miriam: estar en contra de eso del muro y todo eso.cos de hillary clinton, lynch y el presidente bill clinton se juntaron en una reuniÓn que ha causado crÍticas. lourdes nos explica. lourdes: el ex-presidente bill clinton se reuniÓ media hora con la procuradora de justicia lynch, en el aviÓn privado de esta, cuando ambos se cruzaron en el aeropuerto de arizona. esto mientras el departamento de justicia investiga los correos electrÓnicos privadas de su esposa hillary clinton, secretaria de estado. el debate se actuaron apropiadamente. lo importante es que tanto el presidente como la procuradora de justicia, entienden cuÁn importante es que departamento de justicia conduzca la investigaciÓn que estÉn libres de interferencia polÍtica. dijo que la procuradora, ya contestÓ sobre la reunión. hillary clinton y lynch asegura que fue imprevista. nuestra conversaciÓn fue en gran parte sobre sus nietos, principalmente social y sobre nuestros viajes. asegurÓ que no se habló de los polÉmicos correos de hillary clinton. >> como abogado sabemos que l

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we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> we are expecting severe weather later on today. we are tracking thunderstorms and potentially damaging winds. when the storms will roll in and move out, that is coming up. rain or shine, making noise all along the race route at the philadelphia international cycling classic. the report is next. >> you can come from the gutter and ride above. >> muhammad ali is remembers in kentucky. a memorial and funeral services are planned for later this week. more from the champs are pouring in all over. >> i'm rosemary connors. this is a first

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. thank you for staying with us, 6:20 if you're just waking up. >>> a five-year-old girl injured in a house fire in northeast philadelphia has died. sophia olsen died yesterday after a fire started on the 3700 block of south hereford lane. her mother tried to rescue the child before crews arrived. the mother is in stable condition. no word on what caused the fire. >>> hundreds of people are visiting muhammad ali's childhood home leaving flowers and boxing gloves. those who grew up with him said he was a nice guy who was willing to help. >>> he talked a lot smack, of course everybody knows that, he was extremely nice guy. >>> he was trying to get kids off the street. he would always have a bunch of them with them. he was a giving person. >>> ali lived as an example and inspired people to fight for their rights. >>> a medical company helped military families connect to their babies before they are born, mother nurture all tra -- ultrasound gives dads a chance to see their babies. they wil

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >> reporter: i hope you had a nice weekend. we're looking outside this morning on the schuylkill expressway. it looks pretty nice so far this morning. the skies are starting to lighten. manayunk is over there where we had the big bike race. all the streets are reopen, so you don't have to worry about that and no delays on 76 itself as you come eastbound toward center city. now is a great time to go for a drive. we had down trees after the storms. we're hearing that they are cleared out of way, powdered valley road and palm road reopened. we expect a little bit of extra traffic on the northeast extension southbound as people come back from nascar in the poconos. i-95 northbound between the newark tolls and 896 construction going on until 7:00 a.m. atlantic county watch out for right lane construction northbound near the ac service area. that should wrap up in the next hour. >>> thank you. >>> septa begins a food drive and riders can lend a hand. you can drop off nonperish aable items at most regional rails and bus stations. the

that's good, miriam. >> i remember when i'd tell my dad he's too old to fight. >> to go look another place like deer lake. it might be possible if i like, i might fight again. >> no. don't fight again, please. >> but just for a man to ask me, an 11-year-old and get my take on it, it was amazing. he would ask about boys. >> while married to boyd, ali had daughter mia with another woman. >> i remember growing up, and he used to play boxing in the street. it would start with one person, and then there would be hundreds of people surrounding him. he never lost me, thank god. he just really was the glue that held it all together with his nine children. you know, my dad, if he makes mistakes, nine children and, you know, four wives, a couple of mistresses, what i love the most is that he doesn't pretend to be perfect. never has. that's why he's always taught me make sure you exercise your soul and your spirit. >> ali's spirit, his convictions about the war, never wavered. he stood his ground and eventually the nation came around. in 1971, the supreme court overturned his conviction. he ret

