Democratic Candidates Hope to Make a Splash in San Diego

The leading Democratic candidates for president are on their way to San Diego this weekend to attend the state Democratic Party Convention, where they hope to make inroads for endorsements and fundraising while portraying an air of momentum.Reporter: John Myers

Democrats Rally Party Faithful ... and Reach Out to Faithful

For the first time ever, the Democratic National Committee in Washington has placed a full-ime interfaith outreach director in California,in hopes of convincing Jewish, Christian and Muslim voters to think about voting Dmocratic in next year's presidential election. The move marks a dramatic shift for a party that has long avoided mixing religion and politics.Reporter: Stephanie Martin

Gabriel's Scars

Gabriel Hinojas has spent almost half his life in a Latino street gang. After his last stint in prison, he made a big decision: He was going to be a responsible, law-abiding citizen and father. But turning over a new leaf is not as easy as it might seem.Reporter: Rob Schmitz

Contre Dancing in Aromas

Every month in the small central coast town of Aromas, scores of locals file down from the hills to join in a contra dance. The dance style originated in England, but it has long been developing its own flavor on American soil.Reporter: Colin Meusel

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