Rays tickets The first hour will provide an overview on inaugural activities

Rays tickets For more information about norovirus, go to Kriedeman(717) 787-1783SOURCEPennsylvania Department of HealthStacy Kriedeman of Pennsylvania Department of Health, 1-717-787-1783. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15 /PRNewswire/ The historic inauguration of the firstperson of color to be elected President in the United States will be broadcastlive on January 20 by Radio Bilingue's Linea Abierta as part of an 8-hour,4-day series that culminates the year-long election coverage, Hacia El Voto2008 Beginning at noon (Pacific) from Jan. 19-22, the special, extendedPresidential Inaugural series will feature news and analysis leading up to andfollowing the historic moment when Barack Obama takes the oath as President ofthe U.S. As the nation turns its attention to Washington, where millions are expectedto attend Inaugural festivities, the West Coast-based Linea Abierta will teamup with partner HITN-TV, a national cable and direct satellite TV networkbased in New York, to discuss such topics as the Latino role in Obama'shistoric victory in November and immigration reform The coverage kicks off Monday, Jan. 19 at noon (PT) with two one-hour shows asPresident-elect Obama and Vice President-elect Biden use the Martin LutherKing Jr. holiday to promote community service by volunteering in theWashington area.

The first hour will provide an overview on inaugural activities.In thesecond hour, HITN-TV will provide a forum from New York airing voices fromcitizens on their expectations about this historic moment Linea Abierta airsthis broadcast on a tape-delayed basis On Inauguration Day (Jan. 20), when crowds fill the nation's capital, two-hourcoverage showcases sounds and observations from Capitol Hill, where Obama andBiden take their Oath of Office; and Obama delivers his first presidentialspeech. In the second hour, Linea Abierta's special report includes stories filed bycorrespondents in Washington, commentary by political analysts and listenercalls On Wednesday (Jan. 21), a two-hour immigration reform segment takes centerstage with thousands of Latinos who are expected to descend on the Inauguralfestivities also rallying at the ICE's headquarters to express their feelingsabout immigration reform and other issues that fueled Latinos' fervor to casttheir ballots.The programming culminates Thursday (Jan Rays tickets.

Rays tickets 22) with a look at "The First OneHundred Days" when President Obama will put forth his legislative agenda. Thistwo-hour edition, featuring a forum with live audiences in San Francisco, willencourage participants to comment on priorities for the new Administration. Funding is provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the MitchellKapor Foundation and ZeroDivide, with additional funding by The CaliforniaEndowment, the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund, the James Irvine Foundationand the William Hewlett Foundation. Linea Abierta, and its companion programs Noticiero Latino and EdicionSemanaria, are distributed by Satelite Radio Bilingue, which is owned andoperated by Radio Bilingue, Live feeds and audio archives can be heard on Radio Bilingue is a community-based radio network with a satellite system thatreaches 100 affiliates throughout the U.S., Mexico and Puerto Rico as well asits own six stations in California.