charlie: other than that you collared ted koppel. news -- this was the biggest story in the country for a while. in that period between the murder and them catching him on the freeway or at home after he got into the driveway, there was so much misinformation that was being swung around my everybody. -- by everybody. i had certain axis that i knew that i could share with my network. with peter jennings and said koppel at the time -- ted koppel at the time. when i knew oj was not in the house, there were a thousand people outside. i think it was tuesday or wednesday, i don't know. will oj come out? the rumors were swirling. oj was going to have something to say. i knew it was the kardashians house. charlie: nobody believed it because if he left, we would know it. al: i called ted. i said there are certain things i can tell you in certain things i cannot but i will tell you this -- he is not in the house. ted said how could he possibly get out? i said because i played tennis their 100 times and there is a gate in the back and he went o

. >> rose: tell the story of this, other than that you call up ted koppel. >> i was working behind the obviously, this was the biggest story in the country for a while. >> for quite some time. and in that period where he-- between the murder and them catching him on the freeway or catching him actually at home after he had gotten into the driveway, there was so much misinformation that was being slung around. by everybody. so i had certain access to things that i knew that i could share with my network with peter jennings and with ted koppel at the time. and for instance on a night when i knew that oj wasn't in the house, there were a thousand people outside. i think it was maybe wednesday, tuesday or wednesday night whichever night it was. and will oj come out. and the rumors are swirling. oj is going to have something to say. and i knew he-- it was the kardashian's house. and people were wondering. >> rose: nobody believed it because they said if he had left we would know it. >> exactly. so when i called ted ted was great. i said ted, there are certain things i can tell you an certai

afternoon highlight san jose appraiser representative of the entire south bay today senate clara valley ted koppelmid-70s and at 2:00 before clock right up there between 79 and 82 degrees and the warmer upper 60s to at 8:00 p.m. tonight which will become a for the most part but nice and warm as a. temperatures elsewhere in the space and story 882. pretty much of that than the north bay and services kron 75. they said the outlook sunday on the day forecast showing temperatures still hold preflight you tomorrow.: just a touch in the weekend. gorgeous the next shot of rain at this point may be to say wednesday of next week. on that to come now had over the traffic deaths and said morning a george. >> george: on the roadways tracking a few hot spots right now with the old problem but a hotspot. that is here on the bayshore freeway northbound when no one at the third street bay shore. boulevard off ramp a minor accident occurred on the shoulder but the emergency vehicles tending to have blocked the right- hand lanes for a while. that's what's back up now heading up from brisbane all on the campbell sou

had to add an extra half hour to let the safety experts as critical questions they give of the ted koppel viewers of bar graph. here is a controversial part showing how much strivings and shortens lives i added one more. poverty. been foreshortens lives much more then the other things we worry about and by increasing regulation remake harder for people to climb out of poverty. >> when we try to complete the eliminate these smaller risks in the name to prolong lives there is a good chance we're shortening lives to make more people pour. >> how could he say that? at least it was ridiculous and abstract but then the ratings came in and they were good and to save finally a network is being sensible. abc agreed to give me more prime-time specials and that changed my life. that is all they would tolerate in the risk is why i moved to this channel that that is another story. this shows bottom line when it comes to life-and-death we should worry about things like driving and driving drunk, eating and drinking too much abusing drugs and living recklessly but then show about thanks to free enterpri

had to add an extra half hour to let the safety experts as critical questions they give of the ted koppelt but finally i could show the viewers of bar graph. here is a controversial part showing how much strivings and shortens lives i added one more. poverty. been foreshortens lives much more then the other things we worry about and by increasing regulation remake harder for people to climb out of poverty. >> when we try to complete the eliminate these smaller risks in the name to prolong lives there is a good chance we're shortening lives to make more people pour. >> how could he say that? at least it was ridiculous and abstract but then the ratings came in and they were good and to save finally a network is being sensible. abc agreed to give me more prime-time specials and that changed my life. that is all they would tolerate in the risk is why i moved to this channel that that is another story. this shows bottom line when it comes to life-and-death we should worry about things like driving and driving drunk, eating and drinking too much abusing drugs and living recklessly but then show

i was with buckley one time where i can't remember it oh ted koppel was going to interview him. very well-known abc news reader. he was interviewing buckley. he had a set of where he had a screen, and he showed buckley the tape of that famous encounter. from 1968. buckley, one of the few times i've ever seen it, was taken aback and speechless. it was because he had been told there were no copies of this confrontation with vidal. he was the same debit. he thought he had lost his cool -- he was ashamed of it. he thought he had lost his cool. anyway, he hadn't seen it in 45 -- 40 years, i think he was not happy to see it. brian lamb: in your column, you write about the death of gore thevidal, about something that was sent by diane so here. that he had a celebrity novelist of taking special care to tag buckley as the arch conservatives. white arch -- why arch? the two tags make for a serious imbalance. perfect years buckley's views were safely on the rightward edge of the american popular consensus. the d-- vidal's were shared by a tiny minority. andrew ferguson: the reason i wrote

they gave up ted koppel's show for that. but finally i was able to show the bar graph i showed you.part. after showing how much driving and smoking shortened lives i added one more bar. >> look at the last item in the chart. poverty. being poor shortens lives much more than most things we worry about. by increasing regulation, we make it harder for people to climb out of poverty. >> when we try to completely eliminate these smaller risks, when we try to take all the asbestos out of the schools and all the lead out of aspen in the name of prolonging lives there's a good chance we're shortening lives by making more people poor. oh that annoyed the people on the left. how could abc let stossel say that. at least it was ridiculous and abstract. no one would watch. but then the ratings came in and they were good. lots of scientists wrote in and said finally a network is being sensible about risk. abc agreed to give me more primetime specials and that changed my life. it provided a little bit of intellectual diversity at abc. a little. that's all they would tolerate and that lack of toler

. >> for those that -- sort of like the iranian hostage crisis ted koppel, day 32.u, and we'll put a clock on this in the final two hours of the white house correspondents dinner. we expect to wind down by 9:30:009:30 or 10:00. >> don't set a date. >> okay. tragic news out of nepal followed by a couple of positive stories. >> incredible rescues. but let's turn to nepal where the search for survivors continues days after the deadly earthquake. ly gelmiguel almaguer with a with rescue teams as they continued the search and he joins us live from kathmandu. miguel, tell us about what you saw. >> reporter: rescue crews from all across the globe pouring in for the reason we saw today, a miracle rescue that the entire city is rallying around. this is where the cry for help came from buried deep beneath massive pit of twisted copncrete and metal, the teen's withering voice finally heard by search teams. he's been here five days say locals trapped inside a hotel. the los angeles rescue squad a block away with search dogs when get the call and scramble to assist. the rescue w