Feinstein Talks About Obama-Clinton Meeting

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) - host of the private meeting last night between Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. Hillary Clinton - tells CNN the two met at 9 pm for about an hour with no one else in the room and mentioned they were laughing.

Feinstein said Clinton "called her late afternoon to see if she could use her house. Campaign aides were there but waited in the study until they were done speaking."

More details from the New York Times: "The California senator had set up two chairs facing each other. She served them water. Nothing else. Two aides were sent to Mrs. Feinstein's study. And Secret Service agents stayed outside."

Reports Taegan Goddard's Political Wire

Earlier The Clinton campaign had announced that Hillary Clinton will suspend her campaign for the Democratic Presidential nomination on Saturday.

In an email sent to Clinton supporters, she said that she would like to "extend my congratulations to Senator Obama."

This announcement made by the Clinton team comes as Barack Obama, the presumptive Democratic nominee, says that he is 'honored' to be the nominee in the election.

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