i'm randi kaye with cnn. i'm looking for steve caulkins. >> you can get the camera out of our property, please. >> he's not on your property. >> bye. >> is he here? >> bye. >> reporter: in 2006 caulkins did tell a local paper he didn't do anything wrong, blaming the coincidences of the missing men on very bad luck. he suggested maybe they ran away. >> if terrence was alive, terrence would have had somebody to contact his mother. i know for sure that's one thing he would do in a heartbeat, call my mamma. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, naples, florida. >> let us know what you think. we're on facebook and google plus or follow me on twitter @wolf blooet blitzer cnn. >>> is president obama trying to muscle the supreme court with his remarks on the health care case or are conserving freaking out including a federal judge who took action that our normally low-key legal analyst calls, and i'd quoting -- jeffrey toobin standing by along with jay secula. ♪ [ male announcer ] dow solutions use vibration reduction techno

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details from randi kaye. >> marsia williams hasn't seen her son in eight years. do you have any hope that your son is still alive? >> i don't believe terrence is alive. at this point i have to find out what happened to him. >> what happened to terrence williams is anybody's guess. he was last seen outside this naples, florida cemetery on january 11, 2004, with this man, sheriff's deputy steve cocins. investigators say the story about meeting terrence williams here at the cemetery just doesn't add up. at one point, he said he pulled terrence williams' car over because it was having problems. when he called his friend in dispatch, he reported the car had been abandoned. he never let on he had had any contact with the driver, terrence williams. >> i got a homie cadillac on the side of the road here signal 11, snag 52 nobody around. >> maybe he's out there in the cemetery. he'll be coming back in his car. >> but if the driver was not around, how then was deputy calkins able to run a background check, using his name and birthday. >> last name? >> williams, common spel

i'm randi kaye. thanks for starting your day with us.ome of you may be scrambling to make tuesday's tax filing deadline others are looking ahead already to next year and some changes to the tax code that could make that 2013 bill a little more expensive. athena jones joins me now from washington with the details. good morning. what do we know about what tax rates will look like next year? >> good morning, randi. congress could act to make further extensions to some of the tax cuts that are set to expire but as of right now, the tax bill will go up for almost everyone in 2013. first you have the bush tax cuts. we hear a lot about that. the highest rate for the highest income earners would go from 35% to 39.6%. it's not just the rich who would be affected. even the lowest income earners in the 10% bracket would see the rate go up to 15%. everyone would be affected there. there is also a payroll tax cut expiring at the end of this year. everyone who has a job pays payroll taxes and so we've all enjoyed this 2% reduction in what we've had, w

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i'm randi kaye. three people dead, two injured in what tulsa police say is not your normal homicide but could be hate. >>> thomas kincade died. a look at his enduring canvas. >>> and tyler perry shines a light on the case of two florida men who disappeared without a trace years ago. >>> we begin with the fiery crash of a navy jet into apartments in virginia. good news is three people who were missing have now been accounted for. sandra endo is live. you have good news. rescues were going door to door as this fire raged. >> reporter: absolutely, randi. it's a very active scene. investigation is ongoing. we have dramatic video moments after the crash. take a look and listen in as well. >> one more. >> police. >> anyone in here? get out? any pets spets? any pets? >> reporter: part of firerescuetv.com. that retired firefighter showing the scene right after the crash. you can see the smoke and flames billowing out of the apartment complex. five buildings were hit in this crash. we're talking about 40 unit

it's saturday, april 28th, good morning, i'm randi kaye. we start with the stand-off near seattle, a man accused of murdering his wife and daughter is holed up in an underground bunker. a swat team pumped in tear gas to force peter keller out. police are being cautious and patient. one friend of his wife is not being deliberate. >> i hope he resists. i want him to know what a bullet feels like. i can't stop being angry. >> now more from jim foreman. >> if this takes a day, month, week, we'll wait it out. most important is officer safety. >> reporter: as sunset nears, another swat team moves in to take up positions. first units have been at it since 5:00 a.m., commanders want fresh people. deputies now all but certain peter keller is in his deep underground bunker, a lair that could be bobby trapped. >> this isn't a whole in the ground, this is a large structure, hidden, took time to find it and in fact our tactical team smelled the wood smoke before they saw it. >> the break in the case comes straight out of csi. detectives found the bunker

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i'm randi kaye. just about the bottom of the hour now.ly have plans to go to church. but did you know that you don't have to physically be sitting in the pews to attend a service anymore. instead, you can just surf the web. it's that easy. many churches have website, some even stream sermons live and more are turning to social media like christ fellowship church in mckinney, texas. want to make church donations? they even have an app for that. you could say sunday service at church has gone high-tech. bruce miller is the poster at christ fellowship. your church is nondenominational nondenominational. about 2100 people attend on sunday. why the digeal oital outreach? >> we want to reach people who cannot attend church. whether it is physically or emotional. >> so how does it work? are there live chats during the online sermons or digital bible shouldy? >> yes, there are hosts who are online. when you walk on on your computer so to speak, there is someone to greet you and say, welcome, randi, we're glad you're here, how is your mom? we were

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this is "cnn presents" with tonight's host randi kaye and drew griffin. >> good evening. more than a month after whitney houston's tragic death, a toxicology report reveals drugs indeed played a role. >> the news does not surprise someone who knew houston all her life. a man she referred to as uncle sam. >> sam moore. you probably know him better as half of the '60s singing duo sam and dave. best known for their hit "soul man." yet a drug addiction devastated his life and career. >> his life intersected with whitney houston in many ways through the years and in the end he hoped to bring houston back from her addiction. don lemon has the story. >> reporter: it was february 12, 2011. a year before whitney houston died. a pregrammy party. >> whitney houston. >> reporter: whitney was back. back from years of erratic behavior and drug use. ♪ walk on by >> where is the voice? >> reporter: you're saying she couldn't sing? >> no. >> reporter: hall of famer sam moore was in the audience. an old family friend, he and his wife joyce knew that she was in trouble. >> she came in and s

good morning, i'm randi kaye. the man who shot and killed a florida teen in self-defense could get out of jail today. the bond was set for $150,000 for george zimmerman. he apologized to trayvon's family. martin savidge is in florida this morning. everyone is focusing on the apology. there's another comment that could cause problems for the defense. what was that? >> reporter: the apology was a surprise. i don't think anybody anticipated george zimmerman would be called to the stand. remember, he was under oath. he said he was sorry for the death of their son. he also said that he thought trayvon martin was only a few years younger than he was. that stuck in my mind. i went back and replayed the 911 call from the night of the tragic shooting of trayvon martin. in that call, george zimmerman is asked to describe the age of the then unidentified trayvon martin. he said he thought he was in his late teens. that is clearly not close to george zimmerman's own age. it's a strong contradiction. there are other contradict

this is "cnn presents" with tonight's host, randi kaye and drew griffin. >>> just this week, secretary of defense leon panetta announced new policy to combat sexual assaults in the military. zero tolerance is the mention. >> but ground zero for battling the growing problem may start at the nation's most prestigious military academies. >> reports of sexual assaults at the academies rose by nearly 60% in the past year. and, out of the 65 cases record reported, only one resulted in court-martial. >> that's why two young women say they're coming forward. in a lawsuit filed this week, they say they were raped in their first year at the academies. tonight they speak to keira phillips for the first time. >> reporter: west point. the naval academy. the air force academy. prestigious military institutions tasked with training future officers ethically, spiritually, and morally. but for these high school honor students, their experience would be far different. >> i remember him turning off the lights and me asking, what are you doing? >> in the middle of the night, i did come to and he was on to

i'm randi kaye. it's 10:00 on the east coast, 7:00 on the west. a lot to tell you about this morning so let's get straight to the news. >>> george zimmerman could get out of jail as early as today. the judge set bontd for zimmerman at $150,000 at a hearing yesterday. that means his family needs to post $15,000 to get him out while he waits for trial. zimmerman has called it it self-defense. he took the stand and offered this apology to the family. >> i want to say i apologize for your son. i did not know how young he was. >> he wants to leave the state while he waits for the friel for security reasons but no decision has been made. >>> six agents have left the secret service as a result of the colombia prostitute scandal. secret service director mark sullivan has promised a p complete investigation into what happened in those hotel rooms in cartagena. the agency says there are now 12 employees implicated in the scandal. earlier i spong with congressman elijah cummings. >> i think they're weeding out the bad apples, and i don't think there are that

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. >>> from cnn center this is "weekend early start," saturday, april 14ing, good morning i'm randi kaye. >>> allegations of shocking scandal sent secret service agents home from the president's trip to columbia. >>> remember these images from tuscaloosa last year, meterologists are bracing for another outbreak as devastating as this one, likely hours from now. we'll talk live with a storm chaser on his way to tornado alley. >>> our weekend in focus, madam constituent, we look at what women want this november and what it means for the candidates. >>> later this hour, a as a leb tee breakup of massive proportions? no, not them. but wait until you see. "weekend early start" begins now. >>> a problem with president obama's secret service detail is overshadowing his trip to columbia, there for the summit of the americas. before the president stepped off the plane, a dozen of his secret service agents were sent packing. and replaced by a different set of agents. according to the washington post, the problems stems from one agent involvement with prostitut prostitutes. "there have been allegat

i'm randi kaye. now more on that manhunt in tulsa, oklahoma. the fbi has joined the search if what's believed to be a lone shooter responsible for three deaths. we're told the shooter drove up, asked his victims for directions and then started firing. >> three dead bodies in one day, spread out like we have here in one general geographical area, yet far enough apart where obviously someone is mobile. >> these scary thif they're randomly running around because they could do it at any time. >> it was in a predominantly african-american neighborhood. three minutes later another shooting a short drive away. two men were shot, both survive and are helping. less than an hour after the second, a second died, 54-year-old bobby clark and finally more than seven hours after the first killing, a fourth incident, 34-year-old william allen shot in the chest. earlier i spoke with councilman jack henderson and what he's telling his residents in his did strict. >> what we're telling people is they don't need to take matters into their own hands. we want to giv

i'm randi kaye. bottom of the hour now.ught up. >>> checking top stories, police near seattle say a man wanted in the killings of his wife and daughter is, quote, contained in a fortified bunker. s.w.a.t. and teams are waiting outside the bunker citing the danger of rushing in who they believe is armed. the man has not been seen since a fire last weekend of his home where the bodies of his wife and daughter were found. >>> a pair of robbers opened fire at a convenience store shooting a clerk at close range in the arm. they fired shots at customers before leaving but they weren't injured. police say they may be responsible for a string of police robberies. while the u.s. is safer, ail kai day remains a threat. panetta noting, there's no silver bullet to destroy the network. >>> the family of a 9-year-old girl is trying to get a restraining order from her classroom bully. a young boy has tormented her daughter. she once had to go to the hospital after allegedly being karate kicked and says the boy harasses and threatens her.

i'm randi kaye. "cnn newsroom" continues right now with fredricka whitfield. >> you've got a big day ahead of you. >> i do. >> thanks so much. we'll see you begin bright and early. >> 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. join me then. >> a lot more on what randi has been telling you all morning, this manhunt in oklahoma. police are looking for a lone gunman in tulsa. three people shot and killed and two injured. investigators say it could be a hate crime. all the victims are african-american and the suspected shooter is white. tulsa police captain jonathan brooks is on the phone now from tulsa. captain brooks, give me an idea how you're concentrating this search. >> good morning, fred. well, it's been a long 30 hours for us. a shooting of this nature is a little unusual for tulsa, oklahoma. we have organized, several agencies have become involved. we have a lot of officers dedicated to this. we've formed a traffic force for this specific series of crimes, because these crimes occurred in a relatively short period of

randi kaye, cnn, houston. >> it's still so unthinkable, what she did.and to many people, it may be unthinkable to grant andrea yates her wish. i spoke earlier to dr. drew pinsky, host of hln's "dr. drew." dr. drew, what do you make of this request that andrea yates be allowed to leave the psychiatric hospital to go to church? >> i'm not that surprised by it, actually. you've got to remember, this was a woman that was in multiple hospitalizations and then allowed to return home. and although something terrible has happened since those hospitalizations, the fact is she's been in psychiatric care, and part of that care is creating increased autonomy and independence and the possibility of moving about safely in the world hopefully. so something as church makes sense to me of something that they could be hopeful for her. >> she did say in 2006, though, because she drowned her kids because she didn't want them to go to hell. should something like that have an impact on the judge's decision? >> i'm sure it would have an impact on it. this is a really interest