(21 Jan 2013)
1. Wide top view of parade along Pennsylvania Avenue
2. Mid of presidential motorcade driving past US Treasury Building, Washington Monument in background
3. Top shot of police motorcycles driving past presidential stand
4. Various of US Vice President Joe Biden waving to crowds
5. Mid of crowd cheering
6. Close-up of US President Barack Obama waving and blowing kisses
7. Cutaway of crowd
8. Various of Obama with wife Michelle walking along Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House
9. Wide pan of crowd cheering
10. Close-up of Obamas walking from White House to viewing stand, UPSOUND: (English) Unknown person: "Mr. President, how was it?" Barack Obama, US President: "It was great. How about the weather. (Thumbs up.) Can't be beat."
11. Various as Obamas enter viewing stand
12. Close and panas official party is seated
13. Various of military band marching
14. Mid of President with family saluting
15. Mid of members of the US Army Field Band saluting
16. Reverse shot of Obama saluting
17. Zoom out from band marching past viewing stand
18. West Point cadets marching
19. Various of Punahou High School, Hawaii, Marching Band and JROTC (Junior Officer Training Corps) Colour Guard ++including cutaway of Obamas++
20. Various of Isiserettes Drill & Drum Corps from Iowa performing
21. Close-up of Obama enjoying performance
22. Various of Isiserettes Drill & Drum Corps
23. Various of President and First Lady watching, cheering as the Isiserettes Drill & Drum Corps pass
24. Zoom in to marching bands along Pennsylvania Avenue
STORYLINE:
US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama emerged twice from their limousine on Monday to respond to wildly cheering crowds along the inaugural parade route from Capitol Hill to the White House.
The couple waved to chanting, flag-waving crowds lining Pennsylvania Avenue to celebrate the start of Obama's second term.
Spectators began shouting "Obama, Obama" as many in the crowd used their mobile phones to capture the scene.
The first lady blew air kisses to the crowd as the couple got back in their limousine after walking about three blocks.
During the second walk, near the White House, the crowd roared as the Obamas passed in front of bleachers, waving and smiling.
Michelle Obama occasionally clapped her hands when she wasn't holding hands with the president.
Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, also left their limousine to acknowledge the crowds.
Biden on several occasions bounded over to the barricades to shake hands with spectators and pose with children.
Obama, Biden and their families were among more than 8,800 people, floats and marching bands participating in the late-starting parade that passed before viewing stands and bleachers after Obama's public swearing-in ceremony.
The President and First Lady seemed to enjoy the performances, which included the Punahou High School, Hawaii, Marching Band and Isiserettes Drill & Drum Corps from Iowa.
Thousands of people had waited in security lines that stretched an entire block to gain access to parade-viewing spots accessible to the general public without a special ticket.
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