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on our campus we have all these 18-year-olds who are fascinated by nina simone. -- her musicy speaks to them, and her later music especially speaks to them. it is not always the case, but in a lot of cases good music continues to be heard and injures -- endures. >> larry, you helped start this all 50 years later? all, nina simone was in philadelphia, lived in philadelphia for quite a period of time as a young woman. she performed at various jazz clubs. her husband at the time was a cop. again, it started before the 1960's, it started in the 1950's with r&b music and white kids embracing it. they did not necessarily see a difference. a difference between races. growing up, the mass media inted at an important part the development of music, which was bandstand, the first national televised show for kids. show thato a dance played music, spoke at different .anguage than protest songs folk music, just developing and atting kids their own voice helping to elect a young president who people said they would never elect a catholic. there are was enough people that it did not matter too. us t

on our campus, we have all these 18-year-olds who are fascinated by nina simone. speaks to her music them, at her later music especially. you can see that it is not always the case, but in a lot of cases, good music continues to andeard and endorse -- endures. >> larry, you helped start this all 50 years later? >> first of all, nina simone was in philadelphia, lived in philadelphia for quite a period of time as a young woman. performing at various jazz clubs . her husband at the time was a cop. beforeit just it started the 60's, it started in the 50's and white kids and didn'tt necessarily see a difference, especially in northern cities, a .ifference between races growing up, mass media played an important part in the development of -- which showed the first national televised show for kids it was also a dance show that played music, spoke a different language than the protest songs. music, interests developing, giving kids a -- giving them their own voice, hoping to elect a -- the young president who people said they would never elect a catholic. i think there's

in addition to the jersey rockers, dire straits joined with moody blues, the cars and the late nina simoner rosetta tharp. >>> that was big weekend for nasa with a launch of a spacecraft headed for mars, mars insight probe blasted off from vandenberg air force base in california. it'll take six months to travel 300 million miles to mars. when the rocket lands it'll study the interior of mars, including seismic activity. >>> and in england, it was a lucky landing this weekend. take a look at this. a plane from the 1930s had to make an improvised landing on a beach after its engine failed. you can see it was a little bumpy but the pilot and a passenger were fine. whew. >>> when we come back, what happens when people log off and go back to the way we used to write? >>> finally tonight, long before digital became a thing people used another machine to communicate. maybe you still have one up in the attic. rehema ellis has the story of how people are using a typewriter to tell some very personal stories. >> reporter: in ann arbor, michigan -- >> that's a bookmark. >> reporter: owners hillary an