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and then it splashes down into a shallow river below.now removing all the wreckage, as you can see right here, and they're trying to find any remaining survivors, the remaining 17 people on board still unaccounted for. this is the second crash of a trans asia plane in just the past year. this is an unbelievable piece of video that came out today about what happened with this crash, the pilot's apparent last words were may day, may day engine flame out. what does that say to you? >> well, these are essentially jet engines connected to a propeller, so when it flames out, it means the engine quit, what we don't know for sure is if just one quit. planes are supposed to be able to fly with just one engine out. so these are details we're going to have to look into. >> when you see this plane in this unbelievable video coming out over the highway are you assuming that this pilot was trying to land on the water? >> that's a tough one, because when you look at this video you can see that he just missed that apartment building. it's tough to say,

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that's a pretty shallow reason, but never underestimate the academy's shallowness.te our shallowness. this yearly ritual insinuates itself in to our fantasies. even i have to fight to shake off the thought that movie must be great. it won the oscar." >> osgood: here is a look at the week ahead on sunday morning calendar. monday is the 70th anniversary of the raising of the american flag during world war battle for island of iwo jima. tuesday is election day in chicago, incumbent mayor is running for second term against four rivals. on wednesday the french magazine charlie hedbo to resume publication. thursday is world pistachio day that has been favorite since ancient times. friday is the final day of the national conference on bullying in orlando, florida. seems that raising awareness and developing strategies for preventing bullying. on saturday comedian lewis black headlines "let freedom laugh" in washington d.c. evening of comedy honoring the bill of rights. now to bob schieffer in washington for look what's ahead on "face the nation." good morning bob. >> schie

they take them up to the north end of the island where there's now a cause way, and the water was so shallow in the bay between the island and the continent they would actually just drive the cows through the water. now, eventually things would change so much is that actually after patrick dunn passed away and his son took over he would actually get the cow boys to bring the cows to the line camps and they would load the cows into trucks, into old army vehicles, and actually go to the north end of the island and take a ferry across the water. so things changed a lot. we had two years of great history of rattle ranching. after that 200 years the land was tired. eventually in early 1960s, the park service bought this land and it became a national sea shore. things really got rolling in the early 1970s. and that's when the last contracts for cattle ranching ended on the island and that was the last open cattle ranch in america, right here on this island. we're at the north end of padre island national sea shore. speaking of national sea shore, which is a type of national park unit, the idea of

. >> and he dug a shallow grave. >> he just didn't dig this hole in 15 minutes.e then placed all of the bodies of his family members in that shallow grave. >> it was jeffrey on the bottom, brenton, annette, billy and bradford iii and then labelia. >> the murder is not over when the victims die. the murder is over after he has finally sated his anger against them. ♪ he's still killing them even after they're dead. >> why he burned the bodies, i just don't know. he could have buried them deeper and covered them up. who knows if they ever would have been found? >> you see, it doesn't count unless somebody sees it. he's making a statement. i, william bradford bishop, am in control. these are my family members. i did it. screw you. bye. >> with the forestry tower only being about a mile, we probably got there not long after the perpetrator had left. >> and there was evidence of a peel-out of a car. so that they just missed each other. >> approximately 2 1/2 hours south of the gravesite, bishop was observed in a store, and he purchased a pair of blue top tennis shoes.

the water was so shallow in the bay between the island and the konta nent, they would drive the cows through the water. eventually things would change so much. after patrick dunn passed away and his son took over, he would get the cowboys to bring the cows to the line camps, and they would load the cows into tracks, old army vehicles, and they would go to the north end of the island and they would take a ferry across the water. so things changed a lot. we had two hundred years of cattle ranching, but after that the land was tired. eventually in the early 1960's, the park service bought this land, and it became a national sea shore. things really got rolling here in the early 19670's. that is when the -- in the early 1970's. that is when the last of the contracts for cattle ranching ended on the island. that was the last open cattle ranch in america, right here on this island. we are on the north side of the national see shore. ed yt of national parks is preservation and providing for the enjoyment of the people. the first one yellowstone, it is a place like yeah, let's set this aside

