mohammed ali was my champion. if you like boxing, if you followed boxing, people who live through the 1930s and the early 1940s, joe lewis was the champion and rocky was the champion and jack dempsey, and if you lived through the 1960s in the 1970s, mohammed ali was your champion. in the ring he was your champion and what is even rarer, outside of the ring he was my champion so i thought, while i would like like to write a book about that. and johnny and i started to work on it and the more we worked on it the more we decided what is really interesting is how caches clay became mohammed ali. what went into that. and the more we looked at it the more we looked at it the more we realized it was malcolm x that cassius clay was inhabiting the mind of malcolm x. so we thought that's an interesting story. it's a short period of time, we can look at it fully and deal with all the sources that we could dig up on it. and it's a moment that helps change american history. i think from that period, the first half of the 19 si

. >> mohammed ali has died at the age of 74.e was one of the most iconic figures of the 20th century. he was known simply as the greatetest. in additition to being a legendy foster -- boxer, he was an antiwar activist and a vocal critic of racism in america. he was sentenced to five years in j jai for r refusing t to fin vietnam m and was stripped of fs heavyweight tititle. >> oppose what i i want justice you who i oppose what i wawant eqequality. you willll not even stananup for my religious beliefs and you will not even stand up for me. today, we will look at a side of mohammed ali that the history books often overlook. we will see the author of the complete mohammed ali and the polity elizabeth alexander who will read her poem. in 2009, reciting the inaugural poem when president obama first took office. all of that and more coming up. ♪ democracy -- to democracy now! thousands are expected to gather at the funeral for mohammed ali, one of the most iconic figures of the 20th century. he was considered the greatest boxer of all

i love mohammed and mohammed is a fighter for the people.nd the answer to your question, is that the people, the people demanded, the people's voice wases to bring him to that country and that country and this is what happened when a guy fights for the people and in fighting for the people becomes the champion. he will never died. he vacated the house here on earth. but the spirit of mohammed ali will live ffrm just as it did with king and i think and kennedy which the system knocked out. you have something here that is the truth. as william brian. it will rise again. and no lie can live forever. we have a legacy that is very much alive and motivating and inspiring people. >> what made him so great, don king. >> people made him great first he was a man of god and believed in god and with that faith and the confidence in himself, nothing was impossible unto him. and what he did, he would prognosticate and brag and put himself under the spot of what he had to perform and to achieve what he predicted. and he said that puts triple pressure on me

i love mohammed and mohammed is a fighter for the people.estion, is that the people, the people demanded, the people's voice wases to bring him to that country and that country and this is what happened when a guy fights for the people and in fighting for the people becomes the champion. he will never died. he vacated the house here on earth. but the spirit of mohammed ali will live ffrm just as it did with king and i think and kennedy which the system knocked out. you have something here that is the truth. as william brian. it will rise again. and no lie can live forever. we have a legacy that is very much alive and motivating and inspiring people. >> what made him so great, don king. >> people made him great first he was a man of god and believed in god and with that faith and the confidence in himself, nothing was impossible unto him. and what he did, he would prognosticate and brag and put himself under the spot of what he had to perform and to achieve what he predicted. and he said that puts triple pressure on me and i want to always be

we look at mohammed ali -- and we look at mohammed ali way before he became great. we didn't know nothing about mohammed ali. we just watched a guy beating up people. and we found out this guy has potential to be one of the greatest fighters of all time. >> he was much more than that. he saw you fighting as an amateur and invited to you training camp and you became his main sparring partner. tell us about those early years with ali. >> no one could believe i worked with mohammed ali in eastern pennsylvania. they thought maybe it was something or imagination. but it was true. ali picked me to be a sparring fighter and i was a young guy trying to get to the top. he got me and took me home and we worked out. longer than i thought we would work out. four years or more. >> yeah, as we all know in 1980, you you fought your idol and said it was uncomfortable situation and after winning, you wept and went to his dressing rom and said you know i love you. what did jose? >> why did you beat me up like that? >> i was hitting him. and i would not to say it now because i was usu

