Indications from the Beltway media world are that 60 Minutes is preparing to air a segment exploring legislative actions House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi oversaw that might have benefited her husband's stock investments. According to multiple news reports, 60 Minutes reporter Steve Kroft sprang a number of questions on Pelosi at a recent press conference in Washington, D.C. about why legislation affecting credit-card swipe fees was not brought to the floor of the house for a vote late in 2008. Earlier that year, Pelosi's husband, San Francisco businessman Paul Pelosi, purchased between $1 and $5 million in Visa stock. Visa, based in San Francisco, was undergoing a large IPO. http://blogs.sfweekly.com/thesnitch/2011/11/pelosi_visa_60_minutes.php
I wish I could believe it is going to be a hatchet job, but based on years of bias from the network and that program, I doubt it. I am sure, tho, that they will find a way to pin it of the Republicans.
Congress is exempt from "insider trading" rules. Why not "front running" or any other malfeasance as well? (Trading on inside information is considered a form of THEFT from the seller... a crime if done by a common citizen... but perfectly OK of done by a member of Congress.)