and mohamed ali was involved in so many great fights why is this fight so well remembered? >> i think because mohamed was such a underdog. all of the experts and public thought he was going to lose, and when he won, he provided an inspiration to all of us, who were with fans and nonfans who believed that since he won, that we with could too overcome obstacles in our own lives. >> what does it mean to mohamed ali, and to the african-american community narks the fight was held in africa? it was very important, because that changed the perception about thear can continent. to see black people putting such an event together and again, because we had such a perception of africa as people just rubbing around, half clothed, basically hunting in the jungle, it was surprising for us to see them putting on major events and holding a world championship fight, in the continue innocent of africa. in people see ali as more than just the boxer. what do you think he will be remembered for? >> i am sorry, let me try again, how involved is mohamed ali currently in the center? he is very invol

our team traveled to washington state to investigatory crimes authorities say ali mohammed brown committedrns out brendan tevlin wasn't the only person ali mohammed brown says he killed for jihad. ballistics testing by new jersey authorities now link brown's .9 millimeter handgun to three previous homicides. execution style murders that were committed on the other side of the country in seattle, washington. on the night of april 27th, 2014, 30-year-old leroy henderson walked home in the skyway section of seattle when he was murdered in a hail of ten bullets. one month later early in the morning of june 1st two men were murdered in the neighborhood of leshigm. >> terrorism came to my front door and took my son. >> dejuan anderson young's mother and his grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> he was the sun that everybody wanted to have. he was just always wanting to learn new things, and he had a good work ethic. >> he was 11, he said i want to work. >> rather than asking for money, he would what can i do to earn money? i'll mow the grass. i'll, wash dishes. he didn't wait f

call or click today. >>> the cohort of accused killer ali mohammed brown fled his barbershop in seattle ended up on a battlefield in somalia. >> in november 2006 the seattle fbi received a phone call from war-torn somalia. it was fugitive ruben shumpert. ali hoe maumd brown's pal from the crescent cuts barbershop. former joint chichl task force agents david and david gomez remember that call. >> it was just a taunting type of phone call that your efforts failed. i win. i lose. i'm gone. you can't find me. >> you may have indicted and arrested me, but i'm here in somalia, and i'm fighting the good fight with the shabaab, and i intend on reigning down terror on you and your family. >> reporter: two years later ruben was dead. >> ruben died in somalia in a missile attack. i believe it was directed by united states forces on a villa where he was living. >> one of the confirmations of rubingen's death came from shabaab itself in their publications where they eulogized him as a wonderful foreign fighter from america. >> brown was out on the streets getting arrested again and again. we confirm

for all the latest headlines log to fox news.com. >>> the cohort of accused killer ali mohammed brown fled his barbershop in seattle and ended up on a battlefield in somalia. >> in november 2006 the seattle fbi received a phone call from war-torn somalia. it was fugitive ruben shumpert. ali hoe maumd brown's pal from the crescent cuts barbershop. former joint chichl task force agents david and david gomez remember that call. >> it was just a taunting type of phone call that your efforts failed. i win. i lose. i'm gone. you can't find me. >> you may have indicted and arrested me, but i'm here in somalia, and i'm fighting the good fight with the shabaab, and i intend on reigning down terror on you and your family. >> reporter: two years later ruben was dead. >> ruben died in somalia in a missile attack. i believe it was directed by united states forces on a villa where he was living. >> one of the confirmations of rubingen's death came from shabaab itself in their publications where they eulogized him as a wonderful foreign fighter from america. >> brown was out on the streets getting a

our team traveled to washington state to investigatory crimes authorities say ali mohammed brown committed>> it turns out brendan tevlin wasn't the only person ali mohammed brown says he killed for jihad. ballistics testing by new jersey authorities now link brown's .9 millimeter handgun to three previous homicides. execution style murders that were committed on the other side of the country in seattle, washington. on the night of april 27th, 2014, 30-year-old leroy henderson walked home in the skyway section of seattle when he was murdered in a hail of ten bullets. one month later early in the morning of june 1st two men were murdered in the neighborhood of leshigm. >> terrorism came to my front door and took my son. >> dejuan anderson young's mother and his grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> he was the sun that everybody wanted to have. he was just always wanting to learn new things, and he had a good work ethic. >> he was 11, he said i want to work. >> rather than asking for money, he would what can i do to earn money? i'll mow the grass. i'll, wash dishes. he didn'

