Obama is the projected winner of this last primary, though no margin is estimated at this time.
Obama to speak from Saint Paul.
There is good information out there that Clinton and Obama are working out a meeting as soon as possible.
There is also excellent information out there indicating that Clinton is interested in being vice president.
These two things are probably related.
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