betty: it feels overwhelming.wed many of those paths. betty: i'll put my experience into context. joe: soskin famously became a national park ranger at the age of 85. she worked as a docent at the rosie the riveter national historic park in richmond. but it turns out that was only the latest act in her theater of life. bryan gibel: i heard about betty the way a lot of people did, through some of the media coverage about her work as a park ranger. joe: when filmmaker bryan gibel met up with soskin nearly a decade ago, he was curious about the rest of her story. bryan: and i heard her speaking and was amazed by the poetry that was coming out of her mouth and the important stories that were coming out of her mouth. joe: but what gibel or few others knew about soskin was that her early life was filled with music. she invited him over to hear the songs she'd written and sang in the '50s and '60s. bryan: and when she put on the first song, i was completely stunned. ♪ little boy black. ♪ ♪ little boy black. ♪♪ bryan: so

no one reflects or retells that history more than betty reed susskind. before retiring she was the nation's early oldest national park ranger any living historian at the riveter museum in richmond. it turns out her early life has some musical chapters and is now being told in a new film. here is -- >> reporter: sometimes in life there comes an opportunity to reinvent ourselves. to start over and follow a new path into a new adventure. >> it feels overwhelming. >> reporter: betty reed susskind has followed many of those paths. >> i put my experience into context. >> reporter: she famously became a national park ranger at the age of 85. she worked as a docent at the rosie the riveter national historic park in richmond. but it turns out that was only the latest act in her theater of life. >> i heard about betty the way a lot of people did through some of the media coverage about her work as a park ranger. >> reporter: the filmmaker met up with her nearly a decade ago he was curious about the rest of her story. >> i heard her speaking and was amazed by the p

what he can't raise more of is time. >> we want to complete this film while betty's still around to see her dreams. she feels like she's accomplished what she needed to accomplish while she was here with us. but there's one last thing that she wants done. >> reporter: the film, like soskin's life, is a collection of chapters. it's the story of a woman, who through the ups and downs of life always seemed to land on a high note. >> betty is a living example, that we can have a second or third act, and that it can be a meaningful one. >> reporter: joe risoto jr., nbc bay area news. >> wow. a fourth act or fifth. she's incredible. from one rosey to another. she was a rosie the riveter who helped build ships, and today the san jose native turned 102 years old. she was surrounded by four generations of family today, including her great grandson. she celebrated her 100th birthday at palermo's italian restaurant in san jose. it holds special memories for her. she worked until she was 95 years old at the last full-service station in san jose. >> i'm happy today that i'm, i'm happy today that i'm

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miss betty soskin i like to call her miss betty. we have been really blessed at s.f. backo, the san francisco bay area theater company, to create a story that's going to person who's alive right now. i've been on broadway. i was in the temptations musical.úi was in motown musical, and i got to play iconic characters like david ruffin and jermaine jackson and marvin gaye. these reid soskin is here. bay areatt- icon and it's such an honor and privilege for us at sf backo to tell her story. >> what kind of surprises do you think people will familiar withi mean, we've done features about her here and we know a little bit about her, but there might be a surprise or two if you go see it. i love this. >> our playwright, michael jean sullivan, incredible bay area black man, playwright. he wanted to humanize her. she's a lot of people who are idolized or, you know, seen as these above the normal characters. you know, they don't get to feel what it'& like to breathe, what it'sc like to be hurt, what it's like to, to truly be seen. and her hom

now, betty is, up for sale again. whoever buys and i hope that when that when it's to whoever that person is right that they have to look at it long and hard and see how it could be revived and really into a vision where it can really do the most good. that's good. that's so the third act, your divorce you no longer have a company but you have love lots of money love. it's a money. yes. you got got you're a billionaire. you're rich right. yeah, but for sheila johnson she'll crump johnson. that wasn't supposed to just sit in a bank and grow and grow and grow. you begin to spend it to do what? what your goal at that point what was your vision and how did you reassure. i wish you well. there's something that happened between. the sale, the team, me getting that money. and i remember that money in bank. nevertheless and for women. so i called this bank. i'm not going to mention i think it's in the book. it is a bank in new york anyway. i called them and i said, i got all this money i need lessons on diversifying my money,

betty ever so slightly behind with 28.9%. so the top two vote getters in this race will move on to a runoff election in november. it's not looking like anybody's going to take away with a sweep this evening, so we can expect, again, those top two vote getters, madison nguyen, betty, heading to a runoff election in november. very exciting evening for the vietnamese community and this culturally diverse area in san jose. >> we're getting a very clear picture here. lauren, thank you so much. so much more coming up. more coverage and more results after a quick break. two lives half a world away and the unforgettable journey that led them to love and purpose josh and rachel brown share their love story. >>> from cbs news bay area this is voter's decide. >> and welcome back. we begin this half hour with the two men you will be hearing a lot about in the next few months. cbs news is projecting congressman adam schiff and former dodger star steve garvey heading to the general election in november. >> and happy to welcome you to insid

