>> i don't think it could be an explanation of accident. >> reporter: when captain dubois does enter cockpit, he finds a scene of utter chaos. what's happening? i don't know what's happening, one of the ko pilots answered. what does that tell you about what's going on in that cockpit? >> it seems that the pilot did not understand the situation and were not aware that they had stalled. >> reporter: within seconds, the plane has entered a stall, plummeting at 120 miles an hour, in the dark, belly first, with the nose slight lie up. in the confusion, bonin thinks his instruments are wrong. he asks, am i going down? by now the plane is pitching and shuttering as it falls. >> stall, stall. >> reporter: i got the chance to experience what that felt like in the airbus simulator. now we're going down, right? >> yes. >> stall, stall. >> reporter: in the cockpit, confusion has turned to chaos. both co-pilots are now trying to fly the plane in opposite directions. >> at a point of exasperation where you actually have discipline breaking down and both pilots trying to fly the aircraft. >> report

and that was absolutely a betrayal to people that dubois supported. it most certainly was a significant one. the other thing is that federal patronage under the wilson administration partly has a capitulation to southern congress people. he purged african-american leadership. in the early days, there were 31 jobs held by black republicans and it was down to eight under wilson. >> and he allowed post office departments where there's a group of black leaders, newspaper journalists in washington denounces the president, in effect, in his office and after that wilson says i don't want to meet with any of these people again. they don't understand me. we have nothing in common. that was quite an amazing moment, actually. >> you are writing recently, your recent book is called american dreamers, how the left changed the nation. we've been talking a bit about progressive politics but what's the general thesis of your book? >> well, the thesis is really about people to the left of progressivism. >> to the left? >> yes, people who want a fundamental transition

the mainstream which was to say scared, intimidated and didn't want to cut against the grain and dubois himself did what? stigmatized. he is the kind of rather who would tell the truth. he says i'm going with my japanese brothers and sisters because i know i will be demonized and stigmatized because i'm going to bear witness to the suffering which is unjustified and unwarranted of my japanese brothers and sisters. today people look back, oh they shouldn't have done that. fdr had a blind spot on his administration. can this really happen in america, this kind of terrorism in america? ginman jane crow was happening all the time. and the connection of what was happening was the peak of the iceberg and a whole host of brothers and sisters who are dealing with these arbitrary police power, arbitrary powers of court, arbitrary executive power. it gives the president to detain or murder or assassinate u.s. citizens with no judicial process whatsoever. they defined it as being hostile to the interest of the country. wahabi define? melson meant -- nelson mandela was assigned as a terrorist in th

they call for the captain six times. >> yeah. >> reporter: we don't know why it took captain dubois moreo return to the cockpit. but two sources tell abc news that he was traveling socially with an off-duty air france flight attendant. were the two together? >> if the pilot is distracted because he's traveling with somebody potentially, isn't that part of the investigation? >> i don't think it could be an explanation of accident. >> reporter: in the cockpit captain dubois finds a scene of utter confusion. "what's happening," he asks. "i don't know what's happening," answers one of the co-pilots. within seconds the plane has entered such a deep stall it's plummeting about 120 miles an hour, nose up. bonin still thinks his instruments are wrong. he asks, "am i going down now?" confusion has turned into chaos. with both co-pilots now trying to fly the plane in opposite directions. >> the point of exasperation where you actually have a bit of the discipline breaks down. >> and then finally, literally three seconds before impact we hear robert, pilot robert say, "oh, my god. we're going to cr

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d dubois le - - diamond jubilee. 86-year-old between queen dressed in a silver and white dress and matching coat. joined by her grandson, prince william and his wife the duchess of cambridge as well as prince harry and her husband prince philip. >> i think above all what we are acelebrating is the 60 years she has given of service to our country but also in extraordinary institution that stands above politics, that brings the country together. i think it is such a valuable thing in our country and so admired across the world. >> hundreds of thowb of his rain-soaked onlookers watched from the banks of the river thames. the sounds ever that you are cheers joined the orchestra of church bells, ship's horns and bands playing various tunes. the pageant inned with a burst of fireworks amid news from guiness world records that it had broken the record for largest parade of boats. >> it is and historic thing. >> reporter: not everyone in britain is celebrating. hundreds protested on the river bank to oppose the affair. on mo

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. >> it takes place in victorian parents and -- paris and it is about georges dubois and it is about his ambition and greed and how he rises to a position of power by exploiting three women, and the affairs he has with them. tavis: your character specifically? >> my character is one of the first women -- the first when he gets involved with. they keep coming back to each other, even though she is discovering -- she sort of slowly starts to see what he is really like and how incapable he is of love. but they connect to each other because -- we had always discussed the idea that if he were really capable of love, and if love were enough for this character, then he would probably end up with her. that would be the woman he loved. they come back together all the time. tavis: i am always curious about this for every actor, but particularly those who have such a broad palette over the course of their careers. there are certain factors that play the same character over and over again -- actors that play the same character over and over again. if your palate is pretty broad in your young lif

