we'll talk to jason chaffetz. here's a look at our top stories this morning. seeing plenty of fallout from that decision by the swiss central bank. an asset broker in new zealand is shutting down because of losses and this was frank -- the swiss franc. saying its clients owe $245 million in their accounts. the central banks move only increases financial uncertainty. >> what it clearly does do is add additional volatility. my conclusion would be increasing volatility and that will be with us for a while. >> asian and european stocks are down or indicate u.s. stocks will open lower as well. the sixth straight day of decline. bond yields and set record lows in japan, germany, italy and five of the euro area nations. the west tenure is only 1.73%. cheap oil and u.s. growth are not the solution to global economic woes. christine lagarde spoke yesterday to washington. >> the question we have at the moment is should lower oil prices and a stronger economy in the united states make us more upbeat about the prospect for the global economy? most likely, the answer is no

good-bye darrell issa, hello jason chaffetz. with this, mitt romney called you to discuss a possible run. what did he say? >> he wanted advice and perspective. i hope he does it. i think he offers something that others don't. he's going to have to change his tactics. i think over the next 120 days he's going to have to explain to people how things are going to be different because republicans want to back a winner. we can't lose the white house again. and i think he's the right person at the right time. he's well vetted, he was right on the issues, he can raise the billion dollars that it's going to take. and i want to win. and so does mitt. >> but he was well vetted and then rejected. >> look, mitt romney's going to have to do something different in order to compel people and show that compassion that i see with inside him. he was prophetic on really foreign policy. and he was mocked by barack obama. i think the public has buyers remorse. i think they know mitt was right and barack obama was wrong. and on jobs and the economy w

house oversight chairman jason chaffetz says the agency is focused on drones. >> ever since the incident with the german chancellor it's been on their radar, but they've got to solve it. >> reporter: now, this drone was small, just two feet across. still, the incident has prompted renewed calls for stiffer federal regulations involving drone use. brian. >> as snow falls on the north lawn tonight, kristen welker, thanks. >>> still ahead, late word of new developments in the case in the death of joan rivers. >>> but first t survivors who lived to tell about the horrors of the holocaust and those who made it out of auschwitz alive only to make the emotional journey back today for the big anniversary. >>> this past june we ventured back to normandy to mark the 70th anniversary of the d-day invasion. we went back with some of the veterans now in their 90s returning to those beaches, most of them for the last time. the d-day invasion of course marked the beginning of the end for the second world war. and now a number of anniversaries will follow including this one. 70 years ago this week the n

congressman jason chaffetz is standing by live along with correspondents and analysts. we have the only western tv reporter on the ground in yemen, nick paton walsh. let's begin with our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. barbara? >> tonight, wolf the u.s. embassy in yemen remains open and operating, said to be a vital outpost to keeping an eye on al qaeda in yemen. the question of course is how long before it simply gets too dangerous to stay put? yemen under siege from iranian-backed shiite rebels attacking the presidential palace raising the possibility of an all-out coup against the sunni-led government. a national security crisis for the u.s. the immediate worry, the safety of several hundred american embassyworkers, an embassy vehicle already shot at. >> if the u.s. embassy is under threat and the u.s. military cannot guarantee the safety of its diplomats and other civilians at the embassy, it is time to go at least temporarily. >> it's no longer clear the streets are safe enough for personnel to drive to the airport to levee area commercial air if the state de

house oversight chairman jason chaffetz says the agency is focused on drones. >> ever since the incident with the german chancellor it's been on their radar. but they've got to solve it. >> reporter: now, this drone was small, just two feet across. still the incident has prompted for stronger federal regulations involving drone use. brian. >> as snow falls on the north lawn, kristen welker, thanks. >>> still ahead, late word of new developments in the case in the death of joan rivers. >>> first, the survivors who lived to tell about the horrors of the holocaust and those who made it out of auschwitz alive only to make the emotional journey back today for the big anniversary. how much money do you have in your pocket right now? i have $40 $21. could something that small make an impact on something as big as your retirement? i don't think so. well if you start putting that towards your retirement every week and let it grow over time, for twenty to thirty years that retirement challenge might not seem so big after all. ♪ ♪ nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to men

jason chaffetz head of the house oversight and reform committee, a republican from utah. he'll wrap up the investigations into the irs, the epa, fast and furious at the justice department but he's putting together a bunch of new subcommittees one to look at obama's work on energy and the environment and another focused specifically on administrative rules, all the regulation writing that zbg on across the administration. he says staffers on that subcommittee are tasked with waking up every morning scouring the federal register and all the other pieces of information that are out there about rule making going on and hold hearings about them. it will be led by jim jordan, a republican of ohio, popular conservative, and likely to be a very popular subcommittee. >> congressman chaffetz very ambitious. we'll see how different he is from darrell issa. molly? >> with attorney general eric holder leaving the position, lorre receipt lalynch the federal prosecutor from new york could be a flash point, a big battle. some republicans want to turn it into a referendum on immigration i

