he was virtually unknown when he broke mohammed ali's jaw in 1973. on that fight, but narrowly lost two others to ali. he went on to become heavyweight champion but lost to larry holmes in a close decision in his first defense. ken norton suffered several strokes in recent years and he died yesterday at the age of 70. in a moment, we will show you a rare piece of video you will not want to miss. >> first time i watched it, it was so emotional and i just -- i cried. it was the hardest thing to watch. ardest thing to watch. ed t that's t [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. [ groans ] all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. only to wreck your face with just any razor? upgrade to the gillette fusion proglide, for unrivaled comfort even on sensitive skin. gillette -- t

former boxing champion ken norton who gained prominence by beating mohamed ali, died, now he lost the rematch to ali in 1973 but he would later earn the wbc heavy weight crown in 1978 and he finished his career with a record of 42, 7and 11 knockouts. ken norton was 70 years old. >>> today the browns and colts pumentd off cleveland agreeing to send trent richardson to a first round draft pick. richardson rushed for 950 yards and a browns rookie record 11 tuppedz last year. this trade now gives the colts two of the top three draft picks, quarterback andrew luck and now richardson. >>> the nfl has fined four players from end game hits. a clear indication that the nfl is trying to send a message. john madden and ronnie lott, being played and they're being coached properly and that is being seen by all the people watching the video and no one watches more video than john madden. i do believe this is a very positive shift in the culture, you're always going to have things that don't necessarily fit into that culture in a period of time but people are recognizing when these hits don't fit in

he was one of the few fighters to ever have beaten mohammed ali.n to earn the wbc heavyweight crown in 1978. norton finished his career with a record of 42-7-1, and 33 knockouts. >> jess appreciate it. thank you. >>> the palm oil industry boom in malaysia is having serious consequences for the pygmy elephant population. growers are using greater swaths of land and pesticides to protect the groves. >> reporter: take away the people, and she's aloan, so far the only pygmy elephant at the malaysian state's first rescue sanctuary. the expectation is there will be as many as 50 injured elephant joining her. the center was officially opened by a government minister, but it's mainly money from the palm oil industry that is paying for it. the very industry some accuse are doing more to damage wildlife than help it. >> what we have done is we are -- that's a realization that we cannot live in isolation. i think it's a realization that we should be part of the overall effort. >> reporter: it is still possible to see striking wildlife down the river, though t

he edit food mohammed ali before losing the rematch later that year. he finished with a career record of 42-7-1, and 33 knockouts. ken norton was 70 years old. >>> no. the nfl top five former draft pick two years ago now has a new home. ten richardson to the indianapolis colts for first round draft pick. giving the colts two of the top three players from the 2012 draft on their current roster. >>> in golf time tiger woods sad that a time limit should be placed on situations and maybe even something should be studied. woods and the pga's top 30 players. competing this weekend in atlanta. i'll have more sports news coming up in 20 minutes. >> thank you. how to keep guns out of well-known coffee shops. starbucks ceo said they're no longer welcome. >> every sunday night >> welcome back to al jazeera. here are the top stories. in a surprise move the federal reserve will continue it's $85 billion a month bond purchase program. the feds said it needs to see more improvement in the economy. the news triggered record highs in wall street. and it looks like anot

he was best known for breaking mohammed ali's jaw in beating him in 1973.n went on to fight him twice more, losing both bouts. he did won the heavyweight championship in 1977. he talked about the three fights with the ali in the 1970s. >> he's remembered as one of the great heavyweights of the golden age of heavyweights which is the 1970s and early 80s. i mean i also saw him fight george for man in caracas. and i'm afraid george foreman overpowered him. but norton was a very good fighter. hhe had 43 fights and 33 knockouts. that gives you an idea. he was a body beautiful. he looked like he had been scriptured. when he finished his career he appeared in 20 movies and was always on american television. >> and kenny said the reason why he's leaving the formula lotus team is because he isn't being paid. the champion will join ferrari next season where he'll be raising along fernando ala alan. >> it's the most difficult thing, to get the cars running, reliable. whoever makes the next car will probably makes the best out of it. >> okay, it look for more from me l