i can drown a drink of water and drink green tea, wait until you see mohammed ali. >> and the stadium singing ali bumyarne. which translate to "alley, kill him", probably 50,000, the fight starting at four in the morning, to accommodate television. and then the fight itself. it was not a great fight, but ali adopted the tactics. nobody had - could peble have foreseen. it introduced a phrase for the tacks ticks. the rope-a-dope. going up to this powerful 6 foot four. pounding on him for round after round. the strategy was, to elect foreman punch himself out until he was so exhausted. that is what happened in the eighth round. history was made. ali came back the title, at 32 years of aim, by knocking out foreman in the eighth round. >> most of those boxing professionally weren't born when the rumble in the jungle took place. the legendary fight taking place. >> the day of the fight i'm planning to review the round. if i knew how long it would take the referee how long it would take. >> when they were kings. there was a time 40 years ago it felt as if effi wait boxers had to rule the wor

i can drown a drink of water and drink is green tea wait till you see me mohammed ali. we did rope-a-dope, taking body belows that foreman -- blows that foreman thought should be enough. ali biding his time with "that all you got, george", and ali striking, felling his opponent and so is came to an end. the most enthralling episode in boxing history, but not the story. russia had a successful trip to the international space station hours after a u.s. spaceship filed. a russian ship went up. docking at the station with 300 tonnes of fresh supplies. . >> oh, god. >> that was earlier sh an unm unmanned tarrize rocket blew up. n.a.s.a. investigating the loss of 2.5 tonnes of food, and a million dollars worth of the space station experiments. >> after 13 years, the american project in afghanistan is about done. at least this phase. did the country accomplish what it set out to do? a new afghanistan. that's inside story. hello, i'm ray suarez. spoke was still po pouring from

raise your hand if you kn know mohamed ali.ry time i get to the airport, and they see the passport and my name, they say, well, where are you really from? and i say, well, i'm from the united states. no, where's your father from? they know the series of questions. where's your father's father from? i say everyone from the u.s. is from somewhere else. i say do you know who mohammed ali is? and they say yes. he's my uncle. oh! you're american muslim. and it clicks instantly, because he's a figure that transcends kind of this understanding of boxers for muslims. and the reality of his story is courage. his greatest fight was with the supreme court. his greatest fight was standing for his beliefs and his religion. he's still alive, he has parkinson's in arizona. we ask that allah preserve him. even when it's against his own self, when you look at his story very closely, he corrects the idea of be being the greatest. he says only god is the greatest. i'm just trying to live up to the potential that he placed in me. so these are figu

our team traveled to washington state to investigatory crimes authorities say ali mohammed brown committeds out brendan tevlin wasn't the only person ali mohammed brown says he killed for jihad. ballistics testing by new jersey authorities now link brown's .9 millimeter handgun to three previous homicides. execution style murders that were committed on the other side of the country in seattle, washington. on the night of april 27 30-year-old leroy henderson walked in the skyway section of seattle when he was murdered in the hail of ten bullets. p one month earlier two men were murdered in the neighborhood of lashi. >> he came to the front door and took my son. >> drawn anderson young's mother and grandmother shelly shared memories of the young man. >> he was the son that everybody wanted to have. he was always wanting to learn. he had a good work ethic. >> when he was 11 hen$1j÷ came , he said grandma i want to work rather than asking for money p. what can i do to earn money? i will mow the grass, i will wash dishes. >> he didn't wait for opportunities to come to him. he created his own op

officials are investigating >>> mohammed ali is a recognisable person on the planet. and one of the most documented. a new documentary i am ali takes a look at mohammed ali, the dad. it includes never before heard audio recordings. let's look at one of them. >> movie reel: time will fly. he could foresee things and new how important they'd be. >> it was unbelievable the power that this man had. >> we are joined by his daughters. thank you for join us. the documentary is something else. before jumping into it i want to put to one side recent rumours, that your father debunged with a selfie of himself. how is he doing? >> he's doing good. park jip son's is progressive. our father wakes up every morning and has a natural routine, we call him. his voice is the strongest and we an energy. he's leading a full life. >> i'm pleased to hear that. there's been a lot written and documentaries. this chose a different side. tell us about it. >> it's a xreps if look at his character as a man and a father. we are excited. he has nine children that are important to him. it's a film -

