tyler jones, democratic strategist joins us now. tyler, what does this signal?signal to you? >> well, it tells me the state of the republican party is not getting any better, like you said. it's getting much worse. the american people sent the republican party a message in 2012. the message was chill out. moderate a little bit. come back to the middle. you're getting a little bit too extreme for us. but instead of listening to that message, they doubled down on the extremism and the rhetoric. in these days the base of the republican party nationally but especially in south carolina, if you're not certifiable, then you're not welcome in the republican party. >> so you got to be whacky to be a republican in south carolina. there's three paerts down there. what has happened to nikki haley? she got big crowds in 2010. they fizzled as of late, haven't they? >> if this is the way she throws a rally, you can kind of imagine how she runs a state. that rally was an unmitigated disaster. and it's just because nikki haley is very unpopular in south carolina. her approval r

turned out to see ucsf professor clarence jones get a hero award by the san francisco human rights commission. he and cecil williams spoke earlier today with carolyn tylerything like this. quarter million strong. demonstrators mostly black but of all race march to the lincoln memorial. it was 50 years ago this month and reverend cecil williams was there. listening to dr. king now famous speech i have a dream. >> let me tell you he moved us. i mean every time he would make a statement one sentence we would respond and many ways. tell it tell it. don't hold back. >>reporter: reverend williams church and moving that month to san francisco. this picture he provided shows the then 33-year-old challenging unequal education for black students in the city. he says histiveism that endure to this day was inspired by dr. king and his words that day at the lincoln memorial. >> he was saying in effect our nation we as country can be better than this. >> dr. clarence jones was one of dr. king closest friends. his legal advice or and confidant during the turbulent civil rights movement. even helped draft part of the famous speech. jones is now approve atw3 usf and wil