. >> 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

a family spokesperson said mohammed ali was battling parkinson his death came as a shot. i became ill monday night and the family expected him to bounce back. but as the days came on in arizona, it was clear he didn't have much longer. the representative said he died from septic shock that caused organ failure. mohammed's daughter wrote this status on facebook. saying our hearts are literally hurting and so happy daddy is free now. all of us who were around him and hugging and kissing him and chanting the islamic prayer. his organs failed and his heart just kept beating. no one saw anything like it. it was a true testament of his spirit and will. and boxing was only half of mohammed ali's life. the other half was spreading peace and inclusion. geraldo. >> this tweet from president obama. he shock up the world and the world is better for it. rest in peace, champ. madonna. this man, this hero, this you han. he shook up the word. god bless him. halle berry. he was one of the strongest and sweetest men. he elevated the sports boxing. >> and daughter miriam. i know him as the g

i mean mohammed ali changed the way that people challenged authority. [applause] >> ali's life was full of achievement and giving scombak acknowledged in 2005 when he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by president bush. despite battling parkinson over 30 years he was dedicateed to humanitarian work. he was laid to rest in kentucky. we have fox team coverage at this hour and mike has more on the life and legacy and start with johnathon hunt live in los angeles. >> reporter: patty nan, he was a ledge sxend mourned across the globe. as strong in the long fight against parkinson syndrome as he was in the many fights in the ring and succumbing last night a day after admitted in a fixing hospital. the grief and loss most keenly felt by his family and the spokesman sfoek the outpouring of love. >> they believe that mohammed was a side of the world and he was. and they know that the world grievous with them and they received tens of thousands of well wishes and support. >> reporter: ali's fights will not be forgotten with liston and thrilla in manila

when he saw mohammed ali he started say brother mohammed, and and he started going to a man ali looked at him and i mean looked at in his eyes and said you should not have said that about the honorable elisha mohammed and he turns around and walks away. and my angelo was with him and she said that malcolm said i've lost a lot, maybe too much. it broke in. it almost broken. >> we all know what is happened after that, ultimately with the malcolm x. but in the case of mohammed ali he stayed in the nation of islam for another decade or so. >> yes, 1975 until after mohammed elisha died into a more orthodox islamic direction. >> and he becomes more orthodox liberal. >> a couple of things about the book, first the type that they call "blood brothers". several people said they were like brothers. and that a certain part of it. one person even said there like "blood brothers" but beyond that we are dealing with blood as a motif throughout the book. boxing boxing is a sport of blood, politics, this is a violent time for america. we were trying to get that sense of america. yet how you maintain a

a family spokesperson said mohammed ali was battling parkinson his death came as a shot. i became ill monday night and the family expected him to bounce back. but as the days came on in arizona, it was clear he didn't have much longer. the representative said he died from septic shock that caused organ failure. mohammed's daughter wrote this status on facebook. saying our hearts are literally hurting and so happy daddy is free now. all of us who were around him and hugging and kissing him and chanting the islamic prayer. his organs failed and his heart just kept beating. no one saw anything like it. it was a true testament of his spirit and will. and boxing was only half of mohammed ali's life. the other half was spreading peace and inclusion. geraldo. >> this tweet from president obama. he shock up the world and the world is better for it. rest in peace, champ. madonna. this man, this hero, this you han. he shook up the word. god bless him. halle berry. he was one of the strongest and sweetest men. he elevated the sports boxing. >> and daughter miriam. i know him as the g

wait until you see mohammed ali. >> the world celebrating the life and legacy of the greatest mohammed ali. i am patty ann brown in for julie band p band. ali died in a phoenix hospital surrounded by family days after being admitted with respiratory problems. he was 74 years old. and he called himself the greatest of all time. he was a ledge sxend moves that dazzled fans and bewildered opponents and outside of the ring a man larger than life, political and controversial. he will be remembered as a man of the world who spoke his mind and wasn't afraid to take a chance. and went out of his way to be a kind, benevolent individual, that really changed the world. i mean mohammed ali changed the way that people challenged authority. [applause] >> ali's life was full of achievement and giving scombak acknowledged in 2005 when he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by president bush. despite battling parkinson over 30 years he was dedicateed to humanitarian work. he was laid to rest in kentucky. we have fox team coverage at this hour and mike has more on the life and legacy and start

