UWIRE's Jason Zone Fisher catches a glimpse of President Barack Obama at one of the several balls Tuesday evening.
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01/21/2009
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UWIRE at the Inauguration
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I watched the Inauguration the other day on TV and the news caster made a comment about dark smoke over the white house. He said what you are seeing is not smoke from a fire.
Then I thought about it. What I saw and what other people were seeing was a dark cloud hanging over the White House on Inauguration Day.
If you recorded this event on your VCR or DVD you can see it for yourself. I am not kidding there was a small dark cloud right over the White House. It was so close it was touching the roof.
Posted by: Mel Steffor | 01/21/2009 at 01:08 PM