Trump Inauguration Ceremony Moves Inside Capitol

As Donald Trump prepares for his second inauguration, significant changes have been made to the ceremony's logistics due to extreme winter weather conditions, with the event now set to take place inside the Capitol Rotunda. The capital region is expecting 1 to 4 inches of snow, along with bitterly cold temperatures, prompting concerns for public safety during the outdoor festivities, including Trump's 'Make America Great Again Victory Rally.' Despite the challenges, Trump remains optimistic about the significance of the event, emphasizing the safety of attendees and suggesting that live viewing will still occur at Capital One Arena. Local officials, including D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, aim to maintain a cooperative relationship with Trump, contrasting with the previous administration where many local leaders were openly critical. The viewing stand for the inaugural parade has seen increased costs, and city leaders are looking for common ground with the incoming president. In light of the weather, precautions have been taken to protect both attendees and law enforcement during the inaugural activities.