plane when attendants get on and tell everyone to turn off their phones. samsung shares in asian trading, let s take a quick look, down about 8% at the moment. samsung strugsles have helped shares of apple we should note because the stock jumped hitting its highest levels since december. so we ll see if really all those folks that were getting samsung you running to the apple store. because we actually had at&t mobility ceo on squawk alley yesterday and i asked him are people actually getting, you know, sort of shuffled into other devices and he said no they are likely to get an earlier samsung device than switch to another carrier. they like the eco system and like it and stick with something they know. were you able to see what we showed the picture? i did. charred. you re not surfing the web any more. no phone calls or anything. right? wow. talk about a phone named brick. there it is. it s not funny. but wow. that would be frightening in your pocket. th
place to meet, and eventually lee, babcock and dunn ride into the village to the mclean house. the next time the confederate soldiers see general lee, they learn they ve been surrendered. they mistakenly assume that the federal officer talking to lee under the apple tree was general grant. so they went over and started to cut the tree down for souvenirs. before long, federal troops came over and asked the confederate soldiers why they were cutting down the tree, and he said this is the tree where general lee surrendered to general grant. the confederate soldiers said, i want part of that tree, too. they went to work getting souvenirs off that tree. that night all the roots had been dug up and there was nothing but a hole in the ground where the apple tree stood. visitors will come through and bring pieces of the apple tree that their ancestors brought home to them, some of which have been donated to the park and on display here. it was removed when he wrote his memoirs. i thi
of the union army, and he blocked general lee s line of retreat, thus general lee had to continue further west, searching for rations and hoping to get around grant s army. the next place general lee could gather supplies was about three miles from us here at appomattox station. supplies had been brought over from lynchburg to feed general lee s army. it s everything the army really needed. hundreds of thousands of rations, new uniforms, equipment, and that s where they re heading for on april 8 after leaving cumberland church on the night of april 7. general lee s advance is led by confederate reserve artillery under general reuben lindsey walker. they go to camp about a mile from appomattox station about two miles from here on the afternoon of april 8th. and general custer s cavalry advances on that station and captures the supplies, then encounters general reuben lindsey walkers s general artillery and fight for about four hours the ball-of-p at mattox station. a very uniq
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his name is peter dixon. he represents the military order of the loyal legion of the united states. which is responsible each year for the laying of reefs at the lincoln memorial. the lincoln group of d.c. has been very proud to be one of the many organizations that pays tribute to abraham lincoln and we had that opportunity courtesy of the organizing efforts of peter dixon. [applause] our speaker tonight is catherine canavan author of lincoln s final hours. in two what it was like to be in washington that terrible night. april 14, 1865. theatereer at ford s and i ve had the opportunity to visit with the thousands of americans who come to ford s theater. buy isthe things you can her book. it is a pleasure to welcome her to talk to us this evening. thanks to all of you. it is an honor to be here. who is lincoln s archives digital project has made so many records available to so many researchers who aren t fortunate enough to live near the archives. thousands of people witnes