Inauguration: Pomp, parties and policy

January 22, 2013 4:54 AM

DC police say more than 800,000 people attended the Inauguration Day swearing-in on the National Mall and thousands of them stayed around to join the president for the inaugural parties. CBS News' Bill Plante reports.

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