and this one, ali with his daughters, laila and hana in london in 1978, some of the favorites. ali's family taking to twitter to express their feelings, his daughter hana tweeting "our father was a humble mountain and now he has gone home to god. god bless you, daddy. you are the love of my life. and this one from rasheda alive. for more on the legend inside the ring and outside the ring, marc lemont hill and mr. shanahan, let me go to you first as close friend and biographer for muhammad ali, what are your thoughts on this day on the passing of the greatest of all time? >> well, when i think of muhammad ali, i think of love. i know that sounds strange coming from the heavyweight champion of the world, but muhammad was all about love. and one way i can tell you that is because when he -- whenever he promoted a fight, he had to work himself up into a situation where he disliked the opponent or he was angry with the oppont or he was causing the opponent to react to his barbs, and that built his energy up so when he got in the ring, he would be able to have this anger built up ins

today, ali's daughter, hana, said in a statement, "our hearts arheartsare literally hurting be happy our daddy is free now." >> he would have been proud of them. >> bob gunnell was ali's close friend and was in the hospital when he passed away. he said his wife, lonnie, took him to a doctor tuesday with a small coff. they went home with medication. >> it didn't help. he checked into the hospital. we assumed it would be a short hospital stay. >> reporter: like it has been before. >> like it has been before. within 24 hours, it became worse, and lonnie called and i could tell in her voice there was an issue. >> reporter: ali's family flew to phoenix on friday to be by his bedside. his close friend john ramsey was also at the hospital. >> a lot of emotion last night. un, these kids, like their father, they're spurl. they had a lot of good stories. there were tears, there were hugs, there were laughs. it was good to see, you know, everybody in one room. >> reporter: at that point ali was on a ventilator and his organs were shutting down. >> it took a bad turn. it hit him hard, and muhamm

they are about to leave and hana gives the man her phone number and tells him to call him -- to call her if he ever needs a ride home from church again. sitting in the car, ali turns to his daughter and asks, would you really go out of your way and pick him up, drive him all the way home? and she says yes. and with tears in his eyes, he says, that's me in you. [ applause ] he says, you're on the road to heaven. therein lies ali's greatness. his ability to see something greater and his ability to inspire someone to see such greatness reside within themselves. there will never be another greatest like muhammad ali. but we together can now embody a measure of his kindness and his compassion. we can say each of us in our hearts there's a little bit of ali in me. this week, we have mourned the loss and celebrated the life of a louisville legend and a citizen of the world. and of all the words and in all of the ways, the most powerful moments have always been made in the voices of young people repeated in prayer services and chanted in the streets, i am ali. i am ali. i am not the fighter

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with me is muhammad ali's daughter, hana.k you for being with me. >> thank you for having me. good morning. >> good morning. >> tell me what the ceremony in louisville will be like. >> well, you know, we're all actually very excited and in a sense we're just learning about these plans ourselves, and my father i know -- i mean, his spirit will be there and he couldn't be more i think happy and honored and it's exactly how he would want to go and be remembered and to have people there because he's lived such an open life. he's been such an open book, and it's part of why i'm, you know, wanting to share with the world. i know how much people love him and want to know what his last moments were like and how he made the transition. they love him the way we love him, you know, and my stepmother lonnie was telling me even she has forgotten the impact he has on people. she received a phone call yesterday from president obama and all theus heads of state from around the world, and they were telling her that their whole countries were

. >> reporter: little bit more details about that moment which comes to us from hana, one of his daughtershe said that they were all holding and hugging muhammad ali, they were whispering in his ear, we love you, it's okay to let go, we're going to be okay. and then she said at one point she said all of this organs failed but his heart wouldn't stop beating for 30 minutes. his heart just kept beating. no one had ever seen anything like it. a true testament to the strength of his spirit and his will. also weighing in on this, john, is maryum ali. i call her may may. i've known her many, many years. we talked about her father. she e-mailed me this morning, she said, jason, i'm happy my father no longer struggles, he is in a better place. god is the greatest." when i think about mary swum, k talkital talking about her father, in 196 when he carried the olympic flame. before he was able to that, he turned to her and said do you think people will remember me? he'd be proud to know the outpouring of love and support coming from all over the world. john? >> jason carroll, so great you brought thi