talk about mohammed ali and islam.t seems very much to use the term "white elephant in the room." >> it is interesting, amy, how much we are commemorating mohammed ali, praising his stance and this conscientious objector status, as principal, and completely ignoring the source of that strength, which was his islamic faith. interestingly, at the time, islam was being blamed for his stance, which was the one popular. today, we are praising it but not giving islam and his spirituality any credit. this faith was central to his worldview. it was where he drew his strength from. ofhink that that legacy indigenous in islam, making islam part of mainstream america is so important today. is a reminder that islam in riches america. that america would be a weaker, less prosperous, less safe country if islam was not part of story. amy: it is interesting that people, if there's anyone like mohammed ali, are marginalizing -- marginalized in their prime years, but later idolized. are you concerned the aiken's asia and of mohammed ali

. >>> but the big story on "action news" is death of the boxing legend and american icon mohammed ali. boxing great died late last night at a hospital near phoenix surrounded by family. he became known simply as the greatest but in the end his toughest opponent proved to be parkinson's disease which he battled for decade. abc's melissa has more on the life and legacy of mohammed ali. >> reporter: walter, celebration of the mohammed ali's life will begin next week from a private family ceremony to a public procession through streets of his hometown of louisville, kentucky, the world will be able to say good bye to their champion. >> i'm handsome. i'm fast, pretty and can't possibly be beat. >> reporter: celebrating the legacy of the greatest of all time, mohammed ali. >> i always will remember him. it is my brother. >> reporter: world, joined legendary boxer's family in mourning his death. >> champ would have been very proud of his family. >> reporter: final bell came after a 32 year battle with parkinson's disease. ali transcended his sport known for his fighting in the ring as he was

that is what mohammed ali preached and practiced.ion to become the greatest brought him here to the delaware valley. ali trained for biggest fights of his life begins philadelphia native joe frazier and even george foreman in deerlake, pennsylvania, a small town overlooking the poconos. the it was out of the lime light and peaceful. it is where he trained with a young larry holmes, ali a former three time heavyweight champ who lives in philadelphia, even cherry hill in the 1970's made an impact the on the world and the local boxing scene before he passed away at the age of 74. >> i look at all that ali has done and what he has stood up for in and out of the ring, and he was his own salesman. he was his own pitch man. he was his own promoter. he was just his own everything. >> i had a great relationship with him. took him places. we went to africa, malaysia, places where he for the at. i would have never done that. this man took me. so that is why i said he is one of the greatest fighters of all time. >> larry holmes spared with ali a

mohammed ali was oblivious. as a swarm of reporters descended on his rented miami bungalow for his reaction to the reclassification, i watched his mood change. it began with bewilderment and morphed into questioning. as fellow muslims many from world war ii and the korean war arrived. he grew more manic. they told me that cracker surgeons would see that he was sent to the front lines and snickered that they would drop grenades down his pants. continued to roll up and reporters provoked his anger. they asked him if he knew where we at nam -- where vietnam was. he shrugged. when a newcomer with the microphone asked the same question for the hundredth time -- what did you think about the viacom? -- viet cong. that would be it. he would repeat his quote in many times. it was not meant to be a political declaration but rather a whiny response of a worn-out and exasperated young man. the adverse reaction was so quick, it felt like all liketions and older -- politicians and older sportswriters were waiting for him. thi

this shooting happen in a draw mohammed contest. >> they won the contest and depicted mohammed saying you can't draw me. and the cartoonist responds that's why i draw you. >> we have to express ourselves. we stop drawing, we are unfree. >> and america is unfree. many outlets refuse to show the cartoon. >> this is a new's story. i assumed every channel would show the cartoon. >> they don't want to be killed. >> i don't either. charlie heb do wanted to support free press. but then? >> the gun men shot their way up and down two floors of that building. allah. >> and before that a dutch film maker critized in a movie. he was murdered on the street. a danish cartoonist tried to speak in a free speech event. people rushed the podium and screaming allah akbar and punched him. he attended another event where a terrorist shot at him and missed. >> one man was killed and three officers were wounded. all over the world people are killed for criticizing islam. and so now even charlie hebdon car tonnist will not draw mohammed. >> and she said no one should draw mohammed because it is offensive to