. >> i think we are pretty shallow as a society.e last time any of you sent out a picture without a filter that wasn't cropped and chromed. >> we do all of the tricks because we want to look perfect when we send out a picture. dove soap did that campaign that backfired. i thought it was a good idea but it didn't work. i think it is beautiful and great and whatever the company wants to do. if they think it is as a great marketing strategy do it. but we are shallow as a society and we want are aspirational and we want something to work for. >> i think it is interesting. it is all polka dot which is difficult to wear unless you are very thin. you put that on me and i am going to look a little larger. i am just saying. we will move on. i am saying please please harris. >> oscar weekend. what to expect for hollywood's biggest night. the predictions for the 87th academy awards and we will hollywood actor dean here to weigh in. dean containain ... ... ... ... ... ♪ help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and pre

>> shallow was the junior high school and then texile. it was a school sponsored by some textile guy. part of the curriculum is you had to take one season, one semester of textile. >> kind of internship? >> right. >> when did you graduate? >> 1946. >> what did you do that was right after the end of the world war ii? >> yeah. right after the end of world war ii. i was at the time. had the war gone on another year i probably would have enlisted in world war ii at 17. in september 1948, i enlisted in the army with some dear friends of mine. two other guys with me. >> that happened a lot, right? >> yeah. >> buddies going together? >> yeah. one of the guys that enlisted with us, he didn't someday with us. he was transferred to another camp. me and this other fellow we were childhood friends since pre-school. we managed to stay together even in basic training and all the way to korea. >> where did you receive the basic military training? >> it was army chemical center in maryland. >> chemical center? >> army chemical center. >> what kind? >> it

the plane crashed in to a shallow river.on the scene bringing survivors to safety. it was a turbo prop flown by trans asia airlines. it is the carrier's second deadly crash in the past year. >>> from montana to maine, record-setting snow and ice is blamed for more than a dozen deaths so far this week. the brutal weather is making life miserable for millions of american s trying to go about their daily lives. abc's gio benitez has the details. >> reporter: this is the sound of snow frustration in chicago. people left pushing their cars, instead of driving them. more than 100 million digging out from the midwest to east coast. that's taking lives. at least 16 people died because of the storm. many from heart attacks while shoveling. do you ever think of that when you are shoveling? >> i think about it all the time. that's why i take my time. >> reporter: in milwaukee, a man was rushed to the hospital suffering cardiac arrest while shoveling. but this photo going viral. the firefighters coming back to the man's house to shovel

>> two shallow graves unearthed in the moe ha gjave desert. >> looks like part of a skull. >> through the use of dental records, we're able to identify the adult victims as summer and joseph mcstay. we believe the other two sets of remains are that of the boys, their sons. >> when we come back, this new crime scene brings them closer to finding a suspect. mcstay knew only that his family had venged. this is where they were finally found. >> i have to see it and experience it. >> seeing it, patrick says, is crucial to catching the killer. >> it's awfully hard to imagine somebody just out of nowhere pulling off the road and coming here and finding this. >> finding this place. >> just, yeah. >> do you think it was somebody who knew the area? >> i think they had to. it's not an area where we would generally patrol. it is somewhat remote. >> san bernardino john mcmahon spoke only to cnn. >> it's somewhat unusual to find four bodies in two shallow graves right next to one another and this one is especially rare because it's a mother, father, and two children. >> these graves would be the ke

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crashed into a shallow river nearly missing two apartment buildings, all captured on video. rescuers worked through the night to pull survivors to safety. retribution, jordan executes two convicted terrorists after isis burns a captured pilot alive. >> mourn the loss of a hero that has galvanized the nation and the world. we do not have a viable strategy and if you do not win in war, you are losing. >>> and vaccine battle. a political fight marked by outbreaks, diseases we thought were gone> an ounce of prevention multiplied by a million and a half. >> i'm andrea mitchell live in washington. we begin with the deadly plane crash crash. 6 people were killed and 15 injured after a train slammed into an suv believed to be stuck on the tracks. the vehicle exploded causing the front car of the train to burst into flames. passengers described the scene shortly afterwards. >> seemed to be just an impact. we didn't really know what. the fire was starting to spread back towards the second car. >> people were clearly getting more and more anxious and that's when we

this part of the keylong river is shallow and that has probably saved lives. rescuers were able to get to the rescue by boat and pull the survivors, among them a small child, to safety. local media reported that the plane had just taken off when it lost contact with air traffic control. the twin-engine turboprop was on its way from taipei to the island of kinmen just off the chinese coast. it's not known what caused this accident. the plane belongs to the airline transasia and is the second of the company's aircraft to be involved in a crash in the past year. bbc news. >>> let's go to a former pilot, head of safety at british airways. thank you very much, indeed for joining us. i realize, of course it is speculation at this stage, but given how much we've seen, those pictures captured by someone traveling along the road what might have gone wrong here? was it a loss of power after takeoff? >> well i think that these pictures are actually quite horrifying. i feel very sorry for those involved in it all. but the degree of bank and flight trajectory must be catas

