one of the suspected gunmen who opened fire at a mohammed cartoon has been had been on the radar for years, president obama says it fuels a sense of unfairness and powerlessness. there are consequences to inaction. there are consequences to indifference. >> and off and running, two more candidates join the republican field for president and another is expected. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, may 5th, 2015. good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning we are learning

more about the gunmen who opened fire sunday at an anti-islamic event outside dallas t. roommates from phoenix were shot and killed by an off duty police officer, one of the men, elton simptop, was the subject of a previous terror investigation. simpson and the another attacker were both wearing body arm our. >> reporter: police checked what appears to be a rifle near the car used by two shooting suspects in garland, texas t. gunfight occurred near the contest of the prophet mohammed. >> which den know their intent other than we know they were willing to pull up and start shooting in place. >> reporter: police say the gunmen drove up to the entrance of the venue sunday evening and started firing. they were killed by police. local police and the fbi spent months paying security for monday night's show. it was organized by pamela

geller, president of the initiative. >> this incident proves just how violent the war is on freechld and it's here. it's not just paris or copenhagen. it's here. the war is here. >> reporter: phoenix, arizona police searched the apartment. a neighbor says they offered him pro-islamic materials. >> he was trying to convert everybody. it still blows my mind they were like that. because they didn't seem that way. >> simpson's family issued a statement saying we are sure people in this country are unsure if we know of simpson's plan, simpston was convicted in 2011 for his joining a somali group. "cbs news," garland, texas. for the second day, baltimore wakes up after a quiet night. on monday, police arrested a man

near the scene of last week's rioting. it true a crowd. police say no officers fired their weapons. police did recover a handgun. president obama is calling for a nationwide effort to reverse inecall, it fuels a sense of unfairness and powerlessness in places like baltimore. the president made the remarks at an event to launch his non-profit group my brother's keeper alliance. >> in every community in america, there are young people with incredible drive and talent. they just don't have the same kind of chances that somebody like me has. >> in a new "cbs news"-"new york times" poll just 34% of americans say race reels in this country are good. 61% say they're bad. only 17% say relations between the races are getting better. twila 44% say they're getting

worse among african-american respondents say 79% use force against blacks former arkansas governor and tv host mike huckabee is expected to announce his campaign for the nomination. on monday, the former executive carly fiorina and retired neurosurgeon ben carson threw their hats into the ring. edward lawrence is in washington. good morning, edward. >> reporter: good morning, yeah the republican primary field is set to get very big and very crowded. six after today. with governor bush and scott walker yet to announce. after an unsuccessful bid in 2008 former arkansas governor mike huckabee is throwing his hat in the ring. last time he won iowa and six other states and eventually ran out of cash. this time support could give huckabee an edge.

>> now he's coming out this year and running again with that foundation that i think he feels he can use to build upon and run again and be successful this year. >> huckabee joins an already crowded field of potential candidates that grew monday to include ben carson and former hewlett packard ceo the only woman, fiorina is already pitting herself against front runner hillary clinton. clinton will make a stop among criticism. in the new book clinton cash peter sweitzer alleges the clinton foundation received speaking fees from foreign donors. >> it raises a lot of questions about who is paying for a bill clinton speeches and what the session e connections are between hillary clinton as secretary of state and what these donors may have gotten out of it. >> clinton's team is pushing back to launch attacks to

coincide with the book's release today. hillary clinton has relied heavily on social media in the campaign to reach young voters. she has a contest announced on twitter for mother's day the winner, a call from clinton to their mother. edward lawrence in washington. a lawyer for hillary clinton says she is willing to testify before a congressional panel zething the benghazi-libya attacks. the lawyer says the former secretary of state would answer questions. they also want to ask clinton about her use of private e-mails. the 2012 attack killed four americans, including ambassador chris stevens. the country is getting a new top military officer. today, president obama is expected to name marine general joseph dunnford jr., to be the next chief of staff. he is now the commandant of the

marine corps. he has served in iraq and afghanistan. he would precede retiring attorney general martin dempsey. attorneys in the boston bombing trial have seen a new side of dzhokhar tsarnaev. he wiped away tears. he sobbed as his aunt took the stand in the death penalty try. she was one of five relatives called by the defense. it was the first time tsarnaev dropped his plank expression in court. >> the jury in the colorado shooting trial has heard from the gunman. prosecutors played video from james holmes from a police interview. rick sellinger of our station kcnc reports from centennial colorado. >> jurors saw a videotape of an interview of games holmes by police shortly after the shooting. the officer replied, he didn't know if any children were hurt.

in fact, the 6-year-old girl is among those killed. survivors have been able to testify using a model of the theater reported out where he was shot. the defendant, james holmes sat passively as the witness described what happened. >> i remember hearing screaming and loud noises. i would imagine a gun. >> the jury was shown a photo of the leg he said was blown apart. he then walked to the jury box and revealed the state of his injuries today. he is one of 70 wounded. 12 were killed that night. the gunman's preparation detailed by witnesses from shooting ranges. theodore maples remembers a plan with odd hair and several firearms. >> this is red air, orange-colored hair. if he had it dark he'd be just like everybody else. >> the defense wants to show holmes was insane the night of

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david goldberg died in an apparent gym accident t. husband of cheryl sandberg passed away friday during a family vacation. >> reporter: david goldberg died exercising in a gym at a resort in southwest mexico. local authorities say he died of head trauma. goldberg was an entrepreneur and mentor to many in silicon valley he sold his first start-up to yahoo in 2001. goldberg married cheryl sandberg in 2004 a. power couple behind the now famous lean-in philosophy encouraging women to go after their professional goals, a partnership that she says was pivotal to her own success as she told a class of barnard college seniors. >> the most important career decision you will make is whether or not you have a life part in other words and who that partner is. >> in 2013 the couple explained to norah o'donnell on "60 minutes" how sandberg almost accepted facebook's first offer.

