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, this kind of situation? you drill and drill and then you drill some more, you build more huts, you build roads, you have to keep them busy but it wasn't working very well. 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 temple of virtue, a gathering place where the men might come on sundays for religious services and where during the week the administrative operation of the army took place. but clearly all of this make-busy work was not doing much for morale. and washington remained deeply concerned about the murmurings that he heard in the army. in philadelphia, congress decided or certain members of the congress decided to take action. pressed now, fearing that peace was come ing, they decided to me their move. governor morris wrote to his good friend, gene

this weekend she opened the doors of windsor castle for a new photo exhibition commemorating ore diamond jubilee. >> this is very lovely. this is doggy queen. she loves her dogs. she loves her dog. she feeds her dog herself with a silver spoon and bowls. >> reporter: you are making that part up? >> in, i'll not. >> reporter: in celebrating her 60 years on the throne, she is the second longest serving monarch behind queen victoria. >> she is professional and has the ability to know how to move around. who to speak to and also to engage with them. >> reporter: of the queen's enduring popularity, one historian remarked that the british like their monarchs young and they like them old. queen elizabeth ii has been both. charlie dagga, cbs news london. >>> super bowl xlvi came down to the final play as eli manning cement the his position as the best manning in the family. super bowl minutes are next. final day of the season,they at the packers at lamb . >>> i think you have to give the giants their due. they went from being 7-7 and beat the packers at lambeau and the 49ers in san francisco all

this weekend she opened the doors of windsor castle for a new photo exhi business could them-- commemoratingiamond jubilee. many show a warmer side including her love of animals. >> this is very lovely. this is doggie queen. >> she loves her dogs. >> loves her dogs. she feeds her dogs herself. as said with a silver spoon. >> you're making that part up. >> no, i'm not. >> reporter: in celebrating her 60 years on the throne, queen elizabeth is britain's second longest serving-- serving monarch after queen victoria. a future king says she set an example you can only look up to. >> she is professional. her ability to know her, to who to speak to and how to engage with people, you know, within a few split seconds of meeting them. >> reporter: of the queen's enduring popularity, one historian remarked that the british like their monarches young and they like them old. queen elizabeth ii has been both. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. cap

new york. winnipeg tah winnipeg to detroit. edmonton to windsor. now we have two pipelines that are flowing from the united states to canada, portland to montreal. that's a long distance. portland and another one for portland to montreal. the bay to edmonton. from mexico to the united states. renosa to el paso. folks this isn't stuff we haven't done before. there is a system by which we approve pipelines. and especially the ones that -- so my point is this is not new. and we do it for the public interest and the public good to make sure that we have a free flow of oil and refined products. environmentally safe. can you imagine if all that product was moving by truck? or by train? this is such a ridiculous debate that i'm -- i -- it's just furious at we don't understand how much product flows by pipeline today and the environmental benefits of that but here we're demagoguing one pipeline to make it more energy secure and i think my friend from texas mr. green would like some time. >> would the gentleman yield? >> i would. >> taking advantage of your

new issue to tell you about. this will affect you if you are traveling in the city. fire activity windsor mill. ircle, accident on jered road. accident el cot city involving a bus on old frederick. if you are headed on the jfx, 20 minutes from the beltway to fayette. 70 eastbound slow from 32 to the park and ride. southbound slow between white marsh and 895, a live look at the average speeds and a look outside at the west side of the beltway. traffic report is brought by the cochran firm. >>> battle tax in effect in baltimore city , the mayor is talking about more than doubling it. >> reporter: mayor wants to raise the tax from 2-$0.05 her plan is receiving backlash. council heard the bill to raise the tax. mayor estimates it could bring in $10 million a year. that money would go towards fixing schools throughout the city opponents say the tax in place forced job cuts and sent customers to the county. council will have the final say on the hike. >>> stevens, prison inmate, a jury is deciding whether he should be put to death after killing a correctional officer. the 32-year-old will become the f

