LEMON: After three days of R&R; in the Caribbean, Barack Obama is back campaigning. The Democratic front-runner spoke a short time ago at a town hall meeting in Greensboro, North Carolina. He focused on the economy.</s>SEN. BARACK OBAMA (D-IL), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: According to John McCain, he said that the best way for us to address the fact that millions of Americans are losing their homes is to just sit back and watch it happen. In his entire speech yesterday, he offered not one policy, not one idea, not one bit of relief to the nearly 35,000 North Carolinians who are forced to foreclose on their dream over the last few months. Not one. Not a single idea. Not a single policy prescription. Now we have been down this road before. It's the road that George Bush has taken for the last eight years.</s>LEMON: North Carolina's Democratic primary is May 6. Presidential campaigns don't leave much family time for candidates, but, this evening, Hillary Clinton and her daughter, Chelsea, will appear together in the nation's capital. The Clinton campaign calls it a march to victory rally. Bill Clinton says his wife won't back down from a fight with Barack Obama, no matter how heated their battle for the Democratic nomination gets. The former president is on the trail today in West Virginia.</s>BILL CLINTON, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: I have already had four people come up to me and say, tell her not to quit. And I want to tell you something. My family is not big on quitting. You have probably noticed that.</s>LEMON: The former president says that his wife is gaining on Obama and he is rejecting calls from some Democrats who say Hillary Clinton should bow out of the race to unify the party. Settle or sue? Families of victims of the Virginia Tech shooting may have to make a decision soon. We have got the details for you.
Barack Obama Back on the Campaign Trail