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. >> reporter: former borough manager paul brown pulled no punches causing the sledding of borough documents illegal. these bags were diss covered monday in a dumpster near a park. >> when you're under investigation you don't sled anything. >> reporter: after another contentious council meeting brown's opponents on council argued the supposed shredded documents are bogus. >> there's nobody did any shredding of borough documents or anything like that. absolutely not. >> there was no documents shredded today. >> reporter: brown lost her job earlier this month when a divide council voted to eliminate her position in what was being called a cost cutting move. but brown seize herself as a whistleblower who had been targeted delaware county district attorney's office is investigating the finances of the borough. colwyn is now more than $1 million in the red and two council members are refuseing to sign their names on any council checks. >> i was told to get off the signature cards for the borough of colwyn. >> who told that you? >> the district attorney's office and media. >> reporter: as of right

police officer paul brown is heading back to the station when someone in the crowd flags him down. >>en came over to me and said, officer, there is a gentleman under the car. so i looked under the car and there was mr. hill lying face down under the car. basically what i saw, i knew he was great pain. >> trapped beneath the car professor hill is in dire need of help. with little time to waste and no paramedics at the scene the crowd begins to lift the car off of him. >> we can lift the car up and the officer said you think you can lift it? i said we can try and i grabbed it like that and then i caught, yelled and told some of the guys to come over and give me a hand. >> a group of volunteers surrounds the car and summons all of their strength. >> so i said on the count of three you guys are going to lift and i'm going to pull. so on the count of three they lift. >> just lifted up and it felt easy because there were so many of us picking the car up. tilt the car just like that right now and we let him hold the car until the officer pulled him from underneath. i don't know where i get t

brown. paurand paul: justice needs to be blind. whether you are a policeman or another policeman, no one is above the law. the problem without commenting too much of the details is that you do not know all of it. that is why we have a judicial system with lawyers on both sides. from first appearances, it is pretty horrific what the vidoe eo shows. mark: this might have been a chance for him to regain his footing in his early campaign mode, but did he regain his footing or not? >> not. it was a little mystifying. it is his signature issue. it was after this really rocky start the day before. he is given this opportunity over and over again, and he doesn't even want to talk about it. he says things like "well, most of the cops to a great job, i believe in justice" -- of course he does. mark: the things i thought i would never say about rand p aul is platitudeness . he went to ferguson, missouri. he said there is a two system of justice in this country, equal but separate and here he is backpedaling away from the things that make them

. >> reporter: brown backed by councilman paul muser says vote was illegal because it came have after he adjourn the musing. brown handed over boxes of evidence last night to the advertise trick attorney's office as part of its ongoing investigation in the boro's financial problems and sloppy record keeping. >> they have not had an audit done here in three years. >> reporter: for his part lesher says vote to eliminate brown's decision was based on states advice to cut spending and he agrees the that the financial problems need to be examine. >> i think there is a whole lot of money that was going out the the door. >> reporter: this is video just in of paula brown leaving boro hall here. right now i'm told council will meet here on monday to try to sort this whole thing out. in the meantime the delaware county's district attorney office does confirm it is investigating the financial problems here, at colwyn. reporting live from delaware county, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> interesting stuff there todd thanks very much. >>> it has been pretty gray around here mess of th

. >> reporter: brown and councilman paul, said that vote was illegal because i the came after the the meeting was officially over. >> did you adjourn the the the meeting. >> yes, i did. >> reporter: brown said she handed over boxes of evidence last night to the district attorney's office as part of the ongoing investigation. she alleged that some current council members used boro atm card to withdraw taxpayer money for their own personal expenses. >> $203 king of prussia mall, all right. hotel.com $145. >> reporter: for his part he says vote to eliminate brown's position was based on the state's advice to cut spending and's grease that the financial problems need to be examine. >> i think, that is there a whole lot of money going out the the door. >> reporter: well, brown says that she has no plans on leaving here any time soon. in the meantime lesher says he has been working with the boro visitor to try to find in his word a reasonable solution. reporting live from colwyn delaware county, todd quinones for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> todd, thanks. >>> members of the northeast philade

