do you know how ugly you are? we ll explain why bullying activists are so worried about it. good morning, everyone. i m randi kaye, it is 8:00. thanks for waking up with us. let s get you caught up with some news. we start with the court appearance we ll all be watching. the man accused of planning the 9/11 attacks will be charged during a military tribunal. he and four others are being arraigned in guantanamo bay, cuba. mohammed is the alleged mastermind of 9/11, blamed for the attack that killed nearly 3,000 people. it will be a rare look at the man now dubbed ksn. he s probably the most notorious terrorist alive in the world. our pentagon correspondent, chris lawrence, is in gonuantano bay, cuba. chris, attorneys are saying today could shape up to be a legal circus, why is that? reporter: well, nobody knows what the other defendants are going to say. in past court appearances, ksm has boasted of planning the attacks on september 11th, taking credit for it, having a swa
nic robertson, tell me more about what was discovered and more of what we learned about osama bin laden. reporter: here is the big picture that emerges from here. it is only part of the big picture. 17 of 6,000 documents. it is a partial picture of bin laden. it is bin laden struggling with the affiliates. he is trying to chastise them and give them direction. one of the big eye openers there is bin laden was jealous of some of his rising stars. anwar al awlaki, the yemeni cleric accused on some of the attacks of the united states. talks about al awlaki to take over leadership there. bin laden says i hear what you are saying, but where i come from, we like to see people tested on the battle field first. he hadn t been to the battle field. you can see the jealousies emerging. you talk about paranoia. it is fascinating when you read through the documents. did you find anything in there that showed that bin laden knew al qaeda was getting weaker and the u.s. was stronger? he
the fbi and federal prosecutors say there was never any real threat to the public and they say the suspects were closely monitored and their would-be explosives were duds controlled by an undercover fbi employee. the feds say three of the five men are self-proclaimed anarchists and that s why they were busted. the fbi and department of justice are not conducting an investigation of any group and have not, will not conduct an investigation of any group. today s charges should not indicate anything different. this was an investigation of specific, five specific individuals based upon specific actions and predication. they re now charged with a specific crimes as alleged in the complaint. the fbi and the department of justice are not and do not investigate movements. we investigate crimes. all right, so, the five were arrested last night and are due in federal court some time today. we re following that. we re also hearing of new and urgent precautions against so-called body
lives? and my answer is no. basketball s next big thing. he s nicknamed the crime stopper. when i m on the court, everybody s dead. nobody s outside committing any crime. at only 5 7 , he s selling out gyms from philly to d.c. the high school player you ll soon be hearing about. revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is cnn presents. with tonight s hosts, randi kaye and drew griffin. while march madness has grown into one of the most popular sporting events in the country, we begin tonight with some unpopular statistics off the court and in the classroom. the orangemen of sear syracuse began this year s post-season play without its top rebounder and scorer. fab mellow was suspended for undisclosed reasons. he missed games in the past because of his academic struggles. syracuse is not alone. according to a new study a total of 14 teams who made the tournament this year failed to graduate at least half their players. includ
stopper. when i m on the court, everybody s dead. nobody s outside committing any crime. at only 5 7 , he s selling out gyms from philly to d.c. the high school player you ll soon be hearing about. revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is cnn presents. with tonight s hosts, randi kaye and drew griffin. while march madness has grown into one of the most popular sporting events in the country, we begin tonight with some unpopular statistics off the court and in the classroom. the syracuse began postseason play this year without its top rebounder and scorer. fab nello was suspended for undisclosed seasons. he missed games in the past because of his academic struggles. syracuse is not alone. according to a new study a total of 14 teams who made the tournament this year failed to graduate at least half their players. including last year s national champion. it s been a problem for years. but now it appears the ncaa is putting p