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Music critic Morihide Katayama works with a Rupo word processor, one of his collection of seven, in Yokohama in December. (Asahi Shimbun file photo) For people aged 50 or older, the product names Shoin, Bungo and Rupo will likely ring a bell, awakening memories of word processors. I thought those dedicated word processing machines were a thing of the past, a relic from the pre-personal computer era. It therefore surprised me to learn that music critic Morihide Katayama is still using Toshiba Corp.’s Rupo. Katayama has been using the word processor for 35 years, according to an article publi...

inside the facility for the release described anthony's demeanor. >> i couldn't believe that it was actually happening. it was a closing to a three-year story. i thought maybe that she would have showed more emotion going out. but her and jose were very plain faced. very on a mission to go out. >> news helicopters followed her suv to a downtown orlando parking garage. it was never seen again. the plane took off with a flight plan headed to ohio where casey anthony's family were from. there's no confirmation that anthony was actually on that plane. after nearly 24 hours on the run, ...

>> reporter: outside the jail, there was no question. casey anthony now free. the suv ra tracked by news choppers. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, orlando. our other big story this morning, the capture of a suspected killer who escaped from d.c. superior court. after nearly 24 hours on the run, u.s. marbles say james brewer turned himself in yesterday afternoon. authorities say brewer switched i.d. bracelets with another prisoner and walked out of the courthouse. he was first arrested thursday and charged in the june murder of 71-year-old solomon reece. brewer faces escape charges as w...

i'm lynn berry. today we begin with "finally." at least for the moment, the spewing oil well in the gulf of mexico has been plugged. for the first time in nearly three months after untold millions of gallons of oil fouled the gulf of mexico, bp has gained control over one of the biggest environmental catastrophes in history. nbc's kristen dahlgren joins us live now from venice, louisiana. good morning, kristen. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. you know, this may not be the last time we ever see oil leaking from the well. but so far this morning we see no evidence of any oil leaking o...