9:02: Tom Brokaw talks about back when "Obama sent that thrill up your leg, Chris."

9:05: Andrea Mitchell reports from Hillary headquarters. "They are holding their breath ... They think they've won Indiana. ... This is not a knock out punch for Hillary Clinton ... They've got very hard work to do to hold those superdelegates from declaring. ... There's on way to spin this... This was not a game changer."

9:12: Cable nets turn to Obama's speech in Raleigh, NC:

9:12: TVNewser catches: "NBC now calls Indiana too close to call (it was too early to call)"

9:13: Obama congrats Hillary on "what appears to be her victory in the great state of Indiana."

9:17: Sign of the times? My online feed of MSNBC is coming in more quickly than my television.

9:30: Charlie Gibson anchored an updated World News at 9:30 with primary reports from David Wright (in NC with Obama campaign) and George Stephanopoulos in NY.

9:32: Anderson Cooper joins the coverage after Obama's speech.

9:40: See "CBS And Its 8:09 PM Indiana Call"

9:42: Who says we don't listen to the radio, Chris Berry?!?

On NPR, the Hillary campaign's senior campaign strategist Geoff Garin calls in to chat :

She offers more to the country.

He says the country will hear from her "when more votes are counted. ... We want to make sure this is all put to bed."

Obama superdelegate Joe Andrew comes on next.

9:48: Bill Hemmer takes to the wall. Brit Hume later asks Hemmer if he'll teach him how to use the wall.

9:49: Candy Crowley's in the house.

9:55: Rachel Maddow and David Gregory suggest that Obama's Raleigh speech was "an acceptance speech" for the Democratic nomination.

9:57: Brit Hume says he's getting on in years waiting for Indiana results.