ja'sent brown director of the center and isaac hammond paul thank you all. >> thank you for having us doing and sharing it with us. >> thank you. >> thank you for being with us this morning on "viewpoint." i'm pat lawson muse. stay with us, news4 today is next. if you run over somebody it's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags. >>> news4 today starts now. >> right now, news4 today, a toddler is hit and killed this morning learning new details the driver may have been a relative. >> you might see frost walking out the door this morning. starting off cold cold cold, when chuck says things are going to warm up? playing the waiting game. hillary clinton expected to announce she is running for president. what president obama is revealing about his support. >>> and right now, we're working to find out the condition of two people hurt in a wrong way crash on the beltway overnight. take a look live look at outer loop near the exit for landover road. i

after firing brown, the council voted in fred lesher as council president. paul muser who walked into the meeting as president last night said as far as he's concerned he still is the council president despite there being a forum at the meeting. he argues what happened illegal and calls this a coup. >> i've been in politics 42 years. i think i have the most longevity farce being in the borough and with political experience. so i have never seen anything like this in my entire life. so it's something that is going to have to be researched or investigated or there's going to have to be hard questions asked. >> reporter: this is not the first time we have seen fighting among colwyn council members. there's a history here from the past few months. the delaware county d.a.'s office has been approached several times on the discord and there's currently a grand jury hear hearing on colwyn. the new borough president said they got rid of a fraction causing trouble. we'll hear from him coming up at 5:00. matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." >>> 4:35 now. listen to this philadelphi

brown. breaking news overnight. andrew getty, the grandson of oil tie con j. paul getty was found dead in his home. he was just 47. at this point the coroner says it doesn't appear there was any criminal activity involved. he had been feeling i'm and was planning to see a doctor today. sources say there was trauma to his body. police say a woman in the home at the time is being questioned. >>> now to the crash in the alps. lufthansa airlines is under fire after admitting it knew about the co-pilot's mental history. this morning the airline's ceo visited the crash site to remember the 150 lives lost. afterwards he spoke to reporters. >> i would like to also give my word to the victims that we don't only help this week. we want to help as long as help is needed. that's also my promise. we're very very sorry that such a terrible accident could have happened in lufthansa where we put so much focus on safety. >> nbc's claudia la vagna is near the crash site for us. what is the latest? >> reporter: the ceos of germanwings and lufthansa said sorry to the families of the victims from the germanwings crash. a number of tim

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brown. >> no, no, no! >> reporter: that vote came after council president paul muser says he ajournddjourned the meeting. >> i'm council president because i -- we made a motion to adjourn and what they did was illegal. >> reporter: the person making the motions, brown and fred lasher who says he's the new council president. >> we got rid of a -- basically a faction on council that was causing a lot of trouble. >> did you get me a straw? >> reporter: brown says she plans to keep working. >> i am boxing up files for the district attorney right now. and then i'm going to pay some bills because the council did vote to pass the bills last night. >> reporter: it is still not clear if the vote to fire brown was legal or not. brown says she'll stay inside this borough hall doing business out of the window if she has to until the solicitor or the district attorney tells her she has to leave. reporting live for the investigators in colwyn harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >> you deserve a nap. you worked that story around the clock. see you this afternoon. >>> fire officials aren't saying much about a carbon monoxide lea

order to pay bills and former council president paul muser says the district attorney told him he can't be one of them. former borough president paula brown accused them of shredding documents. >> nobody did any shredding of any borough documents or anything like that. absolutely not. >> brown says she plans to take the bags of shredded papers to the district attorney's office sometime today. meanwhile, the council has asked the state to provide the borough with a temporary borough manager to help handle finances. >> the problem with progress. >> real issue in communities. >> i don't think that we saw this coming. >> this morning the bummer about philadelphia's construction boom and what city officials have to say about it. >>> wind will be picking up as the clouds move out and you'll see some sunshine, too. still tracking a few showers in the area and milder temperatures this morning. it's 58 at 5:36. ♪ ♪ wow something sounds sweet in here!!!! ♪ ♪ need a little honey in the bowl. yeah!!! badabopbopbopa!!! no? must be the honey!!! >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a rainy, stormy night. the storm