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dubois said. he said, people ask me what is a black man, and i say the answer is easy. the black man is the one who has to ride the jim crowe car through georgia. and i think shifting our focus towards discrimination and inequality is, you know, we supposedly live in a post racial era but as long as the inequality exists and the discrimination exists, then race exists, too. >> i think we'll leave it there. thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >>> this year c-span's local content vehicles are traveling the country, exploring american history. next, a look at our recent visit to wichita, kansas. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span 3. >> from 1930 to the middle of 1945 i did occupy that position. and that was the period of the great rise of the late movement in the midst of which the communists played an honorable and effective part in one certain degree of influence in america. that influence has always bng exerted for actively organized and solidifying the labor movement and uniting labor with all progressives. communists do not co

reporter: it is three and a half hours into the flight cruising at 37,000 feet when captain mark duboisakes a fateful decision. despite a thunderstorm lurking ahead, he takes a scheduled break. just a few minutes later, a piece of equipment that reads the air speed suddenly fails. the automatic pilot shuts off. now the control of the aircraft and the lives of the 228 people on board is in the hands of the least experienced of the three-man crew. 32-year-old cedric bonan. >> and the captain is sitting where i'm sitting right now. >> bill vaas joined us in a flight simulator to recreate what happened. >> what did he do? he pulled the nose up? >> a fairly dramatic up. >> it's precisely the wrong thing to do. it can cause the plane to start falling out of the sky. the stall warning goes off. >> it keeps saying, what's happening? where's the captain? they call for the captain six times. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: we don't know why it took him more than a minute to return to the cockpit, but two sources tell abc news that he was traveling socially with an off-duty air france flight attendant

. >> brothers john and bob dubois from mission viejo, california.this overcast day in alaska inland, the water is providing a bountiful catch for the six tourists on this fishing boat. >> here's another one coming up. >> but their luck begins to change from big fish to big trouble. >> everybody get one of those on, please. >> turns out the motor located under the deck has malfunctioned and broken apart. its metal pieces ripping a hole in the boat. >> we were just having fun with the camera back and forth. and then it evolved into much more. i just kept the camera running. >> one of the diesels sheered a shaft and we're taking on water. electrical problem, we lost the radio for communication. >> to make matters worse, the gps is shot and there's no chance of using the ship's radio to call for help. >> loading up the zodiac with some air and we're all going to pile in there. this is really unbelievable. >> can you hear me? >> bob calmly narrates the scene as emergency preparations are executed. meanwhile, his brother, john, is trying to make a distres

silent march is, the one that will be held on father's day with the naacp going back to 1917 with dubois leading a silent march against lynching, segregation, and other issues. and also if you could comment on the florida gov. rick scott vowing to continue the purge of thousands of registered voters, despite the this part -- justice department intervened. >> this country, sadly, in many ways is starting out the 21st century and a place that is too similar to how we started out the 20th century. when we started the 20th century, we were fighting against the old jim crow, racial segregation. with the 21st century, the confrontation of the new jim crow, which is the mass incarceration. a black man in this country right now is five times more likely to be incarcerated in a black man in south africa at the height of that country segregation, the 1980's, for instance. we're calling for the silent march like the 1917. then it was the settlers massacre. it was expressing the outrage of calling in and -- it was expressing outrage and calling iandend -- an end to the mistreatment, racial profiling

dubois. chris rock is the one that dubbed the afro circus. of course.p making it back to america and to central park zoo with the circus. but when they get there it's not quite how they remembered it. they realize that true freedom was actually -- that's what they had experienced the last seven years. here's my kids' take on it. >> what did you think about "madagascar"? >> it was really fun. >> what was your favorite part? >> the one -- that mean lady -- >> the mean lady that drives the motorcycle? >> yeah. >> did you like the circus afro? >> yes! >> yes? j.j., what did you think about "madagascar." >> it's fun. >> it's so fun? >> what was your favorite part about "madagascar." >> it's way fun. >> it's really fun? >> yeah, fun. >> okay. >> let's go. >> j.j. had some drinks? breaking everything. >> let's go. that's what he said before the movie had even started. somebody help me. i gave it, though, a 4 out of 5. may have given it a 5 if i was able to stay in the movie theater the whole time. literally, we had to take turns taking the little guy out. >> j

at dubois park the new children's playground has been hit with graffiti.re than $150,000 so far this year. >>> police in stockton searching for the gunman that kill a jewelry vendor at a flea market. he was shot right in front of his family saturday morning. he was unloading jewelry from his truck. he was very well known at that flea market. investigators believe he was targeted for robbery because of the jewelry he sold. >> out of nowhere we saw four to five guys with masks and with heavy clothing on with long rifles. >> the suspects were definitely very brazen. very violent because this happened in front of the victims family. >> police say the robbers also stole his car. he was found abandoned a half mile from where he was shot. >>> vallejo police say someone left a mysterious bone on their doorstep. it was found yesterday morning outside the police station. they will send the bone to the coroners office to determine if it's human. if it is they will start an investigation. >>> 6:33. san francisco mayor ed lee has filed a court order. he wants to get su

the person i regard as the do what -- do boys --dubois of our time. he is the big brother ryan had. i am the eldest of ten and i have never had an older brother or didn't have one until 25 years ago when we connected and he is the younger brother of clifton west so he never had a younger brother. i became the younger brother he never had and he became the older brother i never had and we have been running 25 years together. delighted to be sharing this stage and look forward to your question and answers. in just a little bit. i have been fortunate for 25 years as his younger brother, friend and radio host on public radio international. almost 2 years old. we tried to do significant work being true to our vocation and calling and purchase and do significant work across the country for the last 25 years individually and collectively and for that matter around world. all the work we have done together we have never written a book. of was stunned, somebody counted the books i had written, the total is almost 40. we have never done a book together. this represents the first book i have c