and chuck berry said, i think i will play some chuck berry.went on stage, the band went on right after him, and went right into it. no key, no count off, nothing. and the band was right with them. it just blew my mind. brian: you slip the words "bruce springsteen." what year was this? daryl: this was 1972 or 1973. i was 15. i was born in 1958. brian: had anybody heard of bruce springsteen? daryl: no. nobody outside of new jersey. asbury park, new jersey. so, the name did not mean anything to me. a year or so later, he is on the cover of "time" magazine, you know? it was like, wow. that is the same guy. brian: i want to show some video from 1997. if people look closely, they will see you at the piano. let's watch this clip. ♪ deo clip] ♪ brian: how did you end up on that stage? daryl: that is a funny story. it was "late night with david letterman," and i knew chuck was going to be on there. i called him and said, can i come up to new york and hang out with you? he said, "all right." i took the train or the bus up to new york, and i went to the

chuck berry did that. we would not have rock 'n roll without chuck berry. chuck berry,heard i fell in love with that music and when i first saw him, i changed my career trajectory. i was going to be a computer programmer. or an espionage agent. each one was pulling at me with equal force. and i wasbilized trying to figure out how to do both. back then there was no way. today you can through cyber espionage. andw chuck berry as a kid said, that is what i want to do. when it was was that chuck berry and elvis presley had made millions upon millions of people happy with their music. they touched them without even knowing them. that fascinated me. i thought, i want to be able to bring joy to people weathering beat them or not. host: what was the story of your first meeting with him? daryl: he came to the university of maryland. it was going to be chuck berry and jerry lee lewis. i got there early, hoping i would be able to sneak in and meet him during rehearsal. the concert would not begin until 8:00 and i got a ride down noon.around the doors were open, people

carl sagan and ann druyan invited a surprise guest. >> cooper: you invited chuck berry? main building at j.p.l. no one knew he was coming. ♪ ♪ >> cooper: did you dance? >> druyan: i danced with carl, yeah. >> cooper: you may have guessed it by now, but ann druyan and carl sagan fell in love while making the golden record. they got married in 1981. nine years later, at carl sagan's urging, "voyager 1" turned its cameras towards home and took a series of photographs of the planets in our solar system. you may remember this iconic photo of earth taken from "apollo 17" when it was 18,000 miles from home. this is what earth looked like from "voyager 1," when it was 3.7 billion miles away. >> stone: in-- that streak of light which you see. >> cooper: wait, that little dot in the center? >> stone: that's earth. >> cooper: it's nothing. >> stone: it gives you a sense of how miniscule our world is in even in our solar system-- much less our galaxy-- much less the universe. >> cooper: "that's home. that's us," carl sagan once wrote. "a mote of dust suspended in a sun beam." "voyag

." >>> the voice of chuck berry and many other sounds from earth are traveling through space some 13 billion miles away. 13 years ago they launched sounds, photos, and greetings from earth. the hope is that they'll be discovered by aliens. now those gold records will be available to buy in a special boxed set final edition. put that on your christmas list. >>> well, tiger woods is getting set for his latest comeback and garrison keel lore responds to misconduct allegations. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the minneapolis star reports the minnesota star was fired by radio for inappropriate behavior toward a co-worker. he said he put his hand on a woman's bare back when trying to console her. he said she recoiled and he tried to apologize. he wrote it's astonishing that 50 years of hard work can be trashed by a morning of accusation. >>> a war crime sentence of 20 years against former military commander was upheld in the hague yesterday. moments later he drank from what he said was a small bottle of poison and he died later in a hospital. >>> "newsweek" says a

she was the one who insisted that chuck berry would get a ride into outer space. >> dryuan: it's so greatny b. goode," rock and roll, was the music of motion, of moving, getting to someplace you've never been before and the odds are against you, but you want to go. that was "voyager." >> cooper: do you imagine the extra-terrestrials who discover this, tapping their feet to "johnny b. goode?" >> dryuan: that was the joke on "saturday night live" when "voyager" was launched. you know, they broke in and said, "this just in from the extra-terrestrials." >> steve martin: send more chuck berry. >> cooper: the voyagers haven't found any extra-terrestrials so far, but they have contributed to the search for life in space. their observations of jupiter's moon, europa, suggested there might be an ocean beneath its icy surface, which was later confirmed by another spacecraft, "galileo." "voyager 2" also sensed that something unusual waspe many years later, the "cassini" spacecraft discovered geysers of water shooting above its surface. so, on europa and enceladus, you found water, which means potent

