david begnaud is looking into this case for "48 hours." ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: it was the summer of 1976. this bus pulled into the small town of chowchilla, california. inside the bus were 26 traumatized children. these children had been through an unimaginable ordeal-- kidnapped and buried alive in an old moving truck that had been hidden beneath a rock quarry. six-year-old larry park was one of those kids. >> this man carried me off the bus, and he put me in my mom's arms. i felt-- i felt like i was finally safe. >> reporter: police immediately zeroed in on 24-year-old fred woods. he was the son of the man who owned the rock quarry, and two of fred woods' friends, james and richard schoenfeld. jill klinge is an assistant district attorney in alameda county. >> fred woods had keys to that quarry. >> reporter: investigators executed a warrant to search fred woods' father's estate, and they found a treasure trove of evidence there, now shared with "48 hours." >> you actually have a document labeled "plan," and it sets out the way they were going to commit the kidnapping. >>

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david begnaud is in st.eorge, south carolina, now in the midst of a flash drought brought on by extreme heat and no rain. >> reporter: to see the effects of a flash drought, we flew to south carolina and flew a drone over this cornfield. how much of the field has been lost? >> all of it. >> reporter: stanley gruber says his insurance agent told him the corn crop is a total loss. >> i mean, there's no leaves here. what little thing, there's no corn, just a little nub like that. there's nothing to it. >> reporter: wow, can't sell that. >> no. >> reporter: standing with him in his field in st. george, south carolina, we were sweating in five minutes. you know, this week it's been in the mid-90s here in st. george, south carolina. we did the research and on average in the month of october it would usually be in the mid- 70s here. just about all of the south is in the middle of this flash drought, which started a month ago. this is the first time in 50 years stanley gruber won't make any money on his corn crop. a

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david begnaud is in st. george, south carolina, now in the grips of a flash drought brought on by extreme he reporter:o se oulew south carolina and flew a drone over this corn field. how much of the field has been lost? >> all of it. >> reporter: stanley gruber says his insurance agent told him the corn crop is a totalgsthere is corn in there. just look. little thing like that, there is nothing to it. >> reporter: wow. can't sell that. >> no. >> reporter: standing with him in his field in st. george, south carolina, we were sweating in five minutes. you know, this week it's been in the mid-90s here in st. george, south carolina. we did the research, and on average in the month of october, it would usually be in the mid-70s here. just about all of the south is in the middle of this flash drought, which started a month ago. this is the first time in 50 years stanley gruber won't make any money on his corn crop. and what do you blame it on? >> i don't know. i'm starting to pay attention to some of this climate

here is david begnaud. >> by all accounts, the student was having a mental health crisis.who also works as a security guard on the campus had been alerted that the student made suicidal statements. when he arrived he realized it was potentially deadly. >> i saw the look in his face, looked at the gun, i realized it was a real gun and my instincts took over. >> reporter: those instincts, get the gun way fry the student fast. but after coach lowe handed the gun off, he did something unexpected. he put his hands around angel granados diaz, and just held him, telling it was going to be okay. >> he broke down. and i wanted to let him know i was there for him. >> reporter: just minutes earlier surveillance cameras captured coach lowe headed to the classroom to get the 18-year-old. >> i get there. i get to the classroom. i asked the teacher is the student here. he was not. but moments later he would be, with a loaded gun. >> the door opens and i'm within arm's length of a door. there is a kid with a gun, a shotgun. i lung food interest gun, put two hands on the gun. and he had hi

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"cbs this morning" lead national correspondent david begnaud is with us with more on the story. ery badly. >> really powerful video. good morning. by all accounts the student was having a mental health crisis. the coach, keanon l w alswos ase campus had been alerted that the student had made suicidal statements. so when the studentelly ly. >> in a fraction of a second i analyzed everything really fashion. i saw the look in his face, looked at the gun, i realized it was a real gun and then my instincts just took over. >> reporter: those instincts get the gun away from the student fast but after coach keanon lowe handed the gun off he did something unexpected. he put his arms around angel granados-diaz and just held him. telling him that it was going to be okay. >> he broke down and i just wanted to let him know that i was there for him. >> reporter: just minutes earlier surveillance cameras captured coach lowe headed to the classroom to get the 18-year-old. >> i walk in there, i get to the classroom. i ask the teacher is the student here? >> reporter: he was not but moments later

our david begnaud is looking into the case. of this case if you haven't heard it before is chilling. >> imagine this. little kids on the school bus with their driver during the summer. they're on their way home in the middle of nowhere and they vanished without a trace. there's been a parole hearing every three years for the last 40, and can you imagine the trauma for people who are now adults who are still reliving what happened to them when they were just children. >> i was wondering how it was going to feel to die. i was too scared to move. >> reporter: it was 1976. 26 terrified children, some as young as 5 and their school bus driver ed ray were kidnapped at gunpoint by three armed men. >> the first man came on the bus and he had a gun. ed ray said what's going on. he said shut up and move to the back. >> reporter: the kidnappers who were going to ask for a quarry drove them to a rock quarry with a semiunderneath and put them through a hole in the roof and buried them alive. >> it would be silent and then somebody would bus

our lead national correspondent, david begnaud, takn insi look at the case for "48 hours." [ applausesmallow chowchilla, california. inside the bus were 26 traumatid ildren outside were their frantic parents. these children had been through an unimaginable ordeal. kidnapped and buried alive in an old moving truck that had been hidden beneath a rock quarry. 6-year-old larry park was one of those kids. >> this man carried me off the bus, and he put me in my mom's arms. i felt -- i felt like i was finally safe. >> reporter: 14-year-old michael marshall and the bus driver piled up mattresses that were in the hole and after 16 hours in darkness, they managed to dig their way to safety. >> i'm giving it everyg i got, and all the kids are cheering me on, you know. come on, mike, you can do it.u . >> reporter: police immediately zeroed in on 24-year-old fred woods. he was the son of the man who owned the rock quarry. and two of fred woods' friends, james and richard schoenfeld. jill klinge is an assistant district attorney in alameda county. >> fred woods had keys to that quarry. >> reporter:

our lead national correspondent, david begnaud, is here with more. what are police saying? because the video does not look good. >> look, it's going to come down to the civil lawsuit. the jury's going to have to decide was the shooting justified. there were three different, separate agencies who investigated the case and ruled the shooting was justified. they said at the time the teenager who was unarmed was suspected of murder. the family's lawyer says just look at this tape. april 15th, 2017. 16-year-old isiah murrietta-golding leaves a fence and runs from the police after a traffic stop. he makes it eight steps before an officer on the other side of the fence pulls the trigger and shoots him in the back of the head. he crumples to the ground. police say there is more to the story than just how it ended. >> hands up, hands up! >> reporter: body cam footage from one of the officers shows that it started about a minute earlier when a car that was driven by isiah's brother was stopped at a snapping center. >> backward -- >> reporter: both had been suspected of a deadly shoot