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in the morning there in taiwan the water is shallow but murky, they hope to recover all the victims todaythe drone crash at the white house last week. an off-duty government employee who had been drinking decided to test his friend's drone. he crashed it on the white house lawn causing major security concerns. now, a spokesperson said they're taking steps to avoid flying a drone inÑi washington, d.c. now an update will block all the drones from flying over the nation's capital. the drones are already prevented from taking off in no-fly zones around airports. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri, our chief meteorologist. crunching a lot of numbers and forecasts as the time line comes? >> we're looking for nuances that would spell out what we have been showing you in the past couple of days. we'll look and see that 42 days without any kind of rainfall. sub-trauma moisture is in place. that is a great sign. the confidence is going to be happening. not a lot in the bay area mainly high clouds for tonight. the big focus continues to come into play right now. that is the fact that in the north bay m

the plane came to rest in a shallow river. that anyone could survive is extraordinary. 15 were rescued, including a two-year-old. by nightfall, they had located the cockpit. the last recorded words from the flight deck were made day -- "ma yday." >> you can see a large part of the airplane brought out onto the river banks. there are some submerged sections. after so long in the water. this is not a rescue mission. it is a recovery operation. >> this is a second fatal accident in less than a year. black boxes hold the key. it appears to fall out of the sky. bbc news. taipei. >> imagine being on the bridge. i spoke to the pilot and aviation expert who joined me from new york. >> thank you for joining me. you have seen the video and it looks extraordinary. what do you think happened? >> it is clear what has happened and it appears that they lost their left engine. it suffered a flameout and, at the low altitude, and at the low airspeed, they have little reserves for themselves and the aircraft loses approximately 80% of the prefe

clipping an elevated roadway before crashing in the shallow river below.scue teams soon converged on the partially submerged fuselage barely up in the water. 58 passengers and crew trapped below. debris was scattered nearby. one of the first to be pulled from the crippled plane was a small child. one of two believed to be on board. the french-built turbo prop was only nine months old. 31 mainland chinese were among the passengers. it had just taken off from the smaller of taipei's two airports on a short domestic flight. the airport lost contact shortly before 11:00 in what had been a stormy morning, though it was relatively clear at the time of takeoff. local television showed the damage to the overpass. the aircraft appeared to just barely miss nearby apartment buildings. but it's not clear whether the pilot deliberately steered the stricken plane into the river in an attempt to avoid greater disaster. it's the third largest carrier. this was the second disaster in six months. another atr 72 crashed last july killing 48 people. >> reporter: there is spec

aircraft clipping an elevated roadway before crashing in the shallow keelung river below. emergency rescue teams soon converged on the partially submerged fuselage barely up in the water, 58 passengers and crew trapped below. debris was scattered nearby. one of the first to be pulled from the crippled plane was a small child. one of two believed to be on board. the french built atr 72 turboprop was only nine months old. 31 mainland chinese were among the passengers. it had just taken off from the smaller of taipei's airports on a short domestic flight. the aircraft lost contact shortly before 11:00 in a stormy morning. though it had been relatively clear at the time of takeoff, local television showed the damage to the overpass. the aircraft appeared to just barely miss nearby apartment buildings. though it is not clear whether the pilot deliberately steered the stricken plane into the river in an attempt to avoid greater disaster. transasia is taiwan's third largest carrier. this was the second disaster in six months. another atr 72 crashed last july killing 48 people. it

the river there in the middle of taipei is quite shallow. we're getting more details of what might have happened as well. reports that mayday mayday was called out just before the plane crashed and it was a possible burnout of one of the engines. other developing story this hour as well, a hospital in donetsk in eastern ukraine has been hit by an artillery shell. we're getting different numbers coming to us but we do have a correspondent on the scene. she's gone down to the hospital in the rebel-controlled city of donetsk and told us that three people at least have been killed. it's important to note that this is a residential area of donetsk. it's been the scene of some incredible fighting between ukrainian government forces and russian-backed rebels there. the shells hit the hospital and we're hearing there are many people injured and at least three people killed. >>> bring you more details on that story as we get it. do stay with us though here on "gmt" because in the next half hoer, we're going to get more on the mysterious death of the

