"CBS News RAW:" At the DNC, Bryon Pitts speaks with an African American Democratic delegate who says that she has been personally inspired by Barack Obama's presidential campaign.
Katie Couric speaks with political correspondents Bob Schieffer and Jeff Greenfield, who provide analysis on former President Bill Clinton's speech at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.
CBS News' chief political consultant Marc Ambinder gives viewers a quick look at what it's like to work at the Democratic National Convention. Ambinder gets a sneak peek at an off-limits, donor area too.
"CBS News RAW:" Speaking before the Democratic National Convention, former presidential candidate John Kerry praised Barack Obama, while heavily criticizing John McCain as a contradictory candidate.
In an unprecedented fashion, thousands of web bloggers have flocked to this year's Democratic National Convention. Katie Couric explores some tech-savvy areas and gets a massage at the YouTube tent!
"Only On The Web": Missouri resident Tony Viessman traveled to Denver for the Democratic National Convention to help persuade "rednecks" that Barack Obama should get their vote.
Gustav is blamed for at least 22 deaths in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. It's now a tropical storm as it heads for Cuba, but is expected to gain strength. Hari Sreenivasan reports.
Barack Obama lags in getting the crucial white vote needed to win the election in November. It remains to be seen what role racial prejudice will play in the outcome. Byron Pitts reports.