meanwhile, former boxing champion ken norton who gain prominence were beating mohammed ali, died todayue to congestive heart failure. he suffered a stroke last year. norton lost a match to ali in 1973, but he would later earn the wbc heav heavyweight crown n 1978. he finished a career of 42 wins, 7 draws, one loss and 33 knockouts. he was 70 years old. certainly a tough day all around. beating ali in 1973, and then normally you don't beat him twice. he returned the favor. but certainly a tough one. >> and he had a son who played for the dallas cowboys, right? >> this is why i love when you're on here. the nuggets of information of sports that you have are always amazing. then you throw in a little golf a little this. >> i just have too much free time. appreciate it. honda issues a recall over a faulty computer chip in some of its airbag. the company is recalling nearly 400,000 cars in the united states. the problem was found in odysseys from 2003 and 2004, and in the acura mdxs from 2003. >>> bloomingdales is tightening it's return policy. they're trying to stop shoppers from buying ex

. >> i watched mohamed ali and michael johnson. all of these guys are great in their sport. when people talk about sports in general, these are the guys they talk about. i want to be among these guys. if i can set myself a high standard and continue to dominate, i will be among them. when people talk about sports, i will be among the greats. >> you would be hard-pressed to find anyone who does not agree with the jamaican having swept the world championships in moscow in august. he's already arguably among those greats. >> german citizens giving their votes to foreigners via facebook. thousands of web users campaign for the release of two canadians held in egypt. a point of view video that lets us fly like an eagle. germany goes to the polls on sunday for the country's general election. rick will be voting as instructed by lola. some are handing over their votes to foreigners so they can have their say. the outcome of the election will have a significant impact on europe and the rest of the world. she has joined the rebellion facebook page and will be voting on behalf of some

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critics and civil rights leaders during is the '60s, and '70s, among them martin luther king, jr., mohamed ali columnist burt buck white sox with. buckwalled. >> reporter: on capitol hill top u.s. intelligence officials argue the national security agency's sweeping surveillance program must stay intact to keep the united states safe. and are not a violation of privacy. >> we only spy for valid foreign intelligence purposes as authorized by law with multiple layers of oversight. >> reporter: but a growing number of u.s. politicians believe the nsa spying programs go too far and should be restricted. >> i am asking has the nsa ever collected or ever made any plans to collect american cell site information? >> so what i don't want to do, senator, is put out in an unclassified form anything that is classified here. >> if you are respond to go my question by not answering it, we will continue to explore that because i believe this is something the american people have a right to know. >> reporter: the vast scope of u.s. spying was exposed this past summer. the former nsa contractor edward snowden l

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there he was in the ring with mohammed ali, 1973, norton's most famous match called by the legendary that right hurt ali. >> it sure did. it broke ali's jaw. norton went on to win the fight in a major upset. after he retired from the ring norton became an actor and was nearly cast as rocky's nemesis, apollo creed. norton was 70. >>> when we come back here dolphins and the discovery of a new secret trick. they're even smarter than we thought. secret trick. they're even smarter than we thought. diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. woman: everyone in the nicu -- all the nurses wanted to watch him when he was there 118 days. everything that you thought was important to you changes in light of having a child that needs you every moment. i wouldn't trade him for the world. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. if you're caring for a child with specia

he had three epic fights with mohammed ali. he had been ill after a series of strokes. was 70 years old. >>> america's cup, new zealand needing two wins to went the cup. the cup will stay here for at least one more day. the second race was canceled because of high winds. they'll try to get the races in tomorrow. the kiwis need one more victory >>> last night, single going to go for second. the head fir-first slide here d not end up with what he had planned. it was treated. i don't always tag like this, but when i do, i prefer the butt tag. so that's a piece of video that will live forever. sinks his teeth into it. >> that's our report. we appreciate your time. we'll see you over on channel 7 in one hour. i really made my bones with that last collar, babe. today's the day. you woke up with a guard this morning. but tonight, you're going to bed with a detective. shh...

