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i died, just completely going crazy. >> reporter: on inauguration day in 2009, jim rosenheim witnessed a giving of gifts he would never forget. >> we have coming president's wife giving -- excuse me -- our gift and our box publicly on the steps of the white house with the american flag andnd the marines standing there. >> reporter: it was a leather-bound journal, but for this local jeweler, it represented much more. >> thinkingbout where we came from, how hard my parents worked and we're now a little tiny bit of history, how can you fathom thdt? >> reporter: the rosenheims say business has continued with thee obamas buthey can't say much more because like any good jeweler, discretion is key. and, gayle, on that note, wouldn't it be nice if i could just walk out and discreetly forget to give back what's ony yes, if you want to be shot. >> reporter: here, take it. >> i would not advise that, julianna, you're a honest person. thank you. >>> coming u unext, theost unforgettable moments of the morning."rning." >>> before we go can say looking forward to the lewis hamilton piece. before met

in the hard of the nation's capital, jim and matthew rosenheim. >> we are 85 years old now. we are kind of an institution within washington. >> reporter: they started, well, depression. in 1930, roz and marty rosenheim opened this door with one grounding principle. >> my dad said something to me that is the driving force. i want people to come here special. >> reporter: but he credited his >> the reason tiny box is here is because of my mother. >> reporter: she attended to the kennedys and barbra streisand and sammy davis jr. >> she was a very vivacious woman. my mother owned that word, she had the nerve to say anything to anybody. >> reporter: like the times senator joseph mccarthy in the midst of his communist witch hunt walked through his door. mrs. rosenheim directed some salted salty language his way but the senator still walked out with a pin. >> i think her willingness to engage people. >> reporter: that helped the tiny store leave an outside imprint on american history. a friendship with a young madeleine albright had world from some of rosenheim's vintage pins. >> w