ABC is reporting that an ABC News producer, Asa Eslocker, who works with the investigative unit of ABC was arrested today while attempting to photograph Democratic Senators and VIP donors as they were leaving a private meeting at the Brown Palace Hotel.

The Democratic Convention just held their open floor roll call vote and Barack Obama is now the official Democratic candidate for President of the United states of America.

Democratic pundits across the web are questioning the strategy and themes of the Democratic Convention and wondering why there are not more attacks against Republicans. The answer is that the Obama campaign is rewriting the speeches to fit his theme.

Hillary Clinton was the last speaker at the Democratic Convention last night and gave a speech aimed at her supporters, specifically the supporters that were not satisfied with Barack Obama. Reactions to Clinton's speech were mixed.

The Republican National Committee threw an event in Denver called "Happy Hour for Hillary," where McCain and Clinton supporters gathered together for one specific cause: To oppose Barack Obama.

After Michelle Obama spoke at the Democratic Convention last night, evidently one person in Pasco County Florida was extremely displeased. His negative reaction led to a six-hour standoff with police.

Bill Clinton is in the spotlight and accused of undercutting Barack Obama, as Hillary Clinton prepares to make her speech at the Democratic Convention tonight, where she is expected to promote party unity. *Update* Video added

Day one was not what Democratic officials hoped it would be with protests, assassination plots, Ted Kennedy and Bill and Hillary Clinton dominating the news. Coverage again today shows it is still all about the Clintons

CBS4 speaks to a suspect involved in what appears to be a disorganized assassination plot to kill Barack Obama, who says, "He don't belong in political office. Blacks don't belong in political office. He ought to be shot."

Authorities have arrested two men in Colorado and have scheduled a press conference for Tuesday at 4 pm, to speak about reports of a possible assassination plot against Barack Obama

While the Democratic National Convention is kicking off its first day with multiple speakers preparing to speak to the crowds inside, protesters outside the Pepsi Center are complaining about feeling like prisoners as heavily armed police surround them.

During a fundraiser in Sacramento, California, John McCain told the crowd that his wife Cindy McCain is on her way to war-torn Georgia, where she will meet with officials, including Georgian President Mikheil Sakaasvili.

News is coming out of Denver a mile a minute, so to speak, and the latest reports show that some top Hillary Clinton advisers and supporters will be leaving town before Barack Obama gives his acceptance speech on Thursday.

The Republican National Committee issues another ad, using Hillary Clinton's statement about Barack Obama's lack of experience.

Debra Bartoshevich was a Wisconsin national delegate who was stripped of her delegate status by the Wisconsin Democratic Party after publicly declaring she might vote for John McCain. Bartoshevich is now featured in the latest John McCain ad.

Deep tensions boil between Hillary Clinton supporters and Barack Obama supporters at the Democratic National Convention. Mistrust and resentment are stewing while supporters from both sides trade "not for attribution" barbs.

Michigan and Florida were to have been penalized by having only half of their voting rights at the Democratic Convention after moving their primaries forward. They have just been given their full voting rights back after Barack Obama requested it.

Anti-war protesters decided to get a head-start on the Democratic Convention protest as hundreds marched through the streets of Denver. Cindy Sheehan was among the protesters.

With news reports, forums, online media outlets and bloggers showing anger that Barack Obama did not "vet" Hillary Clinton, Obama surrogates are in damage control mode saying Clinton was considered. Media sources show that it is, still, all about Hillary.

Reports came out before Barack Obama announced Joe Biden as his running mate, showing Hillary Clinton had not been vetted for the position at all and was not considered. Today John McCain takes aim at Clinton supporters in a new ad called "Passed Over."