. >> her face looked like mohammed ali did a dance on it and you can see knuckles her eyes were so badlyllen and just, hanging she was miserable. it was very sad to see. >> mcpherson believes someone working at claremont police was responsible for injuries. the los angeles county coroner concluded that allegations of assault could not be ruled out but no charges have been filed. mcfierceon says she was fired from claremont place for unrelated reasons. claremont place is under different administration and declined comment for the story. elsie's family isn't alone waiting for answers. yearly totals shows a steady increase in complaint case that's were not being pursued. >> and there are 900 cases including alarming allegation that's include sus spishus deaths. he over saw investigation for department of public health at the time of the death. he inspected the office and says what he found was chaos. >> i was apalled. there were hundreds and hundreds of unassigned, uninvestigated complaints in files. >> saying he was pressured to close cases quickly. ordered to wrap up 10 cases a month. par

. >>> he is on a short list of heavyweights to defeat mohammed ali.kes ken norton one of the greatest heavyweights of all-time. he started his boxing career, while in the marines. in 1973, he famously broke ali's jaw, winning a split decision, and eventually lost the title in '78, losing to larry holmes. 70 years old, ken norton. >> mark, thank you. >>> and thank you >> today on "tmz" -- >> if you believe a beverly hills cop, whitney houston was laying there dead in the beverly hilton hotel and some sergeant walks up and ogles her dead body. >> i thought it was ogle? >> boom, that's what i thought. it's ogle. i always said oogle. >> we should goggle! >> oscar de la hoya in los angeles. we asked him, did you happen to see the instagram post floyd mayweather put up? >> that was very nice of him. >> think maybe rehab group is on a field trip?

. >>> he is on a short list of heavyweights to defeat mohammed ali.hat alone makes ken norton one of the greatest heavyweights of all-time. he started his boxing career, while in the marines. in 1973, he famously broke ali's jaw, winning a split decision, and eventually lost the title in '78, losing to larry holmes. 70 years old, ken norton. >> mark, thank you. >>> and thank you for joining us tonight. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> good night. >> good night. ♪ [ music ] for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress brand, including yours. whether you sleep hot or cool, sleep number dual temp allows each of you to select your ideal temperature. and it's only at one of our 425 sleep number stores nationwide. sleep number. comfort individualized. look how dark it's getting already. it's not daylight savings time yet. when does it start? i don't know. th

paying tribute to the former world heavy weight champion ken norton, best known for brea breg mohammed ali's. >> over ali! >> at the time, norton was only the second man to defeat ali. he went on to fight him twice more, losing both bouts. norton conveniently won the wrvmentb -- wbc heavy weight championship. this is himself speak in 1963. >> i know he was very fast in those hands but the foot he wasn't that agile anymore. if i could keep him moving he would eventually stop. that is what i was making him do. i was getting tired. i wasn't hurt i got caught a good jolting below but -- blow but i wasn't hurt. fight is good won the fight. >> he didn't say to go for the knockout? >> no he didn't. it wasn't my objective to go for the knockout, it was my objective of going for the win regardless how i won. >> kiwis were denied a ninth victory, when high winds came to san francisco bay. third time that new zealand has won the race. lots more sports on our website, including the resignation of japan's baseball commissioner who has admitted to change the design of balls to produce more home runs. chec

i wouldn't call mohamed ali kay shoes clay, that's what they want to be called.t's their name. >> washington's owner says he will never change the name. >>> we are getting new signals that it could be a tough fight to get on board with syria. how are they split on capitol hill? we will go there for a look at the obstacles. when al-assad took power he promised to lead his people. along the way he had dinner with the now secretary of state john kerry. now he is murdering his people. the evolution of this dictator from our friend to this monster coming up as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. >>> a run away tractor-trailer flattened a car and crashed into a house. cops say the truck was hauling 45 tons of sand uphill when the driver tried to shift gears and that didn't work. the brakes failed and the semirolled backward and burst through a retaining wall and crushed a car before stoping partially inside the house. the cops say the folks who live there were having breakfast inside that house. but they are all okay. as for the flattened car th

