and, jim, the refugees just keep on coming. >> axelrod: mark phillips near the hungarian-croatian border. mark, thank you. the f.b.i. is now investigating a series of attacks on planned parenthood offices around the country, including arson. here's weijia jiang. >> reporter: this fire at a planned parenthooded clinic in pullman, washington, was ruled an arson, a recent example of why the f.b.i. has released a new intelligence warning saying, "criminal or suspicious incidents will continue to be directed against reproductive health care providers, their staff, and facilities." federal investigators report there have been nine attacks on reproductive health care facilities across the country, including cyber attacks, threat, and arsons. on july 19, someone started a fire at the planned parenthood clinic in auror aillinois. then on august 1, in new orleans, a vehicle was set on fire at a facility under construction. the incidents started after an antiabortion organization released undercover videos claiming planned parenthood has illegally profited from selling fetal tissue to researchers.

mark phillips, croatia. >> croatia has joined the list of countries refusing to take any refugees. >>> let's check in now with julie watts for a look at our weather. >> you know, it's a beautiful forecast. beautiful today. going to be warm to hot this weekend. might be too hot for some folks. but let's check in with our weather watcher. already, well, maybe we'll check in with our weather watcher. [ laughter ] >> already warming up in some areas. we are going to start inland san ramon 80 right now. clear skies plenty of sunshine from brian there. 65 degrees along the coast. we'll see plenty of sunshine in pacifica. we'll see plenty of sunshine throughout the day today and all weekend long. let's check in with your currents outside right now. concord 79. 70 in oakland. 79 livermore. san jose 73. 76 in santa rosa. clear skies pretty much areawide thanks in part to this high pressure building. as it builds, so will the temperatures. offshore flow is drying things out keeping conditions clear even at the chose to weekend. so nice beach weather for sure. afternoon sunshine promotes highs n

mark phillips is with the refugees in croatia. >> reporter: their trek away from war and toward a new life did not need a detour and did not need more uncertainty, but it got both. the refugees had been refused entry into hungary from serbia, and now thousands of them have come here, to next door croatia, instead, and here they were stuck, syrians, afghanis, iraqis, like sarmad. where do you want to go? >> i didn't decide yet, but any country that's safe for me. >> reporter: after the chaotic clash with hungarian border guards earlier in the week, the croatians imposed order on the 14,000 they said had come into their country. the refugees have been told to line up here for buses, and that's what they've done. thousands of them. this line goes back as far as you can see. what the refugees can't see is a future. and so they sat, like miserable pieces in a game of "pass the refugee." they were dumped in a disused army base and fed at least. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome! >> reporter: but the croatians said they could not stay. so more chaotic scenes, more loading on to buses

mark phillips, cbs news, croatia. >> and it is estimated as many as 14,000 migrants have crossed into croatia just this week. >>> okay towards the weekend a perfect weekend for tailgating. checking out the air show. taking some time for yard work -- too good. howard is up next with the forecast. >> yeah mike i haven't mowed since august 9th and waiting for the lawn to start growing again and may be a while. unfortunately, the mold spores have inched back into the high category. weeds basically ragweed is in the moderate category. longing for some cooler days in september? stick around, that seven day forecast just may have some for you. no, i can't wait until the end of the week to see the doctor. because of... rabies. i was, i was, in the, i was saving some children from a coyote and it bit me. well, what would you have me do just let the children die. don't, hey don't tell me how rabies works. i know, i'm sorry, i'm sorry i'm just scared because i'm, i've never foamed at the mouth before. hello. miss. find and book a doctor when you need one with zocdoc. >>> september is actee ideal

