mark albert reports. >> let's go boston! >> axelrod: boston still strong. >> can you hear me in the back? >> axelrod: a group portrait of a city united as the anniversary of the marathon bombing draws near. and palaces for the people. jill wagner shows off the tile work that decorates landmarks both above and below the sidewalks of new york. >> this is absolutely awe-inspiring as a work of technology but also as a work of art. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening i'm jim axelrod and this is a western edition of the broadcast. 10 people were killed when a fedex tractor trailer hit the bus carrying some remarkable high school kids from newer los angeles who were on their way to see the campus at california state humboldt. the cash occurred 100 miles north of california. five student, three chaperones and the drivers of both vehicles were killed. we have more from teri okita. >> reporter: on this stretch of interstate 5, the only reminders of thursday's horrifying crash is a memorial for t

>> glor: mark albert, thank you. odyfamily's odyssey at sea has captured worldwide attention and at times criticism this weekend. eric and charlotte kaufman were stranded in a 35-foot sailboat as they traveled around the world with a one-year old and a three-year-old. ase one-year-old was sick but now is safe. don dahler has more. >> reporter: a navy warship's daring rescue was the latest step in an effort to save a very sick baby and her family stranded in the pacific ocean. eric and charlotte kaufman and their daughters, cora and lyra, had been stuck about 900 miles offshore since thursday when their sailboat, the "rebel heart," lost its steering and communications. at that point, one-year-old lyra had an infection that had stopped responding to medicine, and a rash covered her body. the california air national guard immediately dispatched four medics, who parachuted into the water and reached the boat late thursday night. major bryan finnerty is with the 129th rescue wing. >> it is a very empty part of ocean they

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> next up, prince george, and the billby. >> jeff: queen elizabethns 88 tomorrow, and she seems to be happy about it. a new portrait of the smiling queen was released today. british photographer david bailey took the picture. bailey described the subject as having, quote, "very kind eyes, with a mischievous glint." also pretty happy today the queen's great grandson prince george. he spent his easter sunday with mom and dad at sydney's taronga zoo. that is not the easter bunny he is reaching out for, it's a billby, a nocturnal marsupial native to australia. this one is named for him, prince george the billby. an update tonight following that wild scene on a golf course in malaysia on friday. pablo larrathabal, the golfer attacked by a swarm of hornets, stung 20 times. he jumped into a pond to escape, shot the low round of the day today at the malaysian open on the european tour, vaulting up 15 spots and finishing in the top ten, officials wanted to take him to the hospital after the hornet attack friday. he refused and stayed on the course. in basebal

mark albert has new information on the investigation into that california bus crash. teri okita spoke to a teenager who was sitting up front. >> at the time i closed my eyes i hear screaming, hear am book, i see fire. >> jeff: and sky-high 401(k) fees, why your fund could be costing you $100,000. >> this is the captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. and both shootings were in jewish centers in overland park, kansas. both happened this afternoon. and tonight at least three people are dead. police say they do have a person of interest in custody. we have late details from anne-marie green. >> the shooting started shortly after 1:00 while families were gathering at a jewish community centre near kansas city for a high school singing competition. >> we have four or five shots fire mood the front door. there's a male with a shotgun. also a white suzuki. >> reporter: police say he used a shotgun killing two outside the center. inside, about 75 mostly young children took co

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> that is the "cbs evening news" tonight.or, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will xïq)e tomorrow. did good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org on-- for the pilot of the p that went down in the bay. a show of protest by the clippers against their owne over racial comments caugh >>> a live picture after two planes collided over the bay. >>> a show of protest from the clippers against their owner. >>> the father of the teen who stowed away on a flight to hawaii gave us insight on why his son did it, can kpix news is next ,, ,,,, ,, >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5. >> good evening. we have breaking news. the coast guard tells kpix-5 two small planes collided around 4:00 this afternoon. and