that is one of the many famous quotes, left behind by mohammed ali.e spent long days training for the biggest fights of his life, against joe frazier, in deerlake, pennsylvania, overlooking the poconos. ali started training just outside kutztown area in the 1970's because it was peaceful and quiet. he could focus on fighting up there. frazier, and george foreman, helping him prepare for those bought, a young larry holmes who later beat ali at the end of his career. as you can imagine holmes remembers late boxing great very fondly. >> he was my buddy. he was the greatest of all time. i don't know about all time but this time i know he was the greatest. he was my friend. he was the greatest. no matter what he did that you might or i might or they might say was wrong, he was all right doing what he did because he was immortalized around the whole world. >> greatest boxes of all time. >>> moving on, watching stanley cup finals, flyers fans are all thinking the same thing. sidney crosby and pittsburgh penguin cannot win another cup, san help say better get

se le da el adiÓs a mohamed alÍ. la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn edición nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: buenas noches, ilia tiene el dÍa libre. se confirmÓ univisión de una finca de la iglesia catÓlica ubicada en la las afueras de jalisco, fue durante aÑos un refugio para sacerdotes acusados de pederastia. reportera: durante aÑos la finca localizada en jalisco, pudo haber sido refugio de acusados de pederastia. asÍ afirmÓ sandoval. >> alguna vez se recibieron sacerdotes que hubieran faltado en este asunto de la pederastia. reportera: de acuerdo con el arzobispo de guadalajara, el lugar fundado por su antecesor, su origen no fue para esconder a curas violadores, sino para corregir diversas actitudes inapropiadas de sacerdotes, entre ellas las secciones. albergan a sacerdotes de diferentes lugares. >> no se vale por dos cosas, no se le sanciona definitivamente para defenderlos de la justicia, no. reportera: sandoval afirma que a partir de 2001, tras endurecer juan

mohammed ali was in his prime when i was a kid at ten years old.ust after vietnam and the civil rights movement and he was probably the most prominent athlete of the time as it related to social issues. so what he did went so far beyond the boxing ring and the sporting arena in general. what he did for just not african-americans or all americans in terms of trying to promote equality and raising the level of conscienceness about what was happening in the country. probably the most influential athlete in the history of our country. as a team and organization, we are thinking about him today. about his impact and his family. >> and in just about 30 minutes, we will continue to hear how local bay area boxers are remembering mohammed ali. >>> happening today as we mentioned, the warriors taking on the cleveland cavaliers in game two of the nba finals. the warriors shopping off the depth of the lineup in game one as they won 104-89 at home. tonight's game at oracle arena and that is where we find averi harper with a preview of the big game. hi, averi. >

i said, mohamed, you're the greatest. mohamed said, tell me something i don't already know.[cheers and applause] >> but what i don't want people to forget, no doubt to me he's the finest example of a human that i've ever seen, the finest example of a great human being that i've ever seen of the kindness that a human possesses, that was muhammad ali, don't forget about this, man, mohamed was the coolest cat in the roomd i mean, he was good looking, he had charm, he had charisma, he had swagger before he knew what swagger was.i [laughter] >> i remember about 25 years ago he came in town to visit his mother and he wanted to go outback stake house and and the time there was a louisville convention and all had numbers on their shirts, these guys line up for an autograph. if you like i will play the bad guy and let you eat. i will sign between bites, so he's taking bites and signing. this guy walked up, you can tell he's a big fan, he knew mohamed, he was scared to said, champ, i saw the stance you made in the civil rights movement, i is that your stance on the vietnam war, you're

en kentucky, las multitudes despiden a mohamed alÍ.casez de alimento aumenta en los venezolanos por conseguir comida. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ este es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ marÍa elena: buenas noches. comenzamos con la repatriaciÓn de estados unidos a mÉxico de uno de los narcotraficantes mÁs sanguinarios, jesÚs palma, ya estÁ bajo custodia de las autoridades migratorias, tras ser liberado de una cÁrcel en california, donde estuvo nueve aÑos. Él dirigiÓ el cÁrtel de sinaloa junto con el chapo guzmÁn. juan carlos nos habla del futuro que le espera. juan carlos: jesÚs fue entregado por las autoridades de california donde permaneciÓ en los Últimos nueve aÑos. es parte de una generaciÓn de narcotraficantes que incluye el chapo guzmÁn, entre otros que se hicieron famosos. incluso se le relacionÓ con el asesinato del cardenal juan jesÚs. fue extraditado en estados unidos en 2007, sentenciado a 16 aÑos de prisiÓn. su pena fue reducida, supuestamente por buen comportamiento. segÚn especialistas, tambiÉn s