so many things about mohammed ali today would make us uncomfortable. e first being his muslim faith , something where we as a country are so comfortable demonizing and so we cannot both love ali and honor him and say we should ban muslims from america. it is not possible. we can have both of those realities coexist. so if we honor ali today, we have to at the same time recognize the contribution of islam and muslims to the united states. honorcern is not that we him as an icon, i think we should and he is -- he was the sportsman of the century by sports illustrated. he is an icon. but with that, we have to take the whole ali. we cannot pick and choose and resides -- revise them to what makes us comparable. amy: we're going to go to break and come back to this discussion. very quickly, dalia, you are one of the speakers including the imam at the islamic funeral jenazah. can you explain what that is, how that is different from what will happen today? mohammed ali left strict instructions that he wanted for his funeral. first and foremost, for it to be ope

in 964 he coverted to islam and changed his name from cassius clay. >> mohammad ali. >> to mohammed ali. he took on the government refusing to serve in the armed forces. from vietnam, to civil rights, ali leaves a lasting impact on american culture. his last and perhaps biggest battle against parkinson's, degenerative disorder robbing the sports man of his physical power but not of his mental strength. the celebration of his life will close with a star studded memorial service, the mayor of the louisville said ali belongs to the world but he only has one hometown n los angeles, melissa, channel six, "action news". >>> thanks, melissa. >>> mohammed ali had deep connections to the delaware valley. his tenacity and grit inspired generations of local boxers, ali even lived in our area for a period of time. "action news" reporter trish hartman is live in fairmount park with much more, trish. >> reporter: hi, walter. ali called the delaware valley home for a few years as he was making his return to boxing after his title was strip. we spoke to plenty of people with poignant memories of the bo

has been outpouring of admiration and grief throughout the day over death of the boxing great mohammed ali. ali died late last night at a hospital near phoenix. his family says cause of death was septic shock. it came after decade of ali's greatest fight his battle against parkinson's disease w more on ali's life and legacy, here's abc reporter melissa. >> reporter: walter, mohammed ali's death sparked outpouring of love and appreciation for a love for a man who impact sports but society as a whole. as his family mourns the world prepares to say good bye to their champion. >> ali, seemingly commanding. >> reporter: in the toughest bought of his life, mohammed ali went out a champion. his daughter tweeted dad did not go easily. ali a's heartbeating 30 minutes after his other organs fail. we all tried to stay strong and whispered in his ear, you can go now we will be okay. tough guy who leaves so many tender memories. >>> unaudible. >> the world will miss that level of kindness. >> reporter: from sports superstars for whom ali laid the trail. >> as a kiddy gravitated toward him because he wa

se le da el adiÓs a mohamed alÍ.a 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 jua

that is one of the many famous quotes, left behind by mohammed ali. 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

people around the bay area paying tribute to the late mohammed ali. will have paul simon's tribute to the champ. coming up. >>> looking at overcast conditions continuing at the golden gate bridge and for the weekend the drone racing in san francisco. you can check out the best drone pilots competing and happening at the innovation hangar at the palace of fine arts running from 11 to four and free to attend. >>> back on kron4 news. this is from the embarcadero camera. overcast skies in san francisco and other parts of the bay area. and here to tell us when it will burn off and give us more sunshine. rebecca strom. >> the sunshine will come out eventually. you may not be able to tell right now. cloudy conditions. low visibility of 40 minutes. if you are going to be heading out anytime soon, this is what it looks like. this is what the bay bridge approach looks like from oakland and going to san francisco. lots of gray on the screen. but this is set to open up to sunny skies later in the morning. and even little charlotte is popping up to take a visit of

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

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

enrique: que descanse mohamed alÍ.rden del dÍa. revelaron centenares de vÍdeos, tiroteos situaciones en que el uso 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 chic

reportaje incluyendo la reaccion de los aficionados.-- los detalles en solo a las once ♪ ♪ marÍa elena: mohamed alíe 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. antes de la ceremonia pÚblica el cuerpo del campeÓn fue llevado en una procesiÓn fÚnebre por las calles de la ciudad. miles salieron para dar pasar la caravana de 17 vehÍculos desde la funeraria hasta el cementerio local. esta mujer trajo a su familia para que sus hijos aprendan la historia de mohamed alÍ. >> pienso en alguien que defendiÓ los derechos de las personas. alguien que cuando lo miras siempre se sienta como un amor. luis: mohamed alÍ siempre fue diferente dentro y fuera del ring. nunca se olvida. >> cuando se pasaba el boxeo en televisiÓn nos juntÁbamos todos. luis: mohamed alÍ es hoy como un hÉroe nacional. ♪ ♪ jorge: nos despedimos con la historia de un ca

