people including a ten year old girl injured in a shooting at a mother's day parade in the city of new orleans a manhunt underway for the suspects. turkey arrests nine men in connection with saturday's bomb attacks claiming they have connections with syrian intelligence damascus denies the allegations. the third time may be the charm for pakistan's twice former prime minister who declared a early victory in the milestone general election after the vote was marred by violence after the country's bloodiest ever election campaign. and a bad year for france's president francois alonzo provable rating sings to a record low as he marks twelve months in office with voters disillusioned over unemployment and continuing austerity. two am in moscow i'm at treasure bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on our tea at least seventeen people including a ten year old have been injured in a shooting at a mother's day parade in new orleans artie's marina porton joins us live by phone with more details marina so can you tell us what happened. well it was an unanticipated scene th

of 10 people in new orleans understand crimestoppers and will call crimestoppers.year we had a 25% increase in tips to crimestoppers, the year before an 11% increase. in other words, the people of new orleans are reaching out and having more confidence in their police department, no question in my mind about it. >> that's great that it's gone up because it's certainly a problem in a lot of other places. police superintendent, i look forward to talking to you again. i hope you get this person. >>> just ahead, a cnn exclusive. ariel castro's brothers are speaking out about his alleged crimes and saying they had no idea anything was wrong and would have turned him in if they had known. >> i would never think of doing anything like that. if i knew that my brother was doing this, i would not be -- i would not -- in a minute i would call the cops. [ alarm clock ringing ] [ female announcer ] if you have rheumatoid arthritis, can you start the day the way you want? can orencia (abatacept) help? could your "i want" become "i can"? talk to your rheumatologist. orencia reduc

roger dickerson is my composition teacher in new orleans. called him up and he said listen, man, trust your training, go ahead and let the music and the libretto speak to you, so it was a bit of a challenge because writing for voice is a technical thing. when you write for trumpet or violin, the range is this wide but the voice is this wide and in that range there's this much of it that can project. this other part may not be able to project as well so you have to keep that in mind when you're writing all of these things so when i'm writing for film and i want to write something dramatic, the sweeping thing, i have a range for the strings to go up and down. i don't have that range for the voice, so i have to use other little tricks and the thing that's been really great, opera theater st. louis has had a number of workshops for me where i worked with young vocalists so i could get accustomed to how the voice works and operates so that under my belt, i had to readjust my thinking. tavis: finally, i know that you and herbie and other artists a

we went to new orleans, to bourbon street. fell down and my friend picked me up and we were picked up by the new orleans police and accused of being drunk in public. i've been here 21 days. the first few days we were in the new orleans county jail. we were left without food or water for three days. near riots broke out. there were people breaking windows, starting fires. most of us were afraid that we were going to die there, it was so horrible. water was up to our shoulders by the time they got us out of there. they put us in small boats, took us to this bridge area. i saw my friend for about two minutes, first thing he said to me, he said, this is a goddamned nightmare. >> while a nightmare for some, for others, including the first women inmates to sleep at angola in 44 years, a blessing. >> i was so weak, i couldn't even -- i could barely walk when they got me, put me in the boat to come out of there. we had about that much water to drink within three days. and one sandwich. the warden came and got us and put us all like in

i tell you we must make a dash at compiegne and relieve it as we relieved orleans. then paris will open its gates. or if no we will break through them. what is your crown worth without your capital? that is what i say too. we shall go through them like a red hot shot through a pound of butter. if our cannonballs were all as hot as your head, and we had enough of them, we should conquer the earth, no doubt. pluck and impetuosity are good servants in war, but bad masters. they've delivered us into the hands of the english every time we have trusted to them. we never know when we are beaten. that is our great fault. you never know when you are victorious. that is a worse fault. you would have been besieged at orleans still, you and your councils of war, if i had not made you attack. you should always attack. and if you can only hold on long enough, the enemy will stop first. you don't know how to begin a battle and you don't know how to use your cannons. and i do. [laughter] i know what you think of us, general joan. never mind about that, jack. tell them what you thin

in new orleans and there were people everywhere. people in suits you didn't know who the defenders were, you didn't know who the prosecutors were and you knew who the clients were because they were shackled on the seats. the judge started calling names and in the next second he would call another name and you heard voices, that would be the voice speaking for the person. a lawyer never stood next to the client and then the judge calls a name and there was no voice and he says is there mr. so and so here? he says i'm here. >> he says where is your lawyer? i haven't seen my lawyers since 70 days ago. what had been shocked to me for a man who had been locked for more than 70 days, nobody knew that. they had been used to a system, a level of expectation for poor people and the kind of justice they deserve. they become so used to it that they accepted it. that gave me this idea that we need to start a movement, it needs to be a movement of public defenders who get it so we started building gideon's promise by creating young defenders fro

