don dahler is in bridgeport, connecticut, where n.t.s.b. investigators are on the scene. don. >> reporter: yeah, jim, the two trains remain on the tracks here that carry millions of passengers and tons of freight every year. investigators did find the data recorders and they're now 54ing over the information on them, trying to understand what happened. for the next 7-10 days these traction will remain closed as investigators 5 pore over every inch. >> we'll be look at the breaking performance of the train, the condition of the wheels, the condition of the car. we'll be looking at the general condition of the track and the rail bed. in terms of the train operation, we'll be looking at how the crew behaved and how the crew operated the train. >> reporter: this is what investigators know so far-- the eastbound metronorth train left grand central terminal in new york at around 4:40, headlined towards new haven, connecticut. it had roughly 300 people on aboard. the westbound train left new haven for new york around 5:30 with about 400 people on board. shortly after 6:00 p.m., t

. >> reporter: don dahler on a saturday spacewalk to fix the spacestation. new questions in the cleveland kidnappings case. terrell brown reports on calls for police to rethink how they handle missing persons. and a royal charm offensive. manual bojorquez is with prince harry here in the u.s. to support some wounded warriors fisplim good evening. i'm jim axelrod. the government agency so many americans most fear looking into their ps is under increasing scrutiny itself. yesterday, the internal revenue service for inappropriate targeting of conservative organization. today, the associated press reported the irs' own inspector artyfound irs officials knew agents were targeting tea party groups. chip reid picks up the story. >> reporter: attorney jay sekulow confirms to cbs news that irs targeting the tea party groups began in 2011. >> when we saw the letters that the irs had sent to our clients i was outraged. >> reporter: as chief council of the conservative american center for law and justice, sekulow has represented nearly 30 tea party groups investigated b

don dahler is in bridgeport, connecticut, where n.t.s.b. investigators are on the scene. don? >> reporter: yeah, jim, the two trains remain on the tracks here that carry millions of passengers and tons of freight every year. investigators did find the data recorders, and they're now poring over the information on them, trying to understand exactly what happened here yesterday evening. for the next 7-10 days, these tracks will remain closed as investigators pore over every trac clo of damaged train and track, looking for the cause of the derailment. the national transportation safety board's earl weiner: >> we'll be looking at the braking performance of the train, the condition of the wheels, the condition of the car. we'll be looking at the general condition of the track and the ckil bed. termsms of the train operation, we'll be looking at how the crew behaved and how the crew operated the train. >> reporter: this is what investigators know so far: the eastbound metro north train left grand central terminal in new york at around 4:40, heading towards new haven, connecticut. it

don dahler, cbs news, bridgeport, connecticut. >> today is graduation day at hoster university on long island. typically the happiest day of the year on campus. not this year. the community is morning a student accidentally killed by a police officer confronting an armed suspect accused of breaking into the student's house. terrell brown is there. students wore white ribbons at the university's graduation ceremony. in memory of junior andrea rob ella. university president stuart rabinowitz. >> our hearts and our thoughts and our prayer goes out to her family, her friends and her classmates. >> reporter: just before 2:30 friday morning police were called to the home she shared with her twin sister and other students because of an alleged armed robbery. >> at some point there were hostages. they this guns pointed at their heads. >> reporter: victoria lives four doors down. >> i heard the screams and i looked outside and there were police officers everywhere and it was the girl screaming, the most horrifying scream i ever heard in my life, awful, awful. >> reporter: police say the gunman

don dahler, cbs news, boston. >> jeff: former arizona congresswoman gabrielle give ford visited somef the victims of the boston bombings today. fivford-- gifford and her husband visitinging the spaulding rehab center. she was the victim 6 an assassination attempt in 2011. in utah a soccer referee who was in a comma after being punched by a teenage player has died. ricardo portillo of salt lake city was 46 years old. terrell brown has more. >> at a press conference thursday the daughter of recreational soccer referee ricardo portillo talked about her father. then still in a coma. >> it's just not fair. he was a really loved person. everybody loves him. >> reporter: johanna portillo said her dad called a foul on a 17-year-old player and warned him with a yellow card. >> i guess this guy didn't like it. and when he was writing down his notes, he just came out of nowhere an punched him. >> reporter: at first portillo seemed okay. but his daughter said he started vomiting. after being taken to a local hospital, portillo slipped it into a coma. he died last night, age 46. >> it's horrible.

