cornwallis to return to new jersey with 8,000 men. meanwhile, washington convenes a war council with his top aides. they decide to cross the delaware again to take full advantage of the british confusion. the weather has gotten even worse-- bitter cold, deep snow. the delaware has nearly frozen over making another crossing even more difficult than the first. but in the final days of 1776, washington's army again makes its way across the delaware into new jersey. many enlistments will expire at the end of the year, and washington implores his men to stay. man as washington: my brave fellows, your country is at stake. your wives, your houses and all that you hold dear. you have worn yourselves out with fatigues and hardships, but we know not how to spare you. if you will consent to stay one month longer, you will render that service to the cause of liberty and to your country which you probably can never do under any other circumstances. the present is emphatically the crisis which is to decide our destiny. narrator: december 30, 1776,

the british commander, general cornwallis, believed he would be victorious.n his dining room, mingling amongst his officers, was a black servant named james, who also happened to be an american spy. his information helped the colonists defeat england at the battle of yorktown. lafayette would later write... quote: "this negro spy properly acquitted himself with some important communications i gave him. his intelligence from the enemy's camp were industriously collected and more faithfully delivered." (marquis de lafayette) narrator: after eight long years of war, america had won its freedom. the ideals of the revolution were permanently enshrined in a national motto, "e pluribus unum" - "out of many, one." for some, that included blacks. quote: "holding fellow men in bondage and slavery is repugnant to the golden law of god and the inalienable right of mankind, as well as every principle of the late glorious revolution." (maryland plantation owner philip graham) narrator: southern political leaders disagreed, and in 1787 made their views known at philadelphia

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because you know whole series rather than just you know been bringing people in devon and cornwall you know it's just like a huge operation to allow a racist in fact just to create more latino community and it's a misnomer a just really special when i talk about making cuts to public. and it certainly looked like a huge operation horses cordoning off the entire town center to stop these two rival factions from getting us each other we managed to catch up with the chief counsel for the chip police who told us that he was very pleased with how the operation of passed off regardless of how much it cost that to him. would go to policing operation rooms roy through the beginning to knowing we prepare for the. looting to ensure that so you. can push into the evening. and it was a very successful operation as he said i've heard word of just two arrests there wasn't any violence that we saw so what that means really is that the english defense league has seemed to manage at least for now to have got that violent drunken sort of football hooliganism aspects of their organization under control a

but the duchess of cornwall has something else to worry about on top of the wedding of the century.r reply, "you never know." but she should know. titles are a very sensitive issue here. when camilla married prince charles, the couple said the duchess would be known publicly as princess countess when her husband bottom king. at the time, the idea of camilla becoming queen made many britons uncomfortable. but during a "dateline" interview last year, the prince of wales also made it seem as if the issue had not been quite resolved. >> does the duchess of cornwall become queen of england if and when you become -- >> reporter: the heir to the throne hesitated and then said this -- >> we'll see, but that could be. >> reporter: one possible reason for the shift could be the public's newfound affection for camilla. her approval ratings have been on the rise, and the princes, william and harry, often talk about how close they are to her. if wednesday's lunch is any indication, a soon-to-be member of the royal family is as well. the conversation at lunch eventually turned to the menu at the

every year i get a christmas card from the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall and i always love both of them have signed it. and so i like to keep that out kind of subtly on the front table. and that intimidates a lot of friends. margie will be very impressed. this is my friend. i don't give last names. madoff. does that look delicious? i throw in anything i can find. i don't know what this is, but i know it looks like cheese. that will go in. hungry? you'd be surprised in a small kitchen like this how many dinners can come out of here. isn't that delicious? now we're on our way, we're going to go to the museum. let's go. what a perfect sunday, huh? relax, paper, enjoy myself, friend over, cooking and now a museum. thank you for sharing your sunday with me. >> a nice sunday. >> when they showed the shot of that big room, i thought she was in the lobby of her room. no, that was still her apartment. unbelievable. >> which we're told is on the market for $25 million. when i turn on the gas burner, i have a fireplace in my apartment. has the same effect. >> all right. just ahead, we

she asked the duchess of cornwall if one day, she would be queen. her response was coy.heels of an interview with nbc, where for the first time, prince charles implied the same thing. >> that could be. >> reporter: camilla's title has been a touchy subject since the 2005 nuptials. >> there was a certain amount of hostility at the time that they married in 2005. i think this is largely due to the ongoing inquest into the death of diana, princess of wales. but we moved on from there. >> reporter: a lot can change in six years. the british have warmed to camilla. >> she is married to the prince of wales. so, legally, she is the princess of wales. when he becomes king, she becomes queen. >> reporter: but william and his future bride, kate, are a more popular king and queen in waiting. and along those lines, there's long been speculation that perhaps when the queen dies, charles will step aside and let william become king. but the royals watcher we heard from, says the likelihood of that is close to zero. >> yeah, i don't think this will happen. so the two responses from the