natasha brown. ali died in an arizona hospital surrounded by his family, the clam was an artist between the ropes bringing speed and grace never before seen among heavy weight boxer boxers. no other fighter can touch his incredible legacy but it was actions outside of the sport that would truly come to define his life. tonight we re remembering an american original and we begin with cbs correspondent kenneth craig. a steady stream of fans left cards and flowers outside the muhammad ali center in louisville, kentucky. a spokesperson for muhammad ali s family says he died friday night in phoenix after suffering from respiratory problems. the icon had battled parkinson s disease for decades. jimmy isaac fought back tears as he remembered the boxing legend who meant so much to so many. with all the violence and all the killings and everything muhammad ali doesn t want all that. he wants us all to love each other. reporter: ali s death also served as a history lesson for thi
in philadelphia, this is cbs3 eyewitness news. i can drown a drink of water and kill a dead tree. wait until you see muhammad ali. and saw him we d muhammad ali the greatest boxer whoever lived captivated the world with his amazing skill, larger than life personality and unyielding commitment to civil rights and tonight we re remembering the legend who passed away at the age of 74. good evening everyone, i m natasha brown. thanks for joining us. ali died in an arizona hospital surrounded by his family. the champ was an artist between the ropes bringing speed and grace never before seen among heavy weight boxers but it was his actions outside of the sport that will truly come to define his life and tonight we re remembering an american original. diane vault called muhammad ali louisville can end ken s the greatest. he was for all people. reporter: she told us she ll never forget what an honor it was to meet him not once but twice. he just was the sweetest man i e
problems. he battled parkinson s disease for decades. jimmy isaac fought back tears as he remembered the boxing 11 gent. with all the violence, killings, muhammad ali doesn t want all that. reporter: this memorial built in his honor newspaper a celebration of his life that impacted fans far beyond this city. born cassius clay ali changed his name converted to islam and then refused to serve in the vietnam war. it was a decision that saw him exiled. he started as one of the most despised and hated men in the country and our children need to know the real story. everybody was not on ali s side. reporter: basketball great kareem abdul-jabbar who faced criticism for his conversion to islam counted ali as a men to. i may be seven-two but i never felt taller than when standing in his shadow. i m the greatest. i m a poet. i m a movie star. i m a actor. i m a fighter and most of all, i m pretty. reporter: ali wasn t known for his humility. long before he became a three-ti
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