on dominating his sport until his retirement if he wants to be remembered among the greats like mohammed alind pele. >>> and a judge in texas is getting disgraced cyclist lance armstrong to testify. this is part of a lawsuit by acceptance corporation which is accusing armstrong of fraud. those are your al jazeera headlines. >> just ahead, russian president vladimir putin not just criticizing secretary of state john kerry, he's calling him a liar. >>> ten years later, security officials still having a hard time containing all the violence. >> welcome back to al jazeera i'm john siegenthaler. here is a look at the headlines. syria's neighbors are and inning international help to deal with the 2 million refugees headed over the borders. nearby countries warning if there's an attack the number of refugees will grow. >> all actions regarding refugees need to cease. a political solution is urgently needed. there is no humanitarian solution to the syrian crisis, rather, there needs to be a political solution to end humanitarian cries i. >> the situation in lebanon is becoming very alarming. it is b

to dominate his sport until his retirement if he wants to be remembered among the greats like mohammed ali and others. he doesn't want to too much. >> he wants to be in that category. >> he wants to be anicon. >> gondala traffic in venice is getting worse. the call for safety comes after a german tourist died in a crash. >> no matter where in the world you go chances are you'll never be far from these. the traffic jam is hated. in venice, it looks nice. you don't get anywhere unless you go by water. at the moment you won't go fast. >> translation: it's not safe in the city. especially for the smaller votes. >> it's busy. the canals are suffering from congestion from traffic. damage from high speed motor boats, and reports of drunkenness on the water. despite the appearance of tranquility there are real problems, not just because there are gondalas and congestion, but larger vessels are getting closer to venice, making waves metaphorically and physically. they can be damaging, disrupting and dangerous in some cases. >> translation: we cannot ignore the fact that authorities pretent they wan

everyone thought that after big names like you let this poor, and i could go back to mohammed ali andpeople just lost interest. but they were just waiting for a big name. >> floyd mayweather has been around for many years. when i was fighting, he was champion. i first came back -- neil: told us he? forty? >> no, i think he's like 36. he's really young. >> now we have three title divisions. >> are probably four or five titles. and there's a lot of money, a lot of fans. a lot of guys are making a lot of money. no one else is making money. every day people don't always know his name. they need to know who you are and they need to be interested in your name. they are familiar with floyd because his family comes from a long line of champion championship bloodlines. this is not something that happens through osmosis. he has been through this kind paise fighting before. neil: but it's hard to do that with a fresh perspective, someone like you came out of nowhere. that would be very hard to do, wouldn't it? >> i think he would be. you know, yeah, it would be. but it's not impossible. neil: so

including seven presidents, six british prime ministers and celebrities celebrities celebrities from mohamed ali and clint eastwood. david frost has died at age 74 jie. what an elegant and intelligent journalist. >>> first there was texas and now will north carolina be next? the moves against voter id laws across the country. that continues all ahead of next year's midterms. the man who helped draft the first law declared constitutional predicts could next happen. >> keeping an eye too on wicked weather hammering parts of kentucky. a look at some of the damage it has left behind straight ahead. >> we were watching all of the leaves from the trees blow horizontal down the street. that's when we saw the tree just from the wind fall diagonally down on to our patio. >>> extreme weather in kentucky has left serious damage. lexington in particular was hit with strong winds and lightning and now they are seeing dangerous flooding. they had one lightning in a neighborhood bringing a tree crashing down into somebody's yard seen here and briefly starting a gas fire. and then in another part of town high w