investigates the wife of another, don dahler reports on how katherine russell became mrs. tamerlan tsarnaev. surprise israeli air strikes send a message to iran and to ohe united states. allen pizzey is in israel. how did a bride's party erupt into flames in california? isn tracey is following the igatioigation. and she's depending on u.s. forces to defend her people. in her first television interview, south korea's iron lady, park guen-hye, tells margaret brennan she won't hesitate to strike back against the north. captioning sponsored by cbs ca this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. one of the suspects arrested in an alleged coverup of the boston bombing is out of jail tonight. 19-year-old robel phillipos is charged with lying to federal investigators. he was released on $100,000 bond. he will be confined to his mother's home and he will have to wear an ankle bracelet. two other men-- students from kazakhstan-- remain in custody charged with concealing and destroying evidence. all three men were classmates of aeohkhar tsarnaev who is c

don dahler reports. >> reporter: investigators are focusing their attention on a section of broken rails a possible culprit in the accident. they don't yet know if the crash broke the rail or the rail caused the crash. metro north workers removed a piece of rail from one of the damaged trains before an engineer slowly eased it down the tracks. they gave them permission to move the trains even as their investigation continues. they still have to repair the tracks and the overhead lines, and that is not a quick process. >> we have about 2,000 feet of track that was in some cases completely destroyed by the force of what happened here. that all needs to be replaced. new track, new overhead power, new signals in some cases. it's going to be a lengthy job. we're essentially building a railroad from scratch. >> when you say lengthy, are we talking days? >> yes. it's going to be several days. the only advice we can tell you right now is we don't expect to have service back on the line for several weeks. >> reporter: which means the derailment will affect thousands of lives. the mta says 30,000

. >> reporter: don dahler on a saturday spacewalk to fix the spacestation. new questions in the cleveland kidnappings case. terrell brown reports on calls for police to rethink how they handle missing persons. and a royal charm offensive. manual bojorquez is with prince harry here in the u.s. to support some wounded warriors fisplim good evening. i'm jim axelrod. the government agency

investigates the wife of another, don dahler reports on how katherine russell became mrs.lan tsarnaev. surprise israeli air strikes send a message to iran and to ohe united states. allen pizzey is in israel. how did a bride's party erupt into flames in california? isn tracey is following the igatioigation. and she's depending on u.s. forces to defend her people. in her first television interview, south korea's iron lady, park guen-hye, tells margaret brennan she won't hesitate to strike back against the north. captioning sponsored by cbs ca this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

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don dahler is live. >> reporter: they shut down one of the busiest rail corridors in the whole country, leave commuters with a complicated trip into new york city as crews work to repair the tracks. highways in southwest connecticut are jammed as friday's train derailment has forced 30,000 commuters to find an alternate way to new york city? anyone who's going to use the highway system in this area, please, if at all mob, car pool. >> reporter: a fleet of 120 shuttle buses and express trains in the city have helped 'leave yat the road conjection. but the damage caused by friday's derailment is so severe they don't expect service to return to normal any time soon. >> we have about 2,000 feet of track that was in some cases completely destroyed. it's going to be a lengthy job. we're essentially building a railroad from scratch. >> are we talking days? >> we. >> friday's crash occurred when the northeast bound train left grand central terminal around 4:40 with 300 people on board. a southwest train left at around 5:30 with about 400 people on board. shortly after 6:00 p.m. the first train

don dahler is there this morning. >> reporter: 19-year-old robel phillipos is charged with lying to investigators. later today, his lawyers will ask a judge to release him on bail saying he's not a flight risk and had nothing to do with the deadly bombings. meanwhile the family of tamerlan tsarnaev is still trying to find out where they can bury him. it's caused quite a bit of controversy in this area. a small group of protesters gathered this weekend at the funeral home where his body is being held. they're upset that he could be buried on american soil. despite the outrage tsarnaev's uncle arrived to prepare for a muslim burial. >> to prepare his body, to wash him and shroud him. railroad the family wants tsarnaev to be buried in cam bridge cambridge, where he lived. but the city manager would reject a permit. >> dwouyou do have to bury him. >> reporter: sources told cbs news that small traces of bombs have been discovered inside his apartment. dzhokhar told investigators they built the bombs there. tamerlan's widow is also in scrutiny. her laptop found "inspire." investigators are now trying t