muhammad. he's a very good listener. told him about my life, my relationship with my mother, my father. in that moment there's only you and him. there's nothing else. they all accepted me as if i was their blood relative. >> according to malvo, he becomes a brother to muhammad's children and muhammad, the father he never had. >> and this gentleman, mr. muhammad, from all indications that i've had, he was a good father. he was a -- he was good to the children. they said he was like a pied piper, the children would all follow him, they just loved him. that's where the bonding started. >> after a year on the island, muhammad takes his children and lee malvo back to the states in search of a job. their first stop is florida, where malvo's mother is living. >> when he came here, the bonding was cemented. so lee didn't want to go back to his mother. muhammad was resistant to the mother taking control of lee, but she was determined that she was going to be having her son. and so muhammad was forced to return to washington with

also named muhammad as its guest editor. they say the aim was to celebrate the success of islamists and denied it was trying to be provocative. our correspondent in paris says some people say they saw the attack taking place. >> witnesses are saying the petro bomb was hurled through the window, and it seems to have set some of the equipment in the satirical magazine's office on fire and the editor has been appearing on french news channels saying that he very much doubts whether they'll be able to publish next week. it's a weekly satirical magazine called charlie hebdo. he says most of their equipment has been destroyed. now, the magazine's website has also been hacked into, and messages in glirk and turkish attacking the magazine's policy of naming muhammad as its guest editor and its criticism of muslim, of islamist parties has been left on its website too. so, yes, it does seem like a fairly thorough job was done. it seems the attack took place about 1:00 in the morning local time. police were called to the scene fairly q

muhammad ali offering this simple praise for smokin' joe in death. a great champion. i will always remember joe with respect and admiration." ali is not alone. not by a boxing longshot.

frazier was the first man to beat muhammad ali. he would go on to lose two more fights to ali, including the epic thrilla in manilla. >>> for boxing fans, the name joe frazier and muhammad allyli will forever be remembered. tonight derek is hoping smoking joe has found a measure of peace. >>. >> anita, when i heard the sad, sad news, it took me back it a conversation i had with smoking joe back in the 1990s when i managed to corner him in the green room at my old radio job. i'm a huge fan, but have i to ask you about the confrontation with a muhammad ali not in the bring but in the abc studios. howard kosel was interviewing both men. i'm tired of you calling me ignorant, he says. ali jumps to his feet, grab him and they wres around on the floor for a -- wrestle around on the floor for a few minutes. was that real or some kind of prefight height. oh, no. he was deadly serious. in fact, he even talked of god having shut ali's mouth. well now it's well known. frazier long carried a grudge for the taunts. but in recent years i heard he

he staired down muhammad ali at madison square garden new york.gh 15 bruising rounds, he staggered ali and was awarded a unanimous decision. three years later, ali got his revenge by winning a 12-round unanimous decision which set the stage for the thriller in manila in 1975. frazier battled through 14 rounds before his corner stopped the fight handing victory to ali who would say years later that frazier was the toughest opponent ever faced. in typical boxing fashion, he retired in 1976 only to make a short-lived comeback in the early 1980s before retiring for good. frazier left boxing with 32 victories, four defeats and one draw. but he never truly walked away from the fight game. in his latter years, frazier owned a gym in philadelphia where he taught the finer points of the sport to a new generation of boxers eager to learn from one of the all-time greats. mark mckay, cnn. >>> smoking joe was the first fighter to beat muhammad ali. a very public rivalry, as you heard. each man helped dee tien the other. in a statement, ali said quote the world

he couldn't compete with muhammad ali as a statesman.er of them now in great physical condition. i think tragic figure, is how i probably think of joe frazier. >> and the video that's up, i had the honor of interviewing him back in 2009. that was april of 2009, and he even sparred with me. and i mean, the guy could hit. i was like, if he hits me, i'm out. i'm going to be on the floor and it's going to be on camera. but he was an affable guy, a great guy. and as you said, he has never gotten over the verbal jabs from muhammad ali, as you said. he never became the popular pitchman like george foreman. people even talk about how philly built a statue to honor the fictional rocky, but never built one to honor joe frazier. is he a tragic figure, though? >> yeah, he did not have such easy living after his boxing career. some of that is probably his own doing. he could have been a little quirk to forgive ali, ali didn't help matters. but boxing's the hurt matters. he did a lot of good in philadelphia, but was never able to parlay that into a na

