CBS Evening News - 1995-11-02 (no intro)

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[0:02] live television tonight. The children

[0:04] are safe, the hijacker dead. Diana

[0:07] Gonzalez reports from Miami.

[0:10] >> The last stretch of a 15-mile

[0:12] terrorfilled ride. 11 disabled

[0:15] elementary school children were on their

[0:17] way to school when their bus was

[0:19] commandeered by a man police say had a

[0:21] problem with the IRS and threatened to

[0:24] blow up the bus. Uh he advised that he

[0:26] had some sort of device uh and also may

[0:29] have had a firearm on on him.

[0:31] >> The hijacker, Catalino Sang, talked to

[0:33] police on a cellular phone while forcing

[0:36] the driver to take the bus to a landmark

[0:38] restaurant on South Miami Beach. He had

[0:40] worked there as a waiter until last

[0:42] night when he quit. At one point, police

[0:44] rescued a child who managed to get away.

[0:47] Then a few minutes later, a SWAT team

[0:49] stormed the bus. did have that bomb. I

[0:52] mean,

[0:53] >> he made some sort of motions that

[0:54] indicated to the officers that he was

[0:56] going to either take the school bus

[0:58] driver's life or the children's lives

[1:00] and they subsequently had to shoot him.

[1:02] >> The children, shocked and splattered

[1:04] with blood, were rushed off the bus as

[1:07] the bomb squad moved in.

[1:08] >> It's a bomb device. Move it back.

[1:11] >> But police found no bomb and no gun. The

[1:14] hijacker died almost immediately. One

[1:17] child was hospitalized with cuts from

[1:19] flying glass. The others finally made it

[1:21] to school where panicked parents ran to

[1:24] greet them. Most of the special needs

[1:26] children on the bus are autistic or

[1:28] speech impaired and couldn't verbalize

[1:30] what they had been through. Carlos

[1:33] Brower's seven-year-old son w

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