congressman jason chaffetz says this taxing inheritance is one of the most immoral things you can do. the fact that the president is pushing a hike is wrong. to jamie colby on if he's right. she should know. she has a show that will also be all about inheritances. because "strange inheritance" premiers on monday, 9:00 p.m. right after this fine program. so jamie, not only is the estate tax alive and well. the president wants to double down on it by going after heirs that want to dodge it. it's alive and well. what is the effect? >> i think the effect will be very impactful for small businesses and family businesses. as i travel to 25 states for "strange inheritance," i went to farms and ranches -- neil: twenty-five states? >> yeah, neil, it's a blur. it's eight months of unpacking and packing. neil: were meals included? >> mostly chicken fried. if you're in certain parts of the country. you would have loved it. what it is for these families in these businesses that want to stay third, fourth generation in the businesses, if they have to take the basis, a civil war relic or bonnie and

>>martha shade:congressman jason chaffetz says romney already stands out among other potential candidates have somebody who can raise the one billion dollars that it's going to take in order to beat hillary clinton. certainly mitt romney can do that, as well." >>:"i have long learned not to answer hypothetical, theoretical questions." >>:"okay, next question, then." >>martha shade:hillary clinton, of course, hasn't yet said if she'll seek the democratic nomination. but the former secretary of state stayed in the spotlight during november's elections making campaign stops for several candidates. i'm martha shade reporting. >>vicki liviakis:other democratic possibilities include vice president joe biden and u-s senator elizabeth warren. all this presidential talk is happening amid the backdrop of tuesday's state of the union. president obama is set to square off against a republican- controlled congress for the first time in his presidency. martin luther king jr. day is tomorrow. in his rememberance oprah and the stars of "selma" marched in the alabama town today. the film's director and st

we're getting a statement from congressman jason chaffetz who says the secret service needs to act less like a good old boys network and what the american people expect. this comes on the heels of a number of security lapses dating all the way back to 2012. you'll recall that's when a number of agents fired because they were caught with prostitutes in columnombia. and the one you pointed out, unprecedented when the man with a knife was able to jump over the white house fence and make it deep inside the white house. that led to the resignation of the then secret service director julia julia pearson. my sources telling me there are more changes on the horizon. >> thanks as always. >> thanks. still ahead, the latest on the belgium counterterror action and more on the plot to bomb the u.s. capitol. brad sherman will be here to talk about the reaction from the folks that work there and the dangers of home grown terrorism right here in the u.s. you'll also hear from the two climbers who pushed themselves to the limit and made history. >> it's kind of an emotional roller coaster, you get the f

jason chaffetz tweeting first action as chairman subpoena eric holder on fast and furious.an issa. he apparently plans to investigate his still unanswered questions about the government's botched fast and furious operation. governor getting sentenced for corruption. sentenced to two years in prison saying while mrs. mcdonald may is have allowed the serpent into the mansion the governor knowingly allowed him into the office. mcdonnell is ordered to report to prison february 9th. he will appeal and mcconnell's wife was convicted on 8 counts. she will be sentenced february 20th. today former major league baseball players elected to the hall of fame. star pitchers johnson pedro martinez and john. and second baseman craig beezio. the hall of fame induction is july 6th in coopers town. thank you for being with us. see you tomorrow night. go to gretawire.com and answer this should hate crime laws be expanded to targeting police. good night. be sure to follow me on twitter. it's @greta also on instagram @greta. the o'reilly factor son. tonight: [chanting] i can't breathe. >> the an

jason chaffetz is interested in bringing jonathan gruber back before the committee. he is the consultant on obamacare who made the controversial comments that went viral about the stupidity of american voters. jason chaffetz, when he came before the committee prior to the holiday pursued an intense line of questioning against jonathan gruber that suggests he might be back so that was certainly be away for chaff it's to begin his tenure with a lot of fireworks over the health-care law and i think that's what republicans want the ticket would because jonathan gruber made waves among the conservative base. host: another issue is physician payments, medicare, medicaid physician payments. what will happen this year? guest: we know the medicare sustainable growth rate which keeps physicians paid in the program is due to expire this year in a handful of months. the debate is starting in -- on capitol hill and lots of interest groups are up your -- a peer. they are lobbying for a significant pastor that program and i think congress has patched that t times. it's expensive fo