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betty reid soskin: the music saved me.we'll go inside a new movie revealing an unknown chapter about a bay area icon. betty: but there's a part of my life that i've kept hidden for half a century. joe: and we'll visit a wine country natural phenomenon, now up for sale. chris conway: it's time for someone else to take it over.

betty reid soskin made national headlines when she became the oldest active national park ranger workeringrosie the riveter museum in richmond. it turns out decades earlier, her life was filled with music, and it's all revealed in a new documentary. ♪ little boy black, little boy black ♪ >> the new doc is called "sign my name to freedom." it's still in production. it focuses on soskin's life as a singer/songwriter in the 1950s and '60s. she wrote music about her personal experience, including the racism that her family experienced when they became the first black family to move to walnut creek. soskin's daughter says songwriting served as her mother's escape in dark times. >> it was really therapeutic for her after her nervous breakdown. >> we want to complete this film while betty's still around to see it. it's one of her dreams. >> she feels like she has accomplished what she needed to accomplish while she was here with us, but there is one last thing that she wants done. . >> wow. more than 100 years old here. the filmmaker is now trying to raise $150,000 to finish the editing of the fi

betty is the largest cubes in the region. the is really media reveals the 12 die that when police and ami open fire on the house that contains hostages were not speaking of israel's, on 12 speaks to, to survive as families. sometimes they like to have the things i liked about them know by the local segments of what's the name or what do you want, but the valley san increase the big on wound or e then you don't want to color there's going to be i am this story has been acknowledged by western media. 50, a man whom no. no, no, no. go on, scroll down there, go may. may, may, may you have to ask them? yeah. the my thoughts i meant to ask them to get me on the august the is that it was because i even mentioned what happened. alabama. so that's why any in part 2, we explore where the other civilians fell victim to israeli forces and reveal inaccuracies. and many of the accounts of october 7, inside the house with another 15 band people among them h babies is born at the end of john when is that? that's right. now the next thing tha

the warranty going on the floor, including betty may finds known as the voice of selma, the daughter of gospel singers and preachers. she sang songs of prayer and protest on that bloody sunday. tough shake, the nation's conscience. 5 months later, the voting rights act passed the most sign in the law. the 59 years later are forces taking us back in time, the motor suppression, election subversion, unlimited dark money. extreme jerry man. john lewis has a great friend to many of us here. but you truly want to honor him and all the errors of march with him, that it's time to do more than talk slash afraid of nevada. the to know i know the core value of america. our diversity across american life banning books is wrong. instead of the students may just following up with one another rides, plastic quality, uh the last 7 was let me see by confronting the kind of crisis. not the 9. i don't think it if you think there's no long recliner crisis, at least, i hope you don't take the most significant action ever on climate in the history of the world. i'm cutting our carbon emissions in half by

it is the bettie mae fikes of this world that made this race movement what it is.o the grocery store. she stopped at that meeting, went to the rally, got arrested, refused to be arrested. they had to drag her out of there. that is where we are going in the future. >> all right. >> presidents get too much credit and blame for the economy. parents get too much credit and blame for their children's up and downs. but i would like to give mama kelce, donna kelce, to big successful burly foot while playing sons who teach that empathy is cool. i remember when you didn't cry in sports and you didn't talk about how much you love your family. i think it is great that we are raising generations of boys who can cry and show that they love their brothers. >> i love your pick. >> we have many mvps because i believe that the women of france show us what can be done when you get yourself together. >> our audience doesn't know what they did this week. >> they have a constitutional amendment, they made it so that in france, abortion is constitutionally protected. this is huge. what

host: betty in florida. henry olsen, back to the age issue.e seen president biden in action foryears now, ad a few minutes ago, 73% say that he is too old to be president. they see him in action and don't say he's too old to have a productive life but the presidency requires a degree of energy and a degree of focus, it requires a degree of articulateness that he seems not to that is why people say he's too old. i don't think they want to send don't want the white house to be the country's nursing home. host: good morning, you're on with henry olsen on the republican line. you have to stick by your phone. jerry from wisconsin, independent. good morning. caller: yes, am i on? host: yes, sir. caller: i need to ask a question about the republican party andme republican party, are they following trump and how he feels about veterans, calling them losers and suckers. i'm a disabled vet, my wife is a vet, my childreare vets, and i just take it very much to heart what he calls veterans. host: henry olsen? guest: i think people are very upset by what t

tiffany asks, could betty ford's dedication to women's rights also be considered civil rights activism? yes, it could. in fact, i you know, i think the hillary clinton speech i know somebody had written the question about why not hillary? know we really associate hillary with human rights in a broader sense. also, eleanor roosevelt, because of the work she did at the un with chairing the committee that created un declaration of human rights. and so, yes, it's definitely a civil right. and and so those women need to be included. i have 20 minutes. and that was one of the frustrating things about this presentation is i could at least talk for an hour because i knew we were going to leave some people out. but i'm glad you're bringing them up so that we can talk about them. i also want to mention a correction and somebody noted booker t washington did not visit the white house with the hoovers. i had made a note to myself when i was looking at my notes about booker t washington connection with the hoovers because when mrs. the priest was invited and then when the president of the historica