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators.hot last week is ready to reopen. safety changes plans have been made by the cincinnati zoo. the zoo officials shot and killed the male gorilla to save a 3-year-old boy who climbed into the enclosure on saturday. it sparked annual on going controversy, gorilla world will have a reinforced safety barrier that is a foot higher than what was there before. >>> walmart is testing out how to get groceries to your door while you sit at home and watch tv. max and i just discovered this new dog treat called dentalife. so why the name dentalife? well denta because you know, teeth. and life because he only gets one set of teeth for life. it's really different. see? it's flexible... ...and it has a chewy, porous texture, full of little tiny air pockets that gives dogs' teeth a clean scrub all the way down to the gum line. it even cleans those hard-to-reach teeth in the back of the mouth. now i don't think max really cares about the name. max! dentalife! but you might want to. (vo) introducing dent

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> good morning, today is sunday june i'm rahel solomon. thanks for spending your sunday with us. lets go over to justin drabick because justin is talking about rain and possibly a cool down this week. >> of course, severe storm potential later this afternoon, that will be key. so if you have outdoor plans, mid afternoon, evening keep that in mine. get everything done now if you can because we are cry over most of the locations, mainly a few showers this morning and into the afternoon when things go downhill across much of the delaware valley. if you are just waking up, looking outside, overcast sky, just like yesterday but it turned out nice saturday afternoon. we had sunshine. that may happen again. we could get a few breaks in the clouds but any sun will feel showers and thunderstorms. we have one shower pretty much right over west chester right now, couple light showers across parts of the camden, gloucester county and shore. that is about it. zoom out another batch of rain developing accredits west virginia, heading

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> we have new information tonightn what authorities call the worst animal hoarding case in monmouth county history. police now say 276 dogs were rescued from one home in howell on friday. that's 100 more dogs than first reported. new litters of puppies were actually being born as crews were making the rescues. the couple that lives at that home will face charges. the dogs are now safe at shel r shelters, but will not be ready for adoption for some time. >>> it was a tip of the cap today for one deserving group in camden county. ♪ ♪ nbc10 there for service appreciation day setting this side aside to honor police and fire departments along with veterans and military personnel. it's an afternoon of food, fun and fund-raising to recognize those who put their lives on the line everyday. >>> a little humid for us today but we're tracking severe storms for your sunday afternoon and evening. coming up, we'll take a closer look at your timing, all that straight ahead in your neighborhood weather. >>> in decision 2016, tonight,

that's good, miriam. >> i remember when i'd tell my dad he's too old to fight. >> to go look another place like deer lake. it might be possible if i like, i might fight again. >> no. don't fight again, please. >> but just for a man to ask me, an 11-year-old and get my take on it, it was amazing. he would ask about boys. he would ask about school. >> while married to boyd, ali had daughter mia with another woman. >> i remember growing up, and he used to play boxing in the street. it would start with one person and there would be hundreds of people surrounding him. he never lost me, thank god. he just really was the glue that held it all together with his nine children. you know, my dad, if he makes mistakes, nine children and, you know, four wives, a couple of mistresses, what i love the most is that he doesn't pretend to be perfect. never has. that's why he's always taught me make sure you exercise your soul and your spirit. >> ali's spirit, his convictions about the war, never wavered. he stood his ground and eventually the nation came around. in 1971, the supreme court overturned h

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. pand then want theirt withteeth whiter,ivity i hesitate to recommend anything especially a whitening toothpaste. whitening toothpastes tend to use um abrasive particles, >>> i hesitate to recommend anything, especially a whitening toothpaste. they tend to use abrasive particles but now true white doesn't have that abrasiveness to it. there's an option for these patients and will not only treat sensitivity but provide the whitening that my patients are being looking for. i'll be recommending that to people and interested in whitening their teeth. ♪ ♪ >>> thanks to rising home values, the amount of money that people expect to spend on renovation reaches $325 billion this year. if you're one of the many looking to do a few upgrades, we have a few tips on what projects to tackle. joining us with more, senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson. sharon, the homeowners are doing these renovations. >> that's what you want to do. try to make it so that you do something that you nee

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> those driverless cars we've been hearing so much about could soon be hitting the road. cruising right alongside us in the next few years. but can they drive better than we can? harry smith hit the road to find out. >> reporter: ready or not, they're coming. auto makers are in a race to get driverless cars on the road. >> every single car company i'm in touch with has started it. >> reporter: croon started google's self-driving car program. >> they drive better than a human being. >> will they be functional in two to three years or available? >> they're functional today. they'll be in the marketplace in two to three years. >> reporter: google says only one minor crash has been caused by its self-driving cars. the advantages of autonomous cars will be many. silicon valley analyst brad templeton says driveless cars will save thousands of lives. some people say the goal is to bring us down to zero fatalities. i say we'll get to negative because people will be created in cars when this technology comes around. >> the back

