jimmy panetta: he was a congressional member at the time. his name is leon panetta. >> what do you remember about those days when your dad was a house member? jimmy panetta: i came out here at a formative time of my life. my first time out here, i was in second grade. it was the summer of 1977. back then, parents were different about how they would allow their kids to wander around. i had it free reign of the capital and the whole mall, i could go anywhere i wanted. it was a neat experience. being here now, it evokes a lot of memories i had then. >> what impression did you have back then that led you to want to seek a house seat for yourself? jimmy panetta: some of my other memories are after college, i interned at the state department. during that time, i lived with my father. my father night shared a full-size bed right over here on east street in george miller's place. george miller was northern california. marty russo was from illinois and my father and i and across the way was chuck schumer on the foldout couch. watching these men who wo

that leonan tweeting panetta is there for the swearing in of his son jimmy elected to the 115th congr going on at this hour is republican conference meeting called in the wake of last night's vote on the rules package that will be voted on today that would rein in the office of congressional ethics, a measure that added to the rules last night that would rename the office of congressional ethics as the office of congressional complaint review and place it under the oversight of the house ethics committee, causing a bit of stir vote in the membership and reaction from house speaker paul ryan. he has called a meeting that apparently is underway. nbc saying house republicans going to huddle just before gaveling in the 115th congress to talk about ethics. we will keep you posted on any news out of that meeting this morning as we watch and wait for the 115th to gavel in. >> that is dick cheney in the chamber, there for this wearing in with robert dole of illinois. the former vice president in the chamber today for the sweang-in of his daughter who was elected to the congress, representing