tina krause, cbs news, london. >> it opened in theaters last night. the original "titanic" won 11 academy awards and brought in $1.8 billion at the box office worldwide. >> is that all? >> and still bringing in money and now the 3d version -- here we are. in 3d? no thank goodness. good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> hd is scary enough. >> i know really. >> good morning, i'm mike hydeck, thank you for joining us. here's monika samtani. >> ain't that the truth. >> the older you get the scarier it gets too. >> and here's olga breese. good to see you. >> we're off to the chilly start this morning but i think folks are going to like the afternoon with all the sunshine. so yes you want the sun glasses with you this morning. we're looking at current temperatures they're a little bit on the chilly side. we will see a day planner slow to warm up through midday and late day. we should make it out of the 50s and into the 60s but it's going to take us a little bit of time to get there. most of us should settle right

tina krause, cbs news. >> he faces a maximum 21 year sentence if he's found guilty. the court already dismissed one civilian judge and the trial because he posted a comment on facebook that he deserves the death penalty. >> this just into our newsroom. warren buffet is telling shareholders that he has cancer. the 81-year-old sent a letter saying he has been diagnosed with the early stages of prostate cancer. that letter says his condition is not remotely life threatening and he plans to start treatment in mid july. buffet has been in the headlines lately. we'll have more information on the story as it becomes available. >> authorities in the nation of chile say two people died of heart attacks when a strong earthquake hit last night. that quake was felt for hundreds of miles around, but it was centered deep under the ground and therefore no major casualties or damage. a news program was on at the time, but they missed reporting the quake right away. you could see right there on set. a taped story was airing and the news anchor's microphone was kept turned off. for th