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. >> reporter: ali's wife, lani, and daughter, miriam, both spoke. >> as his voice grew softer, his message took on greater meaning. >> as you enter your final round, god's last boxing bell will sound in heaven. i love you. we all love you. >> reporter: the boxing champ turned political activist and humanitarian, inspired people everywhere. bryant gum bolt, and president clinton delivered eulogies. >> it was the choices that muhammad ali made that has brought us all here today in honor and love. >> reporter: decades ago, ali nicknamed crystal little brother and the two remained close friends. we caught up with crystal right after the service. >> a feeling of gratitude that we lived in his time. that this epic human being, with all of his heights and all of his lows and his frailties, he was a champion of the human spirit. >> reporter: muhammad ali's legacy was celebrated today. not just by the famous faces who spoke -- >> i want to fight just like him. >> reporter: -- but by the millions around the world he inspired both in and out of the ring. >> matt lauer reporting from louisville tonigh

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators.anyon and glacierger than national parks combined. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >> is see if the phillies offense can stay hot when the chicago cubs bring the best record in baseball to town tonight. here is lesley van arsdall with your morning sports. >> we've been talking about the phillies offensive struggles it, seems like they were falling back to earth after making a run at first place in the division. well, the bats woke up sunday in the series finale against the milwaukee brewers the bottom of the fourth, ceasar hernandez, smacks one to right field, it is misplay, code ' scores, hernandez winds up with a triple. fifth inning, same score i tommy joseph hits one to deep right. lean over the fence to grab it, the umpires review the play, called ground rule double. herrera scores, maikel franco goes to third. no worries. nex

. >> and daughter miriam. i know him as the greatest father and i love you so much, dad.is spirit visited me left night. and thank you world for your love and support. >> folks, we have great guests to share their memory of his remarkable life. next donald trump joins me live right after this. >> he stood up. we don't have that much. and it seems like we are losing more of it. >> it is truly a day of mourning and i am very, very much mourning. >> when you say the greatest of all time is in the room, everyone knows who you mean. it's quite a claim to make, but as mohammed ali said it is not bragging if you can back it up. >> president bush one of the diggingnaitaries from around the world shared their feelings about the champ's sad passing on social media. former president clinton and billy crystal and writing good bye my friend. you were great in see many ways. his wife tweeted mohammed ali was greatest and unmatched not only in power and skill but in courage and conscience and thinking of his family. my next guest donald trump and i have shareded ring side memories. mr.

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his nine children and i will name them, miriam rashida jamila, mohammed jr, kalila, mia, hanna, laila, and assad, as well as their mothers and the third generation of ali grandchildren who accompany them. [ applause ] to his only brother, ramman, to his extraordinary example of a best friend, howard bingham. [ applause ] and to his sister-in-law marilyn. to all the grief that i and others are depleted by, by his transition, there is none comparable to yours, and i know that. on this day and those to come, as you redefine your waking days with a 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. just know that when you are the descendant of and the presence of someone whose life was filled with principle, that the seed is in you and you have to cultivate that responsibly as well. this moment is very meaningful for me, to have been amongst those chosen and blessed by muhammad himself and affirmed by his wife lonnie, to take part by s

. >> and daughter miriam. i know him as the greatest father and i love you so much, dad.is spirit visited me left night. and thank you world for your love and support. >> folks, we have great guests to share their memory of his remarkable life. next donald trump joins me live right after this. >> he stood up. we don't have that much. and it seems like we are losing more of it. >> it is truly a day of mourning and i am very, very much mourning. (man) oh, looks like we missed most of the show. (woman) and there's no way to restart it. (jon bon jovi) with directv there is. ♪ you see, we've got the power to turn back time ♪ ♪ so let's restart the show that started at nine ♪ ♪ and while we're at it, let's give you back your 'do ♪ ♪ and give her back the guy she liked before you ♪ ♪ hey, that's the power to turn back time. ♪ (vo) get the ultimate all-included bundle. call 1-800-directv. to be taken care of. in good hands? like finding new ways home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe dr

