there s nothing wrong with growing old. embrace it. now from musical camaraderie to barbershop fellowship. rick baldwin first talked race relations with rapper killer mike five years ago. it was just after the riots in ferguson, missouri. they pick up now where they left off, a short time ago, at a place where no topic is off limits. the barbershop and the black barbershop in particular has always been a social center for and country club of sorts. so this is an hour a week that the average guy can come and just be spoiled. you can have intellectual dialogue with people you agree and disagree with. you can do it in a safe place. and you can see the rest of brooke s story at cnn.com/champions. but up next bill weir takes us to a place known as the island where people forget to die. his champion for change uses old world habits to help americans live longer, happier lives.
this weekend at the box office. ticket sales put him at the top of the heap with a whopping $125 million. the next closest was this is the end at more than $20 million. the top five were rounded out by now you see me and fast and furious 6 and the purge. i should point out that warner brothers, which made man of steel and cnn are both owned by timewarner. the superman story is a classic of pop culture. this particular version is markedly different from ones before. here is citizen s rick baldwin. reporter: superman has long been at home on the small screen. lois and:00 clark in the 90s. smallville. and this weekend, a different story. this weekend, after decades of missed steps, warner brothers is taking another shot at establishing a superman
battling flames for almost a week now. we ll ask them how they decide which homes they can save. we begin this hour with a story of international intrigue. a super bowl nfl ring belonging to robert kraft is currently stashed way in the kremlin. how did it get there? craft initially said the massive ring of almost five carats of diamonds was a gift to president putin in 2005. now, kraft is telling a much different story. elena cho is live with this story. explain how this came to be. you say it s international intrigue. really, a case of international he said-he said. the question being this, did russian president vladimir putin steal a super bowl ring from new england patriots owner, robert kraft. kraft is now saying, yes. the patriots owner was an an event in new york city and accepting the carnegie hall of excellence. during that acceptance speech he brought up the story that first surfaced in 2005. that is when kraft met with putin in st. petersburg according to the n
0 abandoned in the canadian arctic, only to be found by american sailors and returned to queen victoria. the desk was a token of good will and friendship, as the plaque on it attests. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. hello, everyone. i m fredericka whitfield. welcome to the cnn newsroom. a look at the top stories for this hour. how did russian vladimir putin end up with an nfl super bowl ring? the new england patriots owner, robe robert kraft, says putin took it. putin claims it was a gift. we get all to the bottom of the controversy with a live report. cut in half. firefighters have been battling flames for almost a week now. we ll ask them how they decide which homes they can save. we begin this hour with a story of international intrigue. a super bowl nfl ring belonging to robert kraft is currently stashed way in the kremlin. how did it get there? craft initially said the massive ring of almost five carats of diamonds was
darkness isn t in any way disbursing that crowd. what is the objective here? [ no audio ] reporter: outside of cairo. hosni mubarak and his interior minister did get life sentences but cleared the corruption charges and the interior of ministry got off scot-free, that s krucrux of this and why people are so angry. remember, more than 800 egyptians were killed by government sources during this proet te protest and everybody responsible is getting away without any charges whatsoever. so that s really what is fueling these protests in cairo. fredricka? and so, ben, while we saw this very similar scene in terms of thousands of people in tahrir square last spring, at that point people were looking for democracy, looking for free and fair elections. now we ve seen, they ve had a democratic process in the elections which are about to go into a runoff. that coinciding now with this sentence or a lack thereof, based on what the majority seems to interpret in that court ruling, h