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

. >> 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

the eulogies delivered by the widow of mohammed ali as well as his children. notable speakers, billy crystal, the speaker and actor. you're going to have will smith who played ali in the movie ali. and it is going to be a remarkable day here, as we mentioned, the heat not going to set people back, more people are continuing to pour in here, they're expecting to watch this very moving tribute that's going to take place in a couple of hour from now, craig? >> amon, thank you. mohammad ali, heavyweight champion of the world, the only five-time heavyweight champion of the world, evander hollyfield joins us now. you mentioned that it was ali, he had retired long before your reign began, but he inspired you to get into boxing? >> at the age of 8, i was told that i could be like mohammad ali, and because of black history week, i knew ali from that and i had to ask my mom. >> clearly she gave you permission and the rest is history. >> and here we are, 20 years later. >> let's talk about the champ, the greatest of all time here, what was it about mohammad ali, in the bo

. >> 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

when thinking of the greatest, we'll always think mohammed ali. >> ali has rarely been seen in publice september when awarding an awards ceremony hosted by the university of louisville, honoring him as a hometown hero. his childhood home museum is open in louisville, honoring the champion. he was a best-selling author, writing several books. you know when i think about mohammed ali, i think of the story of him as a child, from louisville, kentucky as the story goes he was 12 years old when his bike was stolen. he was angry. and the story goes that a police officer came upon him. he happened to be a boxing coach. the officer told, he told the officer he was going to give that thief a whup. the officer said you better learn to box, and he did. he is one of the greatest boxing legends of all time. someone we'll be thinking about tonight. joining us now is juan williams, he did a number of interview was mohammed ali. juan, thanks for joining us tonight. >> sad night but a pleasure to talk about a guy i regarded as a hero for many. he may be the best-known person in the world, even now, i

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

he was known as the greatest of all time and now many around the world are mourning the loss of mohammed aliied last night after a 32 year battle with parkinson's disease. ali passed away in the scottsdale, arizona hospital at the age of 74, a legend, he was, many remembered what they called ali's greatest moment in africa when the champion use a rope a dope strategy to income out george foreman in the eighth round. he made a mark inside and outside the ring. he was also known as a champion humanitarian donating millions of dollars to charity. he was very pop about his islam faith that sparked his conversion from the name cassius clay to mohammed ali. throughout his lifetime he received honor after honor and including the liberty medal in 2012 at the national constitution center here in philadelphia a as many can attest, ali certainly didn't shy away from the spotlight. >> i'm the greatest. i'm a poet. i'm a movie star. i'm an actor. i'm a fighter. mess of all i'm pretty. >> his intention in life has always been to give back and to give to others and make sure that this world is a better pla

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

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 - -

saying mohammed ali made a lasting impact on him. >> ali will be here forever because of the person ande was. and anyone who knows me knows he was the most influential person in my life. i have gotten to know him over the years. and i told him when i saw him he is the most important figure in my life ever, other than my grandmother. >> i am sure that a lot of athletes from charles' generation feels the same way. >> thank you. >>> there is this monkey in india that has sticky fingers. not for bananas, but for cash. the monkey hanging by the door of the jewelry store of the owner comes and tosses him a piece of fruit. and moments later he opens it and goes inside and grabs a wad of money and still on the run. >>> and "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." and "action news" continues at 4:30 with tamala edwards, matt o'donnell, meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers with traffic. and for the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner, good night. "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, senator bernie sanders, from "bloodline", kyle chandler, chefs frank castronovo & frank falcinelli,

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

mohammed ali, making sure his fans can hear his final message. ali will be buried in town. his attorney says his grave site will be modest in keeping with muslim tradition. >>> sarah, thank you so much. tennis star has been suspended for two years for testing positive for meldonium, and she was not aware it was banned at the start of 2016. it is typically used for heart conditions, it is believed to have side effects of increasing in do you remember rans a endurance. she last played in the australian open. she tested positive that same day and admitted to taking the drug. the panel that handed down her suspension said she took it for the purpose of enhancing her performance. she was ranked number one in the world and won five grand slam titles. she was suspended in march, and she said she plans to appeal an unfair harsh punishment, saying she didn't intentionally violate the rules. her ban currently keeps her out of the rio olympics this summer. >>> right now in firefighters in arizona are fighting the tender foot fire, 600 acres, over 300 residents under a mandatory evacua

tune in tonight as we present a one hour special, mohammed ali, remembering a legend. and the bodies of four soldiers who were swept away in fort hood, texas, they have now been recovered. nine soldiers were killed. david has more about those soldiers who were lost. >> late today, we confirmed the name of one of the nine soldiers who was killed in a training mission that turned into a tragic accident, it happened on thursday. the father of the 20-year-old confirmed he was dead. gates joined the military 6.5 months ago. homecomings - - homecoming queen, dancers and the age of three, she wanted to serve her country for 20 years. ine training mission was happening. apparently their 2.5-ton vehicle was overcome by water. it was flash flooding, the military says. a first responder told a local newspaper, the "killeen daily herald," here in the area, that when he first arrived, they didn't spot anything in the creek but downstream they saw the military vehicle overturned in eight feet of water with the wheels sticking out. it took nearly 36 hours to find those nine bodies. a

