termain lee joins us in selma. how is the 50th anniversary of the march being remembered where you are? i m down here by the edmund pettis bridge and almost to a person, folks say this has to be more than just a commemoration and more than a celebration. there needs to be some action taken afterward. especially when you look at the state of voting rights. they keep saying a renewed fight as legislatures across the country pass stricter voter identification laws and making it harder for people to vote. when you talk to folks on the ground who have family members here. i spoke to a man named billy engram who said his family grew up in nearby marrium where the shooting death of jimmy ray jackson protecting his family by a police officer really sparked the motivation to march from selma to montgomery. at the time folks said why don t we carry his body to the steps of the capital and let it be known what we are fighting for. instead they buried him peacefully and we know that the march co