it has been observed in recent months that the irony of bob simon's death is that he survived so manymisses along route one in vietnam chronically wartime only to die along manhattan's west side highway in peacetime. bob's daughter tonya, a producer, wanted very much to be here tonight but the good news is that tonya is very pregnant with who would have been bob's second grandchild. and she could not make the trip. but tonya and her mother have contributed some of his material to the newseum's permanent collection as part of this exhibit. so, in tribute to bob, not just his family, but his colleagues have wanted most of all to memorialize the value that he came to represent over a career telling the world about events like those he saw in vietnam over 40 years ago. that's why the newseum approached john orlando about support for this exhibit, from our ceo, leslie moonves is, down through the whole management team everyone thought it would be most appropriate to do so in honor of bob simon. and we are very grateful that the newseum has given us an opportunity to do that. so, thank you

. >>> the widow of "60 minutes" correspondent bob simon is suing the limo driver and its contractor for the death of her husband. the 73-year-old simon died in february when the limo he was in crashed in manhattan. the lawsuit says his death could have been prevented if someone else was driving. according to that lawsuit, the driver was convicted of speeding twice and had his license revoked nine times. the lawsuit seeks an unspecified amount of punitive damages. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> another hot day out there today and likely to be even hotter and more humid during the day tomorrow. but this is not going to be a long-lasting thing. relief is coming wednesday. hot and steamy until then, though. scattered showers around during the day today and more storms around during the day tomorrow. we have a fair amount of clouds around out there. it's kept the temperature down a little bit. 88 degrees, winds southwest at 13 miles an hour. we got up to 95 on friday only 88 only 88 on saturday preventing an official heat wave.

the widow of 60 minutes' correspondent bob simon is suing the limo driver for death of her husband. 73ar-old simon died when the limo he was driving in crashed in manhattan. simon's death could have been avoided if someone else was driving. according to the lawsuit the driver was convicted for speeding twice and had his license revoked nine times. the lawsuit seeks an unspecified aim of punitive damages. >>> target is selling its pharmacy and clinics business forrer inially $2 billion. the 1600 target pharmacies will now be branded a cvs tomorrow see. this affects any target stores currently under construction. the 80 clinic looks will be rebranded as minute clinic. cvs health plans to open 20 new clinics within the next three years. >>> a new report shows the average married couple pays 80% more for car insurance after adding a teen driver to the policy. they cause the highest spike in premiums. the highest state to ensure a teen is new hampshire where the average premium jumps 115%. >>> temperatures are rising and so is your electric bill. you probably know that. the energy administr

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>> in my view, nina simone was one of the greatest artist of the 20th century, right up there with miles davis, james brown, bobbly because of race and gender, and accommodation of the two at her case and not being regarded that way. especially in the u.s., where i think she been overlooked and certainly misunderstood, as her song intimates. so we were able, with the permission of the estate get a really, really deep dive into nina, not just the concert and promotions, which make up the heart of the film, but private tapes of nina talking about her life, 30, 40 hours of that diaries, letters notes and suffer most intimate friends and family members interviews. >> give us a thumbnail biography of nina simone, if you can. her life spans years, both in the public eye and outside of the public eye. but she wasn't born nina simone. >> she was born eunice wann withon. her mother was religious. when she was about six years old, some white folks in the community thought, maybe we have a prodigy on our hands here. they took up a collection to get her a classical music education. from that age, she started crossing the r