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my hart goes out to everyone here in new orleans.t's a city that i love that all americans should love. this is a deep part of our culture as a nation. it is where jazz was created. sit the harbor at the mouth of our biggest river on the continent. we need new orleans as a city to work. it has been battered after the hurricane and the oil spill. i hope that that incident will lead the police and the mayor -- the mayor came out yesterday and made strong statements about this how they're going to get to the bottom of it this time, they're not going to let it carry on. i think that is hopeful that perhaps in the same way that the newtown shootings, that terrible tragedy focused the nation and our political leaders about finally getting sirius about the problem and not just lip service. these were two idiots or one idiot who did the shooting, shooting at another target thinking they're going to shoot into a crowd of people. you can see on that video there are kids there, there with women there. and thinking that they're only to shoot the

the mayor of new orleans says the shooting is part of the, quote, relentless drumbeat of violence. >> this is one of the really kind of crazy, unnatural things about what these young men are doing in the city of new orleans. and the only way to do it is everybody find out who they are and stop them from doing it, you know, and as a community to basically say we're not tolerating this anymore. >> new orleans police vow to track down the gunmen. >>> the obama administration is on the defensive about what officials knew and what they said in the days following the benghazi attack. last year's deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi is once again the subject of heated hearings on capitol hill with republicans using words like "cover-up" and "watergate." nbc's tracie potts joins us with more. >> we've been one whistleblower now who's testified here on the hill. but the focus not so much this morning on the attack but what we were told about that attack. leaked e-mails now reveal that the talking points on the deadly benghazi attack went through 12 revisions. first the cia blamed pr

that was bush's problem in new orleans. it was always going to be very, new orleans is a big city. let's be fair to fema then you know. the new jersey shore is a spit of land. new orleans is an enormous city. it was always going to be a big problem. but bush's problem is he flew by it on air force one. he should have got off and said, look, this is a nightmare, but i'm here leading. from a day one it was a disastrous response from him. >> but it's not just the beach. it's not just the beach. you had the rockaways, you had staten island and the city. >> i agree they've done a good job. >> i think the obama administration has, if you're in the white house, you've always got the picture of bush in the back of your mind. whatever you do is -- >> there is resentment in new orleans in fundamental ways. because i think katrina was treated as a hurricane, a storm of race and class. and there's a feeling that you shouldn't pit hurricanes against each other. but that the financial center of the universe is getting the aid it needs more quickly and less republicans hold it up. >> major media

the parade that turns into a shooting gallery in new orleans. we'll let you know what the fbi is saying about that attack that left 19 people injured >>> ready to let everybody say "i do." the latest state on the brink of legalizing same-sex marriage. >>> welcome back. city of palo alto will discuss the historic downtown post office, one of the many u.s. poefs poe postal services it is putting up for sale. the city wants to use it as an office space for the planning and community involvement department. it was reportedly the first building in the country to be build specifically as a post office since 1932. >>> new york state reaching out to the bay area tech companies looking for help trying to stop smart phone thefts. new york state attorney general will announce he has sent letters to apple, google, microsoft and samsung. those letters call on each of the companies to try and help develop new ways to track stolen phones and to prevent them from being reused. california considering a similar proposal to include a kill switch that would make a

>> officials in new orleans are overwhelmed. in troops, but those troops would serve in supporting roles and state efforts and would not have law enforcement powers unless the president invokes what's called the insurrection act. president bush had to make a choice. one, rely on the national guard and local police. two, send in federal troops in a supporting role with no law enforcement authority. three, invoke the insurrection act and send in troops to restore order. >> excuse me, restoring order was the problem when it it came to hurricane katrina, seriously? the main dilemma faced by president bush when it came to the government's response to hurricane katrina was quelling disorder? the bush library takes you through this whole scenario about how to deal with the problem of looters and how to restore law and order in new orleans. that is the decision point. no mention at all of, you know, search and rescue. eight years later, the people of new orleans who were basically left to starve and dehydrate and die in our city, mostly

and so in new orleans and conflicts division, sort of a separate division. and they completely got rid of that in the budget cut. so anybody that came in with multiple arrests like that, or a complexes, they had no attorneys that they were just sitting in jail for months and months. and judges were making plays to the private part. they were scrambling, threatening to let people out of jail without a trial because this is such a clear violation of the rights. it was a fiasco. >> host: in that same chapter which is called a perfect storm you told the story of greg who spent over 27 years in jail for a murder he didn't commit. in telling his story it still, told the star of the truck and i found it appalling that how little his public defenders seem to do to represent him. i believe they didn't call any witnesses, didn't present an alternate scenario for the murder. didn't look, at which i guess there was one, a drug deal gone bad, didn't go to the scene of the crime and would've realized the eyewitness goodness in which he claimed to see. and didn't realize t