was taken to court in 2007 by muslim groups after it they printed danish cartoons of the prophet muhammad. >> world leaders gather in france to tackle the global economic problems, in istanbul today it was the future of afghanistan at the top of the agenda. at the conference, the president pressed pakistan to help his country negotiate with the taliban. will the show of solidarity rally last? that asiand by program director for the international crisis group. i hope some good news came out of this conference today. >> we have had a lot of these over the years. they produce a lot of nice phrases about peace and cooperation, what they don't do is turn into real change on the ground. this is a matter of waiting to see if this really does lead to improvement. >> this comes at a critical time for afghanistan because it looks like nato forces will be at of the country in the next year or so and that leaves them at pakistan's mercy, doesn't it? >> it does. pakistan has not shown any signs of ending their support for the taliban. pakistan has a long way to go before it becomes a positive actor in

. >>> he beat muhammad ali. boxing legend this morning the life and career of joe frazier. >>> and we will find out if he is the father. teen heartthrob justin bieber says bring on the paternity test. we will go to new york for a check of this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites voting by ipad. voters in organizeron -- oregon are using ipads to allow thedisabled to vote privately. the most and tis paid video game of the year is on sale. thousands of stores stayed open late for the midnight release of modern warfare 3. the last edition set all sorts of records and another game on chart has the feel of the hollywood move imdan ackerman says the adrenaline level is so high you almost need to pause to take a breath. >> explosion and walls cave in, bad guys streaming in through every entrance of the cast. castle. things on -- castle. and things on fire and all packed into a couple hours of game play. >> reporter: the game is available for the play station 3. those are your tech bites and i am rob

in 1971, frazier became the first man to beat muhammad ali knocking the boxing great to the canvas in the fight of the century in new york's madison square garden. frazier fought ali twice more, losing both battles, including the famous thrilla in manila. ali called that fight the closest he ever came to death. in all, the two men traded punches for a total 41 rounds during their careers. >> everybody love it. love what went on in the three fights we had. >> reporter: outside the ring, ali taunted frazier mercilessly but following his death, ali released a statement saying the world has lost a great champion, i will always remember joe with respect and admiration. in later years, frazier had money troubles and ran a gym in his adopted hometown of philadelphia. last september, the former heavyweight champion returned to his home state of south carolina where he was honored with a lifetime achievement and service award. frazier was diagnosed with liver cancer only weeks ago. he died in philadelphia at the age of 67. susan mcginnis, cbs news. ÑÑÑ [ male announcer ] does your cable compan

he was the first fighter to win muhammad ali. to him twice. >>> they are not just man's best friends, they're also heros, the number of dogs that helped save lives in the pentagon on september 11th were honored to capitol hill today. the group included rosella that led his handler down 78 flights of stairs in world trade center. dogs who have battled in iraq also were singled out. >> we all know about the bravery and sacrifices of our great men and women in uniform. we're here to honor them and the dogs who served beside them. they take many of the same risks and put their lives on the line. >> there are more than 2,300 dogs that currently serve in the military. some duties include searching for wounded service members on the battle neil and sniffing out bombs. >>> -- battlefield and sniffing out bombs. back to shawn yancy and your fox 5 top five. >>> up first why the government may have to find a new approach to help you kick the habit. no. 5, the fda blocked new graphic warning labels to be put on tobacco products at least for

this is shabazz muhammad.onents all over the country are quickly learning that there's no such thing as slowing down "the boz." ((music montage)) muhammad might be the top shooting guard prospect to come along in a generation. he's a silky smooth left hander who's "scoring prowess" has been compared to kobe bryant. muhammad comes from a grounded, supportive family. his father - ron holmes - played for u-s-c in the eighties - and shabazz credits him for his "athletic genes." "probably my dad. he pushed me a lot and is a very intense guy. my mom was an all american in track so shes a competitor. so they always talk to me about playing hard and all that stuff." as you can imagine - muhammad's recruitment has become a "full blown" battle. school like kentucky - kansas - and u-c-l-a - are putting the "full court press" on muhammad. at the end of the day - he's just trying to "enjoy the process." "its kinda fun and overwhelming. i talk to the coaches as much as i can, get a good relationship with them so when im at

