AFP: Clinton, Obama do battle in Indiana, North Carolina 07 May

Voters in the midwestern state of Indiana go to the polls on Tuesday with Barack Obama hoping to knock resurgent rival Hillary Clinton out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. An AFPTV report.

With nearly all the votes counted, Obama had doubled Clinton's vote total, winning 55 percent to her 27 percent, a more than 2 to 1 margin. Edwards had 18 percent. Speakers: Sen. Barack Obama Sen. Hillary Clinton Thomas Mann of the Brookings Institution

Hillary Clinton on Saturday threw her full support behind Barack Obama, as she unequivocally endorsed the Democratic White House nominee and vowed to do all she could to make her former foe president.

Clinton's victory gave her new momentum and set up a tough battle with Obama as the race heads on to contest in Nevada and South Carolina

Obama, aided by a huge edge among black voters, leads Clinton 43 percent to 25 percent in the rolling tracking poll. John Edwards is a distant third at 15 percent heading into Saturday's contest. The race in South Carolina still shows some fluidity. Jon Decker reports.

Clinton's victory gave her new momentum and set up a tough battle with Obama as the race heads on to contest in Nevada and South Carolina

This is his 9th straight victory over New York Sen. Hillary Clinton in their battle for the party's presidential nomination.

The crew of the U.S.S. North Carolina, somewhere far from home, plans Christmas for their children. A check for over $2,000, the sum of their donations, accompanies a letter written to Macy's department store in New York, along with a list of 729 names and addresses of small fry. The store is requested to choose a gift for each at an average cost of three dollars, and mail same with a card reading "For sons and daughters, Merry Christmas from your dad and his shipmates of the U.S.S. North Carolina.

Athens, GA. - Led by Charley Justice, the North Carolina Tar Heels rip through the Georgia Bulldogs. An 85-yard punt return by Justice is the thrill play of the contest.