for our entire team, i'm charles davis, and we'll see you next week on "sports stars of tomorrow." (rousing music) (rousing music continues) (rousing music continues) (bright music) >> good morning and welcome to mosaic, it is always a privilege to host mosaic on behalf of our producer and co-host, this is my 16th year and one of the privileges of doing this is that i have such great guests all the time. today we have two segments in our program, this being black history month along with just celebrating dr. martin luther king jr.'s birthday, we will say something about both, and the second segment is about the book fair, which is 50 years of celebration of the world book fair that we have here in the bay area, it comes here every other year. black history was first proposed by dr. g carter wilson, woodson, excuse me, back in the 1900s and back then it was negro history week, they chose the second week of fairbury because of the birthday of abraham lincoln, and it became a month 1976. dr. king would have been 88 years old and we would have celebrated his birthday since the holiday,

for everyone behind the scenes, i'm charles davis and we'll see you next time. (dramatic upbeat music) (dramatic upbeat music continues) (dramatic upbeat music continues) (triumphant music swells) at a retreat just two weeks ago in tahoe with my methodist man from the fairfield church and while i was there, hugh burrows emailed me , and he said he wanted to do the next program on spiritual retreat, he did not know that i was at a spiritual retreat, in fact he was going to host the program this morning but he had to go out of town, so he asked me to do it so i'm delighted to have this, dr. thomas powell who is over at the parish retreat. tell us a little bit about the retreat center and the work that you do. >> the place was founded in 1925 in the jesuits at santa clara university which was santa clara college back then decided that they wanted to have a place where at that time, men could go on retreat, it wasn't until the 1960s that women started coming, so 1925, through febres seventh, the first mass was celebrated at the retreat house, in the one building tha

honored by the center for their lifelong contributions to the arts, including ray charles, aretha franklin, alvin ailey, sammy davisprah winfrey, just to name a few. i had the pleasure of attending many kennedy center events over the years myself, including i sat in the presidential box with president obama and was there the night they honored james brown. of course, president trump would know that because he skipped every single kennedy center honors ceremony during his first term as president. when trump finally makes a pilgrimage to the center in his second term as its self-appointed chairman, he won't be treated to the rich tapestry of american greatness the venue once showcased. but instead he will be presented with a mere hollow reflection of himself. we'll be right back. >> i told you, i don't. >> need these anymore. i have sling. >> okay. >> morning. >> i only let sling deliver. >> the news. >> i need to stay informed. thank you very much. >> nice one. >> nope. >> sling gives us all the news we want in a quick and. reliable manner. >> and. >> at a. >> wonderful price. >> this critical. >> time calls for the