an amtrak train collides with a tractor-trailer in eastern north carolina.e of the injuries are considered life-threatening. the train got struck time to -- trying to make a turn. a state senate committee has allowed a rule -- has committed a rule allowing direct -- rec purchases. the company is cutting jobs in china. 180 sales in china at this point. tim cook pushes the world most valuable company into a new product category, wearables. along with the apple watch, it increases focus on health and fitness. brad stone asks what apple did to make the great today. >> i think they made the long-term sale for it. it will take a similar trajectory like apple products. they lay the groundwork, but as far as the real consumer running out and buying it, we are a year and a half away from that. they have definitely laid the foundation for that. >> apple's products have had a real use case. do you think consumers paying attention to the news today understand what the apple watches for? >> i think that is still going to be a debate. that comes down to a lot of develop m

near walden, north carolina: eastern north carolina, a artillery unit wandered around for a couple of weeks. one soldier wrote that they were avoiding the arms of an octopus trying to avoid cavalry controls -- patrols and finally realized or is nowhere to go and they make their way to raleigh to surrender. as the summer unfolds and the union forces occupy the self -- south and the fighting dies down, what you will have his former soldiers, former military leaders -- is former military soldiers, former military leaders, civilians, slaves, and union occupying forces all facing very uncertain futures. so many unanswered questions, so much lingering tension and bitterness. and that is a session for another time but think about the chaotic state of things and -- as things end. what happens at appomattox sets the tone for other surrenders but a lot of the details unfold differently. look at the twists and turns. every other surrender had to have two negotiations, some in different places. different scenarios played out. so really fascinating. i think it indicates that this movement from war

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> eastern north carolina is well known for commercial companies that work in this area. and so there's a whole series of forestry fire towers in east north carolina, in fact, all across the state. about 12:40 p.m. on march the 2nd, 1976, a ranger on highway 94 observed a fire. he was under the impression it was some type of disposal maybe of a farm animal. i received a call through the state radio system requesting our assistance. after i got there, here was this pile of dirt, a shovel off to one side. there was a red gas can. it was like someone had just dropped everything, set it on fire, and fled. but i did not realize at that point it was going to get much, much worse. ♪ ♪ i was seeing a leg sticking out, an arm, and shoes. it was human beings in this hole. so we took these first two bodies off, there was another body. we removed the third body and then there was another body. how many bodies can be in this hole? finally after the fifth one, we found the bottom of the hole, thank god. no one knew who these people were. we were thinking, why aren't we having any repo

this happened in eastern north carolina. children were just 1, 5 and 12 years old. the suspect in the attack is an 18-year-old. he is now charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. details are scarce at this point. but police have one key clue. >> the suspect is also burmese. the suspect as best we could tell at this point is a neighbor. and they all knew each other so this wasn't a random event. leon: the neighborhood where this attacked is a burmese community. a language barrier is playing a big role in slowing down their investigation. prosecutors in new jersey say they found the body of a missing mother in maryland. erica crippen had been missing since new year's eve. investigators found the g.p.s. in her car to to find her body. they believe that kyle crosby killed her and dumped the body. he's charged with her murder. alison: tonight, jurors in massachusetts are weighing some new evidence in the dzhokhar tsarnaev trial. prosecutors showed them two pipe bombs that were thrown at police days after the bombing. during a shootout in nearby wate

people injured after an amtrak train slammed into a tractor-trailer stuck on the tracks in eastern north carolinaed from charlotte to new york city. north carolina highway patrol says the truck driver was trying to make a difficult left turn when he got stuck. >>> more than 2,000 convicted criminals arrested in a nationwide sweep by immigration and customs enforcement. the move dubbed cross check spanned five days. all people picked up were undocumented immigrants, nearly half had felony convictions. others they say gang members, had several misdemeanors or re-entered the country after previous deportations. this was the first major deportation sweep since the president's executive action on immigration. >>> in washington state, scary moments for one family after a two-year-old boy almost abducted. the whole thing caught on camera. the surveillance video shows the scene sunday after the suspect took the toddler from his stroller at a local park. you see him running with the boy, then was chased by the eight-year-old sister and ten-year-old brother. eventually, he put the child down, ran away. a b

