. >> reporter: how much re crded the system becomes will dependn the prescription for reform, includg just how many of t uninsured get coverage and how providers ll be compensated to meet the w demand. stepnie dhue, nightly business report, washington. >> paul: tomorrow, wheit comes to mutual funds is ner better? our "of mutual interes commentator has me answers. >> susie: a fincial adviser in michigan is facing fraud chaes for allegey targeting seniors in $250 million ponzi scheme. the securities a exchange commissionays frank bluestein waat the heart of an investment scam operated by s firm "e.m. managemen" court documents accuse blutein of eouraging retirees to re-fince their mortgages to fundheir investments. uestein's lawyer has not commented. >> paul:nother former enron executivis headed to prison. josephirko used to run enron's broadbandivision. toda he was sentenced in houstoto 16 months in jail. he also agreed to pay .7 million in restution. prosecutors say hirkpromoted enron's broadband divion to analysts, ile knowing the system couldn't dohat was being promised. >> sie: her

tavis: and yetwhen we think of the parks, we have not thought of them as being own by everyone ofs, includgple of colo we tend to think of them as a preser, a whollowned subsidiar o the white america. >> that has been the case from the very beginning. theeople that came to the parks were the very rich from the east. they were the travelers by railroad, the first promotersof the rks. they got the cross-country to g and the hotel then the automobileame ang and it gotemocratized. the depression came along and was about desegregated a lot of those jim-crow facilities in the naonal parks and begano steadilyrode changes that w had be waiting a long time for. wha happened ishat people who are aware of that vy powerfu sense of co ownership, that it does not matter whether you are a biionaire or whether you are changing the beds at theotel just outsi the park, you own that park. your eco-honor and all u have too there as a co-owners to gon there and take care of it. all we need is a bitore money say some people with inquisitive interest. but man, it is ours and when youook around at th gsers or even

next time partwo of jay includg advertise parents and th stats of his rationship wi david letrman.s for wching and as always keethe faith. >> when was a kid, we were not allowed to ha -- see my folks group duringhe depression so consuencely they make you fee very guilty about everything. even now i go home for the ekend, hey, dad, pass t assault. we didn't have salt. when ias a kid. we didn't have salt. your mom and i hunted wild dog fo foo we had notng when we were you age. >> for more information on today's show, vit tavis smiley on pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tis smiley. jn me tomorrow with part two of my conversation with jay leno. that's next time. we'll see you then. >> there are so many thing walart is looking toward to doing like helping peoe live better. but mtly we're looking forward to helng build strongerantired p because of your lp, the best is y to come. >> natnwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. tavis and nationwide insuran, rking to improve financial literacy and t economic empoweent that comes with it. ♪ationwide is on your side ♪ >> andy contributions from -

ba he in h south carolina district -- >> i think he spoke for many citizens, includg myself. >> reporterolks athe sunset diner did not approve of wilson's outburst, but many say they agree with his views. maybe wasn't the time or the ace say what he said, but what he id i thought was accurate >> reporter: wilson's sudden notoriety quickly contributed to campaign cash for both parts. wilson is running ads on the internet and said he raised more than $700,000. outrage surrounding wilson helped their challenger, rob ller, top $800,000, democrats say. as a result this controversy, senate democrats today said they discusd options, like requiring soal security numbers to make clear illegal imgrants will not get coverage. >> there's aigh degree of confidence that we have an outline to prevent anybody here illegally from benefiting from these initiatives. reporter:hile the whole unclon matter has been b distraction, it's still unclea if the president has enough althrate democrats to pass health care reform. key o'donnl, nbc news, the capitol. >>> there is also moreo rert tonight about flu season

separate account placed the number of palestinian casualty at or around 1400 includg an undetermined number of ciilians. the isrli govement reported 13 israelis killed during the three weeks of fighng. ten of them sdiers. reports cclude that israel deliberate targeted civilians by launching military operationsgainst homes, faories, schools an hospitals in a deliberate policy of disproportionate force. the 574-page rert focuses primarily on what it calls ave breeches by israeli forces inuding willful killing, torture, orinhuman tatment,willfully causing eat suffering or serio injur body or health and extsive destruction of property. the israeligovernment did not cooperate wth t iestigation. the report ao determined that palestinn mitant groupviolated international law in pa because they failed to distinguish between military targets and a civilian population. israeli officia said today the final report is one-sided, a farce of a human rits fac findi commission. hamas alsocriticized the reporsaying it was equating e victim and the aggressor. the report and its recommendations will b pr