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> lets take a look at closing numbersn wall street tonight. the dow closing at 17,839. and the s&p up 6 points on the day. >>> the u.s. government wants to put new restrictions on payday lenders. they want to clamp down on companies offering the high interest loans because they say it's a trap for borrowers. they want new rules to tackle two of the most common complaints. first lenders have to check to see if they can pay the loan in full when it becomes due. and lenders have to issue more warnings and be restricted in the number of times they can debit money from the barrower's bank account. >>> one of the busiest roads got a new name in honor of a pair of famous veterans. city leaders dedicated a stretch of columbus boulevard this noon. the road is now called the william j. boulevard. the two men served during world war ii in the famous easy company. the subject of the hbo series, band of brothers. both grew up in philadelphia. >>> one of the most popular public spaces celebrated a milestone. the historical park honored

aston bad crash by north lee middle school along concorde road at miriam avenue.t you can expect with accuweather. sounds like we're in for a cooler afternoon maybe some rain. let's go do karen rogers. >> it's so great right now though. 65 degrees, beautiful sunshine. i want to show you storm tracker6 lie 3-d. watching scattered storms the main line still west of harrisburg. a couple showers trying to sneak out ahead of it. we have a little while before we come but look for it later morning into the early afternoon. they're quick hits though. we could have gusty winds with them and pea sized hail. much of the day you're spending in the 60's, a high of 70. it gets windy this afternoon. it's currently 65 degrees with sunshinely by 10:00 a.m. about 67. i think the storms will be in the lehigh valley around 10:00. by lunchtime it's 68 degrees. toes stormdry in philly by 2:00. storms in south jersey so watch nor if you're headed to the phils today tamly. >> good to know. thank you karen. we'll see you back here in 30. back now to "gma." ♪ welcome to my house >> oh, loo

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. one incredible experience youter can'tind anywhere else. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com >> this little boy, five years olds, hon orders for helping his sister we met first during the pope's visit when the pontiff kissed the little girl's head. now, bruce gordon explains more. >> dominick gets his last minute instruction frost philadelphia's us marshall, his family, friends and federal lawmen packed the is her moan yam courtroom with the federal building, not every day a five year old becomes an honorary deputy us marshall. >> say i, and your name real loud. what's your name? >> dominick. >> okay, dominick. >> course, dominick is not your typical five year old. >> always look out for my sister and protect her for as long as i will. say ill. >> ill. >> dominick's sister is 19 month olds gianna. you may remember her from a poinent moment during the visit of pope francis

. >> ali's wife lonnie and daughter miriam both spoke. >> as his voice grew softer, his message tookreater meaning. >> as you enter your final rounds, god's last boxing bell will sound in heaven. i love you. we all love you. >> the boxing champ turned political activist and humanitarian inspired people everywhere. bryant gumbel, billy crystal and former president bill clinton delivered eulogies. >> it's the choices that muhammad ali have made that have brought us all here today in honor and love. >> reporter: decades ago ali nicknamed crystal little brother and the two remained close friends. we caught up with crystal right after the service. >> the feeling of gratitude that we lived in his time, that this epic human being with all of his heights and all of his lows and his frailties, his failures sometimes, he was a champion of the human spirit. >> reporter: muhammad ali's legacy was celebrated, not just by the famous faces who spoke -- >> i want to be a fighter just like him. >> reporter: but by the millions around the world he inspired both in and out of the ring. >> that was matt

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. ♪ ♪ new fresh step with the power ofontrol worth celebrating. with us, it is saturday, june 4, i'm gray hall. here's some of the stories we're upon ago "action news." >>> remembering the greatest. people from around the world are paying tribute to muhammad ali. >>> bullets fly outside a party injuring three teenagers. temperatures are climbing in the mid 80s today, get ready tomorrow because we're talking about storms. let's get you to the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast with meteorologist chris sowers. today will be nice. >> reporter: today will be warm and sticky, tomorrow we run the risk of seeing severe weather late in the day. in the meantime as we get you outside there's the view in center city. we have clouds out there and leftover fog, the ceilings are low, but, again, we should see sunshine shortly. we expect peeks of sun as the day wears on him that will allow the temperatures to climb into the mid 80s this afternoon. 73 in allentown. reading, 74. millville, 70. 70 is the number for wilmington and

thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, miriam ali. >> peace be with you, everyone here. and on behalf of the ali family, i just want to say thank you to louisville, kentucky, all the love you've shown us in our lives has been unbelievable. also, i want to thank the entire globe. my father was loved all over. the processional today was overwhelming, but it was so beautiful. i just want to say, we love you, just like you love us. thank you very much. [ applause ] as you know, my father loved poetry, he was always rhyming and promoting his fights, and he had poems of the heart, spiritual poems, and poems to promote. and i just wrote a piece for him, in honor of him, on behalf of my sisters and brothers and everyone who's loved my father, it's called, "thank you, our dear father." my heart was sore when your spirit soared. your physical body is no more. but my mind tells different tales of all that you taught me, your family, and the masses. most importantly, the belief in god who created humanity to thrive in quality. you fought for a purpose to uphold the principle that we

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. . >>> ♪ ♪ >>> this weekend a north philadelphiaty is remembering a pastor who was killed in a hit-and-run crash last week. the soldiers of the lord ministry hosted a memorial last night for passer leon. he preached a sermon on the night of may 26. after he dropped off some members of the church at the ministry a driver hit and killed him. police are still looking for the hit-and-run driver. >>> in omaha, nebraska, an 11-year-old girl who had her scalp ripped off when her hair got caught in a carnival ride is now talking about the incident for the very first time. >> it's been very stressful, really stressful but -- >> i don't think stressful is the word. >> you don't think stress is the word? yeah, i don't think stress is the word either. but it's the best word we can use. >> elizabeth gilreath, who goes by the nickname lulu joined her mother at the conference at the hospital yesterday. she is still in pain but she is doing fine. the girl wasn't ready to talk about the specifics of the accident. she was seriously hurt during a cinc

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. ♪ ♪ >> in today's nbc 10 response, andmother is frustrated after she opens up her freezer and finds her food is defrosted. >> repairmen come in, they can't seem to fix the problem so she turned to "nbc 10 responds" reporter harry hairston. >> this woman went one month without her refrigerator working. after she called us, she got more than just a fix. >> you hungry? you want to eat? >> reporter: there's nothing rose loves more than taking care of her grandson. >> you always want to eat or you want to play. >> reporter: when the refrigerator broke down last month, it made storing milk and food for baby thomas difficult. >> i've been without a refrigerato refrigerator, what do you do? >> reporter: she bought this kenmore elite from sears three years ago. it was still under warranty, called sears to get it fixed. 60 degrees inside there. she told us the first repairman couldn't fix the problem. a week after that, the problem was blamed on a backordered part. sears gave her this dorm refrigerator free of charge. while she wa

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> self check outline is quick andy but could the swift transaction put your financial information in danger. >> thieves are using more high tech ways to get your money and as don baylor explains self check out terminals are their latest targets. >> at first glance, these shoppers using a self check out terminal inside a kentucky wal-mart hardly look suspicious. man on the right shields his partner who pulls his skimming device out of his jacket and pops it in place. operation takes just two seconds, they made off with as much as $20,000, from at least 38 victims. skimming has increased 546 percent from 2014 to 2015 with criminals now turning to self check out terminals to steel, consumer data. at a miami convenient store as soon as a clerk turns around a skimmer gets placed on top of the credit card scanner. michael sarahmenas is with the secret service. >> they down load the information and put it on a duplicate card. >> reporter: matt used an atm inside an ac casino. the next morning his bank told him his card was b

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. he could install your ceiling fan.ceost powertrain warranty. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to andy samberg, the lonely island, gigi hadid, bryce harper, the kills. [ cheers and applause ] the kills. and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- kiefer sutherland. from "race," actress carice van houten. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] very good to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump admitted during an interview yesterday that in some ways he is very similar to bernie sanders. "yes,"

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> welcome back, everybody.ng to take you way back now to 1996. tori spelling had a tv movie that became one of the most epic camp classics ever, "mother may i sleep with danger". >> how can you beat that title? no, you can't. but what you can do is make a new version that is even crazier than the original. just bring back tori spelling and put executive producer james franco in charge. >> i guess i'll have to kill you. >> plus, this version is not exactly a remake. more like a revamp. >> it's very, very different than the first one. it's like this really cool, edgy vampire lesbian movie. >> what? >> i want the change a little bit. we twist things quite a bit. >> the blood-suck lifetime version airs june 18th. but the original tv movie was a cult classic, and of course "e.t." was on the set 20 years ago. >> we have great chemistry. and he is fun to kiss. so hey. >> on her summer break from "beverly hills 90210" tori plays a coed who falls for ivan. it turns out he was an obsessive psycho killer. >> i just told y

