LOU WATERS, CNN ANCHOR: Those of us who will be watching tomorrow night will hear a speech by President Clinton. He's delivering a prime time address on opening night. For now, Mr. Clinton is spending his time in Los Angeles raising money. For more about all of that, we're joined by correspondent Kelly Wallace. Kelly, what's happening?</s>KELLY WALLACE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Lou, that's exactly right. The president is raising big money and hobnobbing with some of the biggest names in Hollywood along the way. At this hour, the president is in Malibu at the estate of singer Barbra Streisand for a brunch that is expected to bring in as much as $10 million for Mr. Clinton's presidential library. Now, this event combined with a Saturday night star-studded gala, which was raising money for Mrs. Clinton's U.S. Senate bid, has prompted some political observers to accuse the Clintons of stealing the spotlight and some campaign contributions from Vice President Gore. But the White House dismisses those suggestions, saying that the president has been working over the past several months to raise tons of money to the -- for the Democratic Party to free up the vice president so he can get his message out. Further, they say that both Mr. and Mrs. Clinton will be putting the spotlight on Al Gore and Joe Lieberman at this convention, and why they believe the Gore-Lieberman ticket is the right one to take the country into the future. Aides say the president is still working on that speech. Back to you, Lou, in the studio.</s>WATERS: All right, Kelly.
Democratic National Convention: President Clinton Continues Fund Raising