chuck berry certainly not saying rock n roll beethoven. many people have tried to modernize the interpretation of beethoven with varying degrees of success. to begin a verse or a year of twenty twentieth's to pair this logo. for a new and hamburg advertising agency created the mogul with help from experts on beethoven . most people primarily associate beethoven with just the ninth symphony but there's so much more than that. our hope is that the logo reflects this diversity and that other people will for. it in with other music perhaps or other content we want the logo to become famous worldwide as the beethoven brand throughout two thousand and twenty and beyond. and. the idea for the logo came from tell not under as hard. as a patron of the arts and an advertising expert he was confident that a contemporary logo would help give beethoven a modern image. and. he could do that today where you get us all beethoven because this is about beethoven about magnificent music and about beethoven the innovators who called about someone who looked t

." ♪ >>> the voice of chuck berry and many other sounds from earth are traveling through space some 13illion miles away. 40 years ago nasa launched gold records containing sounds, photos, and greetings from earth from the voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft. the hope is they'll be discovered by aliens. now the gold records will be available for you to buy in a specia test test test test . test test chilling effect on organizations like black lives matter. >> what we have here is the labeling of folks simply because they want to protest what they see going on. >>> and "usa today" says tiger woods is pain-free and locked in for his return to competitive golf. woods set to play today at the hero world challenge in the bahamas. it's his first since with drawing from the dubai competition in february. he underwent surgery for back spasms in april. >>> still to come, a new way to use snapchat. we'll show you how the popular messaging app is personalizing your experience. add to cart? both: yes! ♪ anything you want add laundry detergent from walmart to my cart. ♪ anything you need add paper towels. ad

. >> scientists at nasa selected the best sounds they have to offer and we're talking chuck berry -- >> not as much disco. >> disco peaked a little later. people saying hello in different languages and birds chirping to trains and babies crying. babies crying? >> if you're living light years away and you discover this thing, babies crying, they might think it's how we communicate. >> and it is. babies start crying, people start responding. the golden record is a billion miles away, you can get a vinyl copy. if you don't have a record player, nasa released the sound via sound cloud. >> good record to have. all the best. >>> as we head out the door this morning, chilly. we expect that this time of year. >> we had ten hours of daylight to warm things up. this is not too terribly cold. it's going to turn -- a big fat 62 today. mild weather tomorrow too. that part of forecast is coming up. >> thanks, chuck. >> harvard. >> i was actually wondering if we could visit a different school. >> grab the tissues. another new episode of this is us just a few hours away. something in tonight's show

to have that kind of tectonic effect on a culture -- how many jim hendrixes or chuck berrys can you have you were born to class and travel. jeremiah: right. charlie: you understood a good life. because of my parents traveling, they took me a long, which was wonderful. charlie: so you got to know all the good places. jeremiah: absolutely. starting at 45 years old in sydney. charlie: what is the relationship? jeremiah: i went to the 40th anniversary, we sat in the middle of the dining room, which was carefully staged. but it was fun, a great evening. lydia, the director, asked her to come a couple times to be on the film. and they set up a time to film it and changed their mind at the last minute. charlie: do you know why? jeremiah: no i do not. anthony: it is an emotional issue. she feel strongly about jeremiah. i will not speak for. but i know it was an emotional conversation trying to get her to the film, which we wanted badly to happen. it is not an anti-alice waters film. charlie: and she talked about a strike. coming back to new york, you surprised people. not an overstatement. we fi

so to have that kind of tech tonic effect on a culture, i mean how many jimi hendrickss or chuck berries you have. >> that touches my heart. >> anybody's heart. >> but were you born to class and travel. >> right, right. >> you understood a good life. >> jaimsz said i was vaccinated with a passport. i think i was too. >> with my parents traveling they took me along. >> rose: so you got to know all the great places. >> starting at 4 or 5 years old with sydney. >> rose: what about alice wars. >> i went to the an verse dinner, we sat in the middle with a little table which he carefully staged but what fun. lydia, the director asked her to come a couple of times in the film. and they set up the time to fill testimony and she changed her mind at the last minute. >> rose: do you know why? >> no, i don't. >> i believe it is an he moationzal issue. i think she feels very strongly both about jeremiah and-- i'm not going to speak for her but i know it was an emotional kfertionz trying to get her to appear in the film which we wanted very badly to happen it is not an anti-alice waters film. >> and n

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