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. ♪ i got the discounts that you need safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ >> scar mile for pair of homeowners when a car comes crashing into, the condition of the driver, well, the condition of that home. a live report. >> and the search for suspect continues after another deadly hit-and-run, where a teenager was tragically killed while walking along a roadway. good day everybody, it is thursday, june 2nd, 2016. >> i'm little upset with buddy's parents in morning. >> why? >> because i think with all of the sun, buddy should probably go outside with a hat on. >> all right. >> well, maybe he has on sunscreen and you didn't know that? >> i still don't know if the sunscreen will be enough on a day like today, sue. >> you know what? i'll take your advice, since i am the one who dresses buddy every day, i'm his mom and just ask my daughter how she feels about being buddy ace sister. >> weird. >> 60s getting started this morning, little cooler than it was yesterday. no rain in our area, so

also, miriam ali, his daughter, a woman who i've known for many years, we have talked about her father many times. in fact, talked about his death. at one point, she said, look, this is a man i shared with the world growing up. i know even when he passes, even though i want there to be a private time with my family, i know even then i'll have to share him with the world. she e-mailed me this morning. she said, jason, i am happy my father no longer struggles. he is in a better place. god is the greatest. joh john? >> so nice for the family that they were able to spend the last hours with muhammad ali. nice also they will have a private service here on thursday before the very public memorial. jason carroll, terrific work out there in skats detail, arizona. -- scottsdale, arizona, thank you very much. >>> so many people consider muhammad ali the greatest boxer of all time. some say the greatest athlete of all time. i was talking to nba all-star steve smith. he said that without hesitation. for one young girl growing up in kentucky, he was just a family friend who taught her card tricks a

look at the miriam webster definition of racism, belief that race is the primary determine nat and the idea that race is the determine at of human traits and capacities, that's what donald trump is saying, his mexican heritage, although trump continues to say he is mexican is -- >> i think everybody watching this understands exactly what the problem is. they don't need to point them to what's wrong here. on a human level it is even more distressing when you look up judge curiel before he became a judge was a prosecutor targeted by assassination by one of the mexican cartels, had to be put in a special protected status with marshalls following him over a year. put his life on the line for the united states at a troubled time in a very troubled part of the world and he's shown admirable restraint, doing what a judge should do, say nothing and try to judge the case on its merits. it is a blunder by candidate trump. >> kayleigh, as a trump supporter you talked about it yesterday saying it has no place in the discourse. trump is doubling down. he had 24 hours to think about it at the least

also, miriam apply weighing in. as you know, she's been a friend of mine for many years. she e-mailed and said, "jason, i am happy my father no longer struggles. he is in a better place. god is the greatest." john? >> nice of the family, that they got a private moment with muhammad ali. they'll have more time thursday. a private service in louisville before the public service where they share muhammad ali with the world. the world that came to love him. jason carroll in scottsdale. thank you very much. >>> let's go back to jim sciutto live in washington. jim? >> thank you, john berman, from louisville. one known as a champion boxer. known for his mouth. he was also a man of faith. muslim americans across the nation reacting in personal ways today. back in the 1960s, ali converted to the nation of islam. his born name was cassius clay. in 1967 he refused to be inducted into the u.s. army, this of course during the vietnam war. he was immediately stripped of his heavyweight title. ali cited religious reasons for his decision to forego military service. later in life, ali sw

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> good morning i'm howard eskin.hillies needed a win or suffer embarrassment of losing three of four to milwaukee. phillies got offense in this game split the series with the cubs, cutting it down to citizens bank park, aaron nola had a good game. how with six shut out innings, one there with two on, one out in the first inning. bottom on the third with the phillies up one to nothing. this guy swings for a home run every time. he gets a home run right there. that is miguel franco. they were up one to nothing. bottom of the fifth with the phillies up four to nothing. jimmy parades, hits a three run home run. it was over at four to nothing. now it is really over. phillies win eight-one. >>> no surprise in the french open to paris, andy murray know what djokovic, and he lost first set but within three straight sets. the wins in four sets. the wins fourth straight grand slam, and his first french open. and, golden state beats cleveland by 33 points. that is a joke in the nba. >> yeah. i don't know the cavilers were embar