of course you cannot talk about him without mentioning muhammad ali, the first to beat muhammad ali when they met in 1971 at madison square garden but ale got him in the next two fights and sportswriters will tell you muhammad ali would not be the "greatest," if he did not beat frazier. [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where you don't back down from a challenge. this is the age of knowing how to make things happen. so, why would you let something like erectile dysfunction get in your way? isn't it time you talked to your dtor about viagra? 20 million men already have. with every age comes responsibility. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects may include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a suen decrease or loss in vision or hearing. this is the age of taki

fight fans will remember frazier as the first man to beat muhammad ali in 1971, but he also two laterith ali. >>> the nba has given the players association until wednesday to accept a new collective bargaining agreement. both sides met for about eight hours saturday, the first meeting in eight days after talks broke off last month. the latest proposal would give the players between 49% and 51% of revenues, but commissioner david stern said by wednesday, that percentage drops to 47%. the players association say they have tried, but the efforts don't seem to be recognized. >> you know, we obviously hear, number one, our fans, the people who drive this game. you know, it is our talents and abilities, but it is really the support of the fans who drive this business. and we have heard them loud and clear. that is why we continue the try to make moves to get this deal done. and that in a lot of ways are not in our best interest, but we have made the effort to do it. and it just doesn't seem to be good enough for this particular group. of team ownerers. >> the nba lockout has gone for 129 da

we know muhammad ali. he is a household name.reat men to fight and joe frazier was that man. there are three fights in the early '70s that were absolutely epic and this last one in manila in 1975 was incredible. joe frazier very, very nearly won that fight. his corner man threw in the towel but if he had held on a couple seconds more ali was about to have his gloves cut off because he couldn't go any further in that fight. i think it was something that frazier kind of resented in years afterward because he felt he had done enough. and if they'd waited just a couple more seconds he'd have won an incredible fight. >> the legend lives on and as you can see the film will always be there. don, thanks so much. >>> penn state head football coach joe paterno holds his weekly news conference at 12:20 eastern and after we hear from him we'll talk to a former nhl player who says when he was a teenager his coach repeatedly sexually assaulted him. we'll get his thoughts on former penn state coach jerry sandusky, coming up next hour. [ female

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after round 7, muhammad ali says that's as close to death i've ever gotten. that was in manila, 105 degrees, a packed house. >> you have a lot of knowledge about this. i'm learning a lot. >> this was a fascinating time. anybody that came up, i remember opening up "the daily news" and having the iron on shirts, either you were a frazier guy or an ali guy. as much as being a sports fan, you were an ali or frazier fan. >> you had to pick. it was like the beatles or elvis. you're absolutely right. he was a native of south carolina and his family released a statement yesterday that asked folks to let them grieve privately and said they would announce "our father's homecoming celebration as soon as possible." smokein joe frazier dead at the age of 67. >> talk more about this and have special guests throughout the show. >> in the meantime, let's move on to another talking point for your morning. there's a new campaign. did you know we need to spend about a billion dollars to get people to come to the united states for tourism? i thought people just normally maybe th

muhammad ali calling it that time, fraser the greatest.orge formen. was just by all account as great guy. fell upon finance hard times. spend the end of his life living inside the gym in philadelphia which he owned. probably the one thing that really escaped joe frazier, should have come his way, built a statue of sylvester stallone, joe frazier born and bread in philly, still without a trophy. joe frazier should have lived to see that trophy in philadelphia. after a slow start, here come the sharks. they are working tonight. looking to move into second place in the pacific division. patrick marleau, it was 1-1 when he beat quick in san jose went to work in the second. sharks on the power play. sharks win 4-2. sharks in second place behind dallas now in their division. giants got better today. they gave up sanchez to do it. traded to kansas city. up and down throughout his giants career. had the stuff but never the consistency and this melky cabrera, 18 home runs, 87 rbis with kansas city. if you are looking for a question mark, he is only

he was known for his three fights against muhammad ali. he won a gold medal in the 1964 olympics.er was 67 years old. >> out the door forecast with tom. >>> the sun's up, and it's chilly now. later today soaring to near 70 with bright sun. upper 60s again tomorrow. could get showers on thursday. much colder weather for friday. it will be chilly for the weekend, but the sun should be out. danella, how's traffic? >>> traveling new york avenue, still seeing the inbound lanes blocked as you make your way toords west virginia avenue. outbound lanes, your two left lanes are blocked there. joe and eun, back [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday morning ideas made easy. [ younger brother ] oh, do

