Muhammad Ali's Body Back in Louisville

The body of legendary U.S. world boxing champion Muhammad Ali arrived back in his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, on Sunday. Ali died late Friday at the age of 74 of complications from Parkinson's disease. A motorcade to the funeral home was led by a hearse that had met the chartered plane carrying Ali's body back from Arizona, where he passed away. Louisville will honor him with a procession through the city Friday followed by a public funeral at a sports arena. Former U.S....

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