Should Michigan and Florida do it over?

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Will there be a Clinton/Obama ticket? Both Hillary Clinton and former President Bill Clinton referred to that possibility over the weekend. Plus the Democratic National Committee is talking about how to seat the delegates from Florida and Michigan. Click here to hear the interview with ABC Political Consultant Steve Roberts.

Casey Knowles is the sleeping eight-year-old girl appearing in a recent TV ad for Hillary Clinton about the 3 a.m. White House phone call. It's old footage; Knowles is about to turn 18. And if you think her appearance constitutes an endorsement of Clinton, think again: Knowles supports Barack Obama and has been campaigning for him. The file footage was originally shot for a railroad company advertisement. The Clinton campaign purchased it. Knowles says she doesn't like the ad, telling ABC's "Good Morning America Weekend Edition" that it's "fear-mongering" and a "cheap hit to take." Knowles says, quote, "I really prefer Obama's message of looking forward to a bright future."

There has been talk over the weekend of the security in place for the Summer Olympics in Beijing after a terrorism plot on an airplane was thwarted. We talked with Stephanie Cy in Beijing and she gave us the inside scoop. She also talked how volunteers are important to the 2008 games much as they were to our games in 2002. Click here to hear the interview.