>> dave what did you think when she said i will go ahead and accept it? >> oh, apalecdic. you will be running all the negotiation and deals. you can't just take the first offer. it will look bad. not so much the money mattered. it was the principal. i wanted mark to feel he stretched to get cheryl because she was worth it. >> reporter: the chairman and ceo of the software company sales force was a friend. >> reporter: for me personally what i saw was an incredible human being that showed me what it was like to be a father a husband, to be a friend but also what it was like to be a successful ceo. >> reporter: goldberg is survived by his mother wife and two children. there will be a memorial service for him tuesday in california. on the "cbs moneywatch," mcdonald's recipe for change in business how travelers are helping airlines achieve sky high profits.

jill wagger? live at the new york stock exchange with more. >> reporter: good morning, news on slower demand for chinese fact oirs rose more than 1%. tokyo's nikkei was closed. here on wall street stocks are closed for new records as they await disney sprint and directv reports. the dow rose 46 points monday t. s&p gained the nasdaq rose learn. the us justice department is conducting a criminal investigation into a possible leak at the federal reserve. fed chair janet yellen announced it in a letter to house republicans. they are looking into whether market sensitive information was intentionally leaked in 2012. mcdonald's says it wants to simplify and focus on customers. the company's ceo says he plans to get rid of layers of

bureaucracy in restaurants and will emphasize on food and costs and selling restaurants to franchise owners. for the first time comcast is providing more internet than cable. the country's largest cable provider has more than 22 million high speed internet customers. during the second quarter, that number surpassed its video subscribers. airlines in the u.s. are earning becomes earn billions thanks, to checking more fees. airlines rose more than $14 billion up from 11 billion if 2013. airlines checked more than $6 billion in bag fees and reservation changing fees. anne-marie. >> i guess i'm not surprised to hear that at all. thanks a lot, jill. straight ahead in sports, a golden motel, stefan curie holds back the tears as he's awarded basketball's mvp trophy. basketball's mvp trophy.

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president obama makes his final appearance in david letterman. the president praised letterman's 22 years on" late show" and in his eighth visit to the show the two men joked about things they might do together in retirement. >> i like the idea of playing domino's with you. >> i like domino's. i know you think i'm no good. i plan to teach law at colombia. >> that's good. that's good. i may sit in on that class. >> the final edition will air may 20th. prince william and his wife kate have finally named the new royal princess. she will be called charlotte elizabeth diana. many are happy her name will honor his mother and grandmother. charlotte is a feminine form of charles, william's father. coming up after your local news

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"cbs news" has learned of a troubling increase in sexual misconduct cases involving agents with u.s. customs and border protection. >> that is the largest federal law enforcement agency with 45,000 agents anna warner reports. >> reporter: for eight years, james tomshack handled sexual investigations as the chief of internal affairs at the u.s. borders and customs. what he saw disturbed him. between 2012 and 2014 he found there was a spike of more than 45 members wal misconduct cases against agents. a rate he says was significantly higher than in other law enforcement agencies.

what was your problem with that? >> a problem i believed was a serious problem was perhaps even worse than i thought it was. >> reporter: so last april tomcheque e-mailed his boss about the disturbing and disproportionate number of cases in the agency's work force. and what response did you receive? >> i did not receive a response. >> reporter: a "cbs news" investigation found in the last six years at least 21 customs or border patrol agents have been indicted or pled guilty to sexual offense on or off duty. five agents were arrested just in the past year tomsheck blames the problems on a lack of screening from more than 1,500 agents hired between 2006 and 2012 and never given polygraphs now, standard procedures for new

hires at the agency. according to tomsheck one of those not pole graphed was agent molli na res. they say he picked up two young girls, sexually assaulted them and killed two of them. he later brought one back to hess apartment and raped her. when federal agents knocked on his door he committed suicide. >> i believe there are many persons in the organization today subject to polygraph screening would be found unsuitable. >> he says he resigned and retired early. the agent declined repeated requests for an interview. he told us the vast majority of employees do the right thing every day. that spokesperson also told us in the past six years, the agency has had 285 documented complaints or allegations related to sexual misconduct.

anna warner, bs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this morning," how police prevented a massacre. we are live from the scene of the texas shooting lus in a revealing focus group, republicans sound off on what they want in a presidential candidate and how drones are helping to save the country's avocado industry from a devastating threat. >> that is the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks, for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. .

your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. well, let's take a look out here downtown san francisco! look at the -- >> whoo! >> the gold lights on top of

the buildings there. of course, trimmed in the warriors colors as they prepare for game 2 tonight against the grizzlies. >> we're going to celebrate the mvp! >> i love that he got emotional. good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is cinco de mayo, ladies and gentlemen. >> whoo! >> happy cinco de mayo. we have guac and chips. forget the muffins. we'll have that later. heading out the door, we have overcast skies greeting you once again from the coast to the bay and streaming well inland with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. later today just a smidgeon warmer than yesterday. we have the full details but first let's say good morning to liz. >> all right, let's head out the door to 880 in oakland. this morning roadwork continues southbound between 16th and 23rd. and they are in the final clearing process now of an acci