Apr. 14, Interview - Now we turn to the Democratic Party's plans for Denver. Denver has been undergoing a major face lift in preparation for the hundreds of thousands of delegates, journalists, party activists, elected officials, and protesters expected.

The Democratic Party promised to contribute 55 million dollars for week long event in late August. How's it going, we ask DNC spokesperson Natalie Wyeth.

"..we took a different approach this year, we didn't go to New York, we didn't go to Los Angeles.

We came to more of a mid-sized city that's really typical and characteristic of the kind of growth and opportunity we're seeing out here in the West, especially for leaders from our own party. You look at some of the governors we have now, for the Democratic Party, in office in the West, they we're there in 2000. You look at seats in Arizona, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, on and on, these are all new folks. And they're really representative of the kind of leadership our party is putting forward at all levels."