let's take a quick listen to what representative jason chaffetz had to say this morning on cnn. >> it'son-starter. we're not just one good tax increase away from prosperity in this nation. this nation had its all-time highest, the record number of receipts coming into the treasury. are you going to grow the economy or jobs or are entrepreneurs going to be better off or small businessmen going to be better off with more taxes and more government? no. >> so buck to you, when we talk about this we just heard him say we just heard our first guest say that tax reform is possibly a place where you can have agreement. >> not the kind of reform that the president want clswhich is to raise taxes and the president has essentially acted that there was no recent midterm election and he's gone from already setting up and he said he'll play offense and what he's set setting up for the state of the union, and essentially trying to browbeat the republicans into submission because there's no effort that's been made so far. >> how would the president have to lay out? >> we all know that the tax reform wh

congressman jason chaffetz who is the chairman of the oversight committee saying these departures are a step in the right direction. the secret service needs to operate less like a good ol' boys network and more like the elite protectors of our president that the american people expect. as you mentioned, tamron this all comes after a series of security lapses. one of the biggest ones dating back to 2012 when a number of agents were fired after they were caught with prostitutes in an official trip to cartagena, colombia, and late last year when the fence jumper jumped over the fence and made it deep inside the white house, so again, those four assistant directors will be reassigned. no word on what their new positions will be and when those reassignment takes effect but i tamron. >> thank you. >>> the atlanta mayor under fire after his decision to fire the city's fire chief saying he did not have per miss to public a boar but chief's supporters say he was fired because of his christian faith. >> everything i both in the book is based on scripture. it's not opinionated. >> his judgment

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representative jason chaffetz releasing a statement saying the depap chers are a step in the right directnt that americans expect. this move comes after a scathing report by an independent panel appointed by the department of homeland security which found there was low morale and poor leadership at the top and that the culture of the secret service really needs to be overhauled, and, of course jose the backdrop to all of this is a series of security lapses like the one that you mentioned, that fence jumper who jumped over the fence and made it deep inside the white house. and then there were others. like that 2012 incident in which a number of agents were fired after they were caught with prostitutes on an official trip to cartagena colombia back in 2012. now, as for these reassignments, no indication of when specifically they will be reassigned or what their new positions will be but, again, jose, this is likely just the beginning. jose? >> nbc's kristen welker at the white house. good to see you. thanks for being with me. >> reporter: thanks, jose. >>> the emotional finish of an incredi

republican congressman jason chaffetz is making another try with ending -- rid rich edson is also with a 47-yarder. he stressed to us that kickers are the most important part of football. now he wants to remove the national footballnational football league's status. the professional roadeo cowboy association are exempt from paying federal taxes. he says congress needs to change that. >> pass the basic sniff test. no one is buying the idea that they're not for profit. they should make the change themself. if not congress should make the change for them. >> here's how is t it works the nfl team pays taxes. they pay the league a fee. the league promotes the sport. when the nfl reports $10 billion in revenue, it's referring to the money all its team earned. they pay taxes basically on that. still chafe chaffetz said if they lost their status they owe money over a decade. >> i think there would be a lot of support for that. rich edson, thank you very much. what could be the most memorable super bowl ad of the year. it's from a mobile battery pack company multi. roll the tape. >> two, one. t

bill: jason chaffetz talking about mitt romney. >> i think the public has buyer's remorse. i think they know mitt was right and barack obama was wrong. there is nobody better than mitt romney on the economy. bill: buyer's remorse? >> i think there is some of that. but there is a cautionary note. they say he was right particularly about foreign policy and i think he would have done and better job the last two years than obama has done. but romney ought to keep his focus firmly on the future. he can't make this cam fang one where the principle message is you owe it to me because i was right. bill: you wrote in the "wall street journal" the contest is probably one of the most volatile americans have ever seen. you are probably right. martha: six members of one family are mission at this hour. this multi million dollar mansion has gone up in flames. bill: an overpass collapsing on a major interests state. we are live there to find out how this happened. >> the whole house went. >> it was very scary. i didn't know what was going on. ♪ edward jones. with nearly 7 million investor

>> guest: i have not had a chance to do talked to chairman jason chaffetz about his plans with the committee. i can say that and i can say that a compatible is not effective. and the constitution contemplates and this includes and it is essential with the media. and it keeps the executive branch from becoming a monarchy. that is something we don't want in this country and that -- i imagine eight or 10 years ago when the congress was dealing with the president bush, there was also some tension that existed between the oversight functions in the house and senate and the bush administration as well. i think that those are natural tensions and as much as possible we have to keep those on a professional level and not make it personal and the use of this president and his executive order in this includes the other regulatory issues that are going on for congress to look into. >> host: speaking of these tensions of the white house, you have not been shy to criticize the obama administration or even sending out recently that you lost your appetite after this time when you saw the president eating. w