i said muhammad ali. i said he wants to see you. he said okay.anager must have had this in a box or something like that because muhammad brings this box in and he takes out a boxing glove larger than bob dylan. it was gold and he presents it

gave muhammad ali the first lost of his career known as the fight of the century in 1971. forever linked with ali, they met two more times, including the highly publicized thrilla in manila. joe frazier was 67 years old. >>> football, a seesaw battle between eagles and bears. picking up in the second, cutler found forte in the flats but he was stripped of the ball and brian rolle scooped and scored. eagles tied the game 10-10. we move to the third. lesean mccoy took the handoff, made one move at the line and was gone. 33 yards to the house. mccoy has a touchdown in every game this season. eagles up 24-17. bears did not go away quietly. cutler lobbed perfect pass to bennett in the end zone. bears tookt lead for good and held on to win it 30-24. >>> hockey after a sluggish start bruins have caught fire, scored three goals in their first 12 shots against islanders. that was it for nabokov. in came montoya and didn't fare much better. horton led the way with a pair of goals. the champs have won three straight. they beat the islanders 6-2. >>> wild scene in russia where a coach

we ask muhammad al-aryan, one of the most important financial minds about whether the sueuro zone is about to come apart. why can't nurses and doctors come home from the middle east? it's a fascinating tale. >>> finally, back home, the former governor of michigan, jennifer granholm, tells us what her experience of cutting taxes and reducing spending taught her. all this coming up. >>> first, here's my take. last week the international atomic energy agency issued its most serious warning about iran's nuclear program. it argued that iran seems to have experimented with various technologies that suggested it was trying to build not just a nuclear program but a nuclear weapons program. this finding to be clear is at odds with the views of the former head of the iaea, muhammad al-baradei, as well as the report issued by the united states national intelligence council. it's difficult to be sure what to make of these intelligence judgments because they are judgment that try to determine the intentions of the iranian regime. one thing is clear -- iran is developing an increasingly robust nuc

sniper john allen muhammad who worked alongside lee boyd malvo. >> they have to convince the 16-year-old that what they were doing had some point or purpose. you can call it brainwashing, whatever you might but looking at the d.c. sniper case i interviewed lee boyd malvo and you could tell in the early days he worshipped the ground that mohamed walked on. >> reporter: rich beasley's attorney says her client is innocent. brogan rafferty's parents aren't buying his. his father told me his son may have gone along with it because beasley threatened him and his family. >> i think that he probably didn't realize what he was involved in until it was too late and over his head and that he was in fear for his life and the lives of people he loved. >> reporter: brogan's mother told me her son will have to pay for the decision to hang around with the wrong person. >> i have the pain in what my son is going through every day and he has to live with this the rest of his life. . >> reporter: does he think about that? >> i know he does. >> reporter: tonight brogan rafferty sits in a juvenile detention

[laughter] >> the likes of larry holmes and muhammad ali, it reminds you what it was. >> these guys are names. very sad in philadelphia yesterday. >> now the american congresswoman who was shot in the head in january has spoken in public for the first time about her ordeal. gabrielle gifford is still unable to speak in full sentences but told diane sawyer she hopes one day to return full-time to the house of representatives. >> from this to this. a recovery that almost defies belief. 10 months after she was shot in the head at point blank range, gabrielle giffords faces the cameras. she is a remarkable survivor. but this is the moment in congresswoman learned others had died in the shooting. >> died. >> sad. >> this was gabby giffords back in january. being sworn in as a third term congresswoman. and here she was in arizona a week later meeting constituents outside a super market. moments after this picture was taken, a gunman opened fire killing six people and wounding 14. a bullet passed right through the congresswoman's skull. traveling the entire length of the left-hand side of her

a rally was held in front of denmark's embassy after a danish newspaper published caricatures of muhammad. more than 20 people were injured in that incident. >>> in other news, eurozone finance ministers have bought themselves some breathing room. tell us about the latest move to deal with the european debt crisis. >> well, 17 years on to get more support for debt-strapped nations. they've agreed to strengthen the european bailout fund. at the meeting in brussels on tuesday, they agreed to be issued by cash-strapped nations. 20 to 30% of the principle will be covered if investors suffer losses. the other option involves setting up a special framework within the fund. part of the bailout fund will go into effect in december. but the funds chief executive regling avoided making any specific comments to boost the fund's capacity to 1 trillion euros. he cited changing market conditions. to go ahead with the loan of 80 billion euros to greece. that's after the new administration promised to implement austerity measures. >>> the international monetary fund has denied speculation that it may off

