. >> reporter: over the past eight years, chief white house photographer pete souza has taken as manys 2,000 pictures a day of president obama. some recording singular events in the nation's history. and some simply capturing a moment. >> on halloween a few years ago, this was the son of a staffer. as he was leaving, he said, zap me in your web. one of the things that i'm just trying to do is show him, not just as a president but as a human being, what is he like as a man? ep>> rorter: in 2005, souza was working for the tribune" when he began taking pictures ofar boback ama, then a new senator from illinois. >> i loved his pictures. not only does he have an amazing eye, not only are his pictures evocative, accurate, creative, but he's also become a great friend and somebody i trust. >> reporter: souza took this photo in 2007, as obama was about to announce his candidacy for president. >> he's about to walk out and his life is never going to be the same. >> reporter: and in 2009, the new president offered pete souza the job of white house photographer. a job he had had before during ro

obama, souza has also taken some iconic photographs. >> watching to see if the bin laden operation wasoing to be successful. >> you could feel the tension in that room. my job was to not disturb the moment, yet try to capture visually what was taking place. >> reporter: and the less solemn moments. >> the little boy touching my head. >> the president bent down and jacob touched his head to feel his head. >> when staff members brought their children to the white house, there was sometimes a presidential visit. >> i was in disbelief that the president of the united states was lying down in the oval office. >> how do you decide when it's appropriate to intrude on a president? >> it's more intuition than it is anything. but there's certain times when you know, okay, let's give him some space. >> reporter: but souza always had to be ready. as when the first couple briefly held hands during the commemoration of the civil rights march from selma, alabama to montgomery. >> when it first happened, i was out of position. so i literally ran to line up my composition and clicked a couple of frames

but there's certain times when you know, let's give him some space. >> souza always had to be ready ase first couple briefly held hands during the commemoration of the civil rights march from selma, alabama, to montgomery. >> when it first happened i was out of position. so i kinda literally ran to line up my composition and clicked a couple of frames. then their hands let go. >> or when the president in a museum impulsively boarded the bus which had carried rosa parks the day she sat in the whites only section. >> just the one frame of him looking out the window. it evokes the past in a lot of ways. >> to preserve the here and now meant understanding his subject and anticipating movements. >> you have to be ready, that keeps you on your toes. >> when a friend told souza that after eight years he made every picture he could possibly make he almost conceded her point. but just a few days later at the opening of the new african american museum. >> i made two two photographs that i'm still proud of. >> the vice president was kneeling down talking to is the daughter of a slave. literally l

. >> reporter: for the past eight years, pete souza has watched history through the viewfinder of histo walk into the oval office every day, to walk along the colonnade, to just photograph this man every day, has just been a unique experience. >> reporter: he was behind the scenes for world-changing events, like the may afternoon in 2011 when u.s. special forces killed osama bin laden. >> this was in the situation room. you can see in the faces, how tense this was to watch. the interesting thing to me is that you can see the general sitting in what would be considered the president's chair, and he stood up to give the president his chair, and the president's like, "no, no, no, you stay where you're at, because you're in control here. and i'll just pull up a chair." there were days of sadness, like preparing for the december 2012 prayer service for the young victims of the newtown, connecticut, school shooting. it meant president obama would miss his own daughter's dance recital. instead, he went to her dress rehearsal. >> sasha's participation was in, i think, in three of the 16 perfo

¿y la souza rangel?? ¿por quÉ no contestas mis llamadas? >> porque ya no quiero hablar contigo. mÁrchate, sal, vete. >> escucha, yo merezco saber, por lo menos, quÉ sucediÓ, por quÉ razÓn me mentiste. >> ¿yo mentÍ? >> tÚ me mentiste a mÍ. >> ¡estÁs casado! es mejor no decir mÁs nada. sal de aquÍ, vete, mÁrchate. >> las cosas no son asÍ, regina. >> ¿estÁs o no estas casado? >> estoy casado, pero-- >> ¡basta! cÁllate. por dios, no aguanto mÁs esto. estoy harta, ¿entiendes? ¡ya te dije que te fueras! >> escucha, por favor. >> ¡no quiero escuchar nada! ¡no quiero mentiras ni falsedades! ¡estoy cansada! ¿me dejas en paz? >> ¿me dejas hablar? Óyeme. >> ¡ya te dije que te vayas de aquÍ! >> regina, basta. demente, estÁs desequilibrada. >> ¡la prÓxima vez no voy a fallar! >> regina. >> ¡sal! >> ¡regina! >> ¡sal! [jadea] >> alicia, quiero despertar contigo, quiero dormir, besarte. quiero estar contigo. ¿consigues entender eso? puedo traducirlo al Árabe tambiÉn. te juro que lo intento. sucede que somos diferentes.

souza instagramed these snow day pics from 2010 saying he couldn't pick just one favorite photo, thisas his favorite day. talk about a guy who's witnessed so much history. pete has been there since day one with president obama. >>> president obama campaigned on promises of hope and change back in 2008. nbc's harry smith takes a look back at how the last eight years have changed him. >> reporter: we've grown accustomed to this face, and my how it's changed. since his speech in 2004 -- >> there is not a liberal america, a conservative america. there is the united states of america. >> reporter: president obama has occupied the focus of many a camera. we, though, view him from the lens of our own expectations, our dreams, our biases. imagine how any of us would have fared under the circumstances. you are president of the united states, commander in chief, leader of the free world, but also comforter in chief, scold, cheerleader, father, husband, wearer of weird shirts, and turkey pardoner. >> you are hereby pardoned. >> reporter: we have seen him pensive and watched him preach. ♪ we have

