and then a game changer for chick flicks. good morning. good morning, alex. do you think warner brothers would do that? curious about that? i don t think so. i think the hangover will be the biggest movie of the summer, but you never know. anyway, let s talk about the pirates of the caribbean, the fourth installment that opened on friday. not this popular, right? $91.5 million is nothing to sneeze at at opening weekend. they wanted $114 million, which is what the third one brought. this franchise brought in $2.6 billion worldwide. i will not say it s a failure.
the closest that we get to the sun during the entire year at 91.5 million miles. we re closest to the sun, the northern hemisphere at least is still pretty chilly. we felt it this morning as well. that s for sure. can t get out of those 30s. thank you, rob. see you in a bit. four new york sanitation supervisors could be in a lot of trouble. they were supposed to be out plowing the snow, not on the way to getting plowed. new york is investigating reports that four supervisors were drinking beer in an agency car monday night instead of cleaning up snow. the allegation is the latest criticism of the city s handling of last week s massive snowstorm. city council members say workers told him supervisors ordered a slow down in retaliation for the city s latest cost cutting moves. well, it s 2011 and that means along other things a new era for accountability online. we re going to talk about a new law that s bad news for cyber