my wife's uncle died from thyroid cancer. >> marshall islands versus ind india. >> now it's international court in the hague has to decide if they have to answer to the islanders. they brought a case against the three nuclear powers which recognized the icc that's the u.k. india and pakistan on the argument that they breached a legal duty to disarm. similar logic is being used against six other nations the u.s. russia, and china. essentially what the marsha marshalese are asking what have they been currently doing and for decades, is that good faith implementation of their disarmment. in this country, the united kingdom there are plans for decades to come. there is really very little if any willingness of these states to participate in multi lateral disarmment negotiations? is that good faith? >> when they've done to lobby the u.s. congress about their illnesses they can't get anybody to listen to them. in this david against goliath case do the nuclear powers believe they really have a case to answer. in india, for one, it seems apparently not. >> if you're going to establish in what indi

a foot rise in marshall islands. by 2090, 16 inches to two feet. >> reporter: for residents of one remote area, life has already become unsustainable. >> it is one mile by one and a half mile wide long island. a tiny lump in the ocean. a tiny island in the ocean. >> reporter: this lady lifs here but worries about her 90 year old grandmother who remains here. sea water flooded the only runway in february cutting it off from the outside world making evacuation impossible. >> in 30 minutes it came up to their knees and within the hour it was up to the waste. by next year, when those waves come in, what's going to happen to the people some in what's going to happen to our grandmother? who is going to carry her up and out when the waves come? >> reporter: what's it look for people like your grandmother and your cousins living there know possessing that the waves will come and when they do, they can come to your waste and who knows how much higher? where do you go? >> exactly. where do you go? that's my question. where do

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almost every marshall islander can do this. my wife's mother died from thyroid cancer. >> now it's the international criminal court in the hague has to decide if the nuclear powers has a case to answer. they brought a case against the three nuclear powers. that's the u.k., india and pakistan. they breached a duty to disarm. >> similar logic is used against others. >> essentially they are asking what they are currently doing and have been doing for decades, is that in good faith, the fact that in the u.k. there are plans to renew triedens for decades to come, that there's little willingness of the states that participate in multinational disarmer. me ment, is it good faith. >> reporter: the islanders say when they lobby congress, they can't get anyone to listen to them >>> in this david versus goliath case, do they believe there's a case to answer. >> it would be difficult to establish that what india and pakistan are doing. they can say what they did. it's a test. they heard that. >> they will find what india and pakistan is do

. >>> the marshall islands are launching an unprecedented legal case. they say their lives were rurned by dozens of nuclear tests. they say that states with nuclear weapons have failed legal obligations to disarm. lawrence lee reports. >> reporter: people pay a lot of money to go to holiday on places like this. the world's nuclear powers used this islands to test their capacity for nuclear destruction. >> the united states government wants to turn this great destructive power into something for the benefit of man kind. >> reporter: for one the u.s. went to these islands to try to persuade the locals that their nuclear tests would be for the greater good. in the 12 years to 1958 there were 68 nuclear tests along the islands. the islanders say generations past and present have suffered the effects. >> you don't even have to go down the list, and almost every marshall islander can do this. my wife's mother died of cancer of the uterus. her uncle died of thyroid cancer. >> reporter: and now it seems the international criminal court will decide whether they

what india and pakistan is doing now is going to hurt them. >> reporter: nowadays the marshal islands have other things to worry about, rising sea levels and climate change are threatening their entire existence. winning their case in the hague is hard enough, lawrence lee, al jazeera. >> try imagining a world without e-mail if you can. whether you using it for work or to keep in touch with friends and family, whether you're just swamped by spam and marketing messages. no matter what your position, e-mail is probably a pretty big part of your leave. now world is saying good-bye to the man credited with actually inventing it. ray tomlinson was his name, he was 74. caroline malone has more. >> reporter: ray tomlinson inis vented the first messaging program in 1971. he also worked on e-mail standards and to avoid confusion chose the at symbol to separate the user name from the host name. it became a while before the situation became popular but now over 200 bill messages are being sent every day. he was indeducte inducted into e technology hall of fame. >> did i know what i was doing? ye

