reporting from the broadcast center in it's monday, may 10th, 2021. this is the "cbs morning news." pipeline cyberattack. a major energy pipeline is shut down for another day. who's behind it, and why it could mean higher gas prices. loyal to liz? the number-three house republican may be on her way out. the secret ballot vote this week that could shake up gop leadership. kentucky derby bombshell. the winning horse fails a drug test. what it means, and the what it means, and the punishment for the trainer. captioning funded by cbs good morning. good to be with you.

i'm anne-marie green. this morning the biden administration is working to restart one of the most critical oil pipelines in the u.s. the pipeline was shut down after it was hit by a ransomware attack believed to be carried out by a criminal gang. the white house issued an emergency declaration in these 17 states and the district of columbia. the measure eases restrictions on the transport of petroleum on highways to avoid any fuel descriptions. -- disruptions. the pipeline, operated by colonial pipeline, supplies almost half the fuel consumed by the east coast. the company said friday that it was the victim of a cybersecurity attack and took down their systems as a preventive measure. the biden administration is working to calm fears of a potential oil shortage. >> an all-hands-on-deck effort right now, and we are working closely with the company, state and local officials to make sure that they get back up to normal operations as quickly as

possible, and there aren't disruptions in supply. >> experts say gas prices likely will not be affected if the pipeline comes back on line in the next few days. people close to the investigation are pointing to a criminal gang known as dark side as the culprit. the group is allegedly made up of cyber criminals who liken themselves to robin hood by stealing from corporations and giving a cut to charity. there was a surge in violence across the nation this mother's day weekend in new york city. police are searching for this man caught on surveillance video. they say that he might be connected to a shooting that left three innocent bystanders injured in times square. the frightening scene unfolded saturday. the bystanders, including a 4-year-old girl, did not know each other. they're expected to survive. laura podesta is in new york. laura, how did all of this start? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, police say that two to four men got into a fight.

one of them opened fire, and as you mentioned, shot three innocent bystanders. the nypd says the shooter is known to them for illegal vending in the times square area. a manhunt is under way in new york after a shooting in times square. >> all three are bystanders. >> reporter: all are expected to survive including a 4-year-old girl seen here being rushed to an ambulance by officer alissa vogel. >> we have a male party down on the ground -- >> reporter: in massachusetts, a man is dead after driving an suv through the doors of the lester police station. >> the man exited and immediately shouldered what appeared to be a rifle and aimed at police officers. the police officers then fired and shot the man. >> reporter: police in colorado springs are searching for a motive after a gunman killed six adults at a birthday party before killing himself. >> terrible for a lot of people in a lot of ways. >> reporter: just outside of baltimore, cops say a

56-year-old man shot his neighbors and set fire to his own townhouse. witnesses say it was possibly to lure people outside. >> there are three fatal victims. >> reporter: police shot and killed the man when they arrived on scene. in phoenix a shooting at a hotel left one dead and seven injured. >> a group of people in the hotel had an altercation prior to the shooting. >> reporter: the rash of shootings may reignite the gun debate in washington which quieted down after a string of deadly shootings more than a month ago. >> this has to end. it's a national embarrassment. >> reporter: according to the gun violence archives there have been at least two dozen shootings this month where four or more people were shot. and president biden is expected to meet with members of the congressional leadership to -- on wednesday.

he plans to discuss gun control potentially. >> all right, laura podesta in new york. thank you. congressional republicans face a reckoning this week. they're set to vote on whether to oust liz cheney from her leadership position. the move isn't just about the party's leadership. >> reporter: we need a conference chair that is delivering that message day in and day out and usenniting the nation. >> reporter: minority leader kevin mccarthy initially stood by his conference chair colleague liz cheney when other house republicans wanted her kicked out of leadership for voting to impeach president trump after the january 6th capitol riots. >> i don't believe that he should be playing a role in the future of the party -- >> reporter: now he's standing by someone else. >> do you support elise stefanik for that job? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: stefanik who represents a rural part of upstate new york has a less conservative voting record. but a greater loyalty to the former president.

in a press release, mr. trump called cheney a war mongering fool and endorsed stefanik as a, quote, superior choice. not everyone in the gop agrees. >> they're going to get rid of liz cheney because they'd much rather pretend that the conspiracy is either real or not confronted. >> it bothers me that you have to swear fealty to the dear leader or get kicked out of the party. >> reporter: a recent cbs news poll found 70% of republicans do not believe joe biden was the legitimate winner of the november election. on wednesday, republican house members will vote to see if liz cheney keeps her leadership seat. christina ruffini. cbs news, the white house. to the latest on the coronavirus now. the number of people in the u.s. who are fully vaccinated now tops 114 million. that's a 34% -- that is, rather, 34% of the country's total population.

the former fda commissioner scott gottlieb says areas with lower rates of covid can safely start loosening limits on indoor and outdoor gatherings and ending mask mandates. he appeared on "face the nation" yesterday. >> covid won't disappear. we're going to have to learn to live with it. but the risk is reduced as a result of the immunity people have required due to prior infection. >> 14 states have less than 40% of their population partially vaccinated with mississippi at the bottom. the results of the kentucky derby are in doubt after the winning horse, medina spirit, failed a post-race drug test. yesterday churchill downs suspended the horse's trainer, bob baffert. it came after baffert said that his barn received word that the horse tested positive for an excessive amount of a steroid which is sometimes used to treat pain and inflammation. the hall of fame trainer denied any wrongdoing. >> yesterday i got the biggest gut punch in racing for

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and this week congressional republicans are set to vote on whether to oust liz cheney from her leadership position. some are furious over her criticism of former president trump after the deadly attack on the nation's capitol. cheney survived a previous secret ballot vote to hold on to her position. the mystery is now over about that chinese rocket that tumbled back down to earth. wreckage crashed down in the ocean over the weekend. up until then, no one knew exactly where it would land. danya bacchus reports. >> reporter: remnants of a 20-ton chinese rocket rained down sunday local time, around 10:30 saturday night eastern time. chinese state-run media is reporting the bulk of its largest rocket burned upon re-entry into the earth's atmosphere near the maldives. the long march 5b rocket carried

components of china's planned space station, harmony of the heavens. the chinese space agency lost control of the rocket as it continued its 70,000 mile-an-hour orbit of the earth. it edged closer and closer with each pass. sky watchers caught glimpses of it as it tracked as far north as new york and as far south as new zealand. >> this is the second largest uncontrolled re-entry in the last -- the last couple of decades. >> reporter: there were fears it would send objects weighing hundreds of pounds slamming into the earth as it reentered the atmosphere. >> about nine tons we estimate will survive. and of that, that's kind of equivalent to dropping three pickup trucks on somebody's head. or crashing a small airplane. >> reporter: the military tracked the trajectory but had no plans to shoot it down. china insisted its remnants were unlikely to cause harm. >> what you have to remember is the world is 75% covered in water. the land area, while it's very vast, there's a lot more empty land for debris to flow on than there are populated areas.

>> reporter: still, the suspense as to exactly where pieces of thatat rocket would land had ma on the edge of their seats. danya bacchus, cbs news. coming up only on "cbs this morning," former first lady michelle obama talks with gayle king about her newest initiative to give families access to healthy food. plus, cnn anchor jake tapper tells us about his novel "the devil may dance," and we speak with oscar winning actress angelina jolie and her co-star about "those who wish me dead." for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ ♪