enrique: que descanse mohamed alÍ.o de la fuerza resulta excesivo. la mayor parte de los oficiales estÁn sin investigados. los nuevos vÍdeos grabados a policías serÁn dados a conocer al pÚblico, a partir de ahora. reportera: este vÍdeo captado por un celular muestra el momento en que un policÍa doblega contra una patrulla a una mujer afroamericana y la sujeta con la fuerza del brazo. el incidente se registrÓ en julio de 2014 durante una fiesta en chicago y la mujer recibiÓ 50.000 $ tras un acuerdo al que llegÓ con la ciudad. esas las imÁgenes fueron reveladas hoy junto a otros 300 vÍdeos de casos de supuesta mala conducta de oficiales de policÍa de chicago. es muy importante indicar que el material no muestra todos los aspectos relevantes en una investigaciÓn sobre las conducta de los oficiales. la revelaciÓn de vÍdeos de cÁmaras de patrulla, cámaras corporales, videos de seguridad o celulares de testigos es un esfuerzo por la ciudad de chicago por recuperar la confianza de los residentes en la policÍa. >> si yo tengo

mohammed: i don't think so.ionship our country, our business people were in england before the eu. leaving thek like eu would happen. manus: you think the u.k. will vote to remain? is the london real estate market important? mohammed: it is very important. unfortunately, we did not succeed in getting anything in the last two years. manus: why is that? mohammed: the yields are so low. ourave strategy within investment, international investment community. of course, the minimum that we want for england is not the same like any other country. we are compromising a little bit here. we had before 2008, two properties in the u.k. and sold them for prime prices. we were lucky. manus: are there any projects that you are currently interested in london or the u.k.? mohammed: these investments and real estate companies have given us proposals, buildings that are commercial buildings and offices. it is in london. plus, some hotels, but also the yield is not really telling us to go ahead. manus: see, it is all about yield. m

mohamed alÍ fue ¿y? ¡perfecta para ver el "futból" con amigos!ld despues de que decenas de comensales se enfermaran con una bacteria asociada con la carne de aves que no esta cocinada por completo y causa diarrea hasta por cinco dias.-- ya se reportaron 32 casos.y para saber mas sobre el cuarto juego de los warriors contra los cavaliers... william bonilla nos preparara un reportaje incluyendo la reaccion de los aficionados.-- los detalles en solo a las once ♪ ♪ marÍa elena: mohamed alí fue despedido hoy. polÍticos poderosos, estrella de cine, admiradores fueron a darle el Último adiÓs a alÍ. luis estuvo en el funeral del mÁs grande. luis: fue la celebraciÓn de una vida extraordinaria. el Último adiÓs a mohamed alÍ, una prueba que el carisma, llegÓ mucho mÁs allá del mundo del boxeo. dignatarios internacionales, personajes famosos, se dieron cita en el monumental. 15,000 personas reunidas para recordar al gran campeÓn. entre los oradores estuvo el ex-presidente bill clinton, uno de sus amigos personales. clinto cumpliÓ uno de los deseos de alÍ. an