. >> a tiny marshall islands in micro nearby have a shah are taking on the world's powers. the islanders say their lives were ruined by dozens of nuclear tests. laurence lee reports. >> people pay a lot of money to go on holiday to places like this, but in decades gone by the world's nuclear powers use these beautiful atolls to test their capacity for global destruction. >> the united states government now wants to turn this great destructive power for something of a benefit for mankind. >> for one, the u.s. went to the island to persuade the locals that the tests would be for the global good. for nine years it was 67 nuclear tests. along the chain of islands. the marshallese islanders from past and present suffer the effects. >> i can go down the list of my wife's family. you don't have to go very far. and almost every marshall islander can do this. my wife' mother died from cancer. my wife's uncle died from thyroid cancer. >> and now it seems that national criminal court in the hague has to decide whether the nuclea international powers have to answer. on the argument that

this year's only total solar eclipse, darkened skies across marshall islands. viewing in micronesia. clips not visible in the u.s. but we are in for quite a treat next year. the first total solar u.s. eclipse will be visible coast- to-coast on august 21, 2017. >>> ivan has a look at our forecast. >> can't wait for that eclipse. it's been quite some time. in fact the last one we had one -- by the way don't stare right up at the sun, not supposed to do that. that will be a treat across north america. mid and upper 60s now. east southeast wind keeping us mild if you're stepping outside probably won't need a jacket with higher humidity and temperature in the 60s. area of high pressure still in charge across the southeast. it's been bringing the relentless rain across portions of the deep south. in fact some areas already picked up over 10 inches. we got more rain for them. more sunshine and great weather for us as this high just doesn't let anything move towards the east. eventually of course this will take a while for to it happen. i don't think the rain arrives until sunday and by the

. >> biggest duke fan in rhode island right here. >> marshall plumlee not only had a great game but made a passionate promise at half time. >> he just told us that he got it and he was going to be himself. unc fans and those who wanted to see duke go down. >> we always had a great crowd that travels with us. it was awesome. >> unc wilmington fans say they are proud of the team as they hung out. >> good game. they played hard. i don't know how the refs were but we'll leave it at that. >> fans are optimistic they can make a deep run. a momentum. all it takes is one win to get you going. >> hopefully the final four again this year. what do you think? >> and lots of excitement out here in the streets as baylor yale game just wrapped up and a lot of yale fans coming out excited after the big win and looking forward to taking on yale on saturday. david hurst cbs north carolina. >> great games. look forward to duke and yale playing. >>> some fans were able to take a trip there and some took a break from work to watch the game with blue devils fans in the bull city. >> duke is actually on spring

. >> civic alike to return to the issue of the courts are you familiar with the courage marshall islandsase? they brought the suit alleging a violation of the non-proliferation treaty and admitted the it was not a test case. for a federal court tuesday to what the obligations were with the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. tsa there is no way in hell the court can have any treaty and to that separation of powers to believe there is a better test case for a federal court tuesday to with the obligations were under the treaty? >> to say congress is giving away the power of the purse. and then to reassert the separation of powers. i read in opinion now and then. but my instinct but my ignorance tells mission other and more about them going forward. >> i am not a lawyer either but it does seem as i see things the way is see its authority to the situation that the problem is the failure of responsibility. in the a.d. is that the courts can resolve just look at the case most closely to the questions facing judges and taken by those administrative agencies. ended is it clear but it is pretty cle

kristen marshall is from johnston, rhode island. so, you're a newlywed, huh? i am recently married to my amazing husband, sean. yeah, and you teach at what level? i teach second grade esl at baldwin elementary in pawtucket, rhode island. mm-hmm, and you're one of these restaurant people? yes. my husband, growing up, was extremely picky. but now that his horizons are opening, we like to go to new restaurants and try new food. well, of course he's picky. he married you. oh [chuckles] nice to have you here, kristen. trish juri from san francisco is with us. a fifth-grade teacher, right? i am. yes, i love it. and tell us where. i teach at argonne elementary in san francisco, and it's a great school -- lots of support from the parents, and i work with some wonderful teachers. were you nominated for teacher of the year in san francisco? i was. that's pretty cool, yeah. thank you. uh-huh. how long you been married? i've been married for 20 years to the love of my life, and he still makes me laugh, and we like to travel together, and it's been pretty amazing. two chil

developing this morning the suspect in last week's deadly triple shooting on staten island has been shot by u.s. marshals and captured in pennsylvania. anthony moralas was caught last night in hamburg about 40-miles west of the new jersey border. authorities found moralas in his car and shot him several times he is recovering in the hospital, he is wanted for the murders of anthony and adel rivera. saying he killed anthony in a dispute over a car. adele was shot after she came out of her home to check on her son. another man was also wounded in the shooting. >>> the fbi has given up efforts to force apple to help in the investigation in the massacre in san bernardino california. the justice department says it has found a way to unlock the iphone. the move comes one week after showed a possible method for accessing a locked phone. last year they ordered apple to help the fbi unlock a phone used by a now deceased gunman seyed farook. apple said it will increase the security of its products as data attacks become more sophisticated. >>> take a look at this video out of southern california a blinding dust st

