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The Democratic National Convention #899057

ABC Special for Monday, Aug 26, 1996

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Live ABC coverage and analysis of the 1996 Democratic National Convention with Peter Jennings (ABC), including speeches by: -- Hillary Clinton (brief remarks) -- gun control advocates Sarah and Jim Brady -- actor Christopher Reeve -- Bill Clinton (brief remarks via satellite from Toledo)

  • Live interviews with Washington state delegate Nancy Rising, Rep. Charles Rangel, former Democratic National Committee Vice Chair Lynn Cutler, Sen. Christopher Dodd, and Sarah and Jim Brady.

    • Reporter(s):
    Brinkley, David;
    Donaldson, Sam;
    Greenfield, Jeff;
    McQueen, Michel;
    Roberts, Cokie
    Duration:
    00:14:00

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