Washington is about to give President-elect Barack Obama a $160 million party on Tuesday, January 20 at 11:30 ET. when he becomes the 44th President of the United States of America.
Up to 5 million people are expected to party in the streets of Washington as Barack Obama is sworn in as the new President of the U.S.A. No matter how cold the weather is in Washington D.C. millions of people will be celebrating the historic swearing-in of the nation’s first African-American president.
Enjoy live online video coverage, live Washington webcams in the centre of Washington D.C. online news and radio coverage on Tuesday the 20th of January as President-elect Obama becomes the 44th President of the United States of America. Enjoy live online coverage of Barack Obama’s presidential inauguration.
Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies The official website for arranging the presidential inaguration of Barack Obama. Watch live online video coverage of all the historic events HERE on Tuesday 20th January 2008.
CNN has partnered with Facebook to provide live online video streaming of the swearing-in and Obama’s inauguration speech. A Facebook window on CNN.com’s Live channel will aggregate your friends’ related status updates.
The New York Times will have live onlone coverage, punctuated by its innovative multimedia interactives. Don’t miss it.
The Washington Post has its own Presidential Inauguration guide that is particularly useful for Washington, D.C. residents and visitors who want to keep track of related events in the city through January 20.
USA Today will also stream live coverage of the presidential inauguration on Tuesday 20th January 2009.
BBC Online News will be webcasting live online video coverage of Barack Obama’s presidential inauguration in Washington D.C.
Presidential inauguration webcam in Washington D.C. Catch the party atmosphere in the centre of Washington D.C by viewing this live webcam in the centre of the Capitol in Washington D.C.
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