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After a win in West Virginia, Hillary Clinton aims to slow down Barack Obama's momentum. She's meeting with super delegates and top funders in Washington DC. Meanwhile, Obama is attempting to make inroads with the very demographic he is loosing the most with: white working class voters. He laid out a new plan in Michigan today. And in other election news, a conservative Congressional district in Mississippi turned Democrat. The special election results are serious indicators for the Republicans in November. FSRN's Leigh Ann Caldwell reports.
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