derailment monday caught on tape a north bound amtrak train collided with a tractor trailer in eastern north carolinazens. with us now from halifax, north carolina nbc news correspondent tom costello. tom, good morning. >> reporter: yeah willie, good morning to you. although everybody here my crew is actual talking about oklahoma, but you are right about this train crash. we are about to have a train come through. this happened yesterday afternoon and what you see here is the remains of the flat pedestrian truck that is sitting there, wrapped in blue. the train itself has been picked up and moved but what happened is that truck was stuck on the tracks and just then the train came through. the entire collision captured on video. from her car near the tracks lessee cipriani captured on video the moment of the train's impact. president clinton an am yak passenger train plowing into a tractor trailer stuck on the tracks. >> oh, my god. the crash was so horrible. i mean it is the worst thing i've ever seen. >> passengers on board described a sudden crush and impact. >> my chair, like jolts me -- i just we

north carolina in 1865. as you know, this is a free civil war seminar. we are supported by the eastern national bookstore. we have our authors and speakers books at here. we have william thompson's books. could you stand up and raise your hand? he has several books on the civil war. specifically focusing on the events here in this area on april 7. i asked our speakers to gather at the table, even if they are speaking later in the day to the left out there. they will sign copies and answer additional questions because we may not be able to take all of the questions at the conclusion of the program because we are on a time schedule here. we have c-span3 filming this. it's being broadcast live today. i am glad you're here and not at home watching it. we also have our appomattox 1865 foundation outside. they are sponsoring the event this year. you can visit with sue cochran and find out about the foundation. they support the activities at the courthouse historical park. inmate, -- in may, they are putting together a tour. we're going to take people interested on a three-day tour of the appomattox campaign. yo

north carolina. >>> coverage of the sweet 16 resumes this thursday evening starting at 7:15 eastern. state. after that top ranked kentucky puts its perfect record on the line against west virginia. that's all right here on cbs. this is the "cbs morning news." william shakespeare featured the monarch as a conniving anti-hero bus this week the king is receiving a tribute 530 years after his death on the battlefield. mark phillips reports. >> reporter: the last time king richard iii arrived in lester, england, it was with after he had just been killed in battle. but one of the most controversial kings kill and vilified in the history has is given a hero's welcome and a king's send-off and richard starkey knows why. >> the british love a loser, and richard iii is the most conspicuous of royal losers. >> reporter: richard had only reigned for two short years after the power grab that gave him the throne until the enemies who disputed his claim managed to defeat and kill him and the grave that he was hastily buried in 530 years ago had been long forgotten covered over by a parking lot in m

north carolina. >>> coverage of the sweet 16 resumes this thursday evening starting at 7:15 eastern. state. after that, top ranked kentucky puts its perfect record on the line against west virginia. that's all right here on cbs. this is the "cbs morning news." incredible! i've been claritin clear for ten days. when your allergy symptoms start, doctors recommend taking one claritin every day of your allergy season for continuous relief. with powerful 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin live claritin clear. every day. ♪ >>> now is the winter of our discontent, made glorious summer by this son of york. >> ah, before there was tony soprano and walter white, there was richard iii. william spaks shakespeare portrayed the mop arch as a conniving anti-hero this week when the king is receiving a tribute 530 years after his death on the battlefield. mark phillips reports. >> reporter: the last time king richard iii arrived in lester, england, it was with after he had just been killed in battle. but one of the most controversial kings killed and vilified in the history is given a hero's welcome and a