the aircraft clipping an elevated roadway before crashing in the shallow river below. emergency rescue teams soon converged on the partially submerged fuselage belly up in the water. 58 crew and passengers trapped below. debris scattered nearby. one of the first to be pulled from the plane was a small child. one of two believed to be onboard. the french turbo prop was only nine months old. 31 mainland chinese were among the passengers. it had just taken off from the smaller of the two airports on a short domestic flight. the aircraft lost contact shortly before 11:00, in what had been a stormy morning. though it had been relatively clear at time of takeoff, local television shows the damage to the overpass. the aircraft appears to just barely miss the nearby apartment buildings. though it's not clear whether the pilot deliberately steered the stricken plane into the river in an attempt to avoid greater disaster. this was its second disaster in second months. another atr-72 crashed last july killing 48 people. this evening now in taipei, and the search for survivors con

it later crashed into a shallow river. so far 23 people are dead with another 20 missing. >> also hit that van on the freeway, incredible. rescue crews pulled people from the wreckage. there are 15 known survivors. a crane lifted the fuselage enabling workers to search areas previously under the water. the flight took off from a downtown airport today. lost contact with controllers. just two minutes later. >>> aviation authorities now have the black box flight recorders. they hope to use the the data to piece together what happened. the plane involved is an atr-72 prop jet built in france and italy. it's the second such plane owned by transasia to crash in the past year. >> video is chilling. can you imagine on that freeway? and it did hit that van. it clipped the van. he went over a couple of lanes. can you imagine what was going through his mind? incredible. >>> okay. traffic now. things much better on this side of the world. >> yeah. you know, members of the "kcbs phone force" are really stepping it up this morning. the

you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on.l gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i could choose you... or i could choose her if i like her more. and i do. oh, the silent treatment. real mature. so you wanna get out of here? go national. go like a pro. ♪ ♪ gerri: tonight the lawsuit that's sparking anger and fear among dog owners. purina under fire for its beneful dog food. there it is right there. a california owner said his 8-year-old english bulldog is dead and his two other dogs are recovering from kidney failure after eating purina beneful. does this man have a case, and should other dog owners be concerned? litigation attorney, paul mills, and fox news legal analyst lis wiehl. lis, what are the details? >> they're having a class action suit here in california and broader than that because it's not just this one family that lost two dogs and the third one got very sick. this is up to 4000 dogs across this country have been taking this ingredient that's in this dog food propose lean gliokohl which is

the waters here are quite shallow, so some of the rescuers have been able to wade out the fuselage to the wreckage it's been dragging people out throughout the day, and this operation is going to continue you know right into the evening. it will be dark soon. a reminder that this aircraft is an atr 72600. an aircraft of a similar type also owned by trans-asia airways crashed in july. this is the second crash involving the same type of aircraft belonging to airways. let's remind ourselves, this is a tragic rear. last marge malaysian airliner disappeared in the indian ocean, and a few months later another malaysian airliner crashed in ukraine, and in december an air-asia flight disappeared, crashed while flying between surabaya and singapore, and now we have a plane with more than 50 people on board crashing in suburban taipei today. >> adrian brown live in beijing. thank you >>> now to argentina, where an arrest warrant for the president has been found at the home of a prosecutor who died under mist earous circumstances in january. the lead investigator into the death of alberto nisman

. >> in march, 2013, a shallow underground pipeline owned by exxon mobil burst, sending oil down a residential street, as you see in this video. >> the smell is unbelievable. look, there is oil. >> the oil flowed down the street through a drainage ditch. it emptied into a marshy area. the crews had come from alberta, canada, thousands of miles away. >> what are the booms for. >> they are to soak in the oil. they are supposed to. >> literally? >> literally. they are supposed to soak in water. >> steyer had come to mayflower together ammunition for what may be the biggest fight of his life, trying to stop the keystone xl pipeline from being built. he worries more leaks like this one in mayflower could happen. the proposed keystone pipeline would stretch from the canadian border across the u.s. to the existing pipeline that carries oil to the refinery. he says the oil would be sent directly to the international market. >> it is not going to the united states. what the true argument is, it is going to be more oil not from the middle east. that is true, but it just means there is more oil not from

