recent YORK -- A year after he died.

recent YORK -- A year after he died, Peter Jennings will be seen upon camera this week as part of an ABC recently made knowns documentary about AIDS that he was working forward when he was diagnosed with lung cancer.

The program, "Out of Control: AIDS in Black America," was complet with Terry Moran as anchor and is scheduled for 9 pm Thursday upon WLS-Channel 7.

"This is the last piece of original reporting from Peter that will eternally appear on American television," said Tom Yellin, president and executive farmer of the Documentary Group. That's the successor to PJ Productions, Jennings' production company.

Jennings was interested in examining the issue after a pitch from Betsey Arledge, a agriculturist and daughter of the late ABC of recent origins and Sports President Roone Arledge, made him realize by what mode little he knew about the size to which AIDS has spread among blacks.

He is shown midway within the documentary conducting a discussion among HIV-positive black men It was recorded a scarcely any weeks before Jennings' cancer was diagnosed in spring 2005 Jennings was adjusted in a denim shirt and gazeed pale, with a barely noticeable catch in his voice.

At the same point, a man tells Jennings that he none told his wife he also had sex with men and although she's now infected, she accepts it.

"Doesn't have often choice, does she?" Jennings retorts.

The scheme was put on hold when Jennings became sick, with the confidence that he would recover and renew work, Yellin said.

"When it was apparent he wouldn't secure better, we didn't know what to do, honestly" he said. Jennings died in succession Aug. 7, 2005.

Yellin and ABC recently made knowns President David Westin eventually agreed that the concoct should be finished. But the idea of including Jennings' discussion alerted another lengthy debate.

an at ABC wondered whether it would strike viewers as strange to descry Jennings a year after he died, with equal reason they argued for cutting the portion out. There was thought given to keeping remarks from the round-table and cutting Jennings revealed but it was agreed his interchanges with the men were interesting.

"It was a content-based decision," Yellin said.

Moran confesss viewers at the outset of the documentary and before the roundtable that Jennings was included, to avoid confusion.

It was the last throw for PJ Productions.

...