> the man accused of shooting and killing a mother and son on staten island was shot during a confrontation with police. u.s. marshals tracked down anthony morales and shot him during a confrontation. he is wanted for the murderers of anthony and adill rivera last week. another man was hurt in the shooting. authorities believe a dispute over a car lead to the murders. >>> police released video of a man wanted at a sexual assault at the historic stone wall inn. the man two sexual assaulted a transgender woman in the bathroom of the landmark west village bar saturday night. the man was wearing a shiny gray suit. police say the man frequents the neighborhood and they are hoping someone will recognize him. >>> police in florida arrested donald trump's campaign manager. authorities say this video shows him assaulting a political. political reporter dave evans is here with the details and the reaction. >> late today donald trump spoke on his plane headed to wisconsin. he vowed to stand by his campaign manage. he said he does not disguard people. he was issued a charge of simple battery. that will happen may 4. the reporter

topping headlines, the suspect in last week's deadly triple shooting on staten island has been shot by u.s. marshals and captured in pennsylvania. anthony morales was caught last night in hamburg, recovering in the hospital now morale lets is wanted for the murders of anthony and ideli rivera. another man was also wounded in that incident. >>> a fire ripped through two homes in queens, six firefighters suffered minor injuries battling the flames in east elmhurst. the high wind had the flames jumping to a second home. no one was seriously injured. >>> let's get a check on the commute with heather o'rourke. unfortunately we have an accident at the vary virginia know bridge. new jersey transit, long island railroad metro north doing fine: an accident on the l.i.e. westbound at exit 50. our street cleaning rules are in effect for >>> thanks so much. sending it over to bill evans. hey you. >> hey you. here's what's happening. 44 degrees our temperature right now, and that's going to be your 9:00 temperature. we're looking at wind speeds here around 22, 18, 12 miles an hour, 29 miles an hour white plains,

island. jim: the cocoa beach fire they investigate this fire at a multi-million dollar mansion. the fire marshals office wants to see any pictures of the blaze on atlantic avenue in the pumpkin center from before emergency crews made it to the scene. the fire at the al neuharth home in cocoa beach was destroyed last tuesday. investigators are looking into renovations going on at the 11 bedroom and 12 bathroom estate, and whether anyone who wasn' t supposed to be there was on the property. summer: the suspect in a deadly shooting outside an orange county strip club was ordered held without bond today. deputies announced the arrest of louis cintron last night. he' s charged with first degree murder and attempted murder. deputies say he was in a group of bikers who got into a brawl sunday morning. cintron is accused of opening fire and killing carlos enrique cruz. two others were hurt. the diamond club is no stranger to gunfire. almost exactly two months ago, gabriel garcia nazario told deputies he was shot near the parking lot. he was rushed to the hospital and later died. his killer remains on the

island. . >>> new this morning the suspect in last week's deadly tripping shooting shot by u.s. marshals. about 40-miles west of the new jersey border, authorities found him in his car and shot him several times, he is recovering in the hospital. moralas is wanted in the murders of anthony and adel rivera. saying he killed him in dispute over a car. another man also was wounded in that same shooting. >>> 5:13. caught on camera a teacher completely looses his cool apparently over a box of missing rubber bands. >> this is video of a substitute teacher at a northern california middle school, screaming at a classroom of 6 graders about the rubber band. he even told a student to go the head of the local school board says that teacher needs to consider another line of work. >>> i don't know where he got trained. he should have a good hard look at the training he got to be dealing with children. >>> police were notified no word whether any charges were filed against the teacher. >>> bill evans joins us now with the accuweather forecast. >>> let's take a look outside this morning because we have

fire marshals are trying to figure out what exactly starts it. >>> kat, thank you so much. >>> police on long island are searching for a man who tried to lure two 10-year-old girls. monday afternoon, the girls were walking in wantagh when they were approached at briard street and stratford road. a man got out of the car and told them to come to him. they ran for help. with black rims and tinted windows. >>> today mayor ras baraka is announce ing a weekend fundraiser to provide water filters for flint. he's going to raise awareness for -- elevated levels in 30 newark school buildings. >>> 5:03 right now. 5:04 almost. weather and traffic on the 4s. check being in with chris cimino. good morning. >> good morning, guys. the halfway point of this week. topsy turvy week in terms of temperatures. chilly now but warming up by the end of the week. what to expect for the immediate future today. it's a cold morning out there. a lot of 20s in the suburbs early on. in the city, 30s. plenty of bright sunshine that will cause a rebound of the temperatures in the afternoon. back into the mid and upper 50s for most