suddenly a huge storm blew up, waves smashed the ship in the shallows. fortunately most of the crew survived and made it home but their cargo, treasures from the orient remain here. most of it still undiscovered. waves still occasionally wash ashore, tantalizing. this man says he has documents to prove it and a plan to bring it up. but salvaging in these dangerous water require courage and serious politicking and not to mention the sharks. it's just the mission for bob marx who started looking for this wreckage a decade ago. >> i'm convinced had the the ship capsized more or less where i said it is about a quarter of a mile where it is offshore. some parts of rigging and mass went ashore between both of my documents. the main part is laying out there in 40, 50 feet of water. what we don't know is how much sediment is on top of that. the cold water should benefit the preservation of the deck. we may find a lot of the haul. we could even find the intact haul there. >> we don't believe that objects one found to the san agustin can be separated into public h

says that hypothermia can set in quickly, slivering drowsiness, confusion and weak pulse and slow, shallow breathing. >> in 10% of the cases we see people that undressed themselveses. >> our older adults need someone to look in on them is is a community effort for people to look in on their elderly neighbors. >> again check on your loved ones on your neighbors and if your home loses heat you need to seek shelter and if you need assistance or can't do it on your own call 911. i'm chad pradelli channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. before you bundle up and head out into the cold, check the 6 abc storm tracker app both the hourly and seven-day forecast are there to help you get ready for the frigid temperatures. >>> other news at this hour, authorities say that a prank led to the deadly stabbing in montgomery county yesterday. 32-year-old peter adam stabbed danny vazquez at the meat packing plant the argument started tuesday when vazquez tried to pull a chair out from under adam. it spilled to a physical fight that ended with the stabbing death of vazquez, and adam suffered self-inflicted st

about 200 got stuck in shallows in an area called golden bay. rescuers rushed to refloat them as the tide rose. they say 25 have died. officials describe this part of the coast as a whale trap. they say this is the biggest stranding in over a decade. they are trying to figure out why it happened. >>> next let's take a brief look at the marthket figures. >>> now here is a three-day weather outlook. >>> that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." from all of us at nhk world, thanks for watching and have a good day. wherever you are. she began her career in early television and then found success on the broadway stage but it was her film work that we all still know her for today from two classic films north by northwest and on the water front all the way up to superman returns she continues to work today at a vibrant 87 years old. hello i'm ernie manouse coming up on innerviews our conversation with academy award-winning actress eva marie saint. ♪ ♪ in your opinion, what makes a classic film a classic? >> i think the film has to

. >> the river may be shallow, but getting access is difficult and delegate. rescuers found survivors. it is happening close to the airport. the flight carrying mostly tourists had taken off. it was swayed to the nearby area. only last year soldiers at the site 48 were killed. taiwan's largest airline is investigating how this could have happened twice. >> in an update on the casualties from the plane crash, the death toll is at 23. 15 people injured and 20 others are missing. let's get the latest. ageless. the rescue. >> the death toll as you say is 23. it's turning into a recovering operation. rescuers found few survivors after the accident. as the day wore on it's the dead they are pulling out. the plane is an a3-72. there are seven in operation around the world. this same aircraft same airline was involved in another crash in july killing 48 or so. that is something that is foremost in the mines of investigators. mainland chinese - they were heading to the island of kinmen which is off the coast of mainland china. the only way to get there is through taiwa

you can see the plane tilting sideways before it went down into a muddy shallow river.e than a dozen were killed and a dozen still missing. rescue teams raced to the scene and found some survivors, including a small child. a true miracle. they also found the black boxes. those will be the keys to finding out what went wrong. ian williams is on the mission for us. he reports from beijing. >> reporter: hi abby the battered boyy of that transasia aircraft has now been hoisted out of the river and rescue workers are trying to locate the passengers still missing. the death toll the number of confirmed dead seems certain to rise. the crash came two minutes into a domestic flight out of the smaller of two taipei airports it. was recorded not just by one dash cam but by three on passing cars. dash cams are popular in taiwan. it shows a taxi also cut in half by the plane's wing before clipping the highway and slamming down into the river below. that triggered a rescue and painstaking one which involved several hundred firefighters police divers and fire personnel. now there is s

these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's and ever since, people have been coming here to get back to nature. every year the world championship of fly casting is held in san francisco and visitors from all over the globe travel to be here. >> we are here with phil, general manage of san francisco rec and parks department at the anglers lodge. what do you think about this? >> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are people from all over the world come to san francisco and say this is the place to be. >> yeah. it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's unique. will not see anything like it where you