eastern washington. back to louisville. verne? verne: thank you, ernie. that's what we can refer to as a baby bracket. arkansas-wofford. north carolina held off harvard and won to advance. chievous. jim: ernie just spoke about georgetown. they've had a funny year. sometimes they come out and put it to the opposition. and other times they miss a few shots from the outside and had some struggles but looks like they're starting to play better late in the season. verne: arkansas just won. 69-39 7:40 remaining. chievous has 15. trapped. [whistle] jim: here comes the show. look at how tight they get. it's just upstairs. very infrequently they have to dribble much to get their dunks. they just look for one another and that's a domination. 40-18 in the paint. verne: darden backs away. andrew harrison out to guard. here's his brother aaron harrison crossover and guess who's there? and the foul is going to be called underneath on dakari johnson. well, jim pick the team you feel is the best kentucky team. the 1954 bunch declared ineligible. pitino led them to a national time -- title. jim: i'm going with this team. i think depth wise, stacks up

eastern washington. back to louisville. verne? verne: thank you, ernie. that's what we can refer to as a baby bracket. arkansas-wofford. north carolina held off harvard and won to advance. chievous. jim: ernie just spoke about georgetown. they've had a funny year. sometimes they come out and put it to the opposition. and other times they miss a few shots from the outside and had some struggles but looks like they're starting to play better late in the season. verne: arkansas just won. 69-39 7:40 remaining. chievous has 15. trapped. [whistle] jim: here comes the show. look at how tight they get. it's just upstairs. very infrequently they have to dribble much to get their dunks. they just look for one another and that's a domination. 40-18 in the paint. verne: darden backs away. andrew harrison out to guard. here's his brother aaron harrison crossover and guess who's there? and the foul is going to be called underneath on dakari johnson. well, jim pick the team you feel is the best kentucky team. the 1954 bunch declared ineligible. pitino led them to a national time -- title. jim: i'm going with this team. i think depth wise, stacks up

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eastern washington game is a late one. it tips at 9:57. you can watch it on true tv. and in north carolina, the cavaliers arrived today.play on friday. our reporter is with the team and caught up with tony bennett. >> reporter: well, the cavaliers have made it here. >> it's about who is playing their best and who will advance. should be a great atmosphere. this is a great city, as i said. you know, we're looking forward to getting going. >> reporter: now, as far as your next opponent, belmont, what do you know about them? >> they dangerous. you know, whenever you have a coach who has been there that long and been that success full, he knows what he's doing. it's one of the best three- pointing shooting team you've seen. i have the utmost respect for them. >> reporter: they will practice at the arena tomorrow afternoon and the big game is on friday. that's the very latest from charlotte, back to you. >> reporter: thank you. you can watch the second-seeded cavaliers take on belmont at 3:5 on true tv. that will do it for us here tonight in columbus. the excitement is just beginning, guys. remember to the viewers, we'll ha

across parts of central maine and the northern areas of north carolina state, vermont and new hampshire. accumulating snow a little bit in eastern massachusetts. perhaps up to an inch. starting at 10:00 tonight. today will be a a mostly rain event. we are starting to see the freezing line. anything north of that line snow will likely accumulate. look as we go through the overnight hours. snow breaks out across new england and new york state. watch out for snow moving through eastern new england with that cold air pushing that freezing line out that direction. so there is a good chaps of accumulating snow in eastern massachusetts. remember, boston only needs another two inches to break the all time seasonal snowfall record. i think they will not do it this time around. let's look at what's going on in the other side of the world. tropical cyclone pam ranked the vanuatu nation. the then category 5 typhoon, psych cologne, it's a different name for the same phenomenon. unfortunately there will be a lot of stories out of that region of human sufferings and casualties. it is still a category 5 hurricane, 155 moving. it is moving out i

through portions of north carolina virginia and then snow to the north, and that goes all the way up to the northeast. we do have that winter storm threat in place all the way from eastern new mexico and that stretches all the way through d.c. philly and even new york. so we are going to get a lot of snow with this. we are also going to see ice once again in some of those southern states like texas, arkansas even into places like memphis. we are also going to see a huge temperature drop. temperatures were spring-like, even summer-like across the south today. in a matter of hours, those temperatures are going to fall by 30 40 degrees. we have areas in georgia that are currently in the mid 70s and they have a winter weather advisory in place. so absolutely unreal. we are also going to see the possibility, four to six inches of snow across places in arkansas and western portions of kentucky and tennessee, and you can see that also stretches all the way up to d.c. could see four to eight inches there in d.c. we are also looking at that ice threat could see power outages, especially with the windy conditions across places in the south. >> snow day tomorrow. thank you, jennif

