NIGHTLINE REMOTE INTV W/ PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE ARKANSAS GOVERNOR BILL CLINTON ON THE DAY OF THE ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN PRIMARIES. 23:15:30 SET UP FOR REMOTE INTVS. 23:30:00 NIGHTLINE AUDIO TRK ON AUDIO CHANNEL 2. 23:32:00 NON NIGHTLINE REMOTE INTV W/ CLINTON. 23:39:00 NON NIGHTLINE REMOTE INTV W/ CLINTON ABOUT HIS ELECTABILITY. 23:45:30 NIGHTLINE REMOTE INTV W/ CLINTON ABOUT HIS STRONG SHOWING IN THE TWO PRIMARIES AND ABOUT THE ONGOING CAMPAIGN. 23:49:00 HE DISCUSSES THE NATION'S ANTI INCUMBENCY MOOD. 23:56:30 NON NIGHTLINE REMOTE INTV W/ CLINTON. CI: POLITICS: PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY CAMPAIGN, 1992.

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ELLEN FOLEY - NIGHTLINE (SF-YTV)

ONE DIFFERENT WAY TO EXPERIENCE THE SKI SEASON IN COLORADO IS TO TAKE UP NIGHT SKIING. NIGHT TIME ENTHUSIASTS SAY THEY ARE RELUCTANT TO SHARE THEIR SECRETS, HOWEVER BECAUSE THE EMPTY SLOPES ARE PART OF THE MAGIC. THEY SAY SKIING UNDER THE STARS IS GREAT AND THE OUTDOOR LIGHTS THE SLOPES ARE GOLDEN.

INTERVIEW W/ FORMER PRESIDENT JIMMY CARTER FOR NIGHTLINE. NIGHTLINE PROMO'S

Boggs talking about the similarities between the Morton Downey Jr. TV show format versus Nightline and the differences.

Edward James Martin Koppel (born February 8, 1940) is a British-born American broadcast journalist, best known as the anchor for Nightline, from the program's inception in 1980 until 2005.Before Nightline, he spent twenty years as a broadcast journalist and news anchor for ABC. After becoming host of Nightline, he was regarded as one of the most "outstanding" of the serious-minded interviewers on American television. Five years after its 1980 debut the show had a nightly audience of some seven and a half million viewers.After leaving Nightline, Koppel worked as managing editor for the Discovery Channel, a news analyst for NPR and BBC World News America and a contributor to Rock Center with Brian Williams. Koppel is currently a special contributor to CBS News Sunday Morning. His career as foreign and diplomatic correspondent earned him numerous awards, including nine Overseas Press Club awards and twenty-five Emmy Awards.

NIGHTLINE AUSTRALIA FIRES - BROLL STORY: Nightline Australia fires VIDEO: ABC's Maggie Rulli takes us into the 2020 Australia wildfires. RESTRICTIONS: DATE: January 2020

Robert Lipsyte Joel, in terms of making the media more accountable, which is really what we're talking about. Do you see any any danger in attacking an institution that is at least thought of as one of our one of the protectors of democracy? Joel Dreyfuss Well, I think the problem is that the media is most self righteous about its role as a protector. The fact is that in America, because we have the mythology of the impartial media, we which for example, doesn't exist in Europe. And I don't think Western Europeans are less well served by the fact that newspapers have political affiliations, party affiliations, in many cases, being liberal or conservative. In America, all our media like to pretend that they're very impartial. I think that I agree that the process of bringing the political bias to the surface forces news organizations to deal with these things the affairs reporting on on the sort of bias of of Nightline, the fact that they had the spectrum of guests went from sort of center right to far right. I think that's a case that's happening across the board in terms of media commentary and opinions expressed in the mass media. I think we have to bring that out, raise and raise, raise the consciousness and then I think you need the pressure of the consumer saying it's going to hurt you if you don't pay attention to these things are easily what we've been reading these issues for 20 years.