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Inauguration day. i could have. i was that close. now if the south is to be aided at all it must be done quickly. it may already be too late. when caesar conquered the enemies at rome and the power that was his menaced the liberties of the people, brutus arose and slew him. trouble? not at all. i stand with brutus. >> lincoln might have remained in virginia on the battlefront with general grant. he might even have been present to witness robert e. lees surrender on april 9th, but as fate would h...

[door creaks]. abraham lincoln: william? william bell: mr. president. frederick seward: mr. lincoln, sir. abraham lincoln: frederick! is your father able to tolerate a friend? frederick seward: this way. tom hanks: sewards jaw is broken in two places and his right arm is fractured. so on april 9th, unaware of lees surrender, lincoln returns to washington to visit his injured secretary of state. abraham lincoln: i think we near the end at last. richmond is back in the arms of the union. i walked ...

>> there are men in congress who harbor feelings of hate and vindictiveness toward the south, but there will be no persecution when this war is over. no bloody work. we must spend every effort to reanimate the south, put her state governments in order and to re-establish the union before congress reconvenes. still no word from general sherman? >> we are hourly expecting him. >> it will be good news. general sherman will have secured johnstons surrender. i know this because i have had the dream l...

>> william? >> mr. president. >> mr. lincoln, sir. >> frederick. >> is your father able to tolerate a friend? >> this way. ♪ >> sewards jaw is broken in two places and his right arm is fractured. so on april 9th, unaware of lees surrender, lincoln returns to washington to visit his injured secretary of state. >> i think we nearly -- richmond is back in the arms. i walked her streets. i sat in jeff davis own chair.

Hate and vindictiveness toward the south. but there will be no persecution when this war is over. no bloody work. we must bend every effort to reanimate the south, to put her state governments in order and to reestablish the union before congress reconvenes. still no word from general sherman? ulysses s. grant: we are hourly expecting it. abraham lincoln: it will be good news. general sherman will have secured johnstons surrender. i, i know this because i have had the dream last night. ive had i...

I was that close. and now, if the south is to be aided at all it must be done quickly. and it may already be too late. troubled, gentlemen? when caesar conquered the enemies of rome and the power that was his menaced the liberties of the people, brutus arose and slew him. troubled? not at all. i stand with brutus. tom hanks: lincoln might have remained in virginia, on the battlefront with general grant. he might even have been present to witness robert e. lees surrender on april 9th. but, as fat...

Vice president johnson and booth will kill lincoln during the performance of aladdin at grovers theater. ♪ will little more than 24 hours to live, abraham lincoln rises at 7:00 a.m. and writes four brief messages including one instructing acts secretary of state frederick seward to call a cabinet meeting for 11:00 a.m. then joins his family at breakfast to find his eldest son robert just returned from witnessing the surrender at appommatox. uniform spotless ately, with a jeweled sword and shin...

Just cold and hungry, but exhausted and traumatized. after four years of war. remember president a sats tactics were surrender or starve. most of those people are indeed. from the 7-year-old who chronicled the suffering of the city, a new plea for peace and to that end in moscow, russia, iran, and turkey, they are holding talks to kick start new peace process. the u.s. not involved on the sidelines. the prospects are toor insdeed.

Traumatized, and after four years of war. president assads tactics were surrender or starve. most of them are very, very hungry, indeed the u.n. said some of the were in critical condition. the 7-year-old that chronicaled the war, theyre holding talks to try to kick start a new peace process, the u.s. not involved in that very much on the sidelines. and really the prospects for peace very poor, indeed. they have been bombarding areas around demass discuss. and that is the very place where

The bombed out city. bill nealy is there as well and filed this report. >> reporter: hello from the ruins of eastern aleppo. look at the devastation here. this was rebel held until a week ago. now in the hands of president assads forces. from the carnage here, the convoys of people have been continuing through the night and today. thousands of people being evacuated from the final rebel-held area of this city. the temperatures here have been below freezing. so those people are not only cold and ...