he has to keep on dominating his sport until his retirement if he wants to be remembered with mohammed ali pele. >> that's because bolt is a living legend is it. >> exactly. well, we'll be talking about him 20 years from now. >> and beyond if he has his way. i appreciate it. thank you. a gondola accident is getting worse. the call for safety comes after a german german tourist dies. >> the traffic jam is universally hated, but at least here it looks better. >> it's busy. the city's canals are suffering from increased congestion from all kinds of traffic, damage from high speed motor boats and reports of drunkenness on the water. >> despite the appearance of ran fillty there are real problems here. not just because there are more gondolas and therefore more congestion, but the vessels are getting closer and closer to venice. they're making waves, not metaphorically but literally, too. and they're not just disruptive, they can be damaging, and in some cases they can be dangerous. >> we can't ignore the fact that the authorities pretend they want to solve the problems but they're increasing t

your name is your name to quote mohammed ali.is is you. >> and some of the athletes can go off and play in the summertime and make some money doing that, and there are all sorts of limitations on that, too. >> exactly. >> this discussion will continue. we'll see it heat up and we'll stay on top of it. thank you for coming on. >> my privilege. >> the show may be over, but the conversation continues on our website at www.aljazeera.co www.aljazeera.com/consider this or facebook, google plus pages. we'll see you next time. >> hello, i'm stephanie sy. these are some of the stories we're following. a deal could prevent u.s. government shutdown moves forward. despite efforts by senator ted cruz the senate unanimously approved the funding measure as the clock ticks closer to the deadline. for the first time in more than 30 years there will be high level talks at the united nations. the main talks, iran's nuclear program. >>> and new video of the navy yard gunman. plus possible reason why aaron alis

he broke mohammed ali's jaw. he won the tightle from ali then lost the title to ali.1978, norton went 15 epic rounds in one of the greatest fights in history before losing to larry holmes. ken norton was 70 years old. >>> vernon davis and his brothers will be on opposite side of the fields when they play the colts on channel 5. >>> i would always try to run away but he would be the one that run and catch me. >> when was the last time you tackled him when you were kids. i never tackled him before ever, ever. he was always older, much bigger than i was. so this is my first opportunity. >> and what's it going to be like? >> i'm excited. [ laughter ] >> the colts will have a new weapon sunday in san francisco indianapolis acquired runningback trent richardson in exchange for a first round pick. richardson was number 3 overall in 2012 ran for 950 yards last season. we'll see how much he plays against the 49ers. >>> elizabeth, i want to -- i made a deal with the kiwis tonight. and they have allowed you and i only you and i to sail back to new zealand in this boat. allen, yo

mohammed ali was the heavyweight champion of the world.a tiny spacecraft named voyager 1 had just launched for the stars. more like plan eds. its initial mission came at exploring jupiter and saturn but then voyager just kept going and going, past jupiter, past saturn. then uranus, then neptune, then until news just now, 36 years after elvis had left the building, voyager one has left the solar system and reached interstellar space, further than any man has ever gone, further than any manmade object has ever climbed. not bad for a radioactive powered craft transmitting information back to earth using a 23 watt signal and get this, an 8 track digital tape recorder playing back data, every six months. still chugging. still beeping. even if no human is listening. but i wonder who might be. because on board voyager one is a very special disc, what they called at the time the golden record, and i mean a real record with a cartridge and needle the whole works. loaded with everything your average alien might want to know about earth. greetings in

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your name is your name to quote mohammed ali.hnny manzel ma >> welcome to aljazeera, i'm michelle. here are the stories we're following for you. countdown to a shutdown, with fewer than five days remaining, congress debates the budget. and john kerry gets set for high-level talks with iran. >>> interpol, the alert for the british woman known as white widow. >>> the clock is ticking. congress has just 4 and a half days to agree on a bill to avoid

mohammed ali had the best combinations and best footwork. e list goes on. >> i don't want to get hit and ended up park insons and -- >> you know, i feel bad for ali, legendary champion, paved me the way for me to be where i'm at today. i'm grateful for that. sugar ray leonard, robinson, i take my hat off. the only thing i want to do is continue to dominate in the sport. >> is there a place you're dying to fight? if you look at legendary fighter -- >> you're going to say new york. >> and he fought in manila and added to his legacy, is there a place you dream of fighting in a certain location that's not las veg vegas? >> no. no. not at all. i love las vegas. m gm grand is home for me, las vegas is home for me. they embrace me with open arms. and my relationship goes back 17 years with mgm grand. >> i know you're never going to fight professionally in new york, but -- >> i wanted to. >> but before seriously though, before the segment, talking a lot of smack, floyd is not that big. i can take him. my defenses -- show him -- you know what i mean?

