. >> reporter: so 11 years ago, i jumped at the chance to interview screen legend rita moreno. ♪ >> we2013 when you were just 81 at that point. >> just 81. imagine that. >> do you remember any of the moves from "america"? >> oh, sure. >> and then before i knew it, were you teaching me dance steps. ♪ >> reporter: as it turned out, rita was embarking on yet another chapter of her already storied career. still to come, starring in a reboot of the sitcom "one day at a time." >> oh, there's tom. >> reporter: hit movies like "80 for brady". >> i'm taking this one. he's cute. >> maura! >> reporter: and fittingly enough, joining the "fast and fur furious" franchise. >> and you will never lose your way. >> here i am, 92. i want to say 90 [ bleep ] 2 so i will. you can cut that out, of course. >> that's great. i love that. >> reporter: we've been conditioned to think of the last third of life as a time to wrap things up. but more and more we see people like moreno reaching new peaks instead of packing it in. >> really nice. >> reporter: i call these people roctogenarians, and they're not new. >>

. >> reporter: what do colonel sanders, diana nyad, and rita moreno have in common?l peaked when they could have been puttering. to what do you attribute this explosion of work in your 80s and now into your 90s? >> i have no idea. i think it's astonishing. >> reporter: the astonishing late in life triumphs of roctogenarians ahead on "sunday morning." >>> there is more to julia louis-dreyfus than her award-winning comedy roles on shows like "seinfeld" and "veep." a lot more. this morning she is in conversation with natalie morales. >> reporter: comedian julia louis-dreyfus is best known or her roles on "seinfeld" and "veep." >> i don't get put on hold, okay? >> reporter: in her new film "tuesday," she is showing off a different side. >> i love you so much more than me. >> reporter: your instincts have been right? >> the only mistakes i made is when i haven't trusted my instincts, to tell you the truth. >> reporter: julia louis-dreyfus not just for laughs coming up on "sunday morning." >>> as a singer, songwriter and producer, lionel richie has pretty much done it all.

the film is codirected by andres estrada and the premier was supported by acting legend rita moreno. >> i think this is such an important evening. >> reporter: executive director of the festival allegra mattison agrees. >> this is the longest running queer film festival in the entire world. >> reporter: juan pablo believes the themes in the film are universally relatable. >> we've all fallen in love for the first time and obsessed with that one person and we all had parents that tried to do the best and those are the concepts that i really wanted to bring out, to talk about in this film. >> reporter: life imitates art. >> life is a constant journey and you're always learning about yourself. >> reporter: a journey of discovery one story at a time. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. >>> cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> thank you. >>> was it a campaign ender or just a bump in the road? bay area democrats are trying to gauge the fallout from last night's presidential debate. >> it was very, very hard to watch. >> that was the overwhelming sentiment after las

tribute to lgbtq+ experiences in the community, and the premier was supported by acting legend, rita morenoive director of the festival agrees. >> this is the largest and longest running queer film festival in the entire world. >> reporter: juan pablo di pace believes the themes in the film are universally relatable. >> we have all fallen in love for the first time, and we were all obsessed with that one person and we all had parents that wanted to do their best. those are the concepts i wanted to talk about in this film. >> life is a journey and you are always learning about yourself. >> a journey of discovery, one story at a time. >> and the neighborhood is famous worldwide but for the first time, the city of oakland has an lgbtq+ culture for pride month. lake shore is a neighborhood to the northeast of lake merritt, just south of piedmont and we spoke with the folks behind the effort to make oakland more inclusive. >> i thought i was in heaven when i got here. >> that is what jeffrey myers, committee chair of the lakeshore lgbtq+ cultural district said the first time he ever stepped foot

. >> venice won the rita moreno award for best lead actress in may at a competition sponsored by broadwayl my fellow nominees and i, we were just holding hands in a circle. and they said venice. and they. they didn't say the rest of my name because no one could hear it, because everyone else was cheering. >> today, she is honing her skills for a new york broadway stage debut. >> i just want to continue spreading positive energy and destroy. i want to inspire other people to continue doing what they love, to do what they love. >> dan ashley, abc seven news. >> she's so talented. and you can watch a jimmy awards on the group's facebook and youtube pages. it streams tomorrow starting at 430. a special tribute in san francisco today for the late, great willie mays. his passing earlier this week coincides with a may louise softball tournament. it was named for the hall of famer, his late wife, a social worker for the city's human services agency. 25 teams are playing at moscone field to support foster youth and willie mays, of course , is on their minds. >> we had a 22nd moment of silence befo

. >> venice won the rita moreno award for best lead actress in may at a competition sponsored by broadway, we were just holding hands in a circle, and they said venice. and they they didn't say the rest of my name because no one could hear it. because everyone else was cheering. >> today, she is honing her skills for a new york broadway stage debut. >> i just want to continue spreading positive energy and just joy. i want to inspire other people to continue doing what they love, to do what they love. >> dan ashley, abc seven news. >> and you can watch a jimmy awards on the group's facebook and youtube pages. it streams tomorrow, starting at 430. a special tribute in san francisco for the late, great willie mays. his passing earlier this week coincides with the may louise softball tournament. it was named for the hall of famers late wife, a social worker for the city's human services agency. 25 teams are playing at moscone field to support foster youth, and willie mays, of course, is on their minds. >> we had a, 22nd moment of silence before the event uh- day's events occurred and i think