CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: For more on the themes, events, and speakers scheduled over the four-day Democratic Convention, here's CNN's Judy Woodruff.</s>JUDY WOODRUFF, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Here's a look ahead to the Democratic National Convention as it gets under way Monday, August 14. The four nights will focus on what the Democrats see as the bottom line of politics.</s>LYDIA CAMARILLO, DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: The economy is really working for the American public, and I think the American public have to ask themselves, I'm doing great right now, and do I want to continue to do better?</s>WOODRUFF: Democrats have blanketed Los Angeles in a campaign of faces, and they will again rely on individuals and their stories to embody themes and convey their priorities in daily panel sessions. But there will be prominent Democratic Party members as well. On Monday, First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton will appear before the convention, and her husband, the president, will deliver the final address of the first night. On Tuesday, Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, the daughter of the slain president, will speak, as will her uncle, Senator Ted Kennedy. Former Gore challenger Bill Bradley will take the podium, as will the Reverend Jesse Jackson. On Wednesday, vice presidential running mate Joseph Lieberman will address the convention. And on Thursday, Al Gore's life story will be shared by those closest to him through the years, his childhood, his college years, his service in Vietnam, and his political career. Then the candidate turns his vision to the future with the acceptance speech that brings down the curtain on the Democratic National Convention.
Democrats to Focus on 'Bottom Line' of Politics