, amber dubois.w familiar blocks from her home in escondido, clutching her mother's $200 check and receive in exchange, a lamb of all things. she was buying it as part of her high school's future farmers program. and tonight as she drifted off to sleep for the last time, every good thing still seemed possible. >> come home, please. >> none of it had happened then. >> there's not a single day that goes by that i don't break down and cry for hours. >> the extent of the evil hadn't occurred to the sheriff yet. >> all of a sudden there's a safe zone that's been taken away from you. >> the d.a. never imagined, she'd say -- >> this case rocked san diego county. >> but this was before all that. and amber was just going about the business of being 14 and slightly quirky. >> amber was a free-spirited kid. she loved reading and writing, and she didn't like the normal things, you know, that kids like. >> she had her own taste. she liked to take her time. come on, come on. she's looking at the flowers, the bugs,

but, as maurice dubois (doo-bwah) show us..eit cosmetics can ha our health. >>> how far would you go to look beautiful? as maurice dubois shows us, new counterfeit cosmetics have a costly impact on your health. >> reporter: these high-priced skin serums may look identical but they are not. just ask susan moreira. >> one to two days, i broke out in a bad rash. >> reporter: she said she found her product cheaper online but it turned out off to counterfeit. >> no plastic around it. no label. >> reporter: dr. beau explains there may be serious consequences to buying skin products outside of authorized dealers. >> counterfeit products have been shown to contain known carcinogens. many of them have been shown to contain very high levels of bacteria. >> reporter: that's what happened to moreira. here the doctor points out the subtle differences in unauthorized products, seals and serial numbers are removed and in this case, a product has been rewrapped. the owner of a high-end skin care line says his company takes measures to make sur

as the two world leaders meet today, the president's former spiritual adviser, joshua dubois and "the washington post's" melinda hennenberger join me for a discussion about faith, humility, and poverty. >>> but first details on the latest clues for the search on flight 370. ahhh. beautiful day in baltimore where most people probably know that geico could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious. request to come ashore. geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a relief it is! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. >>> a thai satellite has detected about 300 objects

. >> reporter: joshua dubois was the director of faith based and neighborhood partnerships during hishift with the relationship between the former pope and the current pope. >> i have a concern for issues related to the poor and making sure that people can live lives of dignity. >> but there differences in which they will disagree. >> pope francis is pro life. president obama supports marriage equality. and pope francis does not. but they will not let disagreement prevent them from collaborating on other things, including addressing economic inequality. >> catholic groups in the united states are fighting the administration in court over the contraceptive mandate in the act. >> pope francis is a very, very clever man. he is pretty good at dealing with politicians. there are very, very big differences between the obama administration secularism and where the pope is. but my guess is they will have a positive, friendly meeting. this is a pope who wants to love you and witness to you, not yell at you. >> like the history of meetings between popes and presidents there are no shortage of t

when captain dubois does enter the cockpit he finds a scene of utter chaos. >> the pilot did not understand the situation and they were not aware that it had stalled. >> reporter: within seconds the plane has entered such a deep stall it is plummeting at 120 miles per hour in the dark, belly first. >> stall, stall. >> reporter: i got the chance to experience what that felt like in the airbus simulator. >> stall, stall. >> now we're going down, right? >> yes. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the cockpit, confusion has turned to chaos. both co-pilots are now trying to fly the plane in opposite directions. >> at what point was this jumbo jet beyond saving? >> somewhere in the area of 10,000 to 15,000 feet they were really running out of options. >> reporter: it is too late. but it is not until the final seconds that the pilots realize the plane is doomed. >> and the very last words we hear on the cockpit voice recorder are from the pilot bonin, who says, "but what's happening?" >> exactly. just complete confusion. >> reporter: it takes hours for french air traffic control to realize something is wro

. >> reporter: dubois welch out is being held behind bars he is sitting released yee is being released. >> reporter: g release >> reporter:yess's attorney had little to say. >> reporter:yee has given up his pasport and confined. >> catherine: continuing our team coverage. kron4's justine waldman has been going through the lengthy criminal complaint.. continuing our team coverage. kron4's justine waldman has been going through the lengthy criminal complaint.. >> reporter: this is according to the complaint to making a call and writing a letter to the manager of public health and support of a contract under consideration with the fbi agent take client he allegedly had to get himself of $70,000 of debt. according to the documents he asked for campaign contributions agent facts about the availability of shoulder fired missiles i told him about rocket launchers and things like that. no deal could take place until after the secretary of state elections in november. is going to attract attention we have to be extra, extra attention is what he was quoted with saying. >> reporter:justine -- i k

news out of san francisco, fire crews are on the scene near waller street near the neighborhood of dubois park. claudine was on the scene minutes ago, claudine, what can you tell us? >> reporter: you can see the fire department is here checking out the situation and the water-main break is up the street but you can see the water rushing down this hill and is making a pretty big mess. i am going to walk you down because i want to show you where all of this water is ending up because that is causing a problem and this is scott street. you can see a lot of these cars are stuck in the water and from what we can tell, they are not going into their homes. i did talk to the water department and they tell me in 10 minutes they expect this water flow to stop because they are going around to different valves and trying to shut everything down. this is a 6-inch water-main which affects water service and they said repairs to get it fixed are going to take all day. or much of the day at this point. there is a question of if this has happened before. take a look again. with these cars, it's important t

. >> robert dubois, thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >>> we'll talk to wesley clark. plus, big bang bombshell, the originator of the universe and for scientists, the eureka moment. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. we have a lot to cover this half hour. the recall of vehicles in the millions of gm, big bang, scientists discover the revelation of a universe. and dying days, a pastor reveals a life lock secret to his gay grandson. >>> president vladimir putin has officially declared crimea a sovereign and independent state. more than 97% of crimeans voted to break from ukraine. president obama said there was election fraud. response to the vote sanctions against 11 top russian and ukrainian officials. he warned of more action if russia continues to interfere with ukraine's sovereignty. now, the search for malaysia air 370 now moving into a new phase. today officials say they will limit the search to air and satellite only. that ends the mission for the destroyer u.s.s. kidd. still no sign of the plane that disappeared 10 days ago.

pete dubois museum of african-american research. he serves as executive director at the yale school of public health. he is named the co-recipient of a grant from darpa is part of the white house research and development institute and is developing tools to combat money laundering through the department treasury. john stauffer's profession or of english at african-american studies at harvard university. he lectures on the civil war era and social protest movements and photography and is author and editor of lenin books with 60 articles including two books that are national as sellers. his most recent book is the battle, the republic. a lincoln prize finalist in the best book of 2013. his reviews have appeared in time wall street journal and numerous scholarly books. he has been a consultant to to hollywood films quentin tarantino's changi and a screenplay based on david jones. he did a pbs documentary -- with those backgrounds i think we are all looking forward to an incredibly exciting discussion and the floor is yours. [applause]

. >> brothers john and bob dubois from mission viejo, california. 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 distress call from his cell

because i'm an administrator now, because i'm chairman of afro-am and because i'm the director of the dubois institute, i'm not a free agent anymore. i spend a lot of time raising money for endowment campaigns and things like that and recruiting people like cornel west, and that's very important to me. i want to leave, as part of my legacy, the creation of this institution, and i can't write like i used to, so that's why i do so many book reviews. c-span: do you teach at all anymore? >> guest: all chairs at harvard in the faculty of arts and sciences teach two courses a year, and i teach one undergraduate course and one graduate course, and i love teaching. c-span: in what? >> guest: well, this year, one will be the introductory course for the sophomores in the major of afro-american studies, and i'll do it on autobiography and the memoir, and the other's a graduate course on black women's literature. c-span: what's the difference between an autobiography and a memoir? >> guest: well, mine is a memoir. an autobiography is something that attempts to explain how john smith became john smith. a