Obama/Biden ticket makes debut: Senator Obama introduced his running mate to a roaring crowd in Illinois yesterday, and Biden wasted no time attacking his longtime friend and Republican nominee John McCain. Biden said McCain "can't change America when you know your first four years as president will look exactly like the last eight years of George Bush's presidency." The two top Democrats will campaign across the country and head to Denver, where Obama will accept the nomination from his party on Thursday night, in front of a crowd of 70,000 people.

Beijing Summer Olympics come to an end: After 16-days, the Michael Phelps phenomenon, a Chinese gymnast controversy and a awe-inspiring opening ceremony, the 2008 summer Olympics are coming to a close. The host nation won 51 gold medals, the most of any country, and the United States won 36. The closing ceremony takes place tonight with the passing of the Olympic flag to London, the host of the 2012 games.

Prices soar at drugstore: Gas prices may be coming down, but the cost of essential products, like toilet paper, paper towels and toothpaste, have increased almost 10 percent over the last six months. Industry insiders say prices will continue to rise over the coming months, due to the increasing costs for production and shipping.

Florida mom missing: Josephine Frenna, who recently sought a restraining order against her husband, has gone missing. The mother filed for divorce and was scheduled to appear in court on Friday. Josephine's 14-year-old son reported her missing when he found her pocketbook, cell phone and car still at home. Police are investigating the disappearance and currently have no leads.

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