. >> sports legend mohammed ali has died at the age of 74, what we are learning about his final fight as we look back at his legacy this morning plus with just days to go until qualifying out primaries candidates making a final push for your vote where hillary clinton and bernie sanders are stumping this we can and what donald trump is saying about protests outside of his rally this week and more twists in a kpix 5 exclusive bay area politician using free warriors game tickets for themselves. the problem goes beyond the basketball court and what the ethics commission is saying about it picks 7:00 saturday morning, thank you for doing this i am anne-makovec the live look outside, it's going to be another hot one today, as we've seen the last of several days live look over the city of san francisco one of the cooler spots that will be hitting 90s inland, right now 58 san francisco, 68 san jose, here is meteorologist paul deanno. >> pattern change starts today and it will take five days to really take shape but cooler weather is coming to the bay area fresh, hot his debut friday. ridge o

in a statement today, president obama said that mohammed ellie - - mohammed ali spoke - - shook up the world. people who loved him. >> one helluva rumble. >> he died as he lived, surrounded by people who loved him. this time it was only close friends and family, today his daughter said in a statement our hearts are literally hurting but i i am happy that he is free now. and bob is his spokesperson and close friend. he was in the hospital when he passed away. his wife first took him to the doctor on tuesday. they went home with some medication. >> it didn't help, so we checked him into the hospital. we assumed it would be a short stay as it was before. but within 24 hours it became worse, and lonnie called and i could tell that there was an issue. >> she flew to phoenix on friday to be by his bedside. his close friend john ramsey was also at the hospital. >> like their father, these kids were spiritual, they had great stories, stories, there were tears, hugs, laughs, it was great to see them all in one room. >> at that point he was in the event - - on a value - - ventilator. >> by frida

boxing legend mohammed ali has died at 74. after being hospitalized with respiratory problems earlier this week. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is in the cbs-3 sat center with a look back at his ali and his local ties. >> reporter: that is right, boxing heck end was known as the greatest of all time and now many around the world are mourning the loss of mohammed ali who died last night after a 32 battle with parkinson's disease. >> i have told you i was floating like a butterfly and sting like a bee. >> reporter: the world knew his name and mohammed ali knew that too. >> i am the greatest. i'm a poet. i'm a movie star. i am will's a actor. i'm a fighter. most of look i'm pretty. >> reporter: decade long battle with parkinson's disease ended friday night when boxing great passed away in the scottsdale, arizona hospital. was 74. tributes poured in across social media and fellow athletes chimed in. former heavyweight champion mike tyson said god came for the champion, so long great one. soccer star alex morgan wrote mohammed

there was something about mohammed ali that was different.the key moment, when he had that recognition, he used it to stand up to an immoral war and say no i won't go. [ applause ]. i want to affirm our commitments to the well- being of all muslims on this planet, as well as the people of all faiths and secular humanist's. we wish to pay honor to muslims of the world, as they continue today the fast of ramadan. join with them in mourning the loss in celebrating the life of mohammed ali, a great fighter for justice and peace. peace be upon him, peace be upon the prophet mohammed, peace be a fun all of humanity. amen. [ applause ]>> well. those standing ovations happened several times. people really took to his message. i got to see a little bit of bill clinton's speech, some of his daughter's speeches, at times you would laugh and other times you would get teary-eyed. it was heartfelt and humor all in one. >> that is an outcome of an great life. people paying tribute to you and remembering you.>> it is a celebration of life. one of the longest

. >> al regresar el funeral de mohamed alÍ serÁ tal como Él planeÓ en vida. >> investigamos como los la lucha para la reforma migratoria y para aumentar el salario minimo. voy a crear trabajos y oportunidades de educación. vengo de ustedes y voy a luchar por ustedes. yo soy loretta sanchez y apruebo este mensaje. . >> no enfrentarÁ cargos la madre del niÑo que cayÓ al recinto de un gorila en peligro de extinciÓn que tuvo que ser sacrificado para rescatar al menor desatando crÍticas, el fiscal dijo que amo revisar la evidencia concluyeron que la mujer no puso en peligro la vida del menor, dijo que la vida humana vale mÁs que la de un animal, segÚn la familia del niÑo la decisiÓn les va a permitir superar el trÁgico episodio. >> mohamed alÍ planeÓ su funeral con amigos y familiares y dijo que querÍa que fuera una celebraciÓn de su vida y dejara un mensaje de amor para la humanidad, por lo que serÁ tal como Él quiso, los restos del campeÓn ya se eng allÍ. >> mohamed alÍ se despedirÁ del mundo como Él lo planeÓ, en kentucky la ciudad donde naciÓ, sobre todo con un funeral pÚblico donde p