. >>> a new documentary meantime on the life of the legendary boxers mohammed ali is set today buy, we will have a preview you for you. >>> also ahead a high profile celebrity couple is calling it quits, we have latest coming up in the word. >>> well, he says his new movie will make you feel better about the world, in a new documentary takes an intimate look at boxing legend mohammed ali. >> susan marquez has those stories and more in this morning's eye on entertainment >> key a knightly opened up london film festival with her flick the i am nation games. she and benedict coverback star as code break hours help win the war. >> unaudible. >> ed before pit, war saga will close out the film festival october 19th. out in theaters tomorrow the lost story pride, starring bill ni and others. it is based on the true story of gay and lesbian activist supporting striking welsh coal miners in 1984. both groups know what it is like to be bullied and find they are stronger, together. >> it kind of will make you feel better about the world and human race. it really that is big and that funny. >> rep

. >> reporter: this is not about creating the next mohamed ali? >> no. the next bill gates or the next donald trump. >> reporter: teachers chip in after hours tutoring the students. >> my education comes before sports. >> comes before boxing. >> reporter: the payoff is huge. the high school graduation rate here is 100% compared to 65% citywide. students once failing are now thriving. >> now i'm getting like just as and bs. >> reporter: 65 kids are in the program, more than 400 on waiting list. with plans to move to a bigger space and double the number of students next year, they're hoping for even more help. >> what's amazing is that we are a little drop in the ocean, but the effects are huge. >> reporter: so the commitment remains, fighting the good fight for the future of one city's kids. rehema ellis, nbc news, detroit. >>> and that is our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. of course we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> we need to do those things proactively to save liv

then i i am heartily -- am mohammed ali. there is a time of gloating, accomplishment. that is another false thing. what is the next moment, right thing to do? that is what has helped me transition. people tend to crash when lousy things happen and when great things happen. >> you also found love. >> yeah, right. mama downey. executive vice president at a firm? >> what she was, she was the ucer's onset producer and we met in montrÉal. >> only when you went back to l.a. -- >> who pursued whom? [laughter] >> i was chasing her down hard. ae is a very practical -- nice jewish girl from the midwest. she's an want to get tangled up toh me -- she did not want get tangled up with me. >> we go out with this last seen. the two of them argue about who is more responsible for the relationship. this is our closing scene. punishment for blowing up the mailbox. >> i was 13. you remember that. my highidn't come to school or college graduation. >> truancy. lawi graduated from hig school. food in your mouth. who paid for your college education, your mother? >> that is one of my favorite

. >> you had a wonderful relationship with mohamed ali. >> he was just about my best friend for yearshe stayed at my house one night in the country. my wife was in new york. she called. they were in a model and they wanted to stay at my house. phone rang, ali picked it up and heard darling, and he said this ain't darling this is only three time heavy weight champion this the world and i'm lying in your bed and watching your tv, lady. she said to her credit i'm going to put a plaque on that bed mr. ali, we won' more than she r me. >> we won't remember that. that's all for now, coming up thursday on "consider this," the life of pope francis, as he has become one of the most influential religious leaders in the past 100 years. and why the nfl concussion policy may not be in the players best interest. tweet me @amora.tv. we'll see you next time. . >> >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm john seigenthaler in new york. >> the war of words - the diplomatic crisis between washington and israel. how name calling is straining the relationship. special investigation - the al jazeera report on vot

i wasn't around at the time, i might not know about ali, if you ask anyone, anyone will mention mohamed ali> the documentary of the extraordinary event, when we were kings was popular and award winning. generations that weren't born still acknowledge him as the greatest, and use him and the rum national the jungle as inspiration. they are using the d word in san francisco today, d as in dynasty. >> madison, my goodness, was named mvp with an incredible series. now the giants have won three of the last five champions in twitter is going wild over the mvp award iness was here. >> you missed the best part, can you blame him for being nervous in fronts of millions of people, regional zone manager stumbled through his presentation, and it was so awkward that even the commissioner looked unforgotble, watch. >> at chevrolet we have -- we have been proud of the latest and greatest technology, which is the all new 2015 chevy colorado. >> it combined class winning, leading technology, and stuff. >> technology and stuff, the twitter guy and technology and stuff, comparing him to the late comedian chri

raise your hand if you know mohamed ali. you know, i've been to eight different muslim countries, nine actually. and every time i arrive at the airport i get the question of, after they see my passport with the eagle on it, they say -- they say my name, mansour -- they say, well, where are you really from? and i say, well, i'm from the united states. no, where's your father from? you all know the series of questions. no, where's your father's father from? i say, everyone from the u.s. is from somewhere else if that's what you mean. they say, no, you're muslim. i say, do you know who mohammad ali is? and 100%, everyone i've talked to say, yes, mohammad ali. they do this. i say, well, he's my uncle. they say, oh! you're american muslim. and it clicks instantly, because he's a figure that transcends kind of this understanding of boxers for muslims. and the reality of his story is courage. his greatest fight was with the supreme court. his greatest fight was standing for his beliefs and his religion. mohammad ali, who's still al

