The Recyclers. Bill Whitaker: Bob Simon's great passion -- apart from his family and good writing -- was music. He delighted particularly in opera, but a symphony in Kinshasa, a young conductor in ...

CBS News and 60 Minutes correspondent Bob Simon, the most-honored field reporter in television news, is dead at 73 Latest U.S.

Peabody Award-winning journalist Bob Simon (1941 - 2015) details his career path as young man, from the foreign service to the United Nations to his first job as a broadcast journalist, for CBS news.

We stayed in touch with Bob Simon after the airing, and he ran an update on Noca a year later after this young female, whose sleeping body he had held, ...

Picking up the pieces of Bob Simon's unfinished story 06:53. Islay is a small island 20 miles off the west coast of Scotland. There are few trees -- miles of windswept heather -- and some of the ...

Bob Simon, who died Wednesday in an automobile accident on the West Side Highway, was a beloved guy at CBS News where “love" -- as at all news divisions — is not exactly a commodity in ...

The Glastonbury Festival’s official response to chants of “Death to the IDF” and “From the river to the sea” from the stage ...

Other classic acts to sell their lucrative music catalogs in the past year include Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and Neil Young, who hauled in a combined $500 million before fees, enough for each to earn ...

The following script is from "The Maestro" which aired on March 8, 2015. Bob Simon is the correspondent. Ruth Streeter, producer. Matthew Danowski, editor. James Levine is America's greatest ...

Bob Simon is among a handful of elite journalists who have covered most major overseas conflicts and news stories from the late sixties to the present. He has contributed to 60 Minutes since 1996 ...

Jeffrey Fager, then a young producer at CBS News and now executive producer of “60 Minutes,” said he was always eager to hear Bob Simon’s take on a story, even ...

A conversation with late 60 Minutes correspondent Bob Simon, ... The killer was Yigal Amir, a young law student who was a member of a small right-wing group.