jason chaffetz is taking over for him and he will be a little bit different than darrell issa. basically, the other one is the house -- is the chairman of the house ways and means committee he has not said he won't run for president, but it is very doubtful that he will. he wants to move tax and trade bills and he will play a role in crafting the budget. he could be one of the most powerful ways and means chairmen we have seen since bill thomas ran the committee. host: just because of the profile that he has? guest: yes, because the profile -- conservatives like him. he could have mounted a leadership bid. not interested could he says he is not going to be in congress forever. he has had a testy relationship at times with president obama. but maybe they could agree on some issues, and not many of them, certainly on obamacare they will differ, but on trade issues there is some common ground. host: we are talking to bob to sack of "the hill" newspaper on the 114th congress, getting set to meet 28 hours from now. bob cusack here to take your questions and comments on today's segme

are you familiar with the kind of visions that chairman elect jason chaffetz toward a more. [inaudible conversations] terry collaborative approach that he wants to take or do you appreciate the very confrontational nature of issa's tenure? would you want something a little more combative along those lines against the obama administration? >> guest: i have not had a chance to talk to chairman chaffetz about his plans with the committee. i can say that i think a combative role is not effective but the constitution contemplates that the legislative branch will perform certain oversight functions regarding the executive branch. it's absolutely essential. along with the media. he keeps the executive branch from becoming a monarchy, from becoming a form of government that we maybe don't want to live with here in this country. so i think it performs a very important function. i would imagine that eight or 10 years ago when the congress was dealing with president bush there was also some tension that existed between the oversight functions of the house and the senate and the bush ad

jason chaffetz is taking over for him and he will be a little bit different than darrell issa. basically, the other one is the house -- is the chairman of the house ways and means committee he has not said he won't run for president, but it is very doubtful that he will. he wants to move tax and trade bills and he will play a role in crafting the budget. he could be one of the most powerful ways and means chairmen we have seen since bill thomas ran the committee. host: just because of the profile that he has? guest: yes, because the profile -- conservatives like him. he could have mounted a leadership bid. not interested could he says he is not going to be in congress forever. he has had a testy relationship at times with president obama. but maybe they could agree on some issues, and not many of them, certainly on obamacare they will differ, but on trade issues there is some common ground. host: we are talking to bob to sack of "the hill" newspaper on the 114th congress, getting set to meet 28 hours from now. bob cusack here to take your questions and comments on today's segme

former massachusetts senator scott brown, former missouri senator jim talent, and representative jason chaffetz. romney says he intends on running to the right of bush who is also working vigorously to what donors -- court donors and establishment figures for a 2016 bid. he is trying to assure them that he shares their views on immigration and tax policy and if he enters the race he will not forsake 20 orthodoxy. -- party orthodoxy." mitt romney telling supporters that he will run to the right of jeb bush. yesterday on a fox news radio show, john gibson asked the senator rand paul, another potential contender, about romney throwing in his hat. [video clip] >> ilife governor romney, -- i like governor romney, i think he is a great businessman. but that is yesterday's news. he has tried twice. i don't really think that there is a third time now there. i think he did a lot of things right, but in the and you have got to have a bigger constituency. you've got to attract new people to win and i think it is just time that probably the party is going to be looking for something fresh and new. >> do yo

here is what congressman jason chaffetz and senator marco rubio had to say about that. >> we're not just taxes on people that are successful is not going to make people that are struggling more successful. the good news about free enterprise is that everyone can succeed without punishing anyone. >> the republican-led congress is never going to vote for that. >> the think the republican-led congress is gf to have to make a decision about what is more important, is the trust-fund loophole more important and insure that millionaires and billionaires are getting tax- tax-preferential tax benefits. and if they have the a disagreement with the president, they're welcome to articulate that view. i don't think the vast majority of the american people are going to agree with them. >> the president is calling out republicans. making them stand on their principle. obviously the republicans believe in relief for the middle class, but they don't want it attached to any sort of tax increase. >> well we haven't seen specific proposals from the republicans. about what they can do to help the middle clas

we have congressman jason chaffetz. americans want to know one thing could this happen here and two things, if so what is congress doing to protect americans? >> well god bless those men and women. they show up for work and next thing they know they are in the middle of this terrorist attack and god bless them. your heart and prayer goes out to them. can that happen here in the united states? yes, of course it can. i want means overseas in particular making sure we have the very best intelligence human intelligence which is very difficult, having the signals in intelligence. i worry about our lack of intelligence particularly in north africa post-benghazi what's going on in libya has become a sanctuary where people can go and i really do worry about that in mali and nigeria and other parts of north africa. we'll have a raging debate here at home about giving up liberty for security. you still have the right to privacy in this country and it's scary. you worry about it pup love the men and women who work on this every da

we'll talk to jason chaffetz. here's a look at our top stories this morning.ty of fallout from that decision by the swiss central bank. an asset broker in new zealand is shutting down because of losses and this was frank -- the swiss franc. saying its clients owe $245 million in their accounts.