over four decades, one man has reined as cbs news chief royal watcher but mark phillips has nothing on the queen he covers. she ascended to the throne when mark was a near lad, and today she became the longest-reining monarch in history. so tonight we put our mark on the milestone. >> reporter: the engine that pulled the royal train on this auspicious day may have been a relic of another age, but its cargo just keeps chugging along. unlike popes these days, queens don't retire-- at least not this one. >> i declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service. >> reporter: it's turned out to be long. she's 89 now, the longest reign record, she says, was just a matter of time. >> inevitably, a long life can pass by many milestones. my own is no exception. >> reporter: so many other public figures have come and gone. >> very nice to see you again. >> reporter: she's met 11 of the last 12 u.s. presidents, somehow missing out on l.b.j. and for a country that made rather a fuss about dumping this monarchy two and a half centuries ago, there

mark phillips has that part of the story. >> reporter: and still they come. even as some western european leaders were pledging to accept thousands of syrian refugees into their countries, more were pushing on europe's certain borders and again the scenes were turning-- turning ugly. british prime minister david cameron promised to take in 20,000 refugees over the next four and a half years. this country is a country of extraordinary compassion, but the compassion would not extend to those already in europe. only those who have fled to refugee camps surrounding syria will be welcome. francois hollande said france will take 24,000 over the next two years. and in germany where 17,000 refugees are thought to have arrived this past weekend alone, angela merkel's government said it may have to handle as many as 800,000 this year. yet whatever numbers the european leaders are now promising to take in, they don't add up. they barely make a dent in the number of refugees who have already flooded into europe let alone those who may well now be encouraged to try to com

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mark phillips, cbs news, goodwood, england. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >>> right now at 7:00 senior citizens sent from their homes as fire breaks out at a maryland apartment building. >> plus maryland is going to the gators, how animal control is finding more and more of the intimidating reptiles swimming in area waterways. >> and foot loose in the front room as a virginia man pays thousands for kenny loggins to rock out in his living room. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm lesli foster. >>> we start with some pretty serious breaking news, jesse matthew has been indicted in the murder of morgan harrington. matthew is the man charged in the murder of uva student hannah graham. harrington, a virginia tech student, disappeared following a concert in charlottesville. tomorrow matthew

mark phillips is there. >> reporter: when there's no plan and there's no information, there's chaos.this group had been stuck at a train station in croatia when a train arrived that they hoped would take them further into europe, they weren't going to wait for an invitation. police tried to control access, but the situation here and elsewhere is out of control. and the weather has turned cold and wet. these have become the huddled masses. they may be yearning to be free of the war on poverty they left behind and yearning to get out of the balkan countries, which don't want them and haven't the resources to care for them, but most are going nowhere fast. for those who have made it across croatia, their trek stops again at the next border. croatia on this side, slovenia and the route to us a tree ja, germany, where most of these people want to go through here, but right now for this group, it's this far and no further. it's people on the move who are forcing the hands of governments that just don't want them. the slovenians at first tried to shut their border completely, but then they

murrow reporting on the battle of britain. 75 years later, mark phillips reports on the role a groupns played in britain's finest hour. >> reporter: they've become legends, the few, as churchill called them, to whom so many owed so much. and among the barely 3,000 airmen who confronted the nazi luftwaffe as it tried to soften britain up for a planned invasion were a small, little- known, and actually illegal contingent of americans. and in the anniversary fly-pass, the largest gathering of world war ii aircraft since the war was this spitfire, now owned by the historic flight charity in seattle, and flown to honor the americans by john sessions. >> it was a felony in the united states under the neutrality act to fight for the british at that point in time. so most of the -- >> reporter: because the u.s. was officially neutral. somewhere between nine and 11 americans joined the battle. nobody's sure because some hid their identities pretending to be canadians. >> some of them were only identified decades later through entries in squadron books with nicknames like "tex." you know. >> r

