Huddled around tables, eyes glued to the TV, excited San Francisco Democrats watched day one of the Democratic National Convention.
Huddled around tables, eyes glued to the TV, excited San Francisco Democrats watched on as the woman who first made her name here in the Bay Area, took her place as the Democratic nominee for president at day one of the Democratic National Convention .'I thought the first night was extremely exciting and I'm glad that she spoke right away,' said Tina Martin. Tina Martin was taking notes during the night's speeches.
'I was afraid they were going to wait until the fourth night to have a lot of great speakers but they started off this way and I think that was really important,' said Martin. Several high-profile people spoke on night one, from former presidential nominee Hilary Clinton to First Lady Jill Biden. But Tina told KPIX she was most curious to hear President Joe Biden's speech and said he didn't disappoint.
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