our mark albert was on the scene most of the day and is here now with the latest. >> police found kahlilatum dead of an apparent suicide around midday after the search expanded even more bringing in hundreds of volunteers, some of whom came from a nearby school, relisha stayed and stop retired police officers. >> reporter: the search inside kenilworth park has been exhausted, search and cadaver dogs, divers and underwater cameras, police and cadets and aerial surveillance and hundreds of volunteers. after five days they found what they did not expect. >> this discovery was a shock for us. we were very focused on finding relisha. >> reporter: instead they found the body of janitor kahlil tatum who bee friended 8- year-old relisha rudd -- befriended 8-year-old relisha rudd at the d.c. homeless shelter where she was staying with her mother and three siblings. police believe tatum abducted relisha, then bought garbage bags, a shovel and lime and then spent hours at the park which sparked the grueling inch by inch search. >> this is both physically and mentally tedious work. this is very drai

mark albert is in washington. mark, good morning. >> reporter: good moshling. in sylvia's year.confirmed her to her current job last year. if it also approves of her movie to hhs secretary she'll face medial challenges such as planning for obama's enrollment plan this fall, overseeing the insurance rates for the plan and new employer mandates. she's a veteran of both oklahoma and clinton administrations. friday at the white house she was both humbled and excited be by taking on the assignment. >> i look forward to taking on the important work of ensuring that children, families and seniors have the building blocks of healthy and productive lives. whether it's through implementing the affordable care act, supporting afortbling child care, or finding new frontiers to preeventual and treat disease. a spokesmarn who will lead the confirmation hearings told the cbs news the senate believes it's chance to move the health care debate beyond stalemate but the lead republican orrin hatch said in a statement he wants bur well to quote, outlied how she'll write the wrongs on this outguided

mark albert has new information on the investigation into that california bus crash. teri okita spoke to a teenager who was sitting up front. >> at the time i closed my eyes i hear screaming, hear am book, i see fire. >> jeff: and sky-high 401(k) fees, why your fund could be costing you

seth doane and mark albert report. the u.s. navy warship brought in to rescue a sick baby at sea.on dahler on these extraordinary measures in the pacific ocean. a dramatic new campaign to end texting while driving. anne-marie green asks, will it d rk? and kelly cobiella on prince george. international traveler down under. captioning sponsored by cbs "c this is the "cbs evening news." e glor: good evening, everyone. i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. flight 370 has now been missing for 30 d b

mark albert reports. >> let's go boston! >> axelrod: boston still strong. >> can you hear me in the back? >> axelrod: a group portrait of a city united as the anniversary of the marathon bombing draws near. and palaces for the people. jill wagner shows off the tile work that decorates landmarks both above and below the sidewalks of new york. >> this is absolutely awe-inspiring as a work of technogy

mark albert is monitoring developments. he's in our washington bureau. mark, good morning. >> good morning. north korea revealed the arrest while president obama was on the korean peninsula for meetings with the south korean president. since the u.s. has no diplomatic relations with north korea, the u.s. is relying on others for help. >> reporter: north korea's media identified the american as 24-year-old matthew todd miller. no hometown was given. the country's central news agency said miller was detained for improper behavior as he was entering the country as a tourist april 10th. the north koreans claim he tore up his tourist visa yelling that he wanted to stay. "i want asylum in north korea," state media reported him as saying. "i want north korea to be my shelter." state department spokeswoman jen psaki. >> there's no greater welfare than the safety of u.s. citizens. we don't have additional information to share at this time. >> reporter: miller would be the second american known to be detained in north korea. 45-year-old kenneth bay, a korean-americ

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mark albert has more. >> reizpporter: the search inside the 700-acre kenilworth park has been exhausted. camewater cameras -- underwater cameras, hundreds of volunteers and cadets. after five days they found what they did not expect. >> this discovery was a shock for us. we were very focused on finding relisha and that's what we came here for. >> reporter: i the body of janitor kahlil tatum who befriended 8-year-old relisha rudd at the d.c. homeless shelter where she was staying with her mother