Friends remember final days of "The Greatest"
Muhammad Ali died as he lived, surrounded by people who loved him, according to those who knew him best
Muhammad Ali
In Ali's hometown, fighter was a legend for more than boxing
Few places were mourning the death of Muhammad Ali more than Louisville, the legendary boxer's hometown
All across the globe, Snapchat users are posting their tributes to Muhammad Ali on a Snapchat live button named "Ali: The Greatest."
All across the globe, Snapchat users are posting their tributes to Muhammad Ali on a Snapchat live button named "Ali: The Greatest." The live button shows an outpouring of support from a variety of users like rappers Kanye West and Big Sean paying their respects onstage and Muslims praying in a mosque in honor of Ali.
Family spokesman reveals Ali's cause of death, funeral details
Spokesman also announces details for boxing legend's funeral, including who will give eulogies
In a 2012 Facebook post, Muhammad Ali shared how he'd like to be remembered. CBSN's Reena Ninan shares the details of the late boxing legend's hopes for his legacy.
In a 2012 Facebook post, Muhammad Ali shared how he'd like to be remembered. CBSN's Reena Ninan shares the details of the late boxing legend's hopes for his legacy.
Tributes continue on social media as Muhammad Ali is remembered on Twitter by celebrities, politicians and fellow athletes.
Tributes continue on social media as Muhammad Ali is remembered on Twitter by celebrities, politicians and fellow athletes.
Larry Holmes was one of the few people to beat Muhammad Ali
Larry Holmes was one of the few people to beat Muhammad Ali. He remembers his time fighting the late boxing legend with CBSN's Reena Ninan.
Muhammad Ali spoke about being a Muslim American during a 1976 interview on "Face the Nation"
Muhammad Ali spoke about being a Muslim American during a 1976 interview on "Face the Nation." He also comments on the state of the presidential race between Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford.
Muhammad Ali is the only person whose Hollywood Walk of Fame star is hanging on a wall
Muhammad Ali is the only person whose Hollywood Walk of Fame star is hanging on a wall. He said that because his name is that of Islam's Prophet Muhammad it is sacred and no one can step on his name.
Ali's hometown of Louisville mourns its favorite son
"Muhammad Ali belongs to the world, but he only has one hometown," mayor says after boxing legend dies
Muhammad Ali reflects on life, legacy in 1976 Face the Nation interview
The heavyweight boxing champion, who passed away Friday, appeared on "Face the Nation" in 1976
Heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali tells "Face the Nation" during a 1976 appearance what he'd like to do after he retires from fighting
Heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali tells "Face the Nation" during a 1976 appearance what he'd like to do after he retires from fighting.
Heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali discusses other paths his life might have taken during a "Face the Nation" appearance on May 2, 1976
Heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali discusses other paths his life might have taken during a "Face the Nation" appearance on May 2, 1976.
Obama: "Muhammad Ali shook up the world"
"And the world is better for it," the president said. "We are all better for it"
CBS News' "48 Hours" to present "Muhammad Ali: Remembering A Legend"
Live, hour-long special celebrating the life and legacy of the boxing champion to air tonight at 9 p.m. ET/PT
1996: 60 Minutes profiles Muhammad Ali
"He called himself 'The Greatest,' and few argued," is how Ed Bradley began this 1996 profile of Muhammad Ali, who has died at age 74
Tributes are pouring in for boxing legend Muhammad Ali, who died Friday night at an Arizona hospital
Tributes are pouring in for boxing legend Muhammad Ali, who died Friday night at an Arizona hospital. He is credited for serving as an inspiration in race relations and religious tolerance. Carter Evans has more.
Jerika Duncan reports on the tributes pouring in for the late Muhammad Ali who, said Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, "leveraged his fame as a platform to promote peace, justice, and humanitarian efforts around the world"
Jerika Duncan reports on the tributes pouring in for the late Muhammad Ali who, said Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, "leveraged his fame as a platform to promote peace, justice, and humanitarian efforts around the world."
Longtime boxing television producer David Dinkins Jr. worked on several Muhammad Ali fights
Longtime boxing television producer David Dinkins Jr. worked on several Muhammad Ali fights. He joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to offer his memories of the boxing legend.
Muhammad Ali, three-time world heavyweight boxing champion and arguably the world's most famous athlete, died Friday night at a Phoenix area hospital at age 74
Muhammad Ali, three-time world heavyweight boxing champion and arguably the world's most famous athlete, died Friday night at a Phoenix area hospital at age 74. Ali delivered on his promise to shock the world, with his smooth mastery of the sweet science and his swagger outside the ring. Carter Evans reports.
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali has died in a Phoenix hospital at the age of 74
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali has died in a Phoenix hospital at the age of 74. The legendary fighter, thought by many to be the greatest heavyweight champion of all time, had battled multiple illnesses since being diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease. Scott Pelley has a look back at his life.
World mourns Muhammad Ali, "The Greatest of All Time"
Boxing legend and humanitarian touched people across the globe for his strength and perseverance -- in and out of the ring
Muhammad Ali, boxing legend and cultural icon, dies
Brash fighter's style was as unorthodox as his tongue was sharp; biggest battle was arguably with Parkinson's disease
Boxing legend Muhammad Ali hospitalized, spokesman says
People familiar with his condition tell AP the 74-year-old boxing champ may be experiencing more serious problems than previous hospital stays
Throwback: Muhammad Ali talks Islam, presidential politics in 1976
Long before criticizing Donald Trump's plan to halt Muslim immigration, the boxer discussed politics and his Islamic faith in 1976 on "Face the Nation"
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Hip-hop star reportedly shot dead in parking garage in Sweden
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Mangione could face the death penalty
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government shutdown deadline threat
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Mangione could face the death penalty
Luigi Mangione is now detained in New York after his extradition from Pennsylvania. This comes as more details emerge about the federal charges he is now facing in connection to the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. CBS News' Lilia Luciano reports.