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He would send them protection the nation echoing their call for the world to hear. we shall overcome. what enormous faith these men and women had. faith in god, but also faith in america. the americans who crossed this bridge they were not physically imposing but they gave courage to millions. they held no elected office but they led a nation. they marched as americans who endured hundreds of years of brutal violence. countless daily indignities, but they did not seek seek special treatment, just the equal treatment promised to them a

Up and reach president johnson. and he would send them protection. and speak to the nation. echoing their call for america and the world to hear. we shall overcome. what enormous faith these men and women have. faith in god, but also faith in america. the americans who crossed this bridge, they were not physically imposing. but they gave courage to millions. they held no elected office. but they led a nation. they marched as americans who had endured hundreds of years of brutal violence. countless daily indignities, but they didn't seek special

Running for the democratic nomination to become president. he marched that day alongside congressman john lewis from georgia, but also alongside then senator hillary clinton. she was also vying for the democratic presidential nomination. that march, that day in selma was actually their first side-by-side appearance in that campaign. and now this past weekend, president obama returned to selma for the first time since that 2007 march. he was there for the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday, and this time he stood on the edmund pettus bridge as the first african-american president. >> the america...

Eight years ago obama was running for the democratic nomination to become president. he marched that day alongside congressman john lewis from georgia, but also alongside then-senator hillary clinton she was also vying for the democratic presidential nomination. that march, that day in selma was actually their first side-by-side appearance in that campaign. and now this past weekend, president obama returned to selma for the first time since that 2007 march. he was there for the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday, and this time he stood on the edmund pettus bridge as the nation's first african-...