the river is shallow, but the cold is making their work difficult. >> the water temperature has dropped. this will make today's task very difficult. if the water improves, the search-and-rescue effort will be easier. >> the flight crashed just two minutes after taking off from the capital's downtown airport shortly before 11:00 wednesday morning. aviation officials have urged local media not to speculate on the crash's cause. >> some media reports are saying this, though no examination was done before the plane was allowed to take off. we want to clarify in front of our media friends here that is not true. >> the plane's blackhawks has been recovered, but aviation officials have so far not commented -- plane's black box has been recovered, but aviation officials have so far not commented on what may have caused the accident. >> the 26-year-old was burned alive in a cage in that horrific video released by the militant group. king abdullah has promised war against the i.s. in response. let's take a look at the day's business news with stephen carroll. let's get back to talking about greec

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xheeshl jet crashed shortly after takeoff, the transasian's plane clipped a bridge crashing into a shallow river. 58 passengers and crew were onboard. officials say at least 28 people have been found alive so far, 31 of the passengers were from mainland china, the others from taiwan. we'll bring you updates as we get them. >>> the debate on vaccinations is continuing to shake out among candidates in 2016. chris christie called for balance on vaccinations, the time day of his trip to the uk. senator rand paul is back-tracking from his comments he was aware of normal children developing disorders, but he said -- and he tweeted out this picture. >>> president obama has no doubt about the safeties of vaccines. >> since that time i believe that was in 2010 that study was retracted because it was completely undermined based on additional scientific data presented. it's the responsibility of parents across the country to get their kids vaccinated for the measles. >> a republican is raising some eyebrows about what he made about public health mandates. the north carolina senator said he would be o

the shallow reserves has been slow. >> the deep water exploration platforms cost a lot of money. there's four in mexico. the hope is the new reform allows them to have more platforms looking for oil in the waters. they are now on hold due to the $4 billion in company budget cuts. and when the details are, the state-opened company has been hit by fresh ports of corruption, over contracts worth billions. >> we are fighting corruption. the punishment include examples of the past. >> reporter: no specific examples were held of people held accountable for corruption. the prosecution of crimes is rare. they need to wean the government off. >> the government acknowledged it has to cut back on the oil dependency. it's the proper steps. it carries it through good and bad times, with estimates pointing to reserves of $100 billion >>> there are millions in the united states suffering frigid companies that no one has seen. sleet freezing rain will come in the days ahead. climatists warned us to expect major event to multiply. there has been extreme whether from the mid west deep south to the

in the barn where copeland worked storing bales of hay, police discovered a shallow grave and the badlyomposed bodies of three men lined up head to toe. they had probably been there for two or three years and were unrecognizable. >> they were just wrapped in blankets and an earthen grave is what they were. in this situation, they were in some clay ground, which tends to kind of ward off decomposition because the air doesn't get to it as quickly as it was in, say, a different type of soil. >> the three men had been killed by a gunshot wound to the head. but there was no evidence linking ray copeland or anyone else to the crimes. a few days later, in another nearby barn on the same property, police removed hundreds of bales of hay, and under a floorboard was another body. six weeks later, in a nearby well was yet another body. the man was wearing a belt which said "dennis." but was this dennis murphy? and was the killer ray copeland? >> why would he do something like that when we had everything paid for? we didn't owe for nothing. we had the truck paid for, everything, all the machinery a

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four years later their remains were found in two shallow graves in the mojave desert.n following this case for years and talked exclusively to the man now accused of those murders. >> four murder charges. >> police are calling him a cold blooded killer. >> killing a california family. burying their bodies. >> eligible for the death penalty. >> reporter: november 12th, 2014. chase merit's first day in court. the first time he responds to the charges against him. not guilty. not surprising given what he told us a year earlier. in your gut, what do you think happened? >> i have absolutely no clue. >> reporter: words that patrick mcstay trusted for so long. >> i trufted edtrusted him because my son believed in him. >> reporter: now he sees a very different chase merritt. >> he looked like a broken man. he knew he was done when the jury hears the evidence and we put this all together for them that they will find him guilty. >> reporter: could the case be that solid and could one man have done it all? >> he's the only person and only suspect in this murder case. >> i was hon