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mark phillips is in london. an evening news investigation: after the factory collapse that killed more than 1,000, holly williams introduces us to the workers who make our clothes. and, as the tornado was hitting oklahoma, she was going into labor. elaine quijano has the story of what happened next. >> the tornado sucked the wall off of the o.r. room, and i can see outside. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. since 9/11, america has fought the global war on terror, but, today, in a major address, the president said it is time to end the strategy of fighting a war with no end and no limits. the president today described a more targeted battle, and he defended the use of drones but he said that he will rein them in. mr. obama, speaking at national defense university in washington, said that the accidental killing of civilians by drones will haunt him for the rest of his life. here's major garrett. >> reporter: president obama said the threat of ter

whether this was a one-off tragedy or possibly the beginning of a new round of terror. >> pelley: mark phillips at the scene of the crime. mark, thank you. early this evening there was a major shift in policy by the boy scouts of america. the national council meetings in grapevine, texas, voted to lift the ban on openly gay boys. manuel bojorquez is there. >> reporter: scouts and pack leaders opposed to lifting the ban on openly gay members lined the roud outside the national council meeting. the protest was organized by john stemberger. he's a scout leader from orlando. >> this will devastate the boy scouts. it will devastate it legally, financially and socially. >> reporter: now. >> well, 200,000 to 400,000 young people will leave the program. this is their own estimates, if they make this change. >> reporter: 1,400 boy scout leaders voted today by secret ballot. it was the climax of a multiyear battle over the issue. 70% of scout units are charter bid religious groups. although surveys by the boy scouts found the majority of leaders and parents support the ban, most current scouts do not. >>

mark phillips has more. >> reporter: the victim has been confirmed as 25-year-old soldier lee rigby,arried with a 2-year-old son, a drummer in an army band who had done an active duty tour in afghanistan. police were searching the murder scene for evidence, but it seems clear who has blood on their hands. michael and another man as yet unnamed have been identified as the killers, caught ranting on phone cameras after they had been seen hacking their victim to death. >> you people will never be safe. >> reporter: he was a convert to islam who had developed his anti-western views while attending the rallies of the radical muslim cleric. >> do you con ddemn what he did yesterday? >> i don't think it helps. >> reporter: both the accused killers had been investigated by police, but neither was deemed a threat to life. the flowers being laid on the site of the murder are a testament to the fact that security assessment was tragically wrong. what happened hero ed here is doubt. what is in question is how much the police knew about the two attackers and why they didn't act before they killed

two suspects were arrested at the scene, two more arrests were made today and mark phillips is in london. >> reporter: the victim has been confirmed as 25-year-old soldier lee rigby, married with a two-year-old son. a drummer in an army band who had done an active duty tour in afghanistan. police were searching the murder scene for evidence, but it seems clear who has blood on their hands. michael adeboloja and another man as yet unnamed have been identified as the killers, caught ranting on phone cameras after they'd been seen hacking their victim. >> you people will never be safe. remove your government. >> reporter: adeboloja was a convert to islam who had developed his anti-western views while attending the rallies of the radical muslim clear rick anjem choudary. do you condemn what he did yesterday. >> i don't think it helps. there's so many people who have been slaughtered, killed by drones, who are being tortured. >> reporter: both killers had been investigated by police but neither was deemed a threat to life. the flowers being laid on the site of the murder are a testament to th

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> when we return, could the knicks keep their nba playoff hopes aliveng with a twist. this is the "cbs morning news." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs morning news" sponsored by digestive advantage. daily probiotic for digestive health. maybe today you'll run some errands, maybe another headache will get in the way. 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 to find a headache specialist. and don't live a maybe life. following a rolling gun bat two people are confirmed de we'll have a live report. plus: just miles away. an officer- involed shooting closes an on-ramp on 5-80. and trespassers evicted. why police had to forcibly remo several people from s-f sta. finally a tough loss for the warriors last night. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's friday, ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, partly sunny. thunderstorms in atlanta and st. louis today. denver