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but will be best remembered for his three-act battle against muhammad ali.ter a fight with liver cancer. he was 67 years old. >>> michael jackson's doctor is waking up in a jail cell, on suicide watch this morning. sentencing is november 29th. because of prison overcrowding, he's unlikely to face the maximum sentence of four years. >>> and bank of america debit card customers hit with overdraft fees in the last decade are in store for a partial refund. a judge has arrived a $410 million settlement. customers will receive refunds of about half the fees charged. >>> in medical news, baby fat may not be so healthy after all. a new study finds that babies who grow especially fast before age of 2, are at double the risk for obesity by the age of 5. >>> and look at this. a dramatic scene in florida. a man jumped into this river to rescue a 2-year-old who had fallen off the pier. but the man couldn't swim, holding the child against the current. someone tossed him an orange cooler to stay afloat. another man swims in. pulls them both to safety. they made it back to

a rally was held in front of denmark's embassy after a danish newspaper published caricatures of muhammad. more than 20 people were injured in that incident. >>> american airlines is heading for an overhaul. what's their plan moving forward? >> katherine, they filed for bankruptcy protection to keep creditors at bay. american airlines executives need time to turn the business around. american airlines and its parent firm amr said on tuesday that they had filed for chapter 11 protection at a new york court. total liabilities stand at $29.6 billion. amr said the carrier will continue regular operations while undergoing the restructuring process. the texas-based airline decided on rehabilitation through bankruptcy after talks with labor unions collapsed. american airlines was the only major u.s. carrier that had not filed for chapter 11 restructuring. the airline's business has deteriorated due to a decline in passengers since the september 11th attacks. other factors include soaring fuel costs and intensified competition with discount carriers. >>> u.s. consumer confidence bounced back as a

i said muhammad ali. i said he wants to see you. he said okay. so he brings him in, and his manager must have had this in a box or something like that because muhammad brings this box in and he takes out a boxing glove larger than bob dylan. it was gold and he presents it to bob. and then you know, they chatted and i posed the two of them together. and at one point in time, i was going to say should i get an apple box because bob is so much shorter than ali. >> and you can find my entire interview with ken regan on cnn.com. thanks for watching. thanks for watching. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> you know, this is a white and asian world here. it just is. >> people are minting money in silicon valley right now. i want a piece of it. >> hi. >> it's a capitalist endeavor. you know, we're all serious adults, entrepreneurs. >> i'm determined. >> i'm tired of playing games. >> i believe in my product, in my ideas. >> we're building is great companies every single one of us. >> i'm chasing success. >> so we want to stand out becaus

he was the first boxer to defeat muhammad ali. and muhammad ali is expected to attend the funeral today. >>> today could be a make or break day for the nba lockout. the nba players union is expected to meet and review the owners' latest offer. they warned the players, though, if they reject this offer, the next offer will be substantially worse for their side. if the two sides do come up with an agreement, in the next two weeks they hope to play a 72-game season starting on december 15th. >>> nationals catcher wilson ramos will be back on a baseball diamond just days after his rescue from kidnappers. the 24-year-old says he feared for his life when his captors took him at gunpoint last week. he was on the porch of his family's home in venezuela when it happened. after a two-day search, they found ramos in the mountains. he was freed after a shootout between police and the kidnappers. according to the "washington times," ramos will play for a venezuelan winter league team starting this wednesday. >>> our time is 11:39 now. and comi

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undefeated heavyweights joe frazier and muhammad ali geared up for their first match against each other, dubbed the fight of the century. >> i'm cool, man. yeah! i'm ready for this one. >> sreenivasan: the fight lived up to its billing. fraser caught ali with his powerful left hook and became the first man to beat the champion. the two men fought twice more. ali won both times, once in 1974 and again in october 1975 for the thriller in manila. that fight in the philippines was widely regarded as a boxing epic. it ended with a bloody and swollen fraser whose trainer kept him from returning for a 15th round. born to a south carolina sharecropper in 1944, fraser began training as a boxer after moving to philadelphia in his teens. he won a golden glove championship and a gold medal in the 1964 tokyo olympics. he turned pro in 1965 winning his first 11 fights with knockouts. still fraser's career would always be defined in relation to ali. the man was a fierce opponent outside the arena as well. ali was a black power advocate and often taunted fraser with slurs. but over the years the tensio