- how many times i run with a stroller. workers to begin pouring concrete. by midsummer it will be the biggest elementary in the bridges. traffic breaks every so lightly to the left around the left. summer it will be moved to the

right over the new portion of the bridge and the current travel lanes will be the work zones. we need to get the new bridge depleted to a point so we can shift the traffic over on to the new bridge so we can dismol dismol -- demolish and start the new bridge. >> reporter: it's on time, but it's not slated to be done until 2019. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." a long way to go. next on "action news" sunday morning, kids health matters reports looks at running injuries and ways to prevent it. we're going to the movies and concert goers will notice changes this season. sky6 live hd looking live at cape may, new jersey, we're expecting severe weather later this afternoon, meteorologist

karen rogers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast.

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glad you're waking up with us, 7:41, 68 degrees. action cam live in manayunk along main street international racing championship. men race at 8:30, women at

12:30. meteorologist talking about the chance of severe weather later today. we hope the racer will be okay, as we head into the day they may have rain to worry about. >> reporter: for them it's sticky with clouds and showers, as well. the severe weather is later this afternoon and evening. anytime after 3, you have to watch. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing we have showers across the region nothing threatening. i want to go in with double scan. we're getting a downpour millville. norristown, 7:53. be careful in the area as you see the quick downpour move through. elsewhere we have showers in about her run, south jersey -- about berlin, we'll take a wired look down the shore we have -- wider look down the shore we have showers in legislatures --

atlantic city, and cape may. we have showers moving through the city right now. we're looking live with our temple university camera and you can see the dark clouds up above. right now we have showers moving through. 69 degrees, the current temperature, the dewpoint, 65. humid out there. the pressure is falling. winds are light. the ocean temperature has warmed up from last week. 68 degrees. satellite and radar showing we have light showers moving through. we're seeing one or two downpours with that, it's not threatening weather it's clouds and showers. the actual cold front is well out to the west. this warm front that's lifting through isn't give us too much headaches if you're out and about in it it will be moving through. you may see a shower in one or two spots, we'll have a lull in the afternoon. we look at 3:30 p.m. we see cells beginning to fire up.

this model shows breaks of sunshine. that could help to destabilize the atmosphere and enhance the risk for severe weather. we look at 6:00 p.m. we see a powerful line of storms. anytime you see areas of purple, usually an indication we're getting hail and damaging winds as the severe weather moves through at 6:00 p.m. it moves quickly through the area and beyond that we dry out and clear out. once the warm front lifts through it stays warm and sticky. when that powerful cold front comes through, that's the trouble we get. that's the reason we could get the chance of severe weather. 8:00 a.m., 69 degrees, maybe a shower. 10:00 a.m., 72 lots of clouds, a shower, noon, dry and humid, 75 passing shower and humid lots of clouds. 3:00 p.m. that's when we keep our eyes west of the city to start to see the storms form.

through 5:00 p.m. we watch the line of storms approach the city and 78 degrees. looking for a chance of severe weather. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast strong storms this afternoon through the evening 83 is the high. other than a strong storm, morning hours, passing shower and lull in the afternoon. monday, mostly sunny skies less humid and warm high of 85. tuesday, clouds and sun, 83. a couple of places see a shower, wednesday look at the temperature drop, 10 degrees, looking at breezy conditions, cooler high of 73. thursday is nice and sunny. one of the picks of the week you've got a few good ones. thursday, 75 degrees. friday, 775 few clouds in the picture. saturday, warmer, 80 degrees for the high, chance of a shower or thunderstorm. today as you head out, clouds and sticky, maybe a shower. it's late this afternoon and evening that are a concern. more kids are taking up

running thanks to a host of programs in school, the community and online. most runners will have an injury at some point. this week's kids health matters erin o'hern looks at a common injury and how to prevent it. soccer was the first sport for naroy and then she discovered running. i was a doing a hundred meter sprint and around 50 meters i felt something snap or pool. it was intense pain. >> reporter: the pain died down, but came back if she tried to run. dr. said those are classic signs of shin splints. the sharp pain is on the front of the shin or inside of

the shin. >> reporter: we see it with a change in training, if they increase mileage, or change the torrain or find out they have not changed their shoes. when she had pain walking around school the doctor was concerned about stress fracture. she is working on lower le. >> reporter: lots of stretching. staying on the sidelines is tough. the doctor said with rest this summer she should okay for soccer in fall. warm up properly and stop if you feel any pain. erin o'hern channel 6 "action news."

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as an educator, it's all about connections. you're not just in the classroom; you're part of the community. you meet these tiny kids every year, and you help them learn and grow. but you also get to know their families, and over the years they become a part of your life, and you become a part of theirs. when you build those connections, you can accomplish some pretty amazing things. i'm jackie kruzik and i'm proud to be a new jersey educator.

you're up with us, the mann center is celebrating a big birthday. the audience is reaping the rewards. david murphy shows you what's in store with 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: this year marks the 40th anniversary season for the mann center for the performing arts. they will be hosting everything from movies at the mann to the iconic performances. june 21 to highlight the mann opening season in 1976. they will be performing beethoven and rock rachmaninov. it will feature a mashup of performers. we are thrilled to have the flight of the concords and anthony hamilton and fantasia and dolly dolly parton and fish.

>> reporter: there will be the sights and sounds of "harry potter". once you experience a movie with live orchestra you'll never go back to the theater again. >> reporter: the man has added charging stations and free by fry across the campus. we're looking at all the technological changes that audiences expect. we have a five month community celebration where we are partnering with iconic institutions throughout the city. we want to make the mann out of the of the mann. >> reporter: the 40th season celebration runs through september. for tickets and showdown go to arts in philly.org or go to philly loves the arts for other area events.

for 6abc loves the arts i'm david murphy. thousands of comic book and movie fans have converted on philadelphia for the wizard world comic-con. inside the pennsylvania convention center many folks are dressed as their favorite characters, if you're a marvel fan this is the place to be today. captain america will be there for autographs and pictures. comic-con continues today from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. our own gray hall had a chance to be with viewers, right, gray? it was so fun, i enjoyed all the individuals dressed in costume. the best fun was meeting all the viewers and the kids they were so articulate.

favorite costume? i don't have a favorite, i might get in trouble if i picked one. they were up a great. we'll be right back.

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storms moving through the area. 6:55 just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: good morning, philadelphia, coming up on "g.m.a." fires in los angeles erupted into a massive blaze. flames covered over 200 acres, 3,000 homes were evacuated. fire crews have been working all night. we have the latest on their efforts to contain. we continue our coverage of the legendary boxer muhammad ali passed away. he will be flown back to his birth place of louisville, kentucky. we turn to the big game, game two of the nba finals between the warriors and the cavalier, we talk to stef curry and what it's like in the curry

household. "action news" continues later this morning. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, we have the latest on a car crash in south jersey that killed a person this morning. plus cyclists might have to endure rain in the philadelphia international cycling championship. meteorologist karen rogers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. now, for gray hall, karen rogers, and the entire "action news" team, have a great sunday, we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, forced to flee. [ sirens] the raging wildfires in an area that's home to celebs like kylie jenner. >> there's a fire next to my house. am i going to have to evacuate. >> extreme heat creating tinderbox conditions. fast moving and dangerous. thousands told to get out. the race to save homes threatened by those flames. celebrating a legend, muhammad ali's hometown preparing for the champ's good-bye. a grand spectacle planned. the celebrity eulogies and the fellow athletes now paying tribute. >> he paved the way for me. >> the famous faces remembering the greatest inside and outside of the ring. >> ali's death playing into politics. donald trump coming under fire after trum