Unindicted, Clinton accepts Democratic nomination

PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA -- The Democratic Party comes out of this convention deeply divided, with a nominee who, 56 percent of Americans believe, should have been indicted. Tonight, Clinton was heckled repeatedly. Her supporters responded to the hecklers, outchanting them with "Hill-a-ree." At times, some of us in the press area in the convention hall had difficulty hearing Clinton. Other major speakers were heckled this week, including Elizabeth Warren with chants of "We trusted you," Leon Panetta and General John Allen with chants of "No more war," and Bernie Sanders (at a pep rally outside the convention hall) with boos and jeers when he called on supporters to back the winning ticket. This week, some of the protesters in Philadelphia took up the chant heard at last week's Republican convention: "Lock her up!"