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight.at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> somebody at my lunch said there's a mountain lion in the aqueduct. >> he got trapped after wandering into town. the hours-long ordeal to rescue this stranded mountain lion. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. it took two tranquilizer darts and heavy dose of patience but tonight a wayward mountain lion is off the streets of santa cruz. he was stuck for hours in a concrete aqueduct after wandering into town. kpix 5's len ramirez shows us what it took to capture the big cat. >> reporter: the urban wildlife drama played out in the branciforte creek channel near the santa cruz government center. the mountain lion took two tranquil easer shots he in the tail as people looked on. it was a safe ending for the cat and the public. >> in this case everything is going as best as we could hope for.

mark phillips reports for wjz, the tragedy may have been captured by someone on video, who is in a car driving by. a warning, the video you're about to see may be disturbing. >> reporter: the video appears to show the civilian cargo plane, attempting to take off from the bagram air base, about 40 miles north of kabul. as it climbs, the plane's nose seems to pitch upward at a steep angle. the stalls and suddenly begins to lose altitude, crashing at the base of the perimeter. all seven crewmembers on board were killed. six of the victims were from michigan, and one was from kentucky. the plane, a cargo version of the 747, was bound for dubai, carrying vehicles and supplies. >> reporter: it seems to be traveling slower than typical. >> cbs news, aviation and safety expert, captain chesley sullenberger. said once the plane went into its death stall, there was nothing the pilot could have done to prevent the crash. >> certainly, with the nose of the plane and a very high angle, and the speed decreasing, that puts you at risk for a stall of the wing, at which at some point, it becomes unreco

and mark phillips takes us into the board of professional darts. for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com anks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's wednesday, it is the first day of may. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is just about 4:30. fire season hit the bay area overnight and the fire danger is hugh. >> it is. people are calling our newsroom and fire departments about smoke in the air right now. we start with lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center with the latest. >> just walking outside this morning, you can smell some of the smoke out there and that's because of the fire now burning in the bay area. fire danger still running high. we're seeing pockets of some very gusty winds. wind advisory continuing here in the bay area with gusts up to 65 miles an hour mostly over the mountaintops and parts of the n

mark phillips is in london.y collapse that killed more than 1,000, holly williams introduces us to the workers who make our clothes. and, as the tornado was hitting oklahoma, she was going into labor. elaine quijano has the story of what happened next. >> the tornado sucked the wall off of the o.r. room, and i can see outside.

mark phillips is in london. good morning. >> good morning, charlie and gayle.hat way. look at this. here's what you don't want to see when you look out the window of your aircraft. this is a shot of the plane taken from the ground. you can see smoke coming out of the right-hand engine which passengers said on board was on fire. this shot repeats for several times but there's a shot taken out of the window from the inside of the airport of the left-hand engine, there it is, which shows the cowling blown right off the engine. another witness said the other had gone too. they left london heading for oslo when the incident happened. they turned around and land. the landing was successful. the passengers' emergen emergen were deployed. in the end, a safe one for the 775 people on that plane. >> mark phillips, thank you. >>> authorities in brittain are on the lookout for more violence. two more suspects in the case were arrested yesterday. britain's government calls the killing an apparent terror attack. the murdered soldier has been identified as lee rigby, 25 years

mark phillips is in london. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie, gayle.nding, but for a long and anxious time to the people on board this plane, it didn't look that way. look at this. here's what you don't want to see when you look out the window of your aircraft. this is a shot of the plane taken from the ground. you can see smoke coming out of the right-hand engine which passengers on board said was on fire. the shot repeats for several times. it's a shot taken out of the window from the inside of the aircraft of the left-hand engine. there it is, which shows the cowling blown right off the engine. another eyewitness on board said the cowling on the other engine had gone, too. the plane had just left london heading for oslo when the incident happened. it turned around and headed back in for an emergency landing. the whole airport was shut down when it happened. the landing was successful, ordinary. the passengers' emergency chutes were deployed, and all 75 people on board, passenger and crew, got off. the airport is being gradually reopened although a l