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george foreman and hana ali, my heart goes out to you.sports illustrated" sharing all of the 40 covers ali appeared on. along with michael jordan, one of the most-photographed people on the cover. and portions of hana ali's tweet. i saw this tweet over the weekend. it touched me. she said all of his organs failed but his heart wouldn't stop beating for 30 minutes. his heart kept beating. that says so much. and earlier this morning on "today," his daughter, laila, spoke with matt and savannah. >> i have been personally sad for a long time. my father has been struggling with parkinson's disease many years. it wasn't easy to watch him suffer. knowing he's not suffering anymore is what gives me comfort. you know, i prepared mentally for many years. obviously, one day, i was going to lose my father. and the time has come. the whole world is sad. anybody that loved him, and so many people do. i don't feel alone. it's not just our family. it's the whole world. >> i want about curtis muhammad conway jr. it is really striking how much he bares a r

ali's daughter, hana, tweeted from the motorcade a story that her father used to tell. "i used to dream that i was running down broadway in louisville, and the people were weaving at me and clapping and cheering my name." >> ali! ali! >> pelley: "i waved back. then, all of a sudden, i just took off flying." one of the most poignant moments today was when ali's hearse traveled down the street where he grew up. jericka duncan was there. >> reporter: as muhammad ali's hometown-- >> who was ali. >> the greatest. >> where was he from? >> louisville. >> reporter: ...it felt like a parade of love. hundreds showered him with red roses while others ran with the champ. celebratory moments were mixed with ones of sadness. the procession overwhelmed vernice persley with emotion. >> this has been one day i'll never forget, ever, ever, ever. >> reporter: in front of ali's childhood home, mourners rushed to the motorcade. family members rolled down their windows to say thank you. 51-year-old sharon cummings was a school teacher at central high where ali graduated. she met him twice. >

and hana ali's tweet profoundly impacted so many. touched me. she said, all of his organs failed but his heart wouldn't stop beating for 30 minutes. his heart just kept beating. really says so much. earlier this morning on "today," his daughter laila ali spoke with matt and savannah. >> i personally have been sad for a long time. my father has been struggling with parkinson's disease for many years. it's not easy, wasn't easy, to watch him suffer. knowing that he's not suffering anymore is what gives me comfort. i prepared mentally for many years. obviously, one day, i was going to lose my father. the time has come. i think the whole world is sad. anybody who ever loved him, and so many people do. i don't feel alone. it's not just our family. it's the whole world. >> i want to close by asking about your son, curtis muhammad conway jr. we should put up a picture of him. it's striking, how much he bears resemblance to his grandfather. i wonder, laila, if that is a comfort to you and what you plan to tell him about his grandfather. >> d

his daughter hana tweeting, "dad did not go easily." ali's heart beating 30 minutes after his other organs failed. "we all tried to stay strong and whispered in his ear, "you can go now. we will be okay." ali saying his goodbyes with a squeeze of the hand. longtime friend john ramsey in an adjoining room giving comfort. >> i think it was daddy, we're okay. daddy, it's okay. they didn't want him fighting anymore. >> reporter: tributes and condolences from around the world. >> there they are. >> reporter: george foreman, aliy's victim in zaire's rumble in the jungle fight. >> i got beat up in the jungle. >> reporter: ali won his second heavyweight championship that night. >> too late! it's over. muhammad ali with an 8th round knockout. >> reporter: the upset victim on bbc radio. >> what a night. i was in the ring with one of the greatest human beings i've ever known in my life. >> reporter: michael jordan, "muhammad ali was bigger than sports and larger than life. reverend jesse jackson, "when heros win, people ride on their shoulders. we

he belongs to the world. >> very touching to hear from hana ali. added that her father once told her about a recurring dream that he had about a parade in the streets of louisville in his honor. and now she says that turned out to be more like a premonition. we're going to take a short break. stay with us. it's really fine. you don't want to be seen with your dad? no, it's..no.. this about a boy? dad! stop, please. oh, there's tracy. what! [ horn honking ] [ forward collision warning ] [ car braking ] bye dad! it brakes when you don't. forward collision warning and autonomous emergency braking. available on the redesigned passat. from volkswagen. only one network gives you more than just great coverage. it's t-mobile! only t-mobile's lets you stream video and music - for free! and we doubled our lte coverage in the last year. the other guys can't say that! we got you covered. ♪r♪running non-stop. ♪lifting up patients... ♪...changing their socks. ♪you're sore and you're beat ♪from all that you did. ♪for rest and relief ♪try sealy's hybrid. ♪so take

