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May 13, 2008

West Virginia Primary

Voters headed to the polls today in what is largely expected to be an easy victory for Sen. Hillary Clinton. Hoping to diminish the calls for her to drop out of the race, Clinton is emphasizing the importance of West Virginia and told voters there today that "this may be the most important vote you've ever cast." But will her victory put a dent in Obama's delegate lead? Kate Snow reports.

Earthquake Aftermath

The death toll from the massive earthquake that shook central China topped 12,000 today, with reports that more than 18,000 people are still buried under the rubble. Government rescue workers finally reached Wenchuan County -- the epicenter of the earthquake -- offering a glimmer of hope to citizens there. But the more rescue workers uncover, the grimmer it looks. Neal Karlinsky reports from China with the latest. Read more here

Praying at the Pub

Beers and the Bible may seem as opposite as fire and ice, but one Ohio reverend Begs to differ. The Rev. Chris Heckaman is shaking things up on the church scene by holding Sunday services at a local pub. The Country Rock Church offers a dose of music, mechanical bulls and beer, along with prayer and sermons. Some believe it's a great way to reach people who are otherwise not going to church. But others are not sure that Jesus and alcohol mix. Vicki Mabrey sees it as a "Sign of the Times." Read more here.



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