armstrong was writing andress to the army at newburg. we know armstrong was writing it because the original is in armstrong's handwriting. the original document. the document was copied that night, and on monday morning it was taken to the temple of virtue where every morning the adjutants from arrived to get their daily orders and on this morning was this address. it began, it is anonymous, did he not sign it, the address began, gentlemen, a fellow soldier whose interests and affections bind him strongly to you, whose past sufferings have been as great and whose future fortunes may be as desperate as yours would beg leave to address you. will congress address our wrongs or will they trample on our rights? if peace comes and we put down our swords, what then? the address went on to rally the officers and then declared at the end, we will meet tomorrow, tuesday, the 11th, at the temple of virtue. as soon as this address arrived at washington's headquarters, he immediately sm lly issued a gen order canceling the meeting, but washington kne

the congress appointed him and sent him to newburg telling general washington, you may use hip as you please. so general gates arrived to be the actual commander of the army. washington, of course, commander in chief, but gates being the general in charge at the encampment. the men in the encampment, of course, bored, not much to do, about 7,000 soldiers. there they began to build their huts at a place called new windsor, the new windsor encampment. they built about 700 wooden huts, neatly laid out for the winter encampment, and there they took up their quarters. what do you do with an army in this kind of situation? you drill and drill and drill and then you drill some more. you build more huts, build roads. you have to keep them busy. but it wasn't working very well. and so chaplain evans decided let us build a temple of virtue. so in the middle of this encampment the soldiers went to work to build a temp le of virte where the men might come on sundays for religious services and during the week the administrative operation of the army took place there. but clearly all of this make b

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assisted terror attacks which and in the arrest of a terrorist but sounds a lot more like entrapment the newburg for the portland christmas tree bomber the new york subway bombing plot just a few examples of how the feds did all of the legwork to create a terrorist plot just so they can come in and save themselves from their own plant now we know the government sets aside hundreds of millions of dollars to fight terrorism at home and fact in the decade after nine eleven the f.b.i. spent more to prevent acts of terrorism that it has on stopping the rest of all organized crime so i think it's pretty clear just like anything else in america the counterterrorism program has become a business so we always have to be slightly skeptical realize that while the f.b.i. has and does stop real plots some cases like an e-mail khalifi seem like they may just be used to keep the government's program alive and ready. today is kind of a big day in terms of anniversaries space exploration fifty years ago today john glenn became the first american to orbit the earth interesting moment at the height of the space ra

newburg, indiana, just south and east of evansville is where we saw some severe damage. move off to the east. now reports near greenville, kentucky, reports of a tornado on the ground there. scenes like this will be replicated, no doubt n central kentucky and potentially across parts of tennessee before the day is done. search and rescue underway now that the sun is up there. the bottom line here, fredricka, multiple tornadoes across a vast area with significant damage. and we have not really talked about the blizzard situation which is happening north of this system. so a huge, huge system effecting millions of people. >> we'll talk about that next time. thank you very much, rob. >>> in chardon, ohio, teachers are returning to work at chardon high. counselors are also getting ready to help grieving students and parents trying to deal with monday's deadly shooting. a third student has died. daniel parmertor was killed, and doctors say russell king jr. is brain dead. we have the frantic calls to 911 that day from students inside the school when the shooting began. >> did

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this is newburg, along the ohio river east of evansville. a tornado likely moved through here damaging homes and moving through the downtown area. we'll take to you a place you probably heard of, branson, missouri. big tourist area. especially in the summer time. a likely tornado moved through here damaging a restaurant, a hotel and gas station. multiple injuries with this as well. this is a very large system this is a high-tornado day we are expecting. lots more damage and more fatalities will be possible if people don't seek shelter. here is the storm and where it's headed off to the east. we have tornado watches which remain in effect from ohio stretching down into tennessee. it's going to be a long afternoon. make sure your noaa weather radio is on and we'll break in and keep you up to date with that tornado near hopkinsville. suzanne? >> thank you, jacqujacqui. >>> coming up, we'll play you the students desperate calls to police from the ohio school shooting. >>> now that google says it is following your every move, every mouse click, w