eastern shore of maryland. those showers moving into delaware. and here's the next round that's pushing through north carolina and into virginia. that's going to be here later this morning. by 10:00, we'll see those showers. but look at the numbers. 61 in dover at that hour. the showers will be on and off during the day. but we'll get enough of a break around 4:00 this afternoon to really see the temperatures warm up. 69 degrees. we may hit 70 degrees in philadelphia. and then eyes to the north and west, here come the chance of some thunderstorms this evening. that's 8:00 this evening. heavy downpours at that hour in pottstown. during the day umbrellas will be going up. don't forget yours. though you won't need the winter coat this afternoon, highs in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. i'll show you how long that lasts in the seven-day forecast when i'm back in ten. >>> 6:10 this thursday morning. bill showed us that live picture of cape may where fog is not as bad as it was at 4:00 but it's still an issue for people driving. >> definitely. let's check in with first alert traffic reporter christine maddela loo

eastern. >> pauley: for some time now steve hartman has been telling us the story. the north carolinatention giving away donuts. has gone on to stage award shows for children's random acts of kindness. now steve brings us up to date. >> it's always been a mystery to me, how someone not long for this world could care so much about it. even now his voice almost gone, chris still has a lot to say about how to make the world a better place. his latest revelation is about the butterfly effect. the butterfly effect is this idea that a single butterfly flapping its wings on one side of the globe can in theory start a hurricane on the other. it's a physics concept, but chris wondered if it could be applied to kinding as well. >> an act of kindness. how far could it go? >> a few months ago he decided to test the theory at this diner in his hometown of durham, north carolina. he saw two girls at the table next to his and gave them each $50 with one very simple instruction. do something kind. >> and then we left. >> that was the end of it? >> yeah. and i forgot all about it. >> until. >> we got

eastern virginia on the way into maryland and these first showers will reach into delaware. and there are more showers where those have come from. a line of showers moving through north carolinawill also be moving into our area this morning. and then this evening, we're watching some wet weather to the west. that's a line of storms potentially for the evening hours. but through it all, the temperatures will be warmer. in fact this afternoon we'll top out in the middle 60s to near 70 degrees. fog disappears this morning. then showers and this evening the thunderstorms with winds gusting to 20 miles an hour. seven-day forecast to show you how long that mild weather lasts. >> all right, bill. at 4:41 keep in mind you could hit patches of fog out there. >> that's right. christine is watching all the cameras for us. what's going on out there, christine? >> especially in those areas with dense fog, that could contribute to lower visibility. this is route 13 in delaware. you want to watch your speeds. even though there aren't a lot of cars on the road cape may county right now, you can see in some of these areas just how dense the fog is. so i saw some of that driving in on the schu

eastern shore. now pulling away heading toward the beaches. and we have another cluster of showers and thundershowers right now into northern north carolina just crossing into virginia. these too are on a track to pass just south of the metro area another several hours. most of the metro area should stay dry through the daylight hours. it's later this evening when we'll likely get some of those showers and thundershowers coming on through. before then you need a light jacket and then you can shed it and be comfortable this short sleeves by later this afternoon. temperatures right now hovering around 50 degrees in the metro area. 40s north andwestern suburbs. we'll have a look at hour by hour temperature changes at 6:11. volume building on the roads? >> virginia 95 north through dale city, pretty typical again for this time of morning. pretty clear until you hit dale city and then start joining the beltway on the inner loop a little bit slow. and again, pretty typical unfortunately. 395 north of duke a little bit of volume there building. 66 into town through manassas you're going about 39 miles an hour. not terrible. a tad slow. 270 at germant

eastern here on american history tv. >> this year, c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. next, a look at our recent visit to greensboro, north carolina. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span 3.