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another target, the man right there, mohammed ali who converted to islam and refused to be drifted as a conshe enshis -- conscientious objector. >>> let's go to sal. >> this crash has blocked goff street which is one of the ways to get over -- or get down to the market street. a lot of people use goff street to head to market street. you can use van ness as an alternate. it should be a pretty good alternate. our newschopper2 is on the way and should be there in just a few moments here. if you know san francisco, he's probably maybe two minutes away from this crash. we will bring it to you as soon as he is there. i want to talk about another tragic accident. we'll come back to chopper, by the way, when the chopper gets there. this crash in atherton on middlefield near glenwood has middlefield road closed elk grove. a male pedestrian was hit and killed according to authorities. police are actually responding to this and are doing the investigation. this is close to menlo atherton high school. and it's gonna be tough for you to get there if you are dropping someone off or if you are driv

. >> two months later, the pakistanis turned mohammed over to american forces. faruq ali ahmed had also traveled abroad, to teach quran. >> what reasons did the pakistanis give for detaining you? >> faruq spent eight years at guantanamo. like mohamed, he denies having been involved in attacks on us targets or terrorism of any kind. >> though they labeled him an enemy combatant and said he was associated with al qaeda, the united states never charged him with anything, either. >> what sort of mistreatment did you experience while you were in guantanamo? >> but as bad as the physical torture was, they say it was nothing compared to the torment of being wrongly imprisoned. >> they were captured by the pakistanis, they were captured by members of the northern alliance, they were captured maybe by what we call "taliban" today. >> colonel lawrence wilkerson was secretary of state colin powell's chief of staff from 2002 to 2005. >> and they were turned over on bounty basis, usually, to the united states, and whisked back to guantanamo as if they were the hardcore al qaeda operat

louisville, as he observed people hustling and bustling on fourth and walnut, which is now fourth and mohamed ali, so there is a certain serendipity of that, that we had a monk at a street now known for a muslim boxer, he said as he looked over at all the people, "the sunshine's on all of our faces, illuminating the beauty of the human spirit, and in fact, we are all connected." it is obvious we are all connected. we share the same earth. we share the same air. from a governmental standpoint, we are all the same family. we pay taxes into the same body. as i tell people, whether you like it or not, we are all connected, and we have to figure out how to get along and celebrate each other. in louisville, we intentionally every day celebrate our differences through many actions. one might be our renowned festival of faith where we bring people together from around the world to discuss all of our different faith traditions that all share the same principles. we recognize we have many eight ,- many faith traditions but in fact, we have a common heart and we celebrate that. through our week of service j

my advice to outer wall is kind of mohamed ali. run from being red box but you can't hide from weaker earnings. >> when we come back, the head start you need as we count down to the opening bell. futures hanging in there, mildly positive after that 118 gain yesterday. a lot more "squawk on the street" from the nyse straight ahead. >> tomorrow the fed's next move. is this the day the taper begins? the fed speaks, the market reacts. then the chairman reacts and steve liesman is there. the timing, the actions, the reactions. everything has to synch up. my expenses are no different. receiptmatch on the business gold rewards card synchronizes your business expenses. just shoot your business card receipts and they're automatically matched up with the charges on your online statement. i'm john kaplan, and i'm a member of a synchronized world. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's liv

