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. >>> i remember in 1965 when the edmund pettus bridge became the scene of troopers stomping and beating that bridge. i was not even 10 years old, and i remember the vivid pictures. i remember my mother being so rattled by it because she was born and raised in dothan, alabama, and she knew firsthand what it meant in selma, alabama. and she would tell me how she couldn't vote in her home state. i was born and raised in brooklyn, new york. i learned the direct impact of being denied the right to vote from my own mother, not from history books, which is why many years later, as i had come into my own adulthood, one of the proudest moments of my life was on the 50th anniversary of that march across the edmund pettus bridge, i marched over the shoulder of the first african-american president of the united states as he stood next to john lewis, who was beaten on the bridge that day my mother talked to me about, and holding hands with the woman who was tear-gassed there. and as i marched across that bridge, i thought about my mother and the millions of other mothers who were denied the right to

the 1956 march over the pettus bridge in alabama became known as bloody sunday. some 600 civil rights demonstrators marching to the state's capitol were attacked by >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," half a dozen baltimore police officers are pcharges. sweeping federal >>> and former president barack obama is honored for his courage. this is the "cbs morning news." former president barack obama is honored for his courage. this is the "cbs morning news." just like you start their own businesses. legalzoom. legal help is here. or is it your allergy pills? holding you back break through your allergies. introducing flonase sensimist. more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist. ♪ with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, >>> and former president barack tomorrow's t

. >>> tuesday is the 52nd anniversary of the march across the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama, also known as bloody sunday. but one alabama official spoke out about a controversial voting issue. the service was held this morning at brown chapel where guests spoke about the history of voting rights. alabama secretary of state john merrill spoke in support of a controversial state law that requires people to have a state or federal i.d. in order to vote. some people in opposition to the photo i.d. law walked out of the service. >> it is just like the pole tax that's being proven in court unconstitutional in texas and north carolina. >> the ncaap president went on to say it's just wrong for the secretary of state to speak out in support of the voter i.d. law. >>> a roller coaster day of weather across the bay area. >> let's take you out live right now. a look at the san mateo bridge. rob mayeda is back here with a look a that forecast coming up right after the break. - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say,

. >>> today is the 52nd anniversary of the march across the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama. it's all known as "bloody sunday." alabama secretary of state john merrill spoke in support of a controversial state law that requires people to have a state or federal i.d. in order to vote but it's some people in opposition to that photo i.d. law walked out of the service. >> it's just like a poll tax it's unconstitutional in texas and north carolina. >> reporter: the naacp president said it is just wrong for the secretary of state to speak out in support of the voter i.d. law. >>> still to come, caught on camera, the rescue of a lioness in india has more than a few people on edge. it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. trying to get a lioness t >>> new video at 11:00 out of india. rescue crews spent hours trying to get that lioness out of a well. that's a tough assignment. she was hunting

and this weekend, thousands gathered to honor the civil rights activist who crossed the ed monday pettus bridge. >> they intended to march across that bridge in selma, alabama. they were attacked by police though. that day became known as bloody sunday. more than half a century later activists say voter id laws threaten the right to vote that for. >> we have less voting rights today than we had in 1965. we have more voter suppression in recent years than we've seen since jim crow. >> the selma march is credited for building momentum for passage of the landmark voting rights act of 1965. >>> a mexican congressman climbed the fence separating the u.s. and mexico to protest president trump's plan to build a border wall. he says he wanted to be photographed on top of the barrier to demonstrate what he calls the futility of the president's plan. the congressman says it was easy for him to climb that fence and that he easily could have crossed into the united states. he said, it's quote, absurd to construct a wall. >>> president trump set to introduce a new immigration order. what you need to

they march about half a mile to the edmund pettus bridge and they commemorate and recreate that march again, when you see it on tv and remember the dramatic scenes from bloody sunday, it seems very big, but it's really intimate, and you can feel that. it's hoallowed ground. you go there and people remember what happened that day and all of the hard-fought victories and bloodshed, from children to some of the elders. when people arrive here at brown church, though, especially those foot soldiers who took part in that initial march, they recall the bad old days but also the sense of hope mixed in with some hopelessness 50 years later as they continue to fight those same fights. but again, there's a breakfast going on right now. other leaders will come. and again, they'll commemorate that march later this afternoon. >> all right. it looks like a lovely day in sea,alabama, for everybody to come together for this. thank you very much. good to see you, sir. appreciate it. >>> the high cost of president trump's trips to mar-a-lago, and it's not just to the taxpayers. we'll explain that next.

we have a member of congress right now who bled on the edmund pettus bridge for voting rights in a lotf ways people are continuing to fight for today. melissa: i'm not sure -- brawl to the left of you is what that is. moving on to our second topic, urging the irs to illegally leak trump tax returns. "new york times" columnist, nicholas kristof taking to twitter saying if you're in the irs and have a certain president's tax return you would like to leak, here is my address. noelle, i think the left comes back and says, well, donald trump got out there and said, hey, russians if you have hillary clinton's 33,000 emails how ishat not the same thing as this? >> well, one thing i think, melissa, donald trump said that off-the-cuff. literally no wonder donald trump hates "new york times." i mean this is one of the worst things he could do. and you they, putting that out there, putting that out there on social media, it is a little bit disgusting. and what does he expecting from this? i mean -- jeez all new low. melissa: neil, on one hand i would say reporters get stuff leaked to them all the

sheriff clarke, mason weaver, my grandfather who walked across the pettus bridge to be met with the police officers' billy club and spent the night in jail with a concussion, he spoke out. it is our duty. it is our constitutional right to speak out for all, not just a few, not just the poor, not just the rich. it's called being human. we speak out. i speak out so i leave you with this tonight. when you go back to your communities, ask yourselves, things are as bad as they are in our country, as we watch our cities burn, as our president did nothing about it, as our police officers died and our president did nothing about it, why haven't we all spoken out? speak out. stand up. be heard. be seen because we cannot win this fight, ladies and gentlemen, alone. we need each and every one of you to speak out. i've been called every name possible, but you know what, peggy hubbard doesn't cut and run. peggy hubbard fights. i will tell you tonight, i will continue to speak out. thank you. [applause] sheriff clarke: good evening. what a pleasure it is to be here and i really mean that from the bottom