people including two ten year olds injured in a shooting at a mother's day parade in the city of new orleans a manhunt underway for the suspects. turkey arrested nine men in connection with saturday's bomb attacks claiming they have connections with syrian intelligence damascus is denying the allegations. the first time may be the charm for pakistan's twice former prime minister who declared early victory of the milestone general election after the vote was marred by violence following the country's bloodiest ever election campaign. a bad year for the french president francois alonzo approval rating sinks to record lows as he marks twelve months in office with voters a disillusioned over unemployment and continuing austerity. six am in moscow i mattress or bring you today's top stories in a look back at the week's news at least nineteen people including two ten year olds were injured during a shooting at a mother's day parade in new orleans louisiana an f.b.i. spokesman saying there is no indication the act was an attack with the attack was an act of terrorism but there have been no arrests

shooting in new orleans. and then it was like, oh, oh, oh. that's just, you know, gang bangers in new orleans, probably a black neighborhood, you know, that's just life in the big city. street violence isn't terrorism, it's not terrifying, it's not terror that is being visited on people every day. >> yeah, i mean, it's not terrorism in that i don't think those shooters were -- >> having ideological motivation. >> right. they were shooting because of identity or something like that. but it is terrifying. >> right. >> and the whole point of why we need gun control legislation is part of why the background checks are insufficient although they are the first step we need. to stand there and fire into that crowd. >> that image is crazy. that image is really maniacal to be standing there pointing that gun. you can see it there. it strikes me -- there's polling numbers. >> and in one america, guns are -- my dad took me to the shooting range, i went hunting, and another america, i went to a mother's day concert, second line procession and got shot up

nineteen people injured after a mother's day parade in new orleans is sprayed with bullets a manhunt now under way. turkey drums up a fresh case for foreign intervention in syria blaming damascus for a deadly cross border bombing but the assad regime says it's simply being provoked . and as athens awaits the latest cash injection from brussels we look at how three years of chasing a bailout has got to the greek economy. it's a pleasure to have you with us this morning moscow. in the russian capital where it's now i just after ten am. at least one thousand people including two ten year old children have been wounded during a shooting at a mother's day parade in new orleans it's thought up to three gunmen may have opened fire on the crown said details now from washington and. new orleans was celebrating mother's day with over three hundred people participating in a parade police say three individuals are believed to be responsible for starting a shootout two four of the wounded though are believed to be in critical condition another public good and another tragedy there is a manhunt un

hunting for a group of gunmen who went on a shooting rampage during a mother's day parade in new orleans injuring nineteen people. spyware made by a british farm has allegedly been used to snoop on activists in bahrain we hear from in a rights campaigner who's raising the alarm over the intrusive surveillance methods being used in her country. while conscious travel greece awaits approval for another bailout loan deep spending cuts snarfing the nation's stifling nation's health care sector sending medication costs over. international news live from moscow this is our see with me. thanks for joining us . police in louisiana are hunting down several gunman who opened fire on a crowd during mother's day celebrations nineteen people were injured in the broad daylight target during a street parade in new orleans the incident opened wounds that many in america's thought were just the beginning to heal as ours has been there to trick our reports . new orleans was celebrating mother's day with over three hundred people participating in a parade police say three individuals are believed to be res

nineteen people injured after a mother's day parade in new orleans is sprayed with bullets a manhunt is underway. to get drums up a fresh case for foreign intervention in syria after blaming damascus for a deadly calls aboard a bombing. does athens away the latest cash injection from brussels we'll look at how three years of trade think a bailout has got is the greek economy. and welcome to our t twenty four hour news live from moscow i mean you know ship of our timeline story at least nineteen people including two year old children have been wounded during a shooting at a mother's day parade in new orleans is sums up the story gunmen may have opened fire on the crowds details now from our she's going there to check out. new orleans was celebrating mother's day with over three hundred people participating in a parade police say three individuals are believed to be responsible for starting a shootout two four of the wounded though are believed to be in critical condition another public event another tragedy there is a manhunt underway for the three suspects who police believe have man