eastern time on american history tv on c-span3. and tomorrow, we are back for the final day of longwood of war seminar, -- longwood's civil war seminar. the closing operations in north carolina should get started here shortly live on american history tv. >> we need to get rolling with her last speaker here. i think your sees been friends are going to have some deadlier -- dead air on their hands. grab your seats, this is the last program. the great day to be inside, the rain is coming down. you can go to sailor's creek into the visitor center. david, if you will come up and introduce our next speaker. >> thank you, patrick. our next speaker, we are going to change gears. we have been focusing on the campaigns in virginia and appomattox. mark bradley will be speaking about what were the final military operations in the surrender in north carolina. obviously, appomattox wasn't the very end, but things continued on for a month and a half after that. dr. bradley is a historian who works the u.s. army center for military history in washington currently. he is working on a book on the vietnam war. he has moved a little far field from civil war activities. he has a phd from the uni

eastern in "the situation room." get ready. "news room" with anna cabrera starts right now! >>> hello on this monday. i'm anna cabrera in for brooke. thank you for joining me. breaking now a train crash in north carolinalifax county. we're getting these images just in. we're told this is an amtrak heading from raleigh to philadelphia. in the aerials, you can see at least one derailed car in this. local reports suggest that the train collided with a truck. it looks like there's a tractor trailer on the side here. we'll be speaking live with the sheriff in a few moments to try to get more information into exactly what happened and whether there are any injures involved. again, we're working to dwather more information. >>> protests erupting today in two states. at the center of

north carolina. one of the black hawks with four crewmen and seven marines went missing over water at about 8:30 eastern, 5:30 pacific last night. weather may have been a factor in this accident. since there was a dense fog advisory oubtt for areas of the florida panhandle last night. the second helicopter returned to base safely. it took several hours for serve and rescue teams to locate debris from the helicopters which washed ashore. the hunt is hampered by fog. investigators may have to wait for the fog to lift before a more exhaustive search can be done. >> chip, thanks. >>> hillary clinton insists she followed all rules when using private e-mail for state department business, but the former secretary of state is facing new questions this morning after breaking her silence about the story. she told reporters yesterday that she deleted thousands of messages. nancy cordes attended clinton's news conference. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. well, democrats say they're happy that clinton broke her silence after nine day, but republicans say they only have more questions, especiall

eastern half of the country. 24 right now in louisville. marquette, michigan minus three degrees. i think we might break a lot of records tonight. forecast low in chattanooga, in north carolinaght. that is your lowest temperature ever for the state. going across the planes though it is not bad everywhere. breaking records for high temperatures again. north platt with another weekend into the 70s. the warmth is out there not a lot of precipitation. we're going to watch this snow develop through the day today, a little more snow for you guys out there. >> good time to go to a movie this weekend. it is time go "home." >> can i come into the out now? >> no you can't. >> i can, you are just having to take away the piece of hood. >> an unlikely friendship and behind the animated characters are big names. >> let's go to fox's vp of marketing. >> jim parsons rihanna, and steve martin all starring in "home." >> meet o. >> i am o. i have been giving this name by my many many friends. >> are you trying to drive me crazy? >> from a million miles away, there was little chance these two would ever meet. but fate as other plans when their worldsollide. rhode islandian that plays pip. >> it

eastern here on american history tv. >> this year, c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. next, a look at our recent visit to greensboro, north carolina. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span 3. this building once housed the wool worth store where the movement started in 1960. >> what happened here in 1960, february 1 four young men from north carolina a&t state university chose that day to make a stand really to take a seat so that the rest of us would be able to do that. they took a stand against jim crow, against segregation against whites only access to public accommodations and to being seen as a first class citizen. they came here to the wool worth building to this lunch counter to sit down to be treated like the policies and practices. so this year in the museum is the actual lunch counter area. that has been preserved. there are seats that have been taken out of here. so the gentleman that sat in, the four young men who sat in here have talked to us about around where they sat. and so a lot of the things that you will see here are the actual advertisements around the different menu items th