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mark phillips is in britain where the crowd turned out to see a big scene.e but the plaque is left. the last left a short while ago. she interrupted her vacation to mark this auspicious day. she opened a new rail line. but this day wasn't about a train. it was about a queen who just keeps chucki s chugging along. in 63 years, 216 days on the job, you learn a thing or two about how to do it. and if you're a small person whose purpose is to be seen, wear bright colors, a big hat, and smile a lot. and if you're a queen who's supposed to be above politics, say almost nothing. the queen doesn't only understand the job, they say she defined it. >> the queen is there to be, not to do. >> reporter: and she has been just about everywhere and met just about everyone. 11 of the past 12 u.s. presidents somehow missing out on lbj. the united states may have shed this monarchy 2 1/2 centuries ago but u.s. as the state has learned they'd better again get things right when she's around. >> she gave me a look only a mother can give a child. >> reporter: she was not destined

if anything, it is bitterly divide odd this crisis. >> mark phillips, thank you very much. sdmrimplts in greece alexis cyprus was elected back into power. he is left wing leader elected in january on a bailout platform. he resigned seven months later after reversing that position. >>> rebels in yemen released several hostages today. among them, two americans, including 45-year-old scott darden whofgs in the country as a contractor. a third american is still being held. they are locked in a vicious civil war, but they currently control yemen's capital. cbs overnight news will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> today hillary clinton made her first sunday show appearance in four years as a guest on "face the nation." then as juliana goldman reports, it was all about getting real. >> give us three words that is the real hillary clinton. >> reporter: hillary clinton said she's more than a few words. >> just three? i can't possibly do that. i mean, look, i am a real person with all the pluses and minuses that go along with being that. >> reporter: clinton has struggled to overco

mark phillips, croatia. >> the united nations estimates more than 4 million syrians have fled to otheres to escape the unrest back home. >>> pope francis continues to spread his message of peace and love across cuba today as he prepares for his historical trip to washington tomorrow. thanks for joining us. i'm bruce johnson. >> i'm lesli foster. the six-day visit by pope francis to the united states has created the largest security operation in u.s. history. the secret service is coordinating the massive effort combining the resources of federal, state, and local agencies. andrea roane is live on the national maul -- national mall with a look at how it's all coming together. >> some of the security measures put in place are very visible like these fences, but a lot of it is not. homeland security secretary jeh johnson took the unusual step of designating the pope's visit as a national security event. a title reserved for something that is a potential target for terrorism or criminal activity. >> there have been different parts of the world. this is more security than i've ever seen. >>

cbs 2's mark phillips has more on the milestone. [ music ] >> reporter: in 63 years, 216 days on the job, you learn a thing or two about how to do it. if you are a queen who is supposed to be above politics, above all say almost nothing although she did have a few appropriate words today. >> inevitably a long life can pass by many milestones. my own is no exception. but i thank you all and the many others at home and overseas for your touching messages of great kindness. >> reporter: and she has been just about everywhere and met just about everyone. elizabeth it seems hard to believe now was not destined to be queen. she would have been just a minor peripheral royal had her uncle not abdicated in favor of her father. she was 25 when she became queen being crowned the following year and holding true to the promise she had made as a princess. >> i declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service. >> now at 89, the queen has cut back on her official travels and rarely goes overseas. however her son and grandsons have picked up the

mark phillips is in london as scientists hope to dig up answers. >> reporter: the archeologists haveonehenge than meets the eye. the whole area is full of ancient burial mounds and other wonders dating back more than 4,000 years but were not prepared for what they have now found. the mystery of stonehenge, how it was built, what it was for has kept scholars occupied for centuries. now it seems they have more work because there are more stones, lots of them. new 4,500-year-old relics have been found using latest technology, ground penetrating radar that can see beneath the surface. the scientists call it hidden landscapes project and has revealed hidden landscapes. a perimeter of standing stones re-created here with computer imagery and many times the size of neighboring stonehenge. the stones it seems were erected of special significance, some sort of temple or public forum or both. the radar also reveals that the stones were knocked down and covered with an earthen mound. there is plenty here to occupy archeologists for the next several centuries and they want more. we met henry cha