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >>> he proclaimed himself the greatestillions around the world agreed, this morning, we will take a look back at the life of boxing legend mohammed ali, who passed away overnight after a long battle with the parkinson's disease. >>> and, this video of philadelphia police officer playing foot paul with kids has gone viral, he tells us why he did it and how the kid reacted to the game. tracking severe wet they are weekend, keep an eye to the sky, coming up, with some strong storms could affect your outdoor plans. >>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> as you know from yesterday you needed your umbrella, meteorologist justin drabick on the sky deck and just continue will probably need those umbrellas this weekend. you are joining us to time it out better. >> good call there. split weekend, weekend we're talking about more rain and getting used to glummy conditions in the morning and low cloud, fog, dissipates in the afternoon to see a few peaks of sun but that will bring some more shower and storm chances for second half of

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we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >> i'm monica malpass on "inside storytwo months until the democratic national convention comes to town. can the city prevent the ghost town that happened during the papal visit? let's get the inside story. ♪ good morning. i'm monica malpass, and welcome to "inside story." let's meet our insiders today, and they are ajay raju, attorney and businessman. good morning to you, sir. val digiorgio, gop state official. good morning. nia meeks, communications executive. good morning, nia. and christine flowers, journalist and attorney. thank you all for being here. thanks, chris. the city's making a concerted effort. mayor jim kenney already getting out groups of people and signs, trying to get folks to stay in town. last september, as we all know, when pope francis came, a million visitors came, but many residents fled. restaurants couldn't fill their seats half the time, and hotels weren't as booked as they had hoped -- at least, not until the bitter end.

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >> dickerson: one year ago when we startedhapter of "face the nation," only half of the 17 republican presidential candidates had officially joined the campaign. and it was two weeks later that donald trump took that escalator ride into the race. weeks before he did, house speaker john boehner told us that trump could surprise everyone. he sure did. and boehner would face his own surprise his career, a casualty of the forces that elevated trump. in our first meeting last spring, bernie sanders was concerned his campaign message wouldn't get much coverage. news is what surprises us, but this year some of the surprises have more suited to fiction. some of the news has felt too real. the terrorism in charleston, paris, san bernadino and brussels. awful news to report, but also stories of courage and grit and amazing grace. ♪ [ cheering and applause ] ♪ how sweet the sound >> dickerson: a host has license to ask questions, but it's your questions in airports or diners or wherever we're rush can that renew that license. your though

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators.ink the image of storm tracker 6 live tell the weather story today. we're basically dry in the morning early afternoon, the heavier rain is out to the west. the actual cold front is well to the west. as that trackings through the region we could see strong to severe storms later this afternoon and into tonight. 71 degrees humid. noon, 77. mostly cloudy skies maybe a shower pops up, but mostly dry. mostly dry at 2:00 p.m., 83 degrees. it's anytime after 3:00 p.m. from west to east is when we expect the storms to arrive. our high 83. strong storms could have damaging winds. >>> just about 9:25. delta airline is upgrading their entertainment options, starting july 1, the company will offer inflight entertainment free of charge on most of the domestic and international flights. as of now, only a portion are free on domestic flights. movies shows and music and games will be available on seat back screens or on boar wi-fi. >>> the battleship new jersey is a rich part of our region's history.

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators. >> osgood: from time to time there willibits. tracy smith starts us off at show all about the search of closure. >> in hollywood, heartbreak has always been easy to find. and now it has an address. it's the museum of broken relationships. think of it as emotion under glass. a hundred or so ordinary objects that mean absolutely nothing to you and me and everything to the people. there's a blue silk blouse a woman wore the day her husband left her. the wedding cake toppers someone kept after their marriage fizzled. a dried out prom corsage from a long lost love. the butterfly wings that a guy made for his fiance's halloween costume before she cheated on him and fluttered away. >> when i was spectacularly dumped by my college boyfriend the last thing i wanted to do was to save a little something to remember that moment by. but a lot of people do. like this woman who was divorced but couldn't bear to throw away her silk floral wedding dress. so she kept it, crammed it in a pickle jar. >> the man behind all this is l.a. attorney

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

and for us, our organization, this is what we will be working on. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm miriamt community of asian pacific islanders. there's a lot of women's lives hanging in the balance. today is just a stepping stone to an onword march for real justice and human rights for asian americans, pacific islander women and girls. this case has really activated and engaged an enormous base of activists who will not rest now. they will continue to fight for full access for immigrant women, for poor women, for women of color, all across this country. today, we celebrate, but tomorrow, we march on. >> and you guys want to see a real hero, dr. willie parker. >> hello. my name is dr. willie parker. i'm an ob/gyn. i provide abortion care in the south and states like texas. and my patients rely on me to be cool, calm, and collected. every now and then you should get excited. on behalf of women, woohoo. let me say as a provider, providing this important care that women need, i'm relieved that i'll be able to continue to in a conscientious way to provide much deserved and much needed abortio

miriam sup esupedsa is a good example, she has mixed feelings about deportation.is actually incarcerated right now involved, she believed, in a crime that had an undocumented immigrant as its genesis, she says. for her it's personal. she's living this. she says, look, i have seen folks come across the border, not have any gainful employment, and they turn to crime. they attorney drugs and turn to these other ways of trying to survive. >> a border town area. >> laredo. >> and hispanics have a favorable view of trump? >> it's about 20%. >> something tells me the trump campaign will be calling you. could we have that tape? >> we don't hear from him often. >> you might today. >> from >> got it. >> we do hear a lot from trump. >> you're absolutely right. hear all the voices. >> right. >> thank you. you can watch elaine's report, part of cbsn originals. premieres tonight at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central, and 11:00, 10:00 central with a panel discussion to follow. you can watch it at cbsnews.com, on the cbs news app and devices like roku, apple tv, and amazon fire. >>> siri

our final witness will be miriam yeung. she's joining us by skype. she's the director of the national asia pacific women's forum. she guides the country's only national issue progressive organization dedicated to social justice in human rights for asian-americans and pacific islander women and girls in the u.s. she previously worked at the lgbt community center in new york city. thank you for being with us. >> thank you so much, chairman cummings and to the entire platform drafting committee for this opportunity to speak with you today. as you heard, i'm the executive director of the national asian pacific forum and we are working to make sure our communities are seen, heard and included. i want to note i'm the co-chair of the we belong together campaign which brings together women all of of all stripes to fight for campaign finance reform. today we number 1.8 million. we know 245that 75% of immigran to this country are women and children. the page act of 1875 pro hhibit the entry of asian women to the country by labelling us all as prostitutes, you

we're ed and miriam, and we're proud to be new jersey educators.t least two military investigations are underway to determine why nine soldiers were killed during a training exercise at ft. hood, texas. the soldiers died when a rain-swollen creek swept their 2.5-ton truck into rushing waters on thursday. the army did not say whether the soldiers were wearing life vests or weather -- or whether their backpacks may have weighed them down. >>> if texas, mudslides were triggered southwest of ft. worth. many roads are flooded. >>> high water is slowly going down in flood-ravaged europe where a week of heavy rain has left 16 dead and others missing in four countries. in france, the seine river reached its highest level in almost 35 years overnight, cresting 20 feet. many parts of paris are under water. military trucks were used to evacuate residents on friday. flooded tunnels forced several railway stations to close. the louvre and museums were closed. hundreds of art works were removed from basement storage areas to protect them on upper floors. >>> cre

rumor has it he makes the best indian chai tea in all of southern california and happy birthday to miriame was 94 years old. you're never too old. say hello to these love birds. clarence and luciell howard celebrating their 75th anniversary and say the secret to a happy marriage is to make sure you always laugh with one another. if you know someone turning 100 years old or celebrating an anniversary of 75 years or more, we want to know about them. head to today.com/celebrate and don't forget a photo. >> thank you so much. what do you have coming up? >> we've got "keeping up with the joneses." and best sunglasses for your face. jamie lynn spears. >> most people put them up too high on their farhead. >> good i'm ... ==topvo== be watching aders ll soon >>> good morning. it's 8:56 on your wednesday. i'm sam brock. license plate readers will soon be watching drivers in danville. the town council yesterday gave cameras the green light. more than 800,000 bucks is going to go toward installing 36 fixed and 18 portable devices. those cameras will be spread throughout the town including the all war