adam collecting paul newman's race cars. agnitude of paul's racing career and it was a story no one really knew. >> he mentioned in that set uphe start racing at 47 years old. how did he get interested in it? >> in that story mario andretti tells a story of taking a hot lap which is when you go around the lap with a race car driver in the passenger seat. i've done it. it scares the hell out of you. mario an degreedy took paul newman on a hot lap and then he was very much interested in racing. then there was the movie "winning." he went to school with bob bon der rant and went racing. >> this was surprising to me. this wasn't something he did on weekends. he was a serious race car driver. he won the second at la mall. >> it's unbelievable to win la mall. >>> there's something else the relationship of him and willie t. ribs we had never heard this name but he had such a profound impact on not only his career but the sport of racing through willie. >> yeah. willie t. ribs was the first black racer to drive. he was coming up the

. ♪ in 1988, our dear friend paul newman had a vision. place where kids with serious illnesses could just.be kids. [bruce] so he founded a camp. and the joy of playing, laughing, and simply belonging had a profound effect [julia] freeing the children to reach beyond their illnesses and discover new strength. [bruce] from that one camp the seriousfun children's network has grown, serving 30,000 kids globally every year. at no cost to their families. [bruce] please help us continue paul's vision. visit seriousfunnetwork.org. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in the days of old, when knights were bold and tv hadn't yet been invented, lords and ladies would spend the day watching jousts and swordplay and considered themselves contented. if you've ever wanted a taste of what of it must have been like to live during the middle ages, carina can show us faster than you can say "king arthur." >> it has all the trappings of a royal tournament in 11th-century spain. knights on horseback proudly displaying their colors, as they prepare to compete in tests of sk

♪ in 1988, our dear friend paul newman had a vision. place where kids with serious illnesses could just.be kids. [bruce] so he founded a camp. and the joy of playing, laughing, and simply belonging had a profound effect [julia] freeing the children to reach beyond their illnesses and discover new strength. [bruce] from that one camp the seriousfun children's network has grown, serving 30,000 kids globally every year. at no cost to their families. [bruce] please help us continue paul's vision. visit seriousfunnetwork.org. >> if you're healthy, you probably take fitness for granted. running and jumping and dancing -- no problem. but as rachel reports, kids recovering from cancer need help getting back in action. >> every 39 minutes, an american kid is diagnosed with cancer. the good news is that survival rates are higher than ever. >> ready? set? go! >> but when kids get through treatment, they face a new challenge -- getting back in shape. >> while the kids have the heart and have the mind to get back into physical activity, their bodies

>> in other words old newman, paul newman, absence of malice. is if you defame, defame a public figure you have to show a higher standard that you did it knowingly disregarding the truth. so but the point is i think it is officially a good case. melissa: i know that the fraternity chapter that was portrayed in this, that was temporarily shut down and then went back was also considering suing. >> yes. melissa: would they have a better or worse case? >> they would have a better case on the merits but apparently a more difficult case from what i read in terms of the fraternity being some type of a government entity, part of the university. that type of thing. melissa: yeah. >> the other are point more importantly, i think they have might have gone forward, you might find this interesting, the individual males were not that specifically identified in the article. melissa: right. >> that is what made it so much harder. melissa: bottom line for people out there, the university as a whole, so many people were defamed in a way that wasn't fair. >> absol

. >>> also, he loves racing more than acting details on a new documentary about paul newman's love affaired. >>> putting a colossal twist on a classic coaster come aboard latest and greatest amusement park ride, opening up today. >>> all that plus your eye opener, dish and music in our saturday session from okay, go on cbs this morning the saturday there that all sound great but we have got the high tech toilets, so you just remember that, anthony and vanita. >> we were listening. >> we were totally listening. i was glued to that report, hey, whatever works. >> thanks, guys. happy memorial day weekend by the way. >>> plenty of people will be spending their weekend outside in the sun but many won't be protecting themselves presently. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on a effort to raise awareness about sun and skin cancer. >> reporter: on boardwalk in ocean city or on the beach summer season at the shore will mean plenty of sun and the american cancer society has, this reminder. >> it is flip flop flap and drop. >> so, flip on a t-shirt, flop on your sun screen, slap on, a wide bri

this thing we can hoist our interests on our kids i like paul newman cars i expose them all the stuffrt where you say, parents need to stop arguing with their kids like they're talking to a colleague. >> yeah. >> so many parents today feel they need to engage in negotiation. you say that's sad. >> yeah, i hear my wife getting into it with my daughter especially, where, she's saying we want to go to american girl store. and going, we can't, we're too busy today. well, i'll google one and find one closer to the house. well it's got to be within seven nautical miles. i just say look stop the answer is no. they will drive youp1 into the ground like you're buying jewelry or something. i meant that -- it's not a slur to my friends out there. i say that this about my son and daughter. you have a son and daughter. >> i do. >> so raising my daughter is like raising three kids. and raising my son is like raising one old cat. do you find that to be the same? >> definitely -- >> no no. i have to think about it. i love both of my children. >> there's three. >> i love all three of my children. i ju

paul. the second when he came in 1998 called for cuba to open up the world and the world to open up to cuba. now, it looks like this is coming full circle marin. >> lucia newman there live in the cuban capital, havana. we have more to come here on al jazeera including pressure from greece's international creditors is leaving pensioners out-of-pocket, plus: an indigenous language in venzuela back from the brink of extinction. in support, find out if golf's world number 1 can stay in contention at one of the sport's richest tournaments. ♪ >>> hello again. you are with al jazeera. i am rafin dennis. these are our top stories. the saudi led government was unharmed in the attack in the capital sanaa. now, for the first time, he is announced his alliance with the houthi rebels. macedonia's interior minister says one of the most dangerous so-called terrorist groups in the balkans is being neutralized. eight police officers and 14 fighters were killed during gun battles in kumonovo, a town where many ethnic albanians live. south africa's main opposition party has elected its first black leader. he suck seized helen villa in what's seen as an attempt to shaking off th