in atlanta, this is cnn sunday morning. one defendant took off his clothes in court. another screamed you are going to kill us. we ll go live to guantanamo bay, cuba, where court just finished up a few hours ago. bodies in mississippi may be linked to the disappearance of a mother and her three daughters. now a look at the suspect who is believed to be armed and dangerous. and this. my fear with amendment one is that my daughter would lose her health insurance. reporter: we ve told you about north carolina s amendment one, which if it passes on tuesday will ban domestic partnerships of any kind. now find out which political superstar is coming out against it. reporter: later, did you see it? was it huge? everything you hoped for? what folks are saying about last night s super moon. we hope you re having a super sunday. good morning, everyone. i m randy kay. it s 7:00 on the east co-, 4:00 on the west. let s get you caught up on the news. the fbi is part of a massive
one model s thoughts about it. they are a bunch of fools. responsible for obama security and they let this happen. her story about what really happened the night she met u.s. secret service agents in a colombian hotel room and there is this. why a song lyric got a six-year-old with special needs suspended from school. it is saturday, may 5th, good morning, i m randi kaye. we start with the court appearance that we will be watching. khalid sheik muhammad is being arraigned today, blamed for planning the attack that killed 2996 people at the world trade center. a rare look at the man dubbed ksm after osama bin laden s death the most notorious terrorist alive in the world. our pentagon correspondent chris lawrence is in guantanamo bay, cuba. reporter: this is the first time many of us have laid ice on khalid sheik muhammad in years, some of the victims family whose traveled down here to guantanamo bay are apprehensive about what he may say or do in court. the man accus
i never heard of it! i know. they say they don t want to create a shack-up community. right. ok. everyone has hopes and goals but believe me, college, shacking up happens anyway. you are now sprinting it in. right. all because we re missing the point of the story. all because of one little tiny percent of society. another one of those stories where everything is changing as a result of just a few people. all right. now, let s take a quick look at what s happening around the world. israel agreeing to another prisoner swap this time with egypt. under the plan, egypt will release a 27-year-old in exchange for 25 egyptian prisoners being held in israel. grapel who has american and israeli citizenship was arrested in cairo on suspicion of spying. he s never been charged. the exchange could take place as early as thursday. dr. phil mcgraw is paying for rebecca zahoo s body to be exhumed. her family doesn t believe she hanged herself as police in san diego claim.
they want to stay. they ve got three options. buckingham palace, saint james s palace or kensington palace. what a tough life. they have to choose between three palaces. this is clarence house, not like shacking up at somebody s upper east side apartment that s 800 square feet. right. exactly. apparently the rooms at clarence house aren t that big or that great, so we hear. but kate s been there often, you know, she likes it there, gets along with harry, and he s going to be out anyway a lot because he flies with the army, likes to fly his apache helicopters. he won t be around most of the week. he s going to be out a lot. i m not here. you can crash at my place. yeah. yeah, right. all right. good to see you. you can watch zain every morning 5:00 a.m., before we do, world one on cnn. just ahead, he was furloughed in 1995 when the government shut down, now he s a freshman republican in congress, saying
now, that s been the relationship protocol for generations. you know what? it s changing. more couples are nixing the second step and shacking up without the wedding and rippings and all of the rice in the hair. just oaf half of american adults were married in 2009. that s the lowest percentage since the census began taking marriage data a century ago. the number of couples living together is through the roof. the most recent census says 8 million couples are living together outside of marriage. that s up 1 million from just a year ago. so why are so many people choosing to forego marriage and just live in sin? these ladies know what i m talking about. if you listen to their show broad minded on siriusxm, you know that these women know all about men, sex and sin.