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arguing with ref paul devorsky saying thanks after the game the harrisburg resident reeyre firing from nfl. he's officiated nearly 1800 games. >> phillies finalize opening roster dom brown on the disabled list and jeff frankkore makes the team. jordan davrpingz was sent to aaa. projected starting lineup for the opener against the red sox. dubell her ar awill be starting field fielder and cole hamels will start the opener for the second time in three years. >> the purpose behind every day is to win as many ball games as you can and host a trophy at the end of the day and take a parade. it's something where we get to decide what we want to do thisary and it all starts monday. >>> shane victorino and boston red sox getting one last workout in citizens bank park today before tomorrow's opener since flyin' hawaiian was traded they have not made a spot. >>> sixers earn big apple tonight 7:30 against knicks one of the only two teams in fba with a worse record. nerlens noel plays despite getting knocked out of last night's game with a cut on right eyelid. >> coaching at brook haven junior high and sun valley high in 19 70s has wisconsin in national championship game. tomorrow,

arguing with ref paul devorsky saying thanks after the game the harrisburg resident reeyre firing from nfl. he's officiated nearly 1800 games. >> phillies finalize opening roster dom brown

brown is dismissed. yesterday council president spoke out. >> the gasoline thing is not a problem. the problem is politics, i know paul braun has done in the past, if the decision like that is made, she can leave like a grown adult. >> this late latest dover comes in time midst of on going investigation into the borough by the delaware county district attorney's office. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton is on the way to iowa this morning. shell visit the caucus state to hold her first campaign event. former senator marco rubio is expected to announce today he he that's running for the republican nomination. we'll have more in the next half-hour. >> turning to david murphy it really feels like spring out there. >> reporter: it's a little cool this morning, but it's going to be nice this afternoon. storm tracker 6 live showing a dry slate. we have clouds over the airport but we expect a fair amount of sunshine to break through as we go through the morning and in the afternoon. here's the cool start 45 degrees in philadelphia. 42 in wilmington. a couple of spots like allentown and millville in the upper 30s. w

paul. >>> let's go to novato now. christin ayers tells us about what happens after the rain. christin? >> reporter: yeah, governor brown's tough new water restrictions mean you won't be able to water your lawn for three days after this storm blows over. you can see behind me here in novato, yellow lawns. we saw it all over novato today. people are already cutting their water use. we found brown and yellow lawns all over novato. the result of strict new water regulations demanding that people cut water usage 25%. some people had eliminated their lawns altogether. drought resistant yards like this one are common place here. we found this man and his son playing on one of the few green lawns around. turns out, it is made of astro turf. one alternative that neighbors say is keeping their water usage low. >> it is a great way to go. it will definitely help and support and save the water we need here. think locally, act globally. >> reporter: there is a reason people here are already familiar with the restrictions. similar ones could come into place here. they are being considered by the water district. reporting live in novat

. >>> i want to bring in now the reverend heber brown iii, a reverend at the baptist church and paulk o'mara. welcome to all of you. pastor i would like to start -- thank you for being here, pastor. reverend i would like to start with you first. ray lewis is in town. how important is that? >> it's very important. what's going on right now in baltimore, things may be as i heard, calming down for some but in terms of those who live here things are still revving up. we have to continue to organize to challenge the systemic injustices and policies that are plaguing our people. >> reverend the commissioner is going to talk at the top of the hour. we expect him to talk about this police report. what should he say in your mind? >> well at this point, it's more than what can be said it's more what can be done. there were 17 pieces of legislation in the maryland state legislature earlier this year dealing with police accountability and police transparency and no major legislation came out of the maryland legislature dealing with this issue. it could have been averted on so many different leve

police killing of michael brown sparked nation-wide protest ferguson, missouri residents head to the polls to make the process heard. running for the white house, senator rand paul kicks off his campaign. >> i'm putting myself forward as a candidate for president of the united states >>> will the tea party favourite appeal to the rest of the g.o.p. kansas is the first state to ban a common abortion procedure. what it could mean for abortion rights across the country >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. a south carolina police officer is facing murder charges tonight after video surfaced showing him shooting on unarmed black man in the back as the man was trying to run away. if convicted, that officer could get the death penalty. we are joined with details. we heard from the family of the victim. >> that's right, and the scott family says they are thankful and relieved believing this video indicates 50-year-old walt are scott and hopes the officer that killed him receives the maximum penalty for the crime. >> we can't get my brother back my family is in deep mourning for that. but, through the process justice has been searched. >> repor

