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First person account of the crowds in Washington

By Geoff Roth

Story Published: Jan 20, 2009 at 10:37 PM EDT

Story Updated: Jan 20, 2009 at 10:37 PM EDT

It's estimated that nearly 2 million people crowded Washington, DC on Tuesday to witness the swearing in of President Obama. Among them was KSEE 24 News Executive Producer Larry Johnson. On KSEE 24 News at Six, Larry talked about having to spend more than 5 hours to get to his spot in front of the Capitol to witness history. Larry said that, despite the crowds, the waiting, and all of the security, people were in a festive mood, and just glad to be there.

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