NATALIE ALLEN, CNN ANCHOR: We turn now to the Democratic race. Vice President Al Gore is campaigning right this very moment in Ohio, in Cleveland. He is talking health-care issues with some older Americans, and they're asking him questions about health care, so we'll listen in just for a few moments.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: ... benefit for helping them out. That's why I'm for you, because you're looking out for my in-laws. I appreciate it.</s>VICE PRES. AL GORE (D), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Yes, thank you. Thank you.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Eighty-eight.</s>GORE: Eighty-eight. Ninety-two. The mayor's Cub Scout mother is 92. Anybody beat that? Pardon me? Eighty-four. Well, 92. I believe you get the award today, so...</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: He was just like he is now. Whatever he believed in, he didn't change his opinion about it.</s>GORE: Well, now, he...</s>ALLEN: Vice President Al Gore campaigning in Cleveland, Ohio, visiting some older Americans and talking about health care today. Ohio holds its primary March 7th. That's also the day of the California primary, and Gore will travel to that state later today.
Vice President Gore Campaigns to Elderly in Cleveland, Ohio