As 20,000 people packed the convention arena to watch Hillary Clinton try to heal party wounds, Philippe Gelie, Washington bureau chief of Le Figaro, was not among them. Instead, the French reporter had to watch the speech on a hallway monitor along with many others who were left outside. Still, he had plenty to say about Clinton's address.Frontline World's Natasha del Toro reports from Denver.

Patricia Campos Mello is the Washington D.C. correspondent for O Estado Sao Paolo, one of Brazil's largest daily newspapers. From the Democratic National Convention in Denver, she talks with FRONTLINE/World's Natasha del Toro about the Brazilian obsession with Obama.

An estimated 2,000 foreign press corps from more than 130 countries are reporting on the upcoming election and how America's decision will affect them back home. From Nigeria to Mexico and France, there is a common thread that this is an historic presidential race. Reporter Natasha del Toro and coordinating producer David Ritsher talked to foreign journalists covering the Democratic National Convention in Denver last week.

PRI's The World's Matthew Bell and Jason Margolis hit the road to cover the Republican National Convention in Minnesota.