for "cbs this morning," mark phillips in london. >> what did you like best about that piece?dn't know his nickname was golden balls, did you? >> kind of a play on 007. >> would like to see mark take a shot. >> so good. fancy foot work. wait until we tell gayle. >> no doubt he can sell underwear well. yes. happy friday. >>> all right. it has been nearly four years since michael jackson died, and the king of pop left behind so much memorabilia, it fills ab entire warehouse. his estate is openingity doors for this sunday's "60 minutes." lara logan got an inside look. >> one of how many warehouses? >> five. >> reporter: you can see what spent his money and some of what made up his extravagant life-style in this california warehouse. >> that's the sign from neverland? >> that was the sign over the gates. >> karen lancaster was friends with michael jackson and worked with him from 1981 until his death. she's now the archivist for the jackson estate. rows and rows, floor to ceiling, of jackson's possessions. most of it never seen publicly since he died. this warehouse is 20,000 squa

mark phillips reports the tragedy may have been captured on a video by a car driving by. >> the video appears to show the civilian cargo plane attempting to take off from the air base about 40 miles north of cobble. as it climbs, the plane's nose seems to pitch upward at a steep angle. the aircraft stalls and suddenly begins to lose altitude. crashing within the base's perimeter. all seven crew members on board were killed. six of the victims were from michigan and one was from kentucky. the plane, a cargo version of the 747 was bound for dubai, covering vehicles and supplies. >> it seems to be traveling slower than typical. >> cbs news aviation and safety expert said once the plane went into its death stall, there was nothing the pilots could have done to prevent the crash. >> certainly the nose of the airplane at a high angle and the speed decreasing, that puts you at risk for a stall of the wing in which at some point it becomes unrecoverable. >> at first, the taliban claimed responsibility for downing the aircraft, but a nato spokesperson said the claims were false and that there

beginning with princess anne's wedding to mark phillips -- at london's westminster abbey. >> with thise most glamorous and elaborate weddings ever. my longtime colleague, the late peter jennings and i, had to yell above the din of wedding bells over london's st. paul's cathedral. >> you can now hear the sound of the bells, which have been going for almost two hours. >> i was going to say, she became the princess of wales, and we became deaf. the crowd, the cheers. what must it be like for this barely 20-year-old girl. 750 million people around the world watched as prince charles, heir to the british throne, took the beautiful 20-year-old lady diana spencer as his bride. who could forget the moment when the princess stepped out of that glass carriage? a vision in white silk taffeta and a 25-foot train. >> magnificent. i have never seen a train like this. >> i've never seen a royal wedding like this. and she does look like a fairy princess. she wanted it to be so special, and it is. >> i pronounce that they be man and wife together. >> princess diana and i became friends, though i never

mark phillips is outside parliament right now. joins us with that story. gislative program through an e-mail or press conference. it would be like well washington. but this is london where the british put on a show that's part disneyland part old marx brother's movie and partly the overlay of a soap opera. the thing about having a ceremonial head of state is you get to have the ceremony. in this case the ancient ritual of an opening parliamentary session where the government lays out its plan. but everything here is not what it seems. in fact. it's the opposite of what it is. the queen is the center of attention delivering what's called the queen's speech. but, in fact the queen hasn't written a single word. it's the government's speech. this time, though there was royal significance to this set of political theatre. along with the queen and prince philip were prince charles and his wife camilla. the queen has announced that at 87 years old, she'll be cutting down on some duties especially long haul foreign travel. understandable says columnist quinton letz

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phillips'. >> i think it's a little, as mark twain said, rumors of my demise may be a little exaggerated at thisoint. >> president obama at a white house news conference this week declaring he still has clout, despite big setbacks recently to his agenda in congress. as time now for our sunday group, julie pace who covers the white house for the associated press, jennifer ruben of "the washington post" and former democratic senator evan bye. you haven't been around nia as long as i have, but mr. obama's comment, i have to say reminded me of bill clinton's back in 1995 after the gingrich revolution when he had to declare at a news conference, the president is relevant. how much trouble is this president in right now? >> i think back to the white house correspondents dinner where he had that self-mocking thing where he put up the bush library is w. bush's legacy and his legacy would be the blame bush library. so he went on in this press conference. i kept thinking his legacy could be blame congressional republicans legacy library. the chattering class will say that he's, you know -- they will paint

