D.C. police brace for inauguration bash
2,000 extra officers from across country drafted in to control crowds, with as many as 700,000 expected to attend
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2,000 extra officers from across country drafted in to control crowds, with as many as 700,000 expected to attend
Obama thanks donors, says, "What we're doing is celebrating each other and celebrating this incredible nation"
From the children of President John F. Kennedy to President Barack Obama, here's a look at first daughters who have grown up in the White House
The president was sworn in by Chief Justice John Roberts at the White House; inaugural ceremony takes place Monday
Fewer people expected after hotel and restaurant reservations, charter bus numbers are tallied
Says the celebration reminds us of democracy's great accomplishments - and could inspire us to do more, if the feeling doesn't subside
Historians look at the qualities that our greatest chief executives have used to inspire and move our country forward
President Obama will be sworn in just before Noon ET today; inaugural ceremonies to be held Monday
Looking back from the start of his second term, the president partially kept - and broke - some of the promises he made during his first inaugural address
A person familiar with the inauguration tells AP that the pop star will perform at Tuesday's ball for White House staffers
Tech Sgt. Grant Langford has played saxophone in the U.S. Air Force band for five years and is also a mentor to a young aspiring musician
President, vice president participate in Martin Luther King National Day of Service events in D.C.
Martin Luther King III talks about his father's legacy, Obama's inauguration, and service to others
Historian Doug Wead talks about what life has been like for Malia and Sasha Obama and what the future may hold for them
Private donors pay for perks like prime row seats, but is the access they get fair?
The inauguration of President Obama's second term marks a traditional break in partisan battles, before fights are renewed over the D.C. agenda
CBS News' Mark Knoller, the authority on White House statistics, breaks down Obama's first term, number by number
A look at memorable inaugural moments: The first African-American president, the inclusion of the LGBT community, a lassoed president and more
With the president, his family, top White House officials and millions of people in one place, inaugurations are a major target
John Dickerson: Why if he wants to transform American politics, Obama must declare war on the Republican Party
However, former Presidents Carter and Clinton will be in attendance on Monday
As the president prepares to embark on his second term, here's how Washington is celebrating
In a new video, the president credits both figures with enabling his own rise, remembers his first inauguration
Supreme Court chief justice will deliver oath of office to the president in two ceremonies; Sotomayor to swear in Biden
The president will be sworn in at the White House on Sunday and at his inaugural ceremony on Monday