1. State Democratic leaders and event organizers said they couldn‘t remember a time when two leading presidential candidates spoke at the Bridge Crossing Jubilee, held annually in honor of the 1'65 Selma–to–Montgomery voting rights march. It‘s a first,‘‘ said Tarana Burke, a spokeswoman for Selma‘s National Voting Rights Museum and Institute, which sponsors the event. Both of them are directly affected by the voting rights movement, and we‘re glad they appreciate that enough to come and help us commemorate.‘‘ Clinton, a Democratic senator from New York, is scheduled to headline the 10 a.m. service at First Baptist Church and to represent her husband, former President Bill Clinton, at his induction into the museum‘s hall of fame, Burke said.