woodson. what carter woodson did which no one else did was to start a movement.that would comprise the entire nation. >> reporter: in 1976, the association expanded the week to a month. congress designated february as black history month a decade later. seeds woodson planted in this building in 1915 chicago. >> for him, the idea of a week was never a week. the idea of a month was never a month, as we have it now. it was always 365 days with all of the different activities. he was a builder. he brought people together. >> he's very proud of the history we've made. >> woodson's legacy lives on. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," it's still february. why is this buzzer-beater having us thinking of madness of march? madness of march. >> desmond cambridge! oh! okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. i used to pre-rinse dishes cause my old detergent didn't

woodson, who was born to former slaves and went to the university of chicago and harvard, created thetion for the study of negro life and history. >> and that association decided to come up with negro achievement week, which is the precursor to black history month. >> reporter: thomas says they chose february -- >> because it contains the birthday of abraham lincoln and the made-up birthday of frederick douglass. >> reporter: and created black history materials for teachers, who sometimes taught it in secret. >> i think there are a lot of parallels comparing what's happening now with the banning of black history books and what dr. carter g. woodson was attempting to do, trying to not use the lessons of the past to shame anyone but to make sure that we don't repeat those same mistakes. >> reporter: evelyn brooks higginbotham is a harvard history professor whose father worked with woodson. >> for him, the idea of a week was never a week. it was always 365 days. he was a builder. he brought people together. >> he'd be very proud of the history that we've made, and i think he would agree

which is why woodson's launch of cake ventures is significant. i think finding these entrepreneurs and finding them early and highlighting them and highlighting their successes is how we really start to show people that look, there are wonderful businesses to be invested in in this category and in the space and wonderful foundersre doing things thatre a we andre also tells us that woodson hopes eventually there will be so many black women in venture capital that they won't be there won't be a need to keep count. you would never think that california would see snow like this. this heavy coming up, trapped and possibly running out of food. at least one southern california family needs help after a winter storm left them trapped in the mountains. plus it is a sight not often seen here in february. now we're talking about tornadoes in the midwest. and back here with another winter weather advisory for the bay area and a blizzard warning for lake tahoe. nation or trapped with some food supplies starting to run low foxes fill. shuman joins us now live

woodson, who was born to former slaves and went to the university of chicago and harvard, created thedecided to come up with negro achievement week, which is the precursor to black history month. >> thomas said they chose february... >> because it contained the birthday of abraham lincoln and the made-up birthday of frederick douglass. >> and created black history materials for teachers who sometimes taught it in secret. >> i think there are a lot of parallels in comparing what's happening now with the banning of black history books and what dr. carter g. woodson was attempting to do, trying to not use the lessons of the past to shame anyone but to make sure that we don't repeat those same mistakes. >> reporter: evelyn brooks higgenbottom is a harvard history professor whose father worked with woodson. >> for him, the idea of a week was never a week. it was always 365 days. he was a builder, he brought people together. >> very proud of the history we have made, i think he would agree we still have a ways to go. >> reporter: adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >> norah: and that is tonigh

woodson where is the leadership? where is the media?ean they cover everything, they show at events and everything they go to qeard award shows but where are they to help young people many of them look like all of us that are on this panel tonight? >> well lawrence i think you are giving leadership to that -- to that population. i just wanted to say bless you for even asking the right questions to the right people to brandon and you're asking the right questions. you're asking him about his resilience how did he achieve in face of these obstacles we can learn more by studying success achieving in trouble neighborhoods. i'm from philadelphia i went to school with cham weberlani i knw what used to be but let me share with you some good news. that i was able to follow some grassroots leaders for three years able to dramatically transform and redeem some of the most violent young people and making them ambassadors of peace and i was able to write down what are principles that transformed and we have some models for instance, in washington, d

carter g woodson was attempting to do, trying to not use the lessons of the past to shame anyone butn brooks hit the bottom >> the idea of a week was never a week, it was always 3065 days. he was a builde, he brought people together. >> very proud of the history we have made, he would agree we still have ways to go. >> reporter: adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >> norah: that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i am norah o'donnell. good night . >> judge judy: mr. mcdaniel loaned you $3,000, and in exchange, you gave mr. mcdaniel what? >> four checks. >> announcer: their promise to settle up was worthless. >> judge judy: so what happened? >> i told him the account was shut down. those checks would no longer be any good. >> announcer: and their excuses... >> judge judy: i don't care about your troubles. >> announcer: ...get them nowhere. >> judge judy: i am not that kind of an empathetic person. that's why i make a very good judge. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs t