paul getty, with one of the richest oil heirs. and if america had royalty, to gettys would be it. they made numerous contributions to the arts and also to democrats like nancy pelosi and willy brown and gavin newsom. and andrew was a friend of gavin newsome. and when president obama comes to raise money, the mansion is a regular stop. >> i want to point out that the death is not foul play but ooet either accidental or natural. terry mcsweeney bay area news. >> thank you, terry. another strange twist in the vallejo kidnapping for ransom. the group claims that the kidnapping was a training mission to test methods on big biggerer methods and they ran the training out of muir island. >>> the a's are kicking off the season next monday night at the coliseum b but the kon troe arecontroversy of gay rights has kicked up. there is a show of unity already displayed by a player's girlfriend. jean elle has the story. >> reporter: it is said that homophobia here in the bay area is not unusual, and they say that allies will stand up gains against the heat, and tonight, they have a high profile ally. the oakland a's announced the first pride night in june and the reaction is mixed. john doolitt

paul mueser and another member left. but the remaining council members continued with their own meeting firing paula brown and then installingred lesher as the new president. >> in spite of the argument going on until tend of time if we didn't make changes. >> i think i have the most longevity as far as being in the borough and the political experience. i have never seen anything like this in my entire life. so it will have to be investigated and hard questions asked here. >> reporter: nbc 10 covered several meetings that ended in argument. now the d.a.'s office and state has been asked to step in. mayor michael blue says there's nothing he can do and the fighting makes him sick. >> it seems to me every time we are on the right track somebody steps in and shadows back down. >> reporter: moments ago our own harry hairston spoke to paula brown, the borough manager who some council members say is fired. she says she is not. you have seen that office right there as she stays in her office all night. here's what she had to say. >> will the doors be open for business today? >> reporter: the borough residents can do business here a

brown, thank you so much. for more on what these flight data recorder findings mean i want to bring in paul ginsberg a forensic audio expert. first i want to show our viewers what exactly we are talking about here. this is a flight data recorder similar to the one that investigators are testing right now. of course the one pulled from the crash site was in much worse condition than this. sir, if you could, walk us through the type of information that investigators can get from a device like this. >> that's right. this flight data recorder complements the cockpit voice recorder and tells us all about the settings of the controls the input that the pilot and co-pilot have access to in the cockpit with all of their controls and also it tells us about how the plane is flying the attitude the speed, the direction, the altitude and all of the alarms all of the inputs from every piece of equipment on that plane from brakes to alerts to the engines themselves. in other words, it really tells you everything you need to know about what's going on in that airplane and that coupled with the cockpit voice recorder gives us

paul. david: now, have you suggested or are you going to suggest to some people of importance in the democratic party that perhaps jerry brownz warren get together and run against her in the primary. >> suggesting it now for the first time. i hope some enlightened billionaires will run in the primary even if they don't want to take it all away, to broaden the agenda to give american people more choice, more commitment, more engagement, more voter turnout and there are a lot of those guys around. do you know the minute they announce, the press goes bonkers because they're millionaire, billionaires. david: have you spoken to jerry brownie time recently? or are you going to call him up and suggest this. >> no, i haven't spoken to him recently but i have spoken to people he has spoken to. he will not run in iowa and new hampshire. but if hillary fault is or crashes, he is available. and you know he is pretty popular in california. and he is pretty experienced. david: you think he would stand up against crony capitalism? >> i think he will in some degree. in other ways he reassures people. he has some magic with california voters

paul meuser said he adjourned the meeting. but four council members say the meeting wasn't properly stopped and continued on to both remove the president and fire brown'm council president because we made a motion to adjourn and what they did was illegal. >> reporter: the person making the motions, brown and meuser's former ally fred lesher who says he's the new council president. >> we actually got rid of a faction on council causing a lot of problems. >> reporter: jesse brundage supports brown and brought her foot. she says if the court orders her out, she's not letting those four council members who voted against her in. those members reached by phone had no comment. for the investigators in colwyn harry hairston "nbc10 news." >> paula brown has been the focus of attention in the past. in 2000 when she was the mayor of darby borough, brown parked her car on csx train tracks to protest malfunctioning crossing gates. in 2004 council members tried to move her out of the mayor's office inside the police department. she locked herself in. again, nbc10 live in colwyn as we monitor the situation there. you can count on nbc10 to bring you new developments