phillips. matthew in silverdale, washington, please go ahead with your question or comment. matthew, you still with us? matthew is no longer with us. mark in kingston, new hampshire. >> caller: yes, hi, ms. phillips. you truly, truly are a brilliant person and a very, very interesting to listen to. and i find it difficult disagreeing with anything you say. however, i am a little bit concerned earlier in the program you said something about how while america has the history of slavery, of the institution of slavery where we don't have that in great britain, and i know you didn't mean that how it sounded. as you know better than i, at the time slavery, the institution took hold in this country, these were all british colonies, these were all british subjects. >> guest: ah. >> caller: let's look at india, the treatment of natives in india and black africa. britain is one of my idols. there's so many institutions in this country that are british, and this is not a knock. but let's just not forget because i know you didn't mean that how it sounded. >> guest: yeah. >> caller: there's a very well-spoken writer in this country, ann coulter, who

once the precession returned to buckingham the queen and prince phillip returned on the balcony with the prince and princess marking of the first instances of the queen with her family together. then 1958, the public was able to get closer. >> today, for the first time, this ceremony is being watched, not only by those who are present in this chamber but be many millions of my subjects. >> the occasion is often a family event for the queen, regularly accompanied by the duke of edinburgh and other members of the family as well. it focuses on the queen as the head of state. >> my queen will play a constructive part in preserving peace and justice. >> during the 60 years the queen's reign there has been many changes. her majesty has been commended for her sense of commitment and sense of duty. it is to witness the queen as the most regal. but it is her occasion to focus on her role in an every changing role in the world. >> join many we someone who has had a large responsibility to make sure today goes well and that is duke norfolk, the earl of marshal. it has been in your family for how many years? >> 500 years. duri

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phillips is our guest. little under an hour left in our program. mark in california, you have been very patient.e a number of interesting belief that need to be exploited. however, you lose credibility with the scientific community when you claim the scientific method was not used to establish the facts about global warming has caused by humans burning fossil fuels. the scientific method was used extensively in the 1970s and 80s and the predictions started coming true in the yearly 90s and the only claim you can make against the scientists in this area is that they understated the significance of this problem and today we have a situation where 97% of the top 200 climate scientists diametrically opposed to your beliefs, your beliefs are paralleled by sarah palin from the state of alaska and senator and off, the state of oklahoma, two state to economies are based on burning fossil fuels. you need to rethink this so that you get on the right side of this issue. >> thank you for that. interesting point of view. sarah palin and the other senator you mentioned -- i have been looking at man-made globa

phillips'. [ female announcer ] from meeting customer needs... to meeting patient needs... ♪ wireless is limitless. >>> welcome back, new reaction to former south carolina gov governor mark. the newspaper called him the new come back kid following his 2009 extra marital affair but before the congressman heads to washington, he has it appear in court tomorrow to face charges of trespassing at his ex-wife's home. joining me live, nbc political editor mark murray. i think that is of cower the irony of all this here. mark sanford had his victory lap this morning but he is in court tomorrow. it is the yin and yang of his political career. >> this is mark sanford dating back to 2009. he was considered as someone who might challenge president obama in 2012 race. then he had the appalachian trail, the affair with the mistress and as after couple months ago, people thought he would not win the republican run-off to get the republican nomination. he won that and faced adversity against democrat elizabeth colbert bush, he ended up winning. one thing for sure, he will be back in washington, d.c. >> one thing is for sure, his relationship with his party will be interesting in that th

phillips'. >>> right now, voting is under way in south carolina. to fill the state's vacant first congressional seat. and despite what you might have heard from former governor markford. he is not actually running against nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi is running hundreds of thousands of dollars in ads. this is an important point. with all due respect to nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi's pac, nancy pelosi, nancy pelosi's voice. >> will sanford's tireless, tireless efforts to link pelosi to his real opponent, elizabeth colbert bush, pay offer in the palmetto state? that's just ahead. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. that was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again, and now i gotta take more pills. ♪ yup another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [