Bill neely has the latest. Good morning. Reporter good morning, matt. Tragedy with 54 dead, but not the mystery we have seen with other plane crashes in the past year. The two black box flight recorders have been recovered along with all of the bodies. The plane was carrying three babies, two other children, and 49 adults. It took often heavy rain and fog and lost contact. Half an hour later crashing into dense jungle on a mountainside. Me planes that crashed there have never been found. This one was spotted frooam ts, air. Search teams still had to hike for two days to reach it. It was carrying nearly halfee million in cash for local villages. The money not found. The plane totally destroyed. The airline trigana has a deadly safety record. It lost ten planes in 20 years. It is the third deadly air saeter in indonesia in the past year. For peopl ore in this reemote area, planes are the only wayuout. All the dead here indonesian. Matt . Bill ne ely, thank you very much. O t top story in
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Unfoldsn where history daily. Was created as a public service. Is brought to you today by your provider. Atellite historians spencer discuss the migration. Africanamericans moved from world war i to urban areas. Focuses on the early 20th and desire for better education, jobs. G and smithsonian hosted this event. And 20out an hour minutes. Our speaker tonight is spencer crew. He is the former director of the American History museum. Teaches at george mason. He teaches american, africanamerican and public history. Im delighted hes able to join us tonight. Spencer crew. [applause] hello. Hear me okay . Terrific. Coming tonight. Its the middle of the week. You all come out to be a part of this conversation. Im pleased to have you here. I wanted to talk about this image from Jacob Lawrence. 60piece art creation. Whats interesting about it, lawrence created it as a result of learning more about his own family. Parents were migrant to the north. I think from virginia. He learned about the mig
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