. >>> hana ali said his father kept beating 30 minutes after organs failed. >>> hillary clinton projectedcratic caucuses in the u.s. virgin islands. now, back to our program. >>> this is "headliners & legends." once again, lester holt. >> by the mid-1960s, the boxer who had debuted as cassius clay is at odds with the american mainstream. he has joined the nation of islam and changed his name to something distinctly foreign sounding. muhammad ali. but the pretty prince of boxing is about to jab the establishment big-time when citing his religious beliefs. he refuses to be drafted into the u.s. army to fight for his country in vietnam, a decision that would nearly k.o. his ring career. ♪ >> last week, more americans died in south vietnam than in any previous week of the war. >> there was in the 1960s a war going on in vietnam. and most americans really didn't want to go over and fight it. a lot of them felt the war should be fought. very few people actually wanted to go there. and the result is that people were being drafted. now, in order to be eligible for the armed services, you had to p

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this comes from hana ali.t's poignant, emotional, and private but extraordinary she was able to put these types of words out there. she said in the last moments all of his organs failed, but his heart wouldn't stop beating for 30 minutes his heart just kept beating. no one had ever seen anything like it. a true testament to the strength of his spirit and his will. i also want to point out that marian ali is a friend of mine. she's been a friend for many years. she e-mailed this morning about the final moments. and her words, and her wishes. she simply said "jason, i'm happy my father no longer struggles. he's in a better place. god is the greatest." you know, that all of this has happened, i think about the conversations i had with her. one of the conversations i had with may, may, as we call her. the family knew the time was coming and how they were preparing for it. she said i grew up knowing this is a man, a father i shared with the world. and even though i know this moment is coming, she said i know i want

at hana, we can help you with for your hh for years to come. >>> whenever the california primary rolls around, i always think about to the very first california primary they can remember, 1968. it was the night that bobby kennedy won. bobby kennedy's last words as a politician were spoken on that night. we will bring it to you on a special "last word" tonight. >>> today, donald trump told "time magazine" he is "surprised." in an interview, last night, donald trump said this. >> they have to get over it ideally. whether or not they endorse me, it is okay if they don't. they have to get over it. they shouldn't be so angry for so long. >> they are not getting over it. the iowa senator, the first to leave the republican party to leave the party. unendorse donald trump, senator kirk said he hoped other republicans would follow his example. and today, several other republican senators continued to criticize donald trump. >> donald trump still needs to apologize for his comments, and saying that his comments were misconstrued is not an apology. >> i think i said several times, i would not say

and hana ali said, our father was a humble mountain and he has gone home to god. god bless you, daddy. >> muhammad ali was an iconic image in sports and culture. we have an image of the man, cassius clay, his upset victory over sonny liston in 1965. >> this morning, we will be hearing from freands, family, experts and from the man himself. we do begin with jim avila who is outside the hospital where ali died in scottsdale, arizona. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. the champ was in the hospital four days ago. his spokesman said at the time, we shouldn't panic. ali was in fair condition. but by the end of the week, it was clir ali's condition was brave. muhammad ali was take from his home outside may 31st at 1:00 in the afternoon. the ambulance call said a 74-year-old man withes repetory issues. he was in a hospital last year. his daughter, laila, changed her facebook picture to a photo of ali and her and posted a message thanking fans for their thoughts and prayers. the thoughts poured out over night. >> he was the greatest ever as far a

and hana ali said, our father was a humble mountain and he has gone home to god. god bless you, daddy. you are the love of my life. >> muhammad ali was a towering figure in sports and culture. we have an image of the man, cassius clay, his upset victory over sonny liston in 1965. >> this morning, we will be hearing from friends, family, experts and of course from the man himself. we do begin with jim avila who is outside the hospital where ali died in scottsdale, arizona. good morning, jim. >> reporter: good morning, paula and dan. the champ was rushed to this hospital four days ago. his spokesman said at the time, we shouldn't panic. ali was in fair condition. but by the end of the week as his family began to gather here, it became clear ali's condition was grave. muhammad ali was taken from his home outside paradise valley, arizona, may 31st at 1:00 in the afternoon. the ambulance call said a 74-year-old man with respiratory issues needed transport to the hospital. he had breathing problems that led to a similar hospitalization in scotts dale last year. his daug