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. >> a few new problems to add to the list. windsorheavy delays on the west side. at 14 miles per hour approaching 795 down to edmondson. back on 795 approaching the beltway. 19 miles per hour on the north side. if you travel on southbound 95, 20 miles per hour on average. broadway and federal, just getting reports of an overturned vehicle there. some delays still around the area. we will start on the west side at security boulevard. outer loop traffic in place to its edmondson. we will switch to a live view of traffic in 83 at pimlico road. j.f.x. approaching northern. it is is starting to ease up already. >> nice, quiet start for us weather-wise on this tuesday. temperatures maybe not as warm as yesterday but still going to be nice. the-to-upper-thirties. 35 in parkton. mostly sunny skies. high temperatures range between 50 and 55. seven-day forecast, not as nice tomorrow. off and on rainshowers likely. high-temperature around 45 degrees. 50's at the end of the week. at low 60's to start the week on saturday. then back into the 40's

with the duchess of windsor often cast as villain long after her death her side of the story is being told in a brand new movie written and directed by-- who would have thought-- madonna and it's attracted the attention of our mark phillips. >> reporter: history hasn't been kind to wallis simpson. >> nazi, prostitute, spy. >> reporter: and scheming american who stole a british king's heart and then stole the king. now there's a new perspective: hers. in the movie. >> i will be the most defied woman in the world. >> reporter: and in a new book where the author says she found a woman trapped and afraid. >> you may not like her any more at the end of it but she deserves to be understood. >> reporter: understanding wallis later on sunday morning. >> osgood: we're going hollywood once again this morning, looking forward to the oscars by looking back with rita braver at one of the screen's best-loved stars cary grant. >> reporter: cary grant was the ultimate leading man. dashing and debonair. but it was the role of real-life father that he relished. what do you want the world to know about cary grant that we d

new construction will affect the commute in baltimore. the activity shuts downnthe noothbound lanes of -- north--- forest park avenue between security boulevard and windsor on fox45 morring news starting at 5amm candace dold fox45 nws at en. spring training down in sarasota saw the pitchers and catchers once again having the placeeto themselves...position players don't report until welll..they ave a lot of people to look at... at...31 pitchers have been invited to sarasota...and wwth good reason...no one knows who'll be in the starting rotation right now..as many as starting spoos...among thhm. e presumablyy has been chris tilllan...once a blazinn hot prospeet, illman has a career earned run average of nearly 6...and struggled even in triple a last season..he says bullpen if it means aamajor league job... "i'm willing to do whatevvr they need me to do to help thh team. i've been a starter my whole life, never relief but i'm open to it. we'll see here in the next couple weeks where it goes. that friendly competition is what kind of fuels everything in this sport, especially this sport. i think it brings out the best ii everybody. it's an exciting time not

toronto to boston, toronto to new york, winnipeg to omaha, winnipeg to detroit, edmonton to windsor.o pipelines flowing from the united states to canada. portland to montreal. prude tobe to edmonton. to the that states. folks, this is not stuff we have not done before. there is a system by which we approved pipelines. especially the ones -- my point is this is not new. and we do it for the public interest in the public good, to make sure that we have a free flow of oil and refined product. environmentally safe. could you imagine if all of that product was moving by truck or train? this is such a ridiculous debate that is just furious that we don't understand how much product flows by pipeline today. and the environmental benefits of that, but here we are demagoguing one pipeline to make us more energy secure, and i think my friend from texas with like to speak. >> taking advantage of your map, i want to show members why i am concerned about this bill. if you look in the central part of the united states, where texas is at, we have existing law already on a national basis, we have fer