hunting for a group of gunmen who went on a shooting rampage you were in mother's day parade in new orleans injuring nineteen people. and spyware made by a british has allegedly been used to snoop on activists in bahrain we hear from a rights campaigner was raising the alarm over the intrusive surveillance methods being deployed in her country. international news live for most this is all she with me of all of our hello and welcome to the program now a car bomb exploded in libya's second largest city have been ghazi the blast went off in a crowded area outside a hospital and our correspondent paula see you has more now on this how that paula so what's happened and what's the situation in benghazi right now. well from the reports we're receiving as many as seventeen people have been killed and dozens wounded including children there are of course fears of the death toll will further rise what we do understand is that the car bomb exploded in the car park of the main emergency our jealous hospital in the eastern libyan city of benghazi according to the libyan deputy interior minister he total

hunting for a group of gunmen who went on a shooting rampage during a mother's day parade in new orleans injuring nineteen people. drums up a fresh baseball for an intervention in syria off to blaming damascus for a deadly cross border boarding. on the while cash strapped greece awaits a your approval for another bailout loan conscious terror to cause pacing the nation's health where sex or sending medication costs a story there were. this is coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the problem police in louisiana hunting down several gunman who opened fire on a crowd during mother's day celebrations one thousand people were injured in the brawl daylight tog during a street parade in new orleans the incident opened wounds that many in america saw were just beginning to hail as art has been a check our reports. new orleans was celebrating mother's day with over three hundred people participating in a parade police say three individuals are believed to be responsible for starting a shootout two four of the wounded though are believed to be in critical condition another public ev

nineteen people are injured after a mother's day parade in new orleans is sprayed with bullets a manhunt is on the way. turkey warms up the first case of foreign intervention in syria after blaming damascus for a deadly cross border bombing. the crank stopped to show in the britons during conservative party and two cabinet ministers say they would leave the european union. international news and comment live from moscow this is nasty with me you know hello and welcome to the program at least nineteen people including two ten year old children have been wounded during a sure thing as a mother's day parade in new orleans itself up to three gunmen might have opened fire on the crowds these hells now from his gun that are trick. new orleans was celebrating mother's day with over three hundred people participating in a parade police say three individuals are believed to be responsible for starting a shootout two four of the wounded though are believed to be in critical condition another public and another tragedy there is a manhunt underway for the three suspects who police believe have manag

hunting for a group of gunmen who went on a shooting rampage during a mother's day parade in new orleans injuring nineteen people. and spyware made by a british farmer has allegedly been used to snoop on civilians and activists in bahrain we hear from a rights campaigner who is raising their long arm of the intrusive sabella as methods being used in her country. this is coming to you live from moscow hello and welcome to the problem. a first a car bomb has exploded in libya's second largest city in gaza the blast went off in a crowded area outside a hospital and our assy correspondent paula slee has more now hello there paula so tell us this has all just happened what's going on there. well yes i mean richard beginning to receive the first information now what i can train your very problem has exploded outside a hospital in the eastern libyan city of god the at least fifteen people have been killed or not it according to your view b.p. interior minister who we're now hearing from a different community that number has climbed to fear and change and to create on the children were all becam

we worked at four of these free clinics in new orleans.u diagnose or treat there in the clinics? >> hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, a lot of male health issues. and at the very first clinic, some patients were not seen in two to three years, actually, five years in some cases. they didn't have medicines or refills. reverend al, the volunteers are wonderful. i can't thank them enough for what they do. but we do need more volunteers and we need patients that we can treat. >> i want to put this out there. people that are uninsured are not working. tell us about that. because it's not that they are lazy and not working. >> that is not the case at all, reverend al. many are employed but they are not able to afford insurances or the small businesses that they work for cannot afford to provide insurance to them. the individuals still working but there is a direct correlation between uninsured and outcomes. that's the choice that many americans have to make today. we need to provide them resources and that's where the free and charitable

and the mother's day shooting in new orleans reloads the debate on gun control in the u.s. . is continuing his fierce fight against change. a very good morning to you from all of us here. live from the russian capital with your news from around the world. european leaders and delegates internationally are meeting to raise billions of dollars in aid for war torn mali it's the highest level gathering since france invaded back in january and aims to rebuild the country still plagued by islamists and rebel insurgents. has more from the summit in brussels. the leaders from the e.u. and france as well as international donors are gathering today here in brussels to drum up and get aid and support for mali a country which has been dealing with the radical islamist militants as well as a political crisis for the last couple of years now now the french foreign minister law fabulous' had said that the aim of today is to raise some one point nine a billion euros a to give to the country in what he calls a quote unquote an effort to build democracy dialogue and development now we know tha