>>reporter: jimmy smith is teaching his son about mohammed ali.smith had planned a stop at the center in louisville kentucky wall on a family trip from ohio to atlanta. >> while i went down the past couple of days, we knew he was going to pass away and it was tragic. >>'s death has been met with an outpouring of love and memories from fans around the world. his life and legacy will be honored with interfaith memorial services. 18,000 are expected to attend a program that louisville's freedom hall 15,000 will be allowed into a public service friday. >> he was larger than the muslim community and larger than the african-american community. and he helped plan has memorial and gave his approval before he died. bill clinton will be among those delivering the eulogy. smith says he won't be able to attend the services, he is glad he achieved his goal of visiting the mohammed ali center. he said it is appropriate for them to fill an arena one last time. >> for hemp to have public access to it. it's a style.>> a farewell for the -- worthy of the greatest.

continÚan las reacciones por la muerte del gran mohamed alÍ.ple campeÓn mundial muriÓ a los 74 aÑos en arizona. el pÁnico se apodera de miles de electores en veracruz, mÉxico, donde maÑana habrÁ elecciones locales. denuncian que a sus celulares estarÁ llegando amenazas de que no salgan a votar. se cerrÓ la segunda jornada de la copa amÉrica centenario. asÍ comenzamos. locutor: Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn edición fin de semana. ilia: hola que tal, les saluda ilia calderÓn en ausencia de arantxa y fÉlix. comenzamos con el mejor boxeador de todos los tiempos y un hombre que se destacÓ por la defensa de la justicia social. danay rivero nos trae un recuento de los honores que nos rinden al rededor del mundo. danay: su legado quedÓ para siempre los corazones de miles que lo recuerdan. en paÍses como india, honraron su memoria en un altar improvisado con flores. en vietnam, lloran la muerte del deportista, pero recuerdan con heroÍsmo al hombre que 1967 se negÓ a unirse al ejÉrcito. mohamed alÍ: mi intenciÓn en el boxeo es ganar una pelea de forma l

muere a los 74 aÑola leyenda del boxeo mundial mohamed ali.utoproclamado como el mÁs grande, fue trasladado a un hospital este jueves a phoenix. tenÍa 74 aÑos, había sido diagnosticado con parkinson y se retiro del boxeo en 1981 con 57 peleas ganadas, tres veces campeÓn mundial. pasamos a revisar la vida de esta leyenda del ring. no sÓlo fue campeón sino que fue un gran lÍder de los derechos civiles. >> el robo de su bicicleta lo convirtiÓ en boxeador. el joven denunciÓ el hecho a quien tambiÉn era policÍa. martin sugiriÓ que el muchacho empezarÁ a pelear. ascendiÓ rÁpidamente en las categorÍas juveniles y llegÓ a convertirse en el mÁs grande de todos los tiempos.. en 1960, obtuvo su primera gran victoria, una medalla de oro en las olimpiadas de roma. tres aÑos mÁs tarde habÍa logrado su rÉcord de 15 nocauts. se recuerda cuando al volver de los juegos olÍmpicos con la medalla en el bolsillo, el joven la arrojÓ al rÍo ohio porque le habÍan negado la entrada a 1 bar por ser de raza negra. al aparte su fama estaban tambiÉn su apego a la religiÓn

and the american people are proud to call mohammed ali one of our own. [applause] [applause] our country and our world have been improved by the men and women that we honor today and now i ask the military to read the citations. ali --mmed

john mccain posted on twitter ant mohammed ali was incredible man. tim kaine says he was an inspiration worldwide and his contribution to sports and athletes were invaluable. yarmuthtative john writes, i am just one of the many in louisville, whose heart aches for the loss of my friend. and, congressman keith ellison has this to say on twitter, mohammed ali was much more than enough it for me, he was an inspiration. he was the recipient of the insidential medal of freedom 2005. that event.rtion of say thet bush: when you greatest of all-time is in the room, everyone knows who you mean. to make.laim as mohammed ali once said, it is not bragging, if you can back it up. [laughter] up. man backed it erom the day when th gold medal at the 1968 olympic games, we all knew there was something special about this young fighter from louisville, kentucky. in his record including 37 knockouts hardly begins to tell the story. future, fans of students of boxing will study the films and some were even try to copy his style. defy imitation. the shuffle, the jobs, the