. >> reporter: at the age of 99, susan king still wields a rivet gun like she did building warplanesaircraft factory. >> was it hard work? >> no. the gun was light. it wasn't this heavy. >> this is a good five pounds. >> reporter: mrs. king was 18 and among some 20 million women credentialed as defense workers. ♪ filling the jobs men left behind once drafted to fight in world war ii. >> tens of thousands of women are already at work in aircraft. >> reporter: known as rosie the riveters, these can-do women were recognized through an iconic image promoting the war effort, sporting that signature red polka dotted bandanna. >> and rosie, i was a riveter, and i worked on the wing section of an airplane. >> reporter: but once the war was over, while veterans received ticker tape parades and medals, the rosies were ignored. only decades after the war did their service become appreciated. >> why did it take this long? >> i think there are two parts to that. the first part is because they're women. >> reporter: historian gregory cook produced and directed "invisible warriors," a soon to be re

earlier this month, queen met with china as president susan king. in the jing speculation he would be removed from his post had already gone, and his resignation came days off to his assistant, was detained in connection with the corruption investigation. vietnam is a one policy state. it's top leadership is known as the full appeal is the party general secretary, the prime minister, the president and the chair with the assembly. it's the latest upheaval in the country's top leadership in just a few weeks. this show the invitation of the population to roots out for action now, which has been a really big problem. so you get now se my faithful all the years ago was on the other hand. so those signals are very bad moment for i think this confidence and yet not because many businesses, i worry that the and think options on paying the so to part it makes the bureaucracy fairly power line is a sweeping anti corruption campaign has seen hundreds of state officials and placements executives prosecuted or forced to step down earlier press as bold until resi

. >> reporter: susan king was a riveter from baltimore. >> it's probably a little bit late, but i guess few of us still living, anytime will do to prove to america that we were important too. >> reporter: trail blazing then. >> we weren't doing it for rewards or praise or rewards, we were doing it to save our country. >> reporter: and now. nikole killion, cbs news, the capital. >> and we thank them for their service. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. i'm weijia jiang in washington. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, escalation in the middle east. how israel and the u.s. are dealing with drones and missiles launched by iran and what it moons for wider conflict. >>> plus a former north bay mayor will not face charges for allegations. >>> and a spark of hope for some east bay families amid the ongoing housing crisis. live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news out of the middle east. all across israel, the idf along with u.s. forces say they h

. >> reporter: susan king was a riveter from baltimore. >> for the few of us still living, any time willamerica that we were important too. >> reporter: trailblazing then -- >> we were doing it to save our country. >> reporter: and now. nikole killion, cbs news, the capitol. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs mornings." and remember, you can follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm carissa lawson in new york. cleanup is under way in slidell, louisiana after a tornado ripped through the town. slidell official says over ten people were hurt and 75 to 100 homes were significantly damaged. >>> president biden called the u.s.-japan alliance stronger than it has ever been at a state dinner honor of japanese prime minister fumio kishida and his wife last night. bill and hillary clinton, robert de niro and jeff bezos were all in attendance. the night also included a performance by paul simon. >>> and the 88 maste

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. >> reporter: susan king was a riveter from baltimore. >> for the few of us still living, any time you >> reporter: trailblazing then... >> we were doing it to save our country. >> reporter: and now. nikole killion, cbs news, the capitol. >> norah: and we are grateful to those women. rosie the riveters, tonight's "heart of america." and >> announcer: the boyfriend. >> judge judy: he bought you a car because...? >> i didn't have a car to get to work. >> judge judy: i know a lot of people that don't have cars. >> yeah, well... >> announcer: the girlfriend. >> he was also in love with me. he's still in love with me. >> announcer: but he would only be pushed so far. >> she's like, "well, you should sign the car over to me." and i said, "never in your life because you're gonna leave me when your husband gets out of jail, and i'm not risking that." >> 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 television distribution james michlitsch is suing his ex-girlfriend, 22-year-old charteena

earlier this month, queen met with china as president susan king in aging, speculation he would be removed from his post had already begun, and his resignation came days all to his assistant was detained in connection with the corruption investigation. vietnam is a one policy state. its top leadership is known as the full appeal is the party general secretary, the prime minister, the president, and the chair of the assembly. it's the latest upheaval in the country's top leadership in just a few weeks. this show a be in relation of the population to roots out for auction, which has me a really big problem. so you get bounced out the piece. my faithful, 14 years ago was on the other hand. so those signals are very bad moment for i think this confidence and yet not as many businesses. i worry that the and think options on paying these go to park and it makes the bureau to see really power line is a sweeping anti corruption campaign. has seen hundreds of state officials and business executives prosecuted or forced to step down earlier presidents volva until resigned after what the communist pa

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he sails his boat, the susan king, into wilmington. deputy sheriffs board the vessel. they see one person, a black british sailor, who they say, we need to arrest that person. and the captain says, over my dead body and the deputy sale at the deputy sheriffs is no, we have we have no choice. we have to arrest him. and the captain says it's time. put the eight pounders on the quarter deck and aiming at the wharfs and he looks at the deputy officers is as you take him you're not going to have a wharf to park your boat at. and so the deputy sheriffs get off the boat and they leave this free black man on board. he was not he was not able to do any trading there in wilmington. and he got a tongue lashing from the foreign office. but i'm sure the the sailor, francis pascal was very happy that charles mcclain was his was his captain. all right. now formal resistance, the black community in the north, especially in massachusetts and in new york, were leading the charge to highlight the brutality of these laws and the violence done against the free black maritime workforce. one

. >> susan, you're writing about what you call king donald's day at the supreme court. an autocrat, a king, as you put it, which is, antithetical to everything the country is. as you write, maybe a couple steps closer to that yesterday. >> i'm struck by joyce's point. it was lunacy to hear the arguments being advanced by trump's attorney at the supreme court. not only, by the way, ordering the assassination of s.e.a.l. team six, but other things he said could be official acts, and, therefore, not prosecutable included ordering a military coup. it included selling america's nuclear secrets to foreign powers. it included bribery. those were all things that fell within the scope of what donald trump wants the supreme court to give him the power to do. and, you know, to joyce's point, the justices did not laugh this lawyer out of the room. not only that, but the consensus at the end of the two hours and 40 minutes was that trump, in effect, was going to win, perhaps not the full case, but to win, and the justices don't want to admit they're winning. we're in an election yea

susan. let's start with you shall we? because it is leading almost every newspaper. this morning. of course, the kingeah. >> and i have to say it was with great relief that i saw that update yesterday . i knew there update yesterday. i knew there was going to be an update coming out, and i was very relieved that the update was good news, as i'm sure everybody else is. and not only because, that's what we all want, but how reassuring for people . i just reassuring for people. i just know how reassuring it is. the story of the king and princess of wales having cancer is obviously it's so shocking. and i don't know why because cancer affects 1 in 2 people and i don't know why because cancer affects1 in 2 people and it i don't know why because cancer affects 1 in 2 people and it can affects 1 in 2 people and it can affect anybody . but what what we affect anybody. but what what we can see why this is how much treatments have come on, what hope there is out there for people who are, who are, who are struggling and suffering. and it does give hope to people when you can see that, that people are going , ge