Man - He's Cute!!!!

The stretch Hummer limo pulled up in the parking lot outside Fox 13 studios, and the teenagers screamed. KSL's Mary Richards screamed too. She was there bringing us the exciting moment live this morning. Young David seemed overwhelmed by the attention, especially when the Murray High cheerleaders nearly tackled him. What a life for this young man - and what a thrill for all of us.

Hillary Clinton is taking her pitch for the Democratic White House bid to superdelegates in spite of pundits who say she can no longer beat Barack Obama for the nomination. In an interview with USA Today, Clinton says she has "a much broader base" for a winning coalition than Barack Obama does. Clinton will be campaigning in Oregon today before heading to Kentucky for a Democratic party dinner tonight.

He's still not making an endorsement. But former candidate John Edwards seemed to stop just short of it this morning. The superdelegate tells NBC's "Today" show that Obama can unite the Democratic party, bring in new voters and get people excited about change. The former vice-presidential candidate says Hillary Clinton has made a very strong case for her candidacy, but adds "it's very difficult to make the math work" for her nomination.

Utah Jazz owner Larry Miller says he won't attend Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals because it's being played on a Sunday. Miller, a member of the Mormon church, says he won't attend because of religious reasons. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints encourages members to avoid non-religious activities on Sundays. Miller told The Salt Lake Tribune he probably won't watch the game on TV or listen on radio, but his wife might watch the game and give him updates while he takes a long drive.