Apr. 22, Headlines - Pennsylvanians head to the polls today. With 158 delegates at stake, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Both spent the last hours aggressively campaigning across the state. Meanwhile the the latest fundraising reports show Obama has 5 times more money than Clinton. Obama made 40 million dollars in March. Clinton raised twenty million but is ten million dollars in debt.

Republican presumptive nominee John McCain says he will have a difficult time winning over black voters. At a campaign stop in Alabama, McCain delivered a speech near the Edmund Pettus Bridge which become famous for the bloody beatings of civil rights marchers in 1965. McCain said he is "aware of the challenges" in gaining the black vote. But he insisted he's up to that challenge. McCain drew a crowd of about 100 people, most of them white, in a town that is 70 percent black.

Documentary Filmmaker Michael Moore has endorsed Obama. He denounced Hillary Clinton's negative campaign tactics.