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who love light cable cars i want to recognize a whole lot of the folks with the chinatown merchant betty and carmen chiu the city administrator i hope i'm not - i'm sure i'm missing other folks with one phrase and one song hasn't made our cable cars world families how special our city is special especially for diversity and, you know, nothing shows that better than the long-standing presence of very early days of san francisco of our chinese-american community the california street cable car line served chinatown since 1878 and last year, we celebrity the one hundred and fifty medical marijuana two blocks it north on clay street and the camp street line built 5 years after that and by a private company led by stanford mark hopkins and charles crocker and to serve the mansions and later on those mansions of fellow james claire floods still standing there as is pacific union across the street and graze by the great granddaughters karen and christen put your hands upcoming come on that's old san francisco and private companies built 16 cable car lines and electronic streetcars took over tho

the causes are similar even when the proportions betty transportation emissions are often number one, not always but. and then also just generally electricity use people, cooking with solid fuels in their homes and some parts of the world heating was solid fuels. another major source of air pollution is from industrial sources and then also from weight. so here's what city is that doing to tackle these issues for many cities, changing how people move around just can make a big difference here. so if you could me from the w h o again, there was a need to be a push to really have seen are very close, but also fewer legal reading from on working side team. and the, providing most of the big transportation was effectively the electric. they to take bank coke, for instance. the city is working on expanding its limited sky train and metro services. and in the meantime, electric alternatives pulled the traditional combustion engine trucks. let's keep looking around admission for you as well. denny is working on an extra fine 80 percent of his bus rates and even in coca town, sometimes called

betty butler, international women's day is being marked around the world in funds the government side of the guarantee of abortion rights into its constitution. the 1st country to do so. the public settlement is being held in paris in showing the changes in the and in pakistan, hundreds of gathered in his lama by to mock international women's day. many of also use the day to show support for women in gossip advocate directors next on the buses to stay with us and on the the the any might not even be attending people people. yeah. the, the, the the, the guy, the 40 at the, [000:00:00;00] the so several fine yet big shoot applies. the food i put them in for some of the, the repeated in june, 13th century, came up pretty soon as you develop my sit down with my sister late, i must say that they did that. but if you see that the key, if my sound, my c line, you will see a newborn game of pay my previous aid. if it was the the soon as you that my, that is, it might night bad event or to supplies for that to you. a that shows that really see any typical, most accurate, easy ways to come. som

haircut you're doing to betty white. that was their inspiration. [laughter] it is so cute. quick so cute. >> adorable. >> you go girl. tonight joe devito, michelle, kat and tyrus tonight. watch it. >> you guys should not think that's cute? works and think it's adorable. >> a prime time tonight in lou of women's history month we do not have the johnny sought. producers, what is this place. quickset the watch your show tonight that's okay. >> will have the naked ax wielding woman at 8:00 p.m. >> a liar progress i didn't say she would be appearing. >> don't be there under 21. >> have a great night everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. jon: to more presidential contest called late this afternoon for donald trump. caucuses in missouri in the michigan republican convention. meantime the road to the white house taking a former president to north carolina this weekend but he held a rally in greensboro today. his last remaining gop challenger former self clinic governor nikki haley hosted an event in raleigh but north carolina's one of 16 states holding contest this super tuesday and it looks like

but the thing about betty may is she was a member of student non-violent coordinating committee. we should talk about john lewis. and it is of this world that make the civil rights movement what it is. and as a 16-year-old told to go to the grocery store, don't stop at that meeting at the church where they are causing trouble. she went to stop at that meeting, went right out on the rally, got arrested, refused to be arrested. got down on her knees. they had to drag her out of there. that's where we're going in the future. >> all right. okay, presidents get too much credit and too much blame on the economy for their watch. parents get too much credit and too much blames for their children's ups and downs. i would like to give momma donna kelce two big burley successful football player boys who cry and love each other and teach everybody that empathy is cool. i'm old enough to remember when you didn't cry in sports, you didn't talk about how much you love your family. and i, as a mom of boys, think it's great that we're raising generations of boys who could cry and show they love t

he said, "wasn't betty grable your favorite movie star when you were growing up in hollywood?"hat you bought betty grable's old house, so you're living in it." >> asked. "he said, did you everything think that such a thing whatever happened to you?" i said "no." of course he caught on. he started asking all kinds of interesting questions which i could just say "maybe." "no." >> stephen: i'm jealous of anybody that had any time with carson because obviously is the model for so many of us. you also had, you started your career with gary moore. >> carol: right here on this stage. [applause] >> stephen: and then you are on the ed sullivan show seven times. >> carol: i was? >> stephen: that's what research says. they couldn't print it if it wasn't legal. seven times. of course, so many people came on this stage. where we're sitting right now, the beatles performed up center up there. we've been told that elvis performed right here with the jordan heirs behind him or this desk is. did you ever meet any of them? >> carol: i was on when elvis was on when he was in the army and they did