armstrong was writing an address to the army at newburgh. we know armstrong was writing it because the original's in armstrong's handwriting, the original document. the document was copied that night, and on monday morning it was taken to the temple of vir tue. where every morning the adjutants arrived to get their orders on. this morning, among the daily orders was this address. it was anonymous. it 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 bear 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 issued a general order canceling the meeting. washington knew that by simply canceling the

these three officers arrived in the congress to announce to the members that the army at newburgh, the american army, was on the verge of mutiny. how could this have happened? after almost eight years of war with victories so close in sight, all was now in peril of being lost. we often think, of course, the american revolution ended october, 1781, yorktown, with the surrender of general john wallace. under the command of washington. that was not the case. but even with the surrender of yorktown, the british army still occupied new york, georgia, north carolina, and a good portion of maine. and the navy while it had been defeated at the battle of the capes during the yorktown campaign, the navy was still supreme. the navy was still mistress of the ocean. the british had hardly been beaten. no one understood this better than the commander in chief himself, general washington. he was fearful that the news and victory of yorktown would, in fact, diminish the american effort. shortly after the battle he wrote to governor william nelson, the governor of virginia. he told governor nelson, quo

cases where you listen to craig montel or whether you read the transcripts from places like the newburgh four from for honeys case that's ongoing right now you can see that the radicalizes and this is a term is very common here now in counterterrorism work the radicalizes in our mosques are the n.y.p.d. and the f.b.i. informants across the board one hundred percent of the time is unbelievable and for them to be not just stopping crimes because this is not with this is about their manufacturing fronts they're manufacturing the idea of the muslim menace and it's translating into counterterrorism dollars coming to new york city i think one of the arguments that i hear quite often is that you know if people associate what happened on nine eleven and they say well this happened in muslim countries that we need to do more investigating we need to do more intelligence gathering in mosques around this country do you think that that is just blanket wrong or do you think that the way that they're going about it is wrong. oh absolutely i think on all accounts there are many ways they could have app

it weakened by the time it got to newburgh. that is from an ef-1 damage. we do expect to see a threat for tornadoes as we go on through -- as we go through tomorrow. a slight threat today through the nation's midsection. i think a greater threat as this storm which has a lot of energy with it comes out of the rockies and into the plains tomorrow. highlighted by the storm prediction center as a moderate risk here, two days out that, is pretty serious stuff. what's different today or tomorrow is that it will be shifted more to the east. the strak more to the east. hopefully harrisburg will be spared. they're in the shaded area of slight risk. so a wide swath of real estate but we'll be under the gun tomorrow. back to you. >> all right, rob. thanks very much. i want to remind viewers as well. i mentioned not only harrisburg in illinois and also branson, missouri. tennessee also suffering deaths, three deaths there as well. still not confirmed whether they were tornadoes necessarily. but straight line winds, tornadoes, whatever it was, devastating damage there

. >>> a little girl out of newburgh, kentucky, has her older brother to thank for saving her life. 6-year-old trinity, but was using a spray cleaner on her shoes on sunday. some of it landed on a lamp nearby. that sparked an explosion an then a fire. other members of the family ran out of the house, but trinity says the fire was right beside her and she didn't know what to do. fortunately, her 10-year-old brother sensed that she was in trouble. >> the fire came right to us. it bumped my leg so that's when i ran out. i thought trinity needed help so i ran back in. >> when the fire started, i was happy that anton saved me, hurried up and ran back to get me out of the fire. >> you bet she is. both kids are recovering from first and second degree arms to their arms and legs. they're expected to be just fine. >> you wouldn't think you would get into trouble trying to shine your shoes, would you? >> how about that. >> but a good big brother. >> there you go. >> that was some dramatic thunder i heard this morning. >> did you hear it? >> me too for sure. woke the kids right out of bed. it was