that lament goes something like this. young people are not interested in the civil war anymore. civil war military history is on life-support. nobody cares about the civil war after the sesquicentennial. every time i hear that i have to politely push back. and the reason i do so in large part is because of the emerging civil war. it is a great honor and privilege for me to be here to support your work to support emerging civil war and all it has done in a remarkable space of five or six years. truly incredible. i hope this weekend can be a real celebration of those efforts. first, a copy spine of maryland s south mountain. sunday, september 14, 1862. woefully outnumbered soldiers saw to stem the tide of a federal offensive. if successful it would defeat an already divided confederate army and curtailed and finish off robert e. lee s first invasion of the north. and three mountain passes almost unrivaled in its ferocity at , least in this point of the war, ensued. breathless u
silicon valley. plus, a look at the civil rights leader who organized the march on washington. and the discrimination that he reportedly facing the within the movement. we begin with the tragedy in france, the crash of the german airliner that had 150 people onboard. the airbus 8320 slammed into the french alps earlier today. and there were no survivors. the officials described the site in the remote and rugged region as horrific. at the airport the images only begin to tell the story. grieving loved ones comfort each other but tonight everybody wants to know what happened and why. the plane wreckage is in small pieces and lies all over the mountainside. recovery crews report no signs of survivors. the first problem is a problem of identifying the bodies. i have sent ten forensic experts from latino hospital and three anthropologists. we say it s an accident. there s nothing more than we can say right now. everything else would be speculation. german wings night 9525
how successful it is for the average american. it s nearing the 11th hour for the iran nuclear talks. after a year and a half of intense closed door meetings western leaders have two days to work out a deal. they are trying to rein in iran s nuclear programme amid fears the aim is to develop a bomb. iran denies weaponization and wants western powers to drop economic sanctions against them. secretary of state john kerry cancelled appointments in the u.s. to stay at the negotiating table in loss lausanne switzerland with other representatives. diplomatic editor james bay is covering the talks. reporter: all the foreign ministers of the p5+1 the five permanent members of the u.n. security council and germany are in lausanne, all the people needed to sign a deal with iran. they are very close. closer than they have been before. there are sticking points. the latest to arrive the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov, and british foreign secretary philip ham onward. hammo
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