new light because they were very brave. they could have gone elsewhere but they came into london every day. the girls were living at windsor castle, which was very well fortified and the king and then queen elizabeth came and spent many nights there. but they put their lives on the line by going into london. buckingham palace was hit nine times by bombs, one of which almost killed the two of them so she developed a great admiration for them in their duty and their courage. >> it was sort of a lesson of empathy that most of the royals don't get. >> yes, one of her first private secretary actually noted that. after they'd taken -- well, the whole families when she was still princess elizabeth and they'd taken a trip to south africa, and he said something to that effect that she has -- -- that he noticed an ability to connect with people in a kind of empathy and compassion that was rare. she did see the king's speech. initially she was reluctant to see it because i think she was really nervous seeing her parents portrayed but her cousin margaret rhodes with whom she has gin every sunday and she did see it after it had won the

new light. they were very brave. they could have gone elsewhere, but they came into london every day. the girls were living at windsor castle which was very well fortified, and the queen and -- the king and then-queen elizabeth spent many lives there, but they put their lives on the line going to buckingham palace. it was hit nine times by bombs, one of which almost killed the two of them. so she developed great admiration for both of them in their duty and in their courage. >> it seems as if it was sort of a lesson of empathy that most of the royals don't get. >> yes. one of her first private secretaries, actually, noted that after they'd taken, well, the whole family when she was still princess elizabeth, and they had taken a trip to south africa. and he said something to that effect, that she has a, that he noticed an ability to connect with people and be a kind of empathy and sense of compassion that he said was rare in the royal family. she has seen "the king's speech," by the way. she did see it. she didn't -- initially, she was reluctant to see it, i think, because she was a little nervous about seeing her par

news. >> weijia, thank you. stevens is already serving a life sentence for murdering a man in salisbury, back in 1997. >>> a man is murdered in broad daylight, on a quiet street in windsor hills. monique griego is in the newsroom with the latest on this investigation. monique? >> reporter: well, kai, it was neighbors who discovered the man's body, lying on the street, moments after the witnesses reported hearing gunfire. it all happened just before 11:00 this morning, in the 2900 block of haber ford road. the victim wasn't identified but detectives say he was shot in the head. sources tell the baltimore sun he was 62 years old. neighbors don't believe the victim is from that area. and they also didn't recognize the car found at the scene. >> this is the first homicide that i know of in this neighborhood. and i've been living here for 40-something years. so i can truly say this was a bit of a shock. >> reporter: and police haven't released a motive in this case or any suspects. kai? >> monique, thank you. anyone with information about this case is asked to call police. >>> relief could be on the way for millions of americans struggling to stay in their homes. thanks to a

new york. winnipeg to omaha. winnipeg to detroit to edmonton to windsor. we have to pipelines that are flowing from the united states to canada. portland to montrÉal. that's long distance. portland, another one from portland to montrÉal. from mexico to the united states, to el paso. folks, this is instead we haven't done before. there is a system by which we approve pipeline, and especially the ones -- my point is this is not new. and we do it for the public interest and the public good to make sure that we have a free flow of oil and refined products. environmentally safe. can you imagine if all that product was moving by truck or by train? this is such a ridiculous debate, that i, it's just furious that we don't understand how much product flows by pipeline to date. antienvironmental benefits of that, but here we are demagogy one pipeline to make us more energy secure, and i think my friend from texas, mr. green, would like some time. >> taking advantage of your map, i want to show members why i am concerned about the legislation. at this and them is a b

windsor who is the governor of massachusetts and roger williams. but it involves all of english constitutional history and frankly all of our constitutional history. he gave what "the new york times" called the greater sermon and a thousand years and has of course been quoted by presidents and others that is a city upon a hill, the eyes of all people are upon us went on to say as long as they get their covenant with god we shall find that the dhaka of israel is among us when ten of us should be able to resist a thousand of our enemies and make us a praise and glories of that in future men shall say of other colonies the war would make it like that of new orleans. now his definition of americans is a new chosen people. his informed american culture ever since. it's informed the idea of american exceptional as some and the believe that we are a christian nation. but from the very beginning, there was an alternative vision. roger williams was a minister with such a tremendous reputation that when he arrived in america after windsor founded boston he was immediately offered the ministry of the boston church which he declined in because he felt the church wasn't pure enough