he was surrounded by loved ones, one of his daughters, hana, she posted on instagram last night, she was gathered by her father's bedside, she said that all of his organs failed, but his heart wouldn't stop beating. for 30 minutes. no one had even seen anything like it. his nine children were able to say their good-byes. i spoke to laila ali, i was working on a separate story in california and asked her about her father and how he was doing. she told me he had been having some difficulties, that he had been having some problems but he was a fighter. she expected he would be around for many, many years to come. and we went into the hospital last week, a lot of folks thought this was just going to be one of those routine visits, but it turns out it was not. as you indicated off the top, we lost the greatest. >> no doubt about it. thank you, craig melvin, for your insight into the life and legacy of the champ in his hometown. now to get further insight, let's talk to a man who was inspired by muhammad ali. inside and outside of the ring. joining me by phone is former heavyweight champio

maryum, rasheda, mia, hana, laila and asaad.r mothers and the third-generation grandchildren who accompany them. [ applause ] >> to his only brother, to his extraordinary example of a best friend. and to his sister-in law, maril marilyn, for all the grief that i'm depleted by and others are feeling by his transition there's none comparable to yours and i know that. on this day and those to come, as you redefine your waking days with life without him here present very different. photos, memories, all the things that we have on him that keep him going. he touched you differently and that has to be honored and recognized. never forsaken. [ applause ] >> just know that you're in the descent about the seed is in you to cultivate that responsibly as well. this moment is very meaningful for me. to have been amongst those chosen and blessed by muhammad ali himself and affirmed by his wife lonnie to take part by sharing a prose, a statement during this home-going ceremony. while he and i had a treasured relationship, the genesis of this

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine key hanas. >>> this is the cbs overnight news.come to the overnight news. it was the champ's final journey to his hometown of louisville, kentucky. boxing legend and civil rights activist muhammad ali died in phoenix arizona friday night after a long battle with parkinson's disease. he was 74 years old. late today, his body arrived in beautiful, where there will be a private funeral on thursday and a public service friday. we're told ali himself helped plan the funeral arrangements. former president bill clinton and comedian billy crystal are among those who will yule jazz the champ. >> reporter: muhammad ali's spirit was felt inside the king solomon missionary baptist church this morning, before converting to the islamic state, ali first learned what it means to have faith here. ♪ >> reporter: his brother attended the church today and was overcome with emotion. after the service, he said he's looking forward to friday. >> love and happiness for muhammad's memory. love, love, love and happiness. >> reporter: since ali's death, cro

. >> displaying a will that his daughter hana saw in her father's final moments. posting on twitter, all of his organs failed, but his heart wouldn't stop beating. for 30 minutes, his heart just kept beating. the exit of a champion. i spoke to some people from west -- the same area where ali was raised and they say that watching him achieve all that he did reminded them they too could overcome anything and that's why people here in louisville are reminding the world that even though he was their length end, he was the hometown hero first. >> thank you very much, morgan. >>> to politics now. new reaction this morning from donald trump on whether attacks against a federal judge handling one of the trump university lawsuits is racist. >> if you are saying he can't do his job, because of his race, is that not the definition of racism? >> no, i don't think so at all. >> no? >> he's proud of his heritage. i respect him noor. >> you're saying he can't doo his job for that. >> i think i'll do well with hispanics. but we're building a wall. he's a mexican. we're building a

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of death, septic shock, natural causes after a 30-year battle with parkinson's disease his daughter hana tweeting, dad did not go easily. we all tried to stay strong and whispered in his ear, you can go now, we will be okay. ali saying his good-byes with a squeeze of the hand. tributes this morning from all over the world including his most ferocious opponents. >> incredible. foreman down. >> one was supposed to win and the other had no chance, and they were shocked to see muhammad ali win that fight. >> too late. it's over. >> reporter: it's unbelievable how fast he was. >> reporter: promoter don king saw ali up close. >> float like a butterfly. sting like a bee. your hands can't hit what your eyes can't see. >> reporter: ali was diagnosed with parkinson's in 1984. just after that i met him in chicago. he had a small tremble in his right arm, but in his last years his body wasting away but not his spirits. >> he belonged to the arts because he had poem, poetry, he had it all. >> reporter: ali's funeral begins friday morning at 9:00 in louisville and promises to be among the biggest nons

