Other segments from the episode on May 4, 1987
Confronting the President
ABC reporter Sam Donaldson is known for his loud, often aggressive manner of questioning President Reagan during press conferences and other news events. He believes his style is necessary, especially considering Reagan's predilection for secluding himself from the media.
Novelist Isabel Allende
The exiled Chilean writer believes that her stories keep the memories of her family alive. Her new book is called Of Love and Shadows.
Postponing "The Bombing of West Philly"
The Frontline documentary, about the conflict between MOVE activists and the Philadelphia Police, will be broadcast this week throughout the country -- except for Philadelphia, which has a mayoral primary. TV critic David Bianculli reviews the program and questions why the broadcast has been delayed in the region.
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