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Did Bill Clinton's DNC speech put the lingering tension between the Clintons and the Obama campaign to rest?

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2000 Democratic nominee Al Gore takes a jab at GOP candidate McCain.

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Democratic VP candidate Joe Biden drops in on the final day of the DNC.

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Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., a national co-chair of Barack Obama's presidential campaign, spoke with CBS 2 Political Editor Mike Flannery on Obama's speech, and next steps.

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Barack Obama sent a message of hope and change during his acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, particularly connecting with young voters and African Americans. Christina Hager reports.

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Obama supporters held parties all over town to watch his historic acceptance speech together. CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine reports on reaction from those who watched at the Regal Theater on the South Side.

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No matter what your political party, Obama's acceptance was a huge moment in American history. CBS 2's Dave Carlin was in Mount Vernon as some excited New Yorkers watched Obama's momentous speech.

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Supporters of the Barack Obama campaign gathered at Independence Hall to watch his speech at the Democratic National Convention Thursday evening.

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CBS News' Terri Okita reports from Denver, Colorado

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Senator Barack Obama has some powerful backers in North Texas to thank. Dallas radio host Tom Joyner is on that list. While Joyner likes to joke on his show, he's serious about his support of Obama for president.

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Many watched Barack Obama's speech Thursday night from Scholz Garten.

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Barack Obama gives his acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention. Teri Okita repots.

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Barack Obama tells Democrats the work ahead of them 'will not be easy'.

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Barack Obama accepted the Democratic Party presidential nomination in a moment of history witnessed by a delirious, overflow convention crowd of more than 84,000 cheering admirers at cavernous Invesco Field. (Aug. 28)

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Singer John Legend and Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.i.am perform "Yes We Can" at the Democratic National Convention.

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Barack Obama asks Democrats to keep the American promise alive.