mark phillips in croatia, thank you. >>> small tsunami waves hit japan. the confirmed death toll in chile is 12. the quake caused major damage in some areas. local officials say chile was prepared for a big quake after a 2010 disaster that killed hundreds. >>> this morning cuba is preparing for a visit from pope francis. he's expected to give a speech when he arrives. he delivered a message yesterday on cuban state television. a senior vatican official says a theme of his trip to the island will be reconciliation. he will discuss how the new relationship between cuba and the united states has set an example for the world. >>> today a friend of accused charleston shooter dylann roof is expected to appear in court in south carolina. joey meek was arrested thursday. roof occasionally lived with him. court dale's say meek is charged with lying to federal agents and concealing information about roof. nine church members were killed in the attack. >>> american airlines says there's no indication its computers were hacked. computer problems delayed flights yeste

. >> mark phillips in scotland, thank you so much. >>> former nbc newsman david gregory on his abrupt'm frank mallicoat. it's 8:25. here's some of the headlines we're following. an illegal rv park has popped up in cambrian park neighborhood in san jose. today those living there could be out on the street once the police are called. >>> the rapidly growing wildfire burning in fresno county forcing dozens of mandatory evacuations. the "rough fire" has burned more than 97,000 acres. >>> and it's a hot one again today. a heat advisory in effect in the bay area, near record- breaking heat. it's also a "spare the air" day. >>> roberta has your forecast and those triple ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. i'm liza battalones with your "kcbs traffic." our second accident of the morning this is as you come off of the sunol grade, southbound 680 just beyond auto mall parkway. multi-car crash is blocking at least one lane of traffic. it was already slow anyway from beyond highway 84. it's been a rough morning at the bay bridge toll plaza. still stacked up solid through the macarthur maze. drive time

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mark phillips is in the border town of croatia where the terror is tearing families apart. >> reporterhen one door seems to open for these refuges, another one seems to slam shut. just a day ago, the route to salvation seemed to pass through here, croatia. now it's become just another road block on this trail of despair. the refuges came to croatia because the route through hungary next door was blocked. the violence in the middle of the week when hungary shut the border and started a migration to croatia but it lasted a day. after an unflux of what they say was more than 8,000 migrants in that day the croatiians are closing their border too and even those who managed to get across to the despair here has been added chaos. as buses, not enough buses, are being brought in to take the migrants to reception camps, people swarmed them. as police started taking women and children first, families became separated. one thing the families of refuges have managed to do in their harrowing travel was stay together. now many are being split apart. this morning, police have been trying to restore o

mark phillips is in croatia where the journey for the migrants is taking its toll.er: well, good morning. they have been playing the miserable game of pass the refuge throughout this region for days now. each country trying to kick the problem down to the road to the next and that is exactly what has been going on here. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the frustration is taking its toll. tension, not just between the refuges and cunning holding them back but between the migrants themselves. as the weather turned cold and wet, these have become the huddled masses and they are yearning to get out of balankan countries that don't want them and get further into europe. now croatia, a routeor the refuges authorities wait on a train and nobody taking a ticket. the competition here is between families with children where official are trying to move on first, and single men of which there appear to be more. things don't get more orderly when the refuge crashes up against the next border in this case the border between sober and slovenia. they are moving buses through for people t

. >> mark phillips in croatia on the border with hungary, thanks. >>> concern is deepening in washington over russia sending heavy weapons into syria. there are fears the russians might encounter u.s. warplanes operating against the isis terror army. chip reid has more. >> reporter: the satellite photos of the base taken last few days show the transport aircraft, tanks and armored personnel carriers. some u.s. intelligence analysts believe the weapons could be used to attack rebel forces threatening the regime of bashar al assad. russia's long time ally but an enemy of the u.s. russian military intervention in syria would be a game changer one said creating the potential for run-ins was warplanes that are conducting air strikes against isis in syria. in an effort to avoid potential conflict between the u.s. and russia, secretary of defense ash carter spoke by phone with the russian defense official. the pentagon called it a constructive conversation and in london secretary of state john kerry addressed the escalating u.s./russian tensions. >> i think everybody is seized by the urgency. w