when it got to the stop sign, pow, pow, everyone went to running. >> mother's day mayhem. 19 people are wounded when gunfire breaks out during a parade in new orleans. new video shows the rescue of the cleveland kidnapping victims. we'll hear from witnesses who saw the women's first moments of freedom in years. and jessica buchanan details how the navy s.e.a.l.s rescued her from somali bandits who held her captive for 93 days. >> all of a sudden it's this eruption of gunfire, and i think, okay, well, this is it. captioning funded by cbs this is this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, may 13, 2013.

good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm vinita nair. police in new orleans are conducting an intensive search for three suspects who shot at least 19 people. the gunmen opened fire at a mother's day parade near the french quarter on sunday. at many as 300 people were in the parade. it's unclear whether the shooting victims were marchers or bystanders. police say most of the victims who were taken to hospitals suffered minor injuries. they included two 10-year-old children who were grazed by bullets. friends and families of victims gathered outside the hospital. >> people are getting hurt because of other people's mishaps or misunderstandings or whatever they're going through, you know. other people are getting hurt and you've got to stop that. >> police say the shootings may have been the result of a gang war. as monica hernan daez of our affiliate station wwl reports, the violence has left the community angry.

>> it was marvelous. everyone was having fun for mother's day, you know. next thing you know, when it got to the stop sign, pow, pow, everybody went to running. >> reporter: bernadette tyler helps care for two victims who collapsed on her porch. one was shot six times. >> he said he was hit and he was hurt. he said he was going to die. we said, no, we're going to keep you. you're going to survive from all this. >> reporter: no one was killed, but three are in critical condition. as for the two children, they're recovering from graze wounds. >> they have to stop the violence. it's not cool. it's mother's day. who wants to lose a child on mother's day? it's not right. >> reporter: the shots rang out, even as officer worked the line. some of them saw three suspects running from the scene. >> what frustrates all of us is the great culture of our city sometimes stumbles a bit because of the selfish behavior. so we can tell you without doubt that this police department will find these guys. >> reporter: it's the area's second shooting in a week, and while police are still investigating a motive,

neighbors say the violence has to stop. >> we are hurting. we are hurting. the family is hurting. so we need to come together. some kind of "we." we need to get this thing right. >> that, again, was monica hernandez of our new orleans affiliate wwl. today house republicans continue their pursuit of answers on the terrorist attack in benghazi, libya. they want to know more about a review panel that found fault with the state's department of the handling of the u.n. consulate in benghazi and why then secretary of state hillary clinton has not taken more of the blame for the attack that left four americans dead including ambassador chris stevens. >> you had secretary clinton, but you didn't ask her any questions, and why not? >> because, in fact, we knew where the responsibility rested. >> former ambassador thomas pickering headed up the review board on the benghazi attack. on sunday he stood by the board's report that faltered leadership and management at the state department but did not blame hillary clinton.

republicans say the report is incomplete. >> i was surprised to hear they did not probe hillary clinton because obviously she was the decision maker of the state department. >> today mike mullen will be asked to give sworn testimony before the house oversight committee. congressman darrell issa leads the committee. >> hillary clinton is not the target. president obama is not the target. the question is how did we fail three different ways, fail to heed the warnings of the impending attack, fail to respond properly during the attack, at least we could have done better, and i think everybody knows that. >> but democrats contend the gop is targeting clinton in order to discredit her in case she chooses to run for president in 2016. >> the reason she wasn't interviewed was she didn't have any direct line responsibility for the decisions that were made, but they want to bring her in because they think it's a good political show, and i think that's unfortunate.

>> republican investigators are also seeking answers about why u.n. ambassador susan rice relied on watered down talking points to discuss benghazi in the days after the attack. on sunday senator john mccain accused the obama administration of taking part in a coverup. the internal revenue service is being accused of playing politics. the agency is accused of singling out conservative single groups applying for exempt status, and there are calls for president obama to address the issue. susan mcginnis is in washington with the latest. good morning, susan. >> good morning, vinita. the irs admits that the workers there used key word os to try to ferret out conservative groups and then target them for scrutiny. the head of the division apologized on friday and on sunday the republicans hit the morning talk shows to express their outrage. republicans are called on president obama to apologize for the actions of the internal revenue service.

the agency admits to using extra scrutiny with certain political groups during the 2012 election. >> the president needs to make it crystal clear that this is totally unacceptable in america. he points out that the irs is an independent agency. the irs apologized for unfairly targeting conservative groups and blamed low level employees for what it calls the inappropriate behavior, but cbs news has obtained a draft copy of the irs inspector general's report due out later this week. it shows senior irs officials knew in june of 2011 that tea party and other conservative groups applying for tax exempt status were being red flagged. republicans say the irs revelations are adding to the mistrust americans have for government. >> i don't care if you're a conservative, a liberal, a democrat, or a republican, this should send a chill up your spine. >> lawmakers raised concerns

over irs practices last march, but at that time, the agency's commissioner denied any wrongdoing. >> there's absolutely no targeting. this is the kind of back and forth that happens when people apply. >> there's got to be accountability for the people telling lies about it being done. >> at least two congressional investigations are under way, and more are expected. now, so far it's not clear whose idea it was to give extra scrutiny to conservative groups. douglas schulman who was the commissioner at the time who denied that anything was going on resigned about six months ago when his term ended. vinita? >> susan mcginnis in washington this morning. susan, thank you. well, there are more questions following the 12-year-old boy in the stabbing death of his 8-year-old sister. leila's body was found in her family home. her brother told police he saw an intruder running from their house. the brother was arrested saturday. police have not said what the motive for the killing may be.

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abandoned and ten more are now at risk. no one is quite sure why the ground below these homes give the way. theories include geothermal activities, shifting groundwater, and sewer line leaks. a protective line is expected to go up around the house where three women were brutalized and held for ten years. police are protecting the crime scene. meanwhile new pictures have emerged when the police rescued the women. adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: cell phone video obtained by cbs news shows police breaking into the cleveland house with gina dejesus and michelle knight still inside. earlier amanda berry had escaped with her daughter and called 911. >> i've about been kidnapped, and i've been missing for ten years. >> reporter: the video was recorded on the phone of eyewitness jasmina baldridge.

the video stops when the control phone dies. this shid owe shows the neighbor who rescued her, charles ramsey. ashley malone was there. >> cops asked her, who are you. she said, i'm amanda berry. she was carrying her baby the whole time. she wouldn't let go of her baby. >> reporter: dna shows ariel castro is the fare of ahmmanda berry's baby. sunday the three women issued statements for the first time being rescued. their tourn jim woolly says the women may speak publicly one day about their ordeal, but not while criminal proceedings are under way. >> they have asked, in fact, pleaded for privacy at this time so they can continue to heal and reconnect with their families and their lives. >> reporter: amanda berry, the only mother of the three, spent mother's day with her family and daughter jocelyn. adriana diaz, cbs news. cops in spain busted a fugitive who escaped while on trial in britain for armed robbery. video shows police creeping up

on 31-year-old andrew more iran at a villa where he was sun bathing last week. when he spotted officers he ran for it, but he was quickly subdued. straight ahead, your monday morning business headlines and a look at today's forecast. plus, in sports only one golfer could win the weekend war of words between tiger woods and sergio garcia. nd war of words between tiger woods and sergio garcia. there are women who sacrifice so much. not giving a thought to their own satisfaction. like this woman here. hello! what's your name?

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now here's a look at today's now here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york, partly sunny, 59 degrees. miami, afternoon, thunderstorms, 88 degrees. chicago, sunny, 61 degrees. dallas, mostly sunny, 88 degrees. los angeles, morning fog, 90. and now for a check of today's national forecast. temperatures plunge as many as 15 degrees below normal in the midwest, southeast, and parts of the mid-atlantic region today. the west is slightly warmer than normal while the desert southwest sees highs of over 100. expect rain and thunderstorms in north dakota, colorado, and michigan. most of the rest of the nation remains dry. on the "cbs moneywatch," new money problems for detroit, and "the great gatsby" makes an impressive debut. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning to you, ashley. >> good morning to you, vinita. asia markets were missed as the yen added fresh lows against the dollar. tokyo's nikkei added 1% while hong kong's hang seng added 1.5%. the stock market opens coming off three weeks of gains.

the dow ended up the week at 144 points while the nasdaq finished up 58 points. >> detroit's money problems are far worse than originally thought. according to the report on the city's financial health the report reveals that the city spends about $100 million more each year than it takes in and borrowed $80 million last march to avoid running out of cash. "the great gatsby" made a surprisingly strong showing on its debut this past weekend. leonardo dicaprio stars as a millionaire with a questionable past from the adaptation of the epcot fitzgerald classic, but "iron man 3" held onto its top spot earning $72 million. "the great gatsby" opened at second at $51 million and in a distant third "pain and gain" with $5 million. and richard branson settle add bet that he lost 30,000 feet in the air. he served as a flight attendant for rival airline air asia.

he and air asia's ceo had wagered on which of their formula 1 racing team would finish ahead of the other in 2010. it's nice to see he has a sense of humor. >> the beard and the moustache adds something to that look. >> it is a look. >> ashley morrison here in new york. thank you, ashley. well, in sports, tiger woods wins again after a weekend in which he exchanged unpleasantries with sergio garcia. woods topped the spaniard late in sunday's round at the players championship. garcia put two shots in the water on the 17th, opening the door for woods to win his fourth tournament of 2013. it's also the quickest he's reached four wins in a year in his career. when we return, a former hostage speaks out. for the first time jessica buchanan describes the night navy s.e.a.l.s rescued her from somali pirates after months in captivity. rescued her from somali pirates after months in captivity. if you have migraines with 15 or more headache days a month, you're living a maybe life. and you may have chronic migraine. go to mychronicmigraine.com

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the latest safety concern caltrans has discovered. and neighbors living in fea homes around them sink into hilltop. what may be causing them to collapse and force people out. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's monday, may 13th. i'm frank mallicoat.,,,, here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., partly sunny, 62 degrees. atlanta, mostly sunny, 70.

st. louis, sunny, 71 degrees. denver, partly sunny, 85 degrees. seattle, rain, 61 degrees. american aide worker jessica buchanan is telling her story for the first time about being rescued from somali bandits last year. she was held captive for 93 days. the kippers holding her hostage had demanded $45 million in ransom. in her interview last night buchanan described to scott pelley the night the navy s.e.a.l. team 6 came to her dramatic rescue. >> all of a sudden it's just this eruption of gun fire, and i think, okay, well, this is it. this really is truly the end, and i cover up with my blanket again, and i just start saying again, oh, god, oh, god, oh, god. and i remember thinking or

saying out loud that i cannot survive this. >> reporter: she thought she was being taken by a rival group, maybe al shabab, an islamic zreemts who would surely kill her. >> and all of a sudden i feel all these hands on me, roughly grabbing at me, and i try to protect myself and i pull the blanket closer on top of me, and then i hear my name, but it's not a somali accent. it's an american accent. and i can't compute. like i can't understand that somebody with an american accent knows my name. and they say, jessica, we're with the american military. we're here to take you home, and you're safe.

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movie dayne joe unchained hit chinese theaters last month but it was pulled almost immediately. the movie was changed to meet that country's standards. yesterday it was rereleased. seth doane reports from beijing. >> reporter: it's opening day again. in this beijing theater we met justin tai. >> they don't explain to you why or tell you the standard, and they have no disclosure of the process of why. >> reporter: neither sony, which distributed "django unchained" nor the chinese film board which oversees censorship tells you exactly what was changed. reports are that scenes of nudity and violence were

eliminated and the color of blood was altered. janet yang is a hollywood film producer who has helped bring american movies to china since the mid-1980s. how much is hollywood thinking about china? >> a lot. >> reporter: less than a decade ago china was the 25th largest movie market in the world. today it's the second largest and on track to overtake the u.s. by 2020. what are the issues that are most sensitive for the chinese when it comes to american movies? >> violence and sex, and i think just anything that might create instability in society. >> reporter: in "skyfall," censors ordered the killing of a chinese security guard to be cut. in iron man 3 filmmakers added a chinese actress to appeal to the

chinese audience. >> reporter: there is not a rating system in china when the government releases the movie to all ages. you envision these guys in dark rooms with dark suits with a big stamp that says sensor. you know some of these people. who are they? >> they do have an understanding and a love of film in some cases, and then there's others that are really there to keep things in line. it's a mix. >> reporter: with a yearly $3 billion annual box office haul at stake here, even if hollywood makes the film, china can call the shots. seth doane, cbs news, beijing. and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest fallout from the benghazi investigation. we'll get analysis from john dickerson. plus, the mystery of the sinking homes north of san francisco. we'll see why the ground is collapsing. and travel troubles. we'll tell you about problems for the upcoming summer season.

that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm vinita nair. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

this is kpix 5 news. >> where did the weekend go? good morning, everyone. monday arrived. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 4 :30. the weekend went like that. >> it did. but it was beautiful. >> it was. >> gorgeous. >> gorgeous outside.

today is going to be fairly similar. low cloud and fog and drizzle towards the coastline. more sunshine on the way. we'll talk about that. >> if you have to head off to work, no big hot spots but overnight road work. tell you all about it. live look at the silicon valley commute. >> one of our pa's stalled on the bay bridge. >> it's clear now. >> very good. >> thanks so much, elizabeth. counselors will be at school today where a 12-year-old boy was arrested over the weekend for the murder of his 8 year old sister. the 12-year-old said at the time he had seen an intruder and that description had people on edge. >> we saw a guy with long gray hair and he was older and we reported him to one of the chps. >> the court hearing will not be public because