with nine children and i will name them, miriam rashid, julie locke, mohammed junior, mia, hana, laila and a sod, as well as their mother and the third generation of ali's grandchildren whoaccompany them . [applause] we know each other ,. through the extraordinary example of their friends. [applause] and to his sister-in-law, marilyn root , ... [applause] for all the grief that i am depleted by our replace my feeling of his transition, there is no on comparable inwards and i know that. from this day and those to come, as you redefine your waking days to a life without him present. photos, memories, all the things that we have of him that keep him going has touched you differently and that has to be hours to recognize. never forsake it.[applause] just know that when you are the descendents of and in the presence of someone who's life is filled with principle but the seed is in you so you have to cultivate that responsibly as well. [applause] this moment is very meaningful for me. to have been amongst those chosen and blessed by muhammad ali himself and affirmed by his wife lonnie to tak

his daughter hana tweeted, they eventually whispered in his ear, you can go now, we'll be okay. the champ squeezing their hands. his heart beating 30 minutes after his organs failed. visitors glocking to his childhood home. president obama may have said it best, muhammad ali shook up the world and the world is better for it. events are planned all over the city this week, including one tonight at his childhood home. a fitting farewell to was larger than life. robin. >> all right, ryan, thank you very much. >>> joining us now is muhammad ali's daughter laila. we really appreciate you sharing some time with us this morning. as we pay respects to your beloved father. i was just saying to you, do you feel the love, bringing you some measure of comfort, laila. >> i have been feeling the love before my father passed away. i can say, i'm obviously really sad. but i have been sad for a long time, just watching my father struggling with parkinson's disease. you hold your head up and saying he's doing great. i have comfort in knowing that he's not suffering anymore. >> your father, the wa

his daughter hana tweeted an instagram out, the account of his final moments saying this.ll of his organs failed but his heart wouldn't stop beating. for 30 minutes his heart kept beating. no one had ever seen anything like it. his daughter says it was a true testament to the strength of his spirit and will. the outpouring of support and memories only getting started from friends around the world and those in the boxing world who knew him best. >> friends for life. he brought me into fighting. he was a man of god who believed in god and with that faith and the confidence in himself nothing was impossible to him. >> don king of course. the eulogies will be will be given by former president clinton and bryant gumbel. >> laura ingle, thank you. amazing his heart kept beating for 30 minutes after his organs shut down. >>> we want to get to some headlines now. and a police officer is killed, run over by a suspected shooter. the unidentified man shot three people and then drove into 46-year-old officer verdell smith who was trying to get pedestrians out of the way. >> he was fly

authorities say alexandria duval intentionally raced her suv into a wall along the famous road to hanaind serves and cliffs crashing and plugging 200 feet to the rocky shoreline below killing her sister anastasia in the passenger seat. alexandria pulled to safety by rescuers suffering minor injuries and her lawyer telling abc news this was an accident. >> she did not intend to harm the person she was closest to in this world or herself. >> reporter: but witnesses say they saw the sisters fighting violently in the vehicle right before the crash. >> i could see a pair of hands yanking on the driver's head just her head was going like this and she was angry, you know, arguing with the person whoever was yanking on her head and then she was just in a rage. >> reporter: police arresting alexandria charging her with second degree murder. after recovering evidence from the vehicle they say proves there was a hard acceleration and no attempts of braking. the twin sisters once considered best friends had run two failed yoga studio, one in west palm beach aptly named twin power yoga. >> we love

his daughter, hana ali, tweeted our father was a humble mountain and now he's gone home to god.ou are the love of my life. obviously he was so much more than a boxer to them. but when you talk about traveling the world and seeing pictures of muhammad ali and people immediately finding out, oh, you're from america, muhammad ali, what do they say about him? what conversations do you have with people when you are all over the globe and this is the man's name who continues to come up time and time again? >> well, there's two things. one is that he's larger than life athlete. right? people saw him around the globe as this person who kept slaying giants. when he fights sonny liston, there was no expectation that he would win. people laughed at the idea that he would beat sonny liston. then he beat him twice. after losing to joe frazier, he comes back out and wins and defeats him twice. he beats george foreman, perhaps the hardest punching person in boxing history. here is this beautiful, talented, gifted, funny person, who also destroys giants. people remember that he was a global her