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started in 1915, when black historian carter g woodson observed african american achievement, water beingte, overlooked, ignored, and even suppressed by the rioters of history. test books, and the teachers who use them, unquote. dr. woodson proposed a history week during february, to help with the birthdays of abraham lincoln and frederick douglass, the idea that they grew into black history month and college campuses, in the decades following the civil rights movement, black history was embraced by democrats amy and republicans alike. in 1976, president gerald ford, a republican officially recognized black history month. ten years later, another republican president ronald reagan took things a step further, signing on to a joint declaration of congress, and reagan remarked that the foremost purpose of black history month is to make all americans aware of this struggle for freedom and equal opportunity, unquote. fast forward to today, black history month is bigger and better than ever, but it's also -- there will also be those did seek to venomous and undermine the contributions of africa

innovativeness. >> black history had been written before carter woodson. what he did was to start a movement. this is a movement that would comprise the entire nation. >> in 1976, the association expanded the week to a month. congress designated hit february black history month. these are seeds that were planted in this building in 1915 chicago. >> for him, the idea of the week was never a week. the idea of a month was never a month as we have it now. it was always 365 days with all of the different activities. he was a builder. he brought people together. >> we are very proud of the history that he made. we have ways to go. >> reporter: cbs news, back to you. >>> washington dc's famous cherry trees the an early bloom. and in decatur tree that bloom >>> it is 6:50 5 am. a sideshow in west oakland has gone viral after a big rig was seen doing doughnuts. this was the scene at the intersection of maritime street and grand avenue on friday night. you can see the truck spinning around with the trailer still attached. a few spectators even jumped onto the back.

or this maybe or who did those still was school go your go loaner for the one year the woodson enough kelly thought was a thought where to the previous be when young we are currently doubling that they keep their local movers for finance the delay not the dealer, but does that become of william, we is urge enough. bruce does not press the up video to for me. it was a for sure that's current formula, but he may record some fiddle with hulu dean. yeah, it's just like, i say that in a little dia, surely. she only you don't watch much of course story. warming out didn't ask them gondo upper lip, and i'm still making money and can't not my mentorship. my union only was york city . this is christina darcy in austin. got doris was good on those conditions and that was to really surgically tumble in my getting each of them was really, you know, when mr. bershard doing just through the news today. pretty easy to listen to it but. sure. then yeah, sonya, i guess a little a question when you over to me when you can years number them on there was a necessity in november 30 a not about that is the

my father worked with cartagena, woodson from the 1930s until was and in 1950. he i you you know, i would go with him to the association for the study of african-american life and history. i knew black history when. i went to college. i knew black history when i went graduate school at the. at howard. at howard university. to get my master's. i found out i didn't know black history. i sat in a classroom with rosalind turpin and rosalind penn. we were in professor donald taylor's class and we were talking about what our research projects were. and at that time i was working on a man named alpheus hinton. and alpheus was a scholar. he was the son of a very person. in fact his mother was a very famous, but he he was on the left. and so i was working that. and all of a sudden when ross talked about her work, she talked about people i knew historic and many, many people i didn't know historically. but i just want you to think your generation you come to graduate knowing about women in history you come to graduate school with the word gender in your mind that, word ge

which is why woodson's launch of cake ventures is significant.ng these entrepreneurs and finding them early and highlighting them and highlighting their successes is how we really start to show people that look, there are wonderful businesses to be invested in in this category and in the space and wonderful founders who are doing things that are unique and we should be investing in them. and andre also tells us that woodson hopes eventually there will be so many black women in venture capital. there won't be a need to keep count. alright yet again, a blizzard warning in effect for the lake tahoe area. big, strong, gusty winds. heavy snow eighties closed fifties closed nothing but problems up there tomorrow is not going to be any better. it's going to be a nasty day winter storm warning below that we've got a winter weather advisory in the bay area for areas above 1500, ft. or so we're seeing snow. we'll see some snow in the standard cruz mountains again tonight as we have been hamilton's and diablo in the spots, and maybe some of them may be up t

you can't top those names, especially you and charles woodson. i thank you for being here you were a star with the raiders, a star with the green bay packers and a star in whatever you do, it's a privilege to talk to you. and i'm looking forward to the documentary. thank you for joining us on mornings on two. yeah thank you. appreciate it. and uh, hopefully that wasn't my oh. oh my end. all the all the freezing. appreciate you. great to have you, charles. thank you. absolutely alright. 7 50 here. let's get you outside. weather wise. it looks like as we go later in the morning. things get better, steve. they do indeed. in fact, it's already starting to happen to areas to the north. but it's system is now east and south. that's where the heaviest rain is. our good friend v. chick says. good morning, steve. it's a great day in san ramon for ducks. now only. i've only seen about a quarter of an inch so far. but that doesn't mean you won't get more here. over the next i say our no doubt about it. marin county was the leader here on rainfall can't feel

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that is why the great historian carter g woodson, dean of howard university, more than 100 years ago a purpose. he thought there would be a -- there should be a black history month. i think he said black history week the first time. and it turned into black history month. the legacy that has been continued by the association of the study on african-american life in history, it is a legacy that continues today as we celebrate the vast contributions black americans have made. we celebrate all of you on the progress we have made together the first two years. progress to lay the foundation to have a more stronger and resilient economy that grows from the bottom up in the middle out. the wealthy always do well when everybody does well, but i am not worried about that. this idea that somehow we are only focusing on middle class and the poor, the wealthy do very well. we created over 12 million jobs, the strongest job growth of any presidency. [applause] black unemployment is near record lows. and the wages are up in two strongest years ever for small business creation. it is not just the b

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