paul on a four-day tour of new hampshire, south carolina, and iowa. >>> more bad news, this time in ferguson, missouri. the city that made headlines after the shooting death of black teenager michael browny a white police officer. now the city council, once predominantly white, will be 50% black. >> of this the see it's first election since last august's tragic shooting. wesley bell and ella jones will hold seats on the council. jones becomes the first black woman to win that position. ferguson is 70% black but was governed by a board in which five of sick members along with the mayor were white. >>> a federal judge in florida has tossed out bombshell allegations britain's prince andrew had sex with minors. prominent american lawyer alan dershowitz was also named in the federal court filing as one of the people who used the help of billionaire jeffrey epstein to have sex with teenage girls. both men had issued vehement denials. the judge ordered tuesday that the allegations be removed from the court record. >>> alan dershowitz joins us from new york to talk about this. alan, you had firmly denied these charge and suffered, you know, dodge your reputation as a result of this being so wid

paul solman, reporting for the pbs newshour amidst the nuts of california. >> ifill: finally tonight: an unusual place, a grand space and a showcase for contemporary art. jeffrey brown visits the new whitney museum in new york. >> brown: like all buildings, it begins as a construction site. >> everything needs to be ready, so there will be a moment when... >> brown: and when we visited the new whitney museum recently, work was still going on all around. architect elisabetta trezzani managed the project with world- renowned museum builder renzo piano. on a large outdoor terrace, she showed us how she and her colleagues thought of their mission here. >> to create places that are connected with the neighborhood and all the city. >> brown: so the city is the canvas in a way. >> yes exactly. >> brown: and what a neighborhood this is, or was. trezzani told me of her first time here. >> when we came there was only meat packing on this street, there was working 24 hours. and there was blood on the street. >> brown: there was blood on the streets? >> yes. >> brown: this is new york's meatpacking district, long a busy and messy and once- dangerous area where few residents or

brown let me know hillary clinton is going to raise $2.5 billion. that's a lot of chipotle. >> there are mr. speakers on tap today including senator rand paul bobby jindal and mike huk abee who says he'll announce his plans next month. meanwhile hillary clinton will announce on monday. >> christen, thank you. >> turning to the latest fall in and out after reserve sheriff's department accidentally shot and killed a man. there is plenty of reaction this afternoon after the public apology yesterday here on today. we have an update. >> reporter: this morning pressure is mounting against the tulsa county sheriff's offices. protesters calling for an independent investigation. >> look around us. people are here and they want answers. >> reporter: this after robert bates apologized to the family of the man he shot and killed. >> i rate this as number one on my list of things in my life that i regret. >> the family says we appreciate his apology. unfortunately, it will not bring air strike eric back. we seek the truth. >> he was acting as backup as a body camera captured sheriff's departments chasing harris a suspect in a sting operation. in an inte

brown is the ceo of ridge holtz wealth management. pete and jon najarian, the co-founders of options monster. michael block chief strategist at rhino trading partners. paul richards head of fx and credit distribution at ubs. and dan greenhouse is btig's chief strategist. our game plan of the day looks like this. all bark no bite? do activist investors really get the big returns, do you think? some scathing criticism today from one person who says the numbers tell a different story. triad's nelson peltz begs to differ and joins us exclusively to respond. microsoft at 40. as the company marks the milestone are its best days ahead or is the software giant going gray a little too soon? we begin with stocks pushing higher, at least trying to ahead of the jobs report. made even more so by the fact the fed's getting closer to raising interest rates we think. and earnings season is just around the corner we know. sets up a good debate over which is more important to investors right now as the next catalyst for stocks. josh, what do you think? >> i think that's probably the issue that most people are most pessimistic about, is this is a down quarter for earnings.