the aband's most famous directo john fiphilip souza. she graduated from west potomac high in alexandria. >> in high school i won the john philip souza award in band. almost a premonition of what's happening now in my life. >> reporter: will be her fourth inauguration. it should be her fifth. >> i came down with the stomach virus the night before, so my first one ended up being george w. bush. to have grown up in the mid all of this, i feel lucky. >> reporter: diaz is the son of cuban immigrants. he says he's grateful for what they went through to give him this opportunity. >> my grandfather and my grandmother struggling so much to get to this country and really making a huge impact on me. >> reporter: on friday as staff sergeant diaz is playing for the president of the united states, he'll be thinking of what his family and so many immigrant families went through to become u.s. citizens. >> i'll probably be thinking about my grandfather and the struggles that he had coming to this country and establishing himself and working hard and th

you're there almost every moment except when they're alone. >> sometimes then too. >> you said pete souzae official obama administration photographer. >> for a short time. >> first social media photographer. this is president obama and he's with a little boy here. for a lot of african-americans, people of color, this is one of the most significant pictures of his presidency. >> i love it. >> what does it say to you? >> there's a young man who sees in the president someone like himself. fact pete was there to get that moment is why you have photographer. it's about the history, not the pr. >> i have one in my office, him on the rosa parks bus. >> that's good one. >> and another standing in the portico of the white house, see his shadow beautiful. >> you need some kennerly photos. >> i'll take some. let's talk about another one. president obama in the situation room with security team may of 2011. i remember this. i was on the air that night tracking the operation against osama bin laden. why is it so powerful? >> where the rubber hits the road with history, having a photographer cleared to

that was one of the most stunning example in that picture that pete souza took of everyone in the situation room is so iconic now. that was a really clear indication of how decisive he could be. security people are not reading apparently any papers being presented to them by the outgoing administration. >> so many ways in which there's such a shocking disconnect between the outgoing and incoming administration. >> well said, eugene robinson, stick with us for some really good stuff coming up now. special report the audacity of barack obama continues in a barack obama continues in a moment. what's the best way to get two servings of veggies? barack obama continues in a moment. v8 or a fancy juice store? ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... done! that's not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. tadirectv now. stream all your entertainment! anywhere! anytime! can we lose the 'all'. there's no cbs and we don't have a ton of sports. anywhere, any... let's lose the 'anywhere, anytime' too. you can't download on-the-go, there's no dvr, yada yada y

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his long-time photographer, pete souza, posting this photo on social media. joe and dr.ill biden left the capitol on amtrak, a trip he's taken about 8,000 times throughout his career. after the ceremony, president trump got down to business, signing a series of executive orders. alongside him, his grandchildren, laughing and playing. a sweet moment as his son barron played peek-a-boo with ivanka's son. offering the first pen to nancy pelosi. >> how about we do nancy first, is that okay? >> reporter: this the first photo of president trump in the white house red room. followed by yet another tradition, lunch in the capitol with 200 guests, including hillary clinton. it's the first time she and trump have come face-to-face since the election. shortly after, a surprising public show of respect for the clintons, with memories of their bitter presidential battle still so fresh. >> i was very honored. very, very honored. when i h clinton and secretary hillary clinton was coming today. and i think it's appropriate to say, i'd like you to stand up. i have a lot of respect for th

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cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> i don't like to break up a good john phillips souzaaign and will serve him well, i think, in the future. he can't get too high-winded because it's not him. you also don't want the speech attacked for being, you know, the worst inaugural speech, for him going off script. so it's going to be fascinating to watch. >> i think obama had a similar challenge. everybody -- maybe his -- everybody loves his speeches, so they thought the inaugural address had to be the greatest thing ever. neither inaugural address is in his top five. >> no. but they were true to form. >> of who he was. >> you know, used to unify the country, lay out vision and bring everybody into that vision. it will be interesting tomorrow. trump never gives a speech without naming an enemy or criticizing someone. it will be interesting to see who he bases his negative rhetoric on tomorrow. he is incapable of giving a speech without having an enemy. >> can he for a day -- like the other speeches, the country is so terrible -- can he be positive on the america? one thing he's u

. >> in fact, in high school i won the john philip souza award in band.t's almost a premonition of what's happening now in my life. >> every single one of the band combat ready. >>> the inaugural committee has announced three official inaugural balls friday night. but there will be others sponsored by state societies and other organizations as well. while the smithsonian doesn't host any of the inaugural parties, one of its museums will have its third ball this friday night. they're hoping for a big crowd. >> they say they still have plenty of tickets left. the museum has a huge dance floor. they're hoping to fill it up this friday night. the ticket sales will help honor the contributions of americans whose ancestors occupied this national hmuseum of the america indian a nonpartisan group will gather to celebrate the peaceful transition of power. while it's billed as an inaugural ball, its real purpose is to celebrate the contributions of american indians in service to this country and in saving this land since the revolutionary war. >> a couple of years

pete souza of the white house, the little boy asked if he could feel his hair. >> always bowing. >> hented to do the bowing joke. >> why would you ever miss an episode of this show? recorded every day. that's it for us. >> bret: president-elect donald trump's pick to run the pentagon shows he's anything but soft on russia. accusing vladimir putin of trying to break up nato. this is "special report" ." good evening paired welcome to another special two hour edition of "special report." we are coming to live tonight from the villages near orlando, florida. it's a gorgeous night, as you can see here. i am bret baier. we begin tonight with questions and concerns over the incoming trump administration's relationship with and attitude toward russia. a flurry of questions on that topic on capitol hill.

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