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sam. you know that. we have the internet and all that. >> donald dunn from colombus says he doesn't understand racism, and anyone that doesn't understand the historic day needs to get a life. >> do you think more americans should be out here. >> yes. >> reporter: why is that? >> we live together. we should be together. >> this week hundreds recreate a block from selma to montgomery with the home that civil rights progress down the road. >> this is everyone come together uniting and we are all one. >> on a brim known on a bloody day. one as the masses walk. >> reporter: thomas, all the people dispersed on buses and cars leaving selma tonight. you see behind me the spot where president obama spoke yesterday pretty much cleared out. >> powerful stories, thank you. >> turning to other news now. a military offensive against boko haram is underway. ground troops in niger and chad began operations. air strikes started. nick schifrin is on the ground in nigeria, where boko haram is based. we spoke to michael eaves, editor this evening. what we are seeing is a culmination of a month of talks between nigeria and ni