paul, let me ask you to further explain this in a way that is permanent to this. obviously in ferguson, missouri, we saw officer darren wilson did not face charges for his altercation with michael brown. he shot and killed a fleeing suspect. here in south carolina we see an officer facing charges immediately now that the video has been released. explain to me the difference in these cases from a legal perspective. >> i think it's a great question because ferguson has become emblematic of a police use of excessive force, particularly against african-americans and people of color. but when you look at the facts of ferguson, radically different than the facts here. originally people thought that the cop in ferguson had shot michael brown in the back. he was fleeing at the time and he wasn't endangering the officer. even a department of justice investigation that was done confirmed that that wasn't true. in fact, he was shot -- michael brown was shot as he was approaching the officer. the officer said he felt threatened, and that there had been a struggle for his gun. now let's look in south carolina. what we know now, and we don't know everything, but we know from that videotape that we

brown is the ceo of ridge holtz wealth management. pete and jon najarian, the co-founders of options monster. michael block chief strategist at rhino trading partners. paulad of fx and credit distribution at ubs. and dan greenhouse is btig's chief strategist. our game plan of the day looks like this. all bark no bite? do activist investors really get the big returns, do you think? some scathing criticism today from one person who says the numbers tell a

brown's death. some believe racially motivated although the officer involved was not charged. but adjust tis department report did send racial bias in the city police department and courtesies tell. >> senator rand paul will meet with new hampshire voters today, one day after announcing he is running for president. paul will visit other early primary states, over the next few days, including south carolina eyes owe with a and nevada. paul just the second republican candidate after senator ted cruz to announce he is the in the 2016 race. >> day two for deliberations in the boston marathon bombing case yesterday. you know, our attorney, ken rotweiler thought they would come back with the verdicts but didn't happen. yesterday jurors spent more than seven hours weighing evidence, they're considering 30 charges against this guy. the defense admits, he planted one of the two bombs that went off at the marathon finish line up in boston, but says, his older brother was the mastermind behind the plan. that their defense. >> and, jurors also up in massachusetts, will also consider deliberations this morning, in the murder trial of former new england patriots player, aaron hernandez, there he is, during closing

paul told them -- >> we need to talk to business owners. we need to talk to the workers. we need to talk to rich, poor, white, black, brown.ng. >> he pulled no pulllies. >> i'm starting to worry when hillary clinton travelers there's two planes. one for her and her entourage and one for her baggage. >> attempting to set himself apart from the crowded gop field. the u.s. should nevada have intervened. >> they'll criticize the president but they would have just dope the thing this far over. >> former presidential told the crowd i want the republican party acting like a political party. >> used his speech criticized the president obama's administration nuclear who is fit for commander in chief. must be prepared to repudiate any deal that undermines american national security. >> crews called the plan a historic mistake. m andy rose. >> the giant looking to end an 8-game losing streak. they got their reinings. a lot of bring on the field. two of riping were actually delivered from the sky as the giant tweeted throughout photo. world series ring delivered by sky divers. now turning to the game. the giants bats finally waking up

brown. we need to get out there and go to places we haven't been going. >> so senator paul has been one of the most vocal voices in the party for trying to expand beyond the traditional republican base he's talked about engaging black voters. gone to speak at historically black colleges. it was interesting to hear him bring that up here in new hampshire. one more thing he talked about was the need to bring the fight to isis. he was asked about that and the importance of taking the fight to them. it's a bit of a response to something he's been accused of in the past being isolationist. he says no it's very important to defend the united states of america, including against enemies like the self-declared islamic state. who else is on deck to speak? >> there's a slew of people who are up to speak. carlie fiorina, the former hewlett-packard ceo and governors like bobby jindal. governor of louisiana, governor scott walker of wisconsin. senator ted cruz lindsay graham a long list of people that will be speaking over the course of the day. conservative values conservative principles and criticizing t

brown from wesh reporting. >>> all right. well it is now on the pace to be the biggest money-making film of the year. the seventh installment of the "fast & furious" series starring the late pault's get to work. >> hey, are you freakin' out? >> no. >> yes, you are. >> should somebody just walk me through what we're supposed to be doing? >> jesse, you didn't think it could get any better huh? >> here we go. >> on the edge of your seat there with tyrese vin diesel. the list goes on. paul walker of course and lewd ludacris and brian stillter. what is it brian, about this movie. we know posthumously paying homage to wall pock paul walker. but there is something else. >> yeah there is others that is making this film a success. and who knew this was going to be a hit. but as the numbers are coming in this weekend, it's actually outpacing all of their projections. so as the hours go on it's doing even better than expected. look at this chart of all the top movies in april ever. this is opening weekends for big april movies. you see "clash of the titans" in 2010 "fast & furious" and "captain america" up until today the biggest april opening weekend ever. that made about $95 million. w