evander hollyfield, and mohammed ali, who wins? >> you realize you've got to leave some room from behind, because each generation is supposed to be because you're supposed to inspire people to be better than you. >> evander holyfield, thank you very much for your time. >>> as the nation says goodbye to mohammed ali, we have information about the death of another great from his era. gordie howe has died, the nhl hall of famer died at the age of 88 known simply as mr. hockey. he was a three-time all-star, six-time mvp, he red tle the re wings to three championships. he received stem cell treatment last year after a stroke. gordie howe, dead today at the ages of 88. we'll send it over to jose diaz, any moment now, elizabeth warren set to meet with hillary clinton at her home in northwest washington. first, though, president obama sharing his personal memories of moech mohammed ali. >> i was able to get to know the champ. it was later in life, he had already been stricken with parkinson's, so sometimes it was difficult for him to talk

mohamed: it is not even the first.a continuation of unthinkables that have become reality. why? people are angry and you get a strong protest vote without thinking about what the consequences of the protest vote is. having said that, there is a probability, small, but a probability this could finally be a wake-up call to the politicians. remember the context. what is ailing us is not an engineering problem. most economists have a good handle on what is needed to promote high inclusive growth. what is ailing us is the political will to affect a handoff from overreliance on central banks to a comprehensive policy response. maybe this could serve as a wake-up call. erik: "it could be a wake-up call." he wants to be optimistic. bloomberg view columnist mohamed el-erian. when we return, hear more brexit reaction from business leaders around the world. stay with us on bloomberg television. ♪ >> june 23 needs to become a national bank holiday, and we will call it independence day. [applause] david cameron: i think this countr

mohamed alÍ despierta la muerte, la misma pasiÓn que causÓ en vida. de diferentes razas acuden a su velorio. comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> este es un noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ jorge: el presidente barack obama ofreciÓ su apoyo a hillary clinton, pero no convenciÓ a sanders de hacer lo mismo. sanders dice que va a seguir haciendo campaÑa al menos hasta el martes. nuestra corresponsal en la casa blanca janet rodrÍguez ha tenido un dÍa muy ocupado. janet: estoy con ella y listo para hacer campaÑa, con estas palabras el presidente obama, formalizÓ el apoyo a hillary clinton. el vÍdeo fue grabado el martes y revelado hoy. en este obama dice que mi persona mejor calificada que ella para ser presidente. hillary clinton escribiÓ en un tweet diciendo que estaba entusiasmada y lista. que era un honor. >> hillary clinton estaba llevando dos campaÑas a la misma vez. una en el interior del partido y otra contra donald trump. ahora el partido puede comenzar a hacer el giro. >> el anuncio se hizo a la hora y media dado que el presidente

>>> remembering boxing legend mohammed ali who died yesterday at the age of 74. how people all over the world are honoring the man known as the greatest. >>> we're following a shooting and -- investigation in san leandro. one person is dead. >>> good morning. does it get prettier than that? i don't think so. >> gorgeous. if your windows are open you know already it's warm. >>> welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday it is saturday, june 4. >> happy saturday. let's get outside to look at this beautiful day. bill martin put up a [ null ] and is hangout in the studio. >>> we have something in common. we both went to cow >> if i break out -- we always happy to have you here. >> it's good to be here. he said it's going to be hot. it's already warm now than it was last night. yesterday at this time. it's going to be a hot one but because of the clouds we see it's not going to be as hot as yesterday. so yesterday the numbers were huge. we might have another shot of the coastal fog which is clinging to the coast. that fog is going to start to creep inland tonight. these

