on, he will win, robert kennedy wouldn't run jean mccarthy did and linden johnson was out of the racein 60 days after new hampshire. i believe that right now, the problem with elizabeth warren is she wants to be a political force with the leadership of the party, to the minute someone stands up for the country and runs against this tired woman for something something will happen. jerry brown was so dynamic this morning, he said he would have run if he were 10 years younger he would run, he was so not political, i thought oh, my god, jerry, don't worry about age, it's a whole new era. but somebody should do this because she's the pinata looking for a pin. >> ted cruz only has to beat hillary, she's very boring. i think's talking to you, john. but doug, i want to talk about that. hillary, does she have no car smell? is she exciting? is she anti-boring. >> she has yet to prove that 124e has the new car smell as you know, they reconditioned new cars and try to give them the new car smell. by what she really needs, and i think this is the serious point, she needs a message, a strategy goin

only gave african-americans the right to vote, but it started changing the nation. >> president linden johnson voting rights act less than five months after the violence on the bridge. >> the picture of bloody sunday never left my heart or my mind. >> christburying saw her parents become registered voters, but today alabama is among more than 20 states that have adopted strict measures, that could block voters from casting their ballots, a wave of change that may be erode wag christberg fought for. in selma alabama marlie hall cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> 5:39 right now. a ceremonial swearing in at the pentagon for newly minted defense secretary ashton carter. the philadelphia native took the oath of office administered by supreme court justice elena kagan. now, carter has been on the job since last month after taking over for chuck hagel. he's already gone overseas, including a visit to troops in afghanistan. >> well, we've learned that this cold winter has not put the freeze on hiring. in fact, job growth is now the strongest it's been in more than a decade. the labor department says the us

president linden johnson signed the voting right act into law five months later. >> it feels niles, means they still remember what things were about. >> my daughter was little concerned in the beginning. you know, before we started marching she was wonder if we were going get beat up. i said no. that was 50 years ago. things have changed since then. >> now of about the walk gathered at brown chapel ame church where they heard from civil rights activists the journey culminates at the state capitol friday. >> a wild site for police in arizona, as two men want the on drug charges tried to see the evidence during a chase. you'll watch closely here, see packages of marijuana flying out of the speeding suv. officers eventually caught up with those two suspected drug smuggler but other drivers stopped and grabbed the marijuana before police could get to it. >> our time now 5:40. did you enjoy the extra hour of sunlight last night? or are you still little sleepy? >> little bit. >> my eyes little tired just little bit. i'm not going to lie. we'll tell you about the dangerous side effect everydayay

but we have a white president of the united states and actually had linden johnson was part of this story going back historically. you don't cut him out. >> i'm not saying it wasn't the story. it could have been the photographer's preconception as he looked at the scene. >> his argument was that there was a lot of sun there, but maybe as you said, maybe in another point it wasn't so sunny. gentlemen as always thank you very much. lucky don't live with me. another mystery at britain's most famous dog show. live report coming up. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. if you haven't heard about the latest sale at hotels.com, then you haven't seen this commercial. book now and save during the spring break sale at hotels.com. >>> oklahoma shut down. cameras catching students singing a racist chant. we bleeped out much of this. you are certainly going to get the point from this ♪ there >> and fox news maria garcia is on campus. how did this -- tell me abou

protesters being beaten, horrified the nation, and helped spur the voting rights act, which president linden johnsonned just five months later. now, on this anniversary marlie hall visited with witness toss history to ask just how things have changed. a child when martin luther king jr. became pastor here at the dexter avenue baptist church in montgomery, alabama. >> and i remember, he gave us, he always had a black robe and i remember just vividly feeling the drape of the robe on my cheek. >> it was here that dr. king found his voice not just as a preacher but as a civil rights leader. >> the constant threat of violence. >> living in fear. it was rough. but i survived it. >> while she believes the civil rights movement has helped to wipe out the fear, she says, doctor king's dream is still far from reality. >> in alabama on a certain level, we still fight the civil war. >> just few blocks away is the house where dr. king lived with his family, from 1954, to 1960. maintains just as it was. and around the corner, his barber, nelson malleden still in business, and remembers what dr. king said about hi