abraham lewis it's the coptic civic organization that investigates cases of christian girls who've disappeared most of the time the girls do run away with their muslims the un says but kidnappings do occur the police try not to get involved especially if there's information that the missing girl had already converted to islam. and still am. wearing a hit job is their choice they talk about it frankly on the internet and these are not rare cases there are a hundred something. thousands of them it is evident that the church has some social and cultural problems provoking the christian girls to convert to islam nobody's being kidnapped. the people who died in the house was attacking looting there was a tia and marcus scammell were buried two days after the tragedy the funeral began in the center of cairo next to some months coptic orthodox cathedral like many other large gatherings in the past two years the several thousand strong funeral procession erupted into a massive protest resulting in confrontations the funeral led to further violence and two more people died and. the priest come out ever

. >> stahl: after agreeing to take the part, daniel day-lewis spent a year reading and doing research into abrahamen you first approach him, because of the way he was as a man. as you begin to discover him, it's almost as if he welcomes you in. >> "lincoln": tell us the news from the hill. >> ah, well the news... >> "lincoln": why, for instance, is this thus, and what is the reason for this thusness? >> stahl: so much about daniel day lewis' portrait rings true to the man, including things most of us didn't know, like what lincoln sounded like. >> day-lewis: there are numerous references to him having a high- pitched voice. >> stahl: did that influence you? >> day-lewis: it's a clue, i suppose. all clues are potentially helpful. >> "lincoln": and come february the first, i intend to sign the 13th amendment. >> doris kearns goodwin: that's definitely the way people who heard him speak at the time said he spoke. so, somehow, he mastered that voice. >> stahl: even lincoln historians, like doris kearns goodwin, who was a consultant on the movie, say the portrait, down to the high voice, was eerily aut

abraham lincoln. summer 1863 he read president lincoln riot act to fully enlist the black troops if we win this war. and lewis douglas who s frederick's eldest son was on the beaches of fort wagner with the massachusetts volunteer infantry. and lewis douglas is with the folks that charged fort wagner. so douglas said hey. get with the program. if we win the war we will need to unleash this force. then he comes back and meets with him. and they were buddies. and had a mutual respect for eachother. recent books that have come out there. was a play it forward theatre and i try i'd to move pack beyond that. but douglases in the crowd. the second inaugural. it is very, very well-known story. that i will tell that again. and it crash the executive manning that everybody some people know this story. that douglas is trying to get. and the police say. who you are. we cannot admit. and you says that is nonsense. so basicly, douglas physically removed out. and sew comes and he said so that is my friend let him go. he said what did you think of the speech? >> douglas said. i do not think you want my humble opinion. and h