. >> miles de personas acompaÑan a >> miles de personas acompaÑan a mohamed alÍ en su concentraciÓn.yo alimento mis dÍas [daughter] ¡papá! [father] ¡te extrañé! [daughter] ¿trajiste nuevas? [announcer] tú no trabajas solo para ti. [daughter] ¿fuiste a montana? [father] si,fui a montana... [announcer] trabajando juntos, te podemos ayudar a ahorrar para su carrera como geóloga. wells fargo. juntos llegaremos lejos. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> mohamed alÍ descansa en paz, el considerado boxeador mÁs grande de todos los tiempos fue sepultado en kentucky luego de recorrer las calles en que creciÓ. celebridades y polÍticos se reunieron a rendirle tributo pÓstumo. >> despedir a mohamed alÍ, decirle adiÓs al campeon era un gran privilegio para muchos. >> no lo darÍa por un millÓn de dÓlares porque voy a entrar y quiero estar ahÍ. >> cientos de personas se acercaron a la arena dÓnde fue el evento, buscando un boleto para ser parte de la historia, luisa llegÓ a las 6 de la maÑana y fue una de las afortunadas. >> cuando lleguÉ a la casilla peguÉ un grito porque fue lo mÁs grande que he tenido para venir a

mohamed: it is not even the first.t a continuation of unthinkable's that have become reality. why? people are angry and you get a strong protest vote without thinking about what the consequences of the protest vote is. having said that, there is a probability, small, but a probability this could finally be a wake-up call to the politicians. remember the context. what is ailing us is not an engineering problem. most economists have a good handle on what is needed to promote high inclusive growth. what is ailing us is the political will to affect a handoff from overreliance on central banks to a comprehensive policy response. maybe this could serve as a wake-up call. erik: it could be a wake-up call. he wants to be optimistic. bloomberg columnist mohamed el-erian. when we return, hear more brexit reaction from business leaders around the world. stay with us on bloomberg television. >> june 23 needs to become a national bank holiday, and we will call it independence day. [applause] >> i think this country requires fresh l

mohamed: yes. the fed will flip again if the next employment report is strong? people want to know how deep is the conviction of this fed. thank mohamed el-erian, you so much for being here. coming up, brad katsuyama joins us to explain how his newly approved exchange will slow down trading and much more. it is an interview you will see here first on bloomberg next. ♪ okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. by switching to xfinity x1. rio olympic games show me gymnastics. x1 lets you search by sport, watch nbc's highlights and catch every live event on your tv with nbc sports live extra. i'm getting ready. are you? x1 will change the way you experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the rio olympic games. call or go online today to switch to x1. jonathan: to our viewers worldwide, this is bloomberg go. let's get a check of the global financial markets. the polls swing back towards remain for brexit. it i

mohammed ali lived his life in the spotlight and hisinal good will be no different. a muslim prayer service will be held later today will be opened to the public. inside or outside the ring, mohammed ali captured the attention of millions around the globe. fans and admirers stood in long lines to get tickets. >> i think it's a real testament to the power of mohammed ali and his message and all that he stood for for so many people. >> reporter: this morning's prayer service held at the site of ali's fight, and tomorrow, a slow procession will drive through neighborhoods and streets that play key roles in his life. it is being held inside a 22,000 seat arena. including lennox lewis, actor will smith, who portrayed him in the fill "ali." billy kristol and bryant gumble. >> what you're seeing is his wishes and he had a hand in the planning. >> reporter: ali placed an emphasis on his service being accessible to the every man. in addition to the public tickets, the service will be streamed online. mohammed ali, making sure his fans can hear his final message. ali will be b

that is mohammed ali. >> so true, juan.member he received an honorary medal because he had lost the medal that he received in his olympics when he won. i'm going to want to come back to you to talk about your experience and meeting this incredible figure that we knew, and so special here in our country and the world. right now, have i joining us, danielle miller, in arizona. she's at the hospital where ali died. danielle, what can you tell us? >> reporter: for most of the day, on thursday, for a respiratory problem he was later confirmed as he did pass away here in the hospital tonight. he is being remembered tonight here as many of you know he lived here several years, done so much for parkinson's research. and celebrity fight night for 22 years straight, about $118 billion for that parkinson's research here in the valley. so a lot of memories for a lot of people here in the valley. and families here didn't say much from the hospital telling us they're thanking the community for their support, their prayers and asking for