>> reporter: we spoke with a member of the inner circle vice president and minister of culture mohammed aliajafi. >> translator: if one doesn't respond, naturally this will reach a dead end. >> they said it was cordial in tone and both leaders decided to resolve peacefully and expeditiously. although they did speak through an interpreter. rouhani said "have a nice day "account in english and obama said in farsi. >> jim sciutto, thank you very much. >>> on twitter, yes, on twitter, he said he had a, quote, super busy week. he certainly did, speaking at the united nations general assembly. that history-making phone call with president obama. a lot of people are wondering how do iranians feel about all of this, cnn's reza is there right now. is there a concern after 34 years that this kind of diplomacy is happening too far? >> reporter: christi, we haven't picked up any concern or worry, in fact, it's the opposite. from the iranians that we talked to, they get the impression, they can't have this happen fast enough. they're elated and thrilled that these two presidents have made contact by pho

>> that mohammed ali patented goa. the greatest of all time. i'm sure that we will get a story that says that things are fabulous. we don't know what we're talking about. you guys are crazy. i think we do know what we're talking about and we aren't crazy and it was not a good number. >> that means we don't have a lot of inflation. going to get the ten-year not going above 3%, to your point. >> housing back. >> we need to be in this recovery. we don't have to worry as much, perhaps. rick santelli this morning saying why is the market going up though when economic growth is not looking good? >> because people want the bonds to behave. and there were too many people going to 3 1/4. at 3 1/4 mortgage rates go to 5.5 and every single one of these housing guys that come on and tell us things are great. we know things are not great. >> i'm sorry, not taper forever. >> what do you eat for snefr. >> no taper. >> what, i'm trying to pick stocks here. >> i was going to say. is there -- >> suddenly ideology of a right wing crazy? you're a right wing guy no

. >> i always loved your mohammed ali and the voice almost came to you accidentally. >> it did.hitting it so it became ali. >> i wanted to beat joe frazier. i wanted to be the greatest of all time. that's really how it happened. >> the lightbulb went on. >> i talk about so many great characters on tv and in the movies. i think the scene that will forever be associated with you is when harry met sally. tell me how the scene when she fakes an orgasm. was it on the page that way or was there a lot of improv in the shooting? >> it started in the rehearsal where she said women fake orgasms and he was shocked and i said well they haven't faked one with me which became a line. >> right. >> so we were on the lower east side about the shoot the scene and we talked about it and in that rehearsal meg said i should i fake one. like in a public place. >> like a restaurant with a lot of people. >> a huge one. >> yeah and then there should be an older woman that says waiter i'll have what she is having. >> is that really how it happened? >> that's exactly how it happened. rob is a great direct

hometown of louisville, as he observed bustling oning and fourth and walnut, which is now fourth and mohamed ali, so there is a certain serendipity of that over atd as he looked all the people, "the sunshine's on all of our faces, illuminating the beauty of the human spirit, and in fact, we are all connected." it is obvious we are all connected. we share the same earth. we share the same air. from a governmental standpoint, we are all the same family. we pay taxes into the same body. as i tell people, whether you like it or not, we are all connected, and we have to figure andhow to get along celebrate each other. in louisville, we intentionally every day celebrate our differences through many actions. renowned be our festival of faith where we bring people together from around the world to discuss all of our different eight traditions at all share the same principles. we recognize we have many eight traditions, but in fact, we have a common heart and we celebrate that. week of service just this past april, over 115,000 with friendseered and strangers, helping each compassion.pirit of louisville

ali. he called me up and said friday night, show up. i came and everybody from sports, the individual football player with geno marquetti and all the individuals. mohamedrge forman. i'm sitting three chairs away from him and he's saying what is joel gray doing? >> i never had been on anything. one of his closest and dearest friends. i came up and went right into kosel and it worked out great. that was a big thing for me. >> unbelievable. from there? >> i rt staed doing clubs and opening rock concerts. >> that's not true. >> seriously, you got black sabbath and you are opening up. >> there was a funny story for blood, sweat, and tears. >> they don't actually do that in the 70s. in front of the bands and everybody was on. >> it was a different time. comics were not involved. they were on a steady diet and there were just a few. >> what was the moment where you sort of had to stop and pinch yourself and say i need to call my mom. >> maybe right before i came on. i'm glad you didn't do that. >> it was when you were on a hit sitcom? >> so many moments were good. one of the best moments is hosting oscars one night. i hosted the grammys three times before. >>