withou reerencing general mcchrystal's report-- becausit is clsified-- let me just y that we know includgur military coeagues, that go governan is key to whether or not what w do has positive results. we know that getng it right in pakistan a along t boer is critical. so tre's not just one decision pnt number of troops. is part of a broader understanding of what are o ue goals? how best can w move toward achievg them. we have a car and critical objective of tryingo disru and dismantle and defeatl& qaeda a their extremt allies and prevent a return to safe haven, andvery piece of this has to fit togher. we don't eveknow yet who will be the president of afghanistan. so, it's not inny way to say that what generalmcchrystal, baseded on s expeise, is presenting or asng for is not impoant. it's crically important. but it's aart of the overall process. ere are many other considerations that we have take into account. >> warne in it, he goes to the point you raise about governance. >> um-hum. >> warner: says that the karzai government, he said, given the widesprd corruption-- and'm just going to q

the crew and passengers, includg some americans, were released unharmed aftelanding.exican police arrested to eight men,nd news accounts sa they were bolivians who want to speak to the mexican prident. the hijaers allegedly threatened to blow up the ane, but poli found no bomb on board. british commans in afghanistan frd a "new york times" reporter in an early morng raid. but stephen farrels afghan tranator and a briti soldier were killed the action. we have a report narrated paul davieof independent television news. >> repter: the special forces have dappeared with the briton they came to rese. here, local afans deal with thaftermath of an operation that succeeded butnly at a cost the body they artransporting is that of an afghan journalt who was also a ctive but was not so fornate. this is e man who was freed alive:tephen farrell, a british porter employed by "the new york time" a specialistn frontline journalism. it was four daysgo, he and his colleague mohamm munadi were taken gunpoint from their car near t town of kundus, a kidnappinghat was kept secret at the ti

more than four decades of occupati do bad tngs to you includg loss of faith in your capacity to do things. by virtue of what we have bn able to accompsh since 2007 in additioto having succeede in deliverin basic services our people think sething se happened that is very importt, and that is a sense of empowerment that we indeed, can do these things. that's hugely iortant and i think it's a politicallement of the overall appach to governments, to statbuilding that i believe when we get t ere we're going it will be because ts approach to vernance and to getting there ll have succeed. rose: so if the israelis come to youwhile there here in the united natio and prime mister net you says to... benjamin netanhu says to all in the room,e ss "we're prared to move forwa in this t show me that you can in a senseexercise authority within your ownommunity because whe we withdrew from gaza before s prime minister look wh haened." part of the reason wh happened in ga happened.... >>ose: you couldn't control ga. >> yeah. part of the reason why that haened-- and this is really not to absolve all sen of r

she coverethe war in iraq for four years, includg two as baghdad reau chief. nancy youssef, welme to the journal. >> thankou. >> moyers:efore we get to afghistan, let me ask you about is photograph of a young marine who died. and tha.p. as you know circuled the picture, even thgh the parents and robert gates, the sectary of defense, objected. what was your reaction to th? >> you know, when at photo came out, i talked ta friend of mine, she's a coloneln the my. she served in ir and many years ago, she'd lost her dauger, who was a toddler at the time to illness, so she could speak tot as a soldier and a parent. and she was real angry about the photo. shsaid, "no one has the right tell me what my last memory of my child should be." and it really stay with me. and so as i could have emphy for the familyand i felt a lot of pain, bause i can only imagine having that image ared in your mind. but m conflicted, because as a jonalist, and as someone who has to go out and sethis war day in a day out, it's hard to say that these ptos shouldn't be seen. in a way, i feel li

. >> the night's other winners, includg the amazing race as best reality cpetition series. >> and the hbo film grey gardens won for best tv movie with acting honors going to jessica lak and her co-star, ken howard. of course, you always want a job that's worthwhile to leave home for. >> absolutely. >> a reminder. news 4 is always connected to you on facebook and twitter for up to the minute breaking news, weather and traffic alerts. you can find us on either site by searching news 4 today, one word. >> coming up next, the new scam that is targeting twitter users and the new bailout bill in the works on capitol hill that president obama says he'll be happy to look at. >> meteorologist tom kierein will have your workweek forecast. we'll have your weather and traffic together on the 1s. >>> terror arrest. the fbi unravels a potential attack on new york city. why authorities say this plot was the real deal. >> it was a beautiful win. the fans voiced their displeasure with the redskins. the skins were able to get by the lowly worst team in footb l football -- rams -- without scoring a sing