coming up we will look back at the life of mohammed ali.us word of wisdom from this years honorary graduation speakers. hear advice that works at any age. >>> then there is some of the most thrilling whitewater rapid around and they are downtown oklahoma city. see how officials there turned a trouble spot into a spectacular attraction. >>> and best known as one of the stars of iron chef, among other credits, helping the sushi boom in the u.s. we will take you inside his kitchen to hear what sparked his intense passion. >> all that plus your eye opener, author chuck coasterman and music in our saturday session just ahead on cbs, this morning, saturday. >> thank you. i love those commencement speeches. you never too old for those word of wisdom, right. >> yes, we have some really good ones. >> i can't wait, thanks, guys. >>> happening today, roots picnic returns to philadelphia, for its ninth year it is at festival pier at penns landing this year it is archer backed by the roots. he is scheduled to take the stage at 9:00. willow smith, daught

to the world is continuing to mourn the death of boxing icon and humanitarian mohammed ali. his life is being celebrated here in the bay area. in the coming days his remains will be taken to his hometown. and a memorial is there and it is continuing to go tonight. >> his public funeral will include luminaries such as bill clinton and billy crystal, tributes are pouring in around the world from fans of the largest - - legendary boxer whose legacy has become more than what he did with the of zion. reporter has the latest from louisville. >> it is in the boxing ring that mohammed ali grace and power. his wit always packed a punch as well. >> float like a butterfly casting by of the. >> a spokesperson said that he died of sex to - - septic shock. he was diagnosed with parkinson's in 1984. his funeral will be in his hometown in kentucky on friday. it will be open to the public. >> mohammed ali was the people's trampy divorce champion, and the celebration will reflect all races, religions, and backgrounds. >> he quickly started fighting at the age of twelve, 12, and after just - -

and 48 hours will present mohammed ali, remembering a legend. it airs at 9:00 here on channel five. >>> you are looking at pictures of a huge brush fire in calabasas county in los angeles county, and we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. >>> an earthquake shook communities near boulder creek, the earthquake struck near 6:00, 9 miles from cupertino. there are not any reports of - - injury or damage. >>> donald trump is slamming the san jose mayor following a violent protest. he tweeted that the mayor did a terrible job ordering the protection of innocent people, the sucks - - of the thugs were lucky supporters remained peaceful. and a staffing shortage, he said that officers were only ordered to break ranks if someone's life was in danger. >>> a key issue in the resident - - taking aim at donald trump's rhetoric. >> when he talks about importing 11 million immigrants, he talks about ripping apart families, this is the most unfair and dangerous kind of conversation, veering off toward anger and fear. >> and sanders cast doubt on

. >>> and new details on the memorial to honor mohammed ali's life and who will be attending. >>> and bear sighting in phoenixville. >>> and cecily tynan with more from accuweather when "action news" continues tonight. ♪ ♪ >>> will smith is the latest name added to the list of v.i.p.s taking part in the farewell to mohammed ali. smith, who portrayed the boxer in the movie "ali" and the private family service thursday and later there will be a long processional in ali's hometown followed by an interface service. and he died friday night of septic shock following a 32-year-old battle with parkinson's disease. >>> the mother of the 3-year-old boy who was able to get into a gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo will not be charged. the boy got away from his mother and climbed over the barrier falling 15 feet in a shallow moat. a response team shot and killed the gorilla to protect the boy. the department of agriculture is still investigating the zoo over this episode. >>> the 500-acre wildfire in southern california that forced 5,000 people from their homes is now about 80% contained. c

mohammed, stay with us.ohammed jamil, back with us on bloomberg markets: middle east. ♪ yousef: welcome back. you're watching bloomberg. with a roundup of the main stories middle east. coordinated attacks on the istanbul airport have killed at least 36 people, and wounded scores more. the prime minister said the initial investigation pointed to so-called islamic state militants. and turkey has also been attacked by kurdish separatists. the airport was closed to all traffic for some hours, with dozens of flights canceled or diverted. it is now open again. rishaad: egypt may struggle to find weakness, because of bad weather in europe. torrential rain in france, germany, ukraine, russia great for crops.s the subsidized bread program and imports are seen as a bellwether across the middle east and north africa. rain's creditg by rating to junk status, affecting the fiscal position on the war oil prices. plus.and theble b government debt is now 80% of gdp this year, up clear path thno towards a sustainable positio