cnn's alina machado is live in new orleans for us.leans police department released surveillance photos brand-new this morning. tell us about these. >> we want to actually show you those photographs. it's a series of photographs that were released by the new orleans police department and in them we see a man with a white shirt, he seems to walk toward a crowd and starts shooting. looks like he's shooting into the crowd. and then he sees -- he seems to be taking off, running away from the scene. the new orleans police department tells us this man is a suspect in this case. they are trying to figure out exactly who he is, and they are asking for the public's help in doing just that. now this shooting happened in the seventh ward yesterday afternoon around 1:30. the seventh ward, that neighborhood where it happened, is just a few minutes from lsu medical center. this is where several victims were brought for treatment, and this shooting happened during a parade. there were hundreds of people outside during the shooting. they were out enjo

new orleans was celebrating mother's day with over three hundred people participating in a parade police say three individuals are believed to be responsible for starting a shootout two four of the wounded though are believed to be in critical condition another public event another tragedy there is a manhunt underway for the three suspects who police believe have managed to escape one of them is reportedly wounded in the same way as investigators of the boston marathon bombings appealed for crowd sourced photographs new orleans police have urged anyone with any photographs of the parade to step forward so just in boston the police are drawing the public into the manhunt certainly putting nearby neighborhoods on high alert police are going door to door in search for suspects and of course everyone is hopeful that they will find them but at the same time many are looking at these recent public events which have gone terribly wrong in thinking whether law enforcement can really provide security at outdoor gatherings like this with the boston bombers or could it be early warnings that were m

mark strassmann is in new orleans with the pictures and the manhunt. the officer gravely wounded in a shootout with the boston bombing suspects speaks for the first time to john miller. technically you kind of died. >> i did. i did die, yes. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the scandal at the i.r.s. is growing. today we've learned its targeting of political organizations went beyond the tea party. on friday, the i.r.s. apologized for singling out groups with the words "tea party" and "patriot" in their names. but now it turns out the i.r.s. targeted other groups based on the words "constitution" and "bill of rights." the i.r.s. blamed low-level employees and said that no higher-ups knew, but it turns out a division head did know two years ago. president obama says he found out the day that the rest of us did, last friday. here was his reaction at a news conference today. >> i can tell you that if you've got the i.r.s. operating in anything less than a neutral and nonpartisan way than

people including a ten year old girl injured in a shooting at a mother's day parade in the city of new orleans a manhunt underway. turkey arrests nine men in connection with saturday's bomb attacks claiming they have connections with syrian intelligence damascus denying the allegations. the third time may be the charm for pakistan's twice former prime minister who has declared early victory in the milestone general election this after the vote was marred by violence following the country's bloodiest ever election campaign. bad year for france's president francois lawns approval rating sinks to record lows as he marks twelve months in office with voters saying they're disillusioned over unemployment and continuing austerity. four am in moscow as a good to have you with us here on r t at least eighteen people including a ten year old girl have been injured during a shooting at a mother's day parade in new orleans an f.b.i. spokesman says there is no indication was an attack of have was an act of terrorism or he's got a cheeky and has been covering this story for us and we'll get her update with

hunting for a group of gunman who went on a shooting rampage during a mother's day parade in new orleans injuring nineteen. the pressure on the syrian government support for the opposition leaders of britain and the u.s. present vision for ending the country's civil. spyware made by a british firm has allegedly been used to snoop on activists in bahrain we hear from a rights campaigner who is raising the alarm over the intrusive surveillance methods being deployed in the country up top stories this hour. screen international news and comment live from our studio center here in moscow a car bomb has exploded in libya's second largest city benghazi the blast went off in a crowded area outside a hospital a middle east correspondent has more on this. as many as seventeen people have been killed and dozens wounded including children there are of course fears of the death toll wolf sort of the rise what we do understand is that the car bomb exploded in the call talk of the main emergency out jalil hospital in the eastern libyan city of the ghazi according to the libyan deputy interior minister

street parade in new orleans. the details so far they have been no arrests announced but we do know that the new orleans police department has released grainy surveillance video they released that early monday morning showing a possible suspect in connection to the mother's day parade shooting in the footage you can see the crowd suddenly scattering in all directions with some falling to the ground it appears as though parade goers are running from a man who turns and runs out of the picture and the person is wearing a white t. shirt and dark pants the image isn't very clear but police are still hoping that someone will recognize the perpetrator and notify investigators police posted a series of still images from that grainy video on you tube as well there's also been a ten thousand dollars reward offered for information leading to their arrest and indictments in this case now law enforcement officials believe that more than one gone was fired sunday afternoon now by sunday evening a law enforcement officials were

mark strassmann is in new orleans with the pictures and the manhunt. the officer gravely wounded in a shootout with the boston bombing suspects speaks for the first time to john miller. technically you kind of died. >> i did. i did die, yes. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, the scandal at the i.r.s. is growing. today we've learned its