. >>> the mohamed ali's family speaks out in a way you've never seen before. >>> al goes back to schoolhis is where i used to live. >> mr. roker takes you on a trip down memory lane with a trip to his alma mater today, october 16, 2014. >>> shout out to the best town in north dakota. >> i want to give a shout out to my husband steve in cincinnasic ohio. >> my mom took me to new york for my 50th birthday so she could meet matt lauer. >> happy birthday from the big apple. woo! . >>> we're back now, 8:00 on a thursday morning. it's the 16th day of october, 2014. doesn't take long to realize it's a nasty day here in the northeast. pouring when i came in around 4:30-5:00. little better now. we thank these people for sticking it out. they're sticking it out with natalie's throw back thursday song. i love rick ashley. >> you said i stole your song this morning. not controversial. >> i love this song. >> you like rick ashley? wow. >> it is a little controversial still. matt loves him. i thought i'd pick an easy one. >> sounds good this morning. >> meanwhile, coming up, a special steals and deal

the philadelphia born angelo dundee trained mohammed ali, sugar ray leonard and george foreman. he train ali to be greatest. these dogs had training, treadmills and even the the steroids to make them mike tyson mean, stronger bite and endurance to go the distance. >> what i believe we have here is an alleged breeding and fighting operation. at the individual that lives at this location we believe he is at work. we have a suspect. so, the investigation is ongoing. we were able to retrieve, as you have seen, some treadmills which is typically used in training, some spring poles and some other fighting paraphernalia. a lot of steroids. the these dogs were trained like body builders. they are kept lean. they are kept in good shape just like a boxer. so this is very typical where you would see inside of a training operation. >> reporter: did you suspect anything was going on next door. >> nothing was going on next door. we have been here for years, nothing. he always took care of his dogs. >> reporter: you don't think he was fighting these dogs. >> in. >> reporter: what do you think

without any direction, but the black liberation movement, the civil rights movement i watch it on tv, mohamed ali, all come x, it motivated me why don't you do what they are doing. so i said okay, i will. the older chicanos they're more about assimilation, i said why can't we do like carmichael? they said why don't you do it. okay, i will. so i hooked up with the young chicano for community action, which became the brown berets. the big connection with the black panthers, bobby sele giving us the red book and then john huggins and bungee carter. -- raise your hand if you know who they are. they founded the gang in south l.a., but they founded the black panther party and they came to east l.a. to say let's work together. i said who are these guys? i could relate to it because i'm from south l.a., i had already moved to east l.a. by then. we were able to bridge that. and bungee and john were eventually assassinated at ucla, but they had the forethought to talk about black and brown unity. here's a picture of me, i don't know where that was. i don't think that was appropriate. but there i am, angry

. >> in the nearby crest ridge apartments was 29-year-old ali mohammed brown. brown is a convicted sex offender with direct ties to a terror camp and radical islamists in the pacific northwest. >> according to police, there was some stuff in the jihadist notebook about hiding among the rich. you hide amongst rich, the police will never find you. >> join us again tonight for that fox news special tonight right here on at 9:00 eastern. >>> an update out of mayof mary. police and family members are trying to piece together a motive wondering why the shooter freshman student jay dden frybe opened fire on his classmates. >>> brand-new information this afternoon about the man police say killed two of their own during a shootle spree friday. a custom and immigration official says the suspect had been deported twice to his native mexico and has a drug conviction. he identified himself as 34-year-old marcelo marquez of salt lake city but his fingerprints match a different name. attacks led more than 100 police officer on an hours' long manhunt that spanned two counties

. >> coming up, the legendary mohammed ali as you have never seen him before through personal recordingsshare the public side of an icon him also ahead, some must hats for the fall, steals and deals, including, okay, hold on, a $550 shrug at a price we are told you will not believe. they're useful. >> i can hardly wait for that. also, james morrison is here to talk about his role in a new nicholas sparks high school singing talents. >> you never have to miss a moment of today on your dial. they still call it dial? we go for a check of the weather with al. >> that's right on the crystal radio. let's show awe we got going on right now. for today, again, wet weather in the northeast a showery day. fog around the great lakes. a gorgeous day through the gulf coast. as we move on into tomorrow, again, we will be looking at a gorgeous day finally along the eastern seaboard. temperatures cooler in the southeast. rain from northern california into the coastal northwest. show >>> good morning i'm bill henley. the rain ended and now we will see the clouds move out here. temperatures in the upper 60