president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris introduced cabinet picks, including the urban development secretary and to leave the agricultural department. that's it 2:30 p.m. eastern. the senate returns at 9:00 a.m. for more debate on the bill. the continuing resolution has already passed in the house. at an event hosted by the council, sisi director dr. robert redfield gave his

the other department we have news in this morning is the department of housing and urban development. ohio congresswoman marcia fudge is reportedly going to be tapped to run the housing and urban development department agency. she, of course, is from ohio, a sitting congresswoman. joe biden has been reluctant to go to anyone and tap anyone from congress because of the house's very slim majority and what's going on in the senate. but she is the exception. it's a very safe seat for ohio democrats. there had been talk of her going to agriculture, but the talk moved to housing and urban development. and of course, she would be another african-american woman in her cabinet, where there have been calls for diversity. also, later this afternoon, president-elect joe biden will formally introduce retired arm general lloyd austin as his defense secretary right here in wilmington. john, as you said, a lot of this filling out as the days roll by. >> a flurry of activity. jim clyburn, a congressman from south carolina, previewed that marcia fudge was going to get something right here on this show.

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cuomo is being considered by biden cuomo was a former state attorney general and housing and urban developmentecretary during the clinton administration and has been governor of new york ever since 2011. the other 3 contenders are alabama senator doug jones federal appeals court judge merrick garland and former deputy attorney general sally yates. tonight congress has hit yet another roadblock in reaching a compromise on a covid relief deal with republicans and rats clashing over key proposals. our washington dc correspondent kelli meyer shares what the fate of relief looks like head of the holidays. >>a more hopeful than i've been in a long time florida republican senator marco rubio is optimistic that congress will be able to pass a coronavirus relief package in time for the holidays because too many small businesses too many families are hurting right now and we should not be playing politics at this moment, both rubio and georgia republican senator kelly leffler want to make sure small business aid is in the next relief package, 300 billion was included in a bipartisan 908 billion dollar p

tom vilsak nominee for the secretary of housing and urban development. dennis mcdonough secretary of veterans affairs. the president-elect talking about his goals for the coronavirus vaccine and making note how the death toll continues to surge in this country. the u.s. death toll is now approaching 295,000. it has risen above 3,000 for two days in a row. 250,000 people were infected just yesterday. joining us now is mike memoli with the biden transmission team and carol lee at the white house. mike, this is a team that has a lot of experience. talk about what has people excited with this team and any criticisms against this team. >> reporter: ayman, i thought it was interesting because i think i heard from the president-elect an awareness of some of the criticism that you're hearing of this cabinet in the making, that is that it's a reboot of the obama administration, a third obama term. you heard him acknowledge there are some familiar faces here, but he said they bring bold new thinking as well. he said there's deep experience as well. jeff bennett re

you were the former secretary of hissing and urban development, you understand people who are going from poverty to homelessness. how do we fix this? >> you're right, ali, a lot of families are on the brink of evix, it's unconscionabl konevi eviction, on the brink of poverty. we have folks about to fall off this cliff that we've been talking about and that we've seen long lines at food banks, people who say they're only a few weeks away from ending up on the streets, small businesses that are about to shutter or already are shuttered. there are 12 million renters in our country right now who on average are $5,800 behind on rent. if an eviction moratorium lifts, it's not like they can say okay, i can scrounge up this month's rent. it's, where's all the back rent, that's what the landlord will be asking them. who has $5,800 to put down? you'll have people kicked to the curb, homeless. congress needs to do his job. specifically mitch mcconnell and his republican buddies in the senate need to find it within themselves to actually try and understand, in these dire times, right near the holida

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for secretary of housing and urban development, i am pleased to nomine congresswoman, marcia fudge, who i might add could do many jobs beyond the one i am asking her to do. but i think the job i'm asking you to do, congresswoman, is critically important to everything the vice president and i believe is how we are going to build back better. as a former mayor, she understands how to manage challenges and forge solutions at a local level. for 12 years in congress, she has represented the great city of cleveland. know, though i think her most significant political feet was being elected president of deltas. i know how powerful deltas are. [laughter] you think i am kidding, i am not. she developed an entire career on fighting for working people. during the great recession, her district was hit hard by the housing crisis. she spent the past decade working through neighborhoods to create safer, more affordable communities. she also understands where you live impacts on your health, access to education, jobs, and economic opportunity, zip code should not determine the outcomes on all of those

of housing and urban development, i am pleased to nominate congresswoman marcia fudge who i might add could do many jobs beyond the one i am asking you to do. the job i'm asking you to do, congresswoman, is how -- is critically important. it is how i believe we are going to build back better. she understands how to manage challenges and forge solutions at a local level. congress, shen has man -- represented -- i think of her most for being elected president of deltas. i know how powerful deltas are. you think -- you think i am kidding, i am not. recession herat district was hit hard by the housing crisis. she spent the past decade working through neighborhoods to create safer, more affordable communities. she also understands where you live impacts on your health, access to education, jobs and economic opportunity, zip code should not determine the outcomes on all of those issues. she is going to bring that same vision as hud secretary using everything at her disposal to help millions of americans facing eviction, trying to pay for their mortgages, finding a way through this crisis. i

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marcia fudge, we're told, is expected to come the housing of urban development agency secretary, andhe is, as i said, an iowa congresswoman and that is notable because biden has been hesitant to pull anyone from congress. the congress has such a strong swing majority and they still don't know what will happen in the senate. and fudge is likely to be the exception, as she's considered in a very safe seat for democrats. that's what we're looking at with those two potential nominations. later this afternoon, right here in wilmington, delaware, president-elect biden will be formally introducing his pick to be secretary of defense lloyd austin, a retired army general. he will be here with biden in wilmington. there has been some pushback though on the hill from members of their own party on a potential waiver. austin would need a congressional waiver because he's only been required for four years from the military. frau law mandates you need to be out for seven. those waivers are quite wear. there was one given to james madison during the trump administration. we'll see how that plays out

he's expected to nominate the ohio congresswoman, marsha fudge, as secretary of housing and urban development. also selected retired army general lloyd austin to become the next secretary of defense. are you satisfied with the number of african americans the president-elect so far has nominated to cabinet positions and senior positions in the white house? >> wolf, it is still early. i can say if true, congresswoman marsha fudge would be outstanding. she served as chair of the cbc, on the subcommittee of food nutrition, national president of a major sore sorority. if she's selected, if that's true, she would be excellent. i look forward to that confirmation. i am pleased that she will serve in the cabinet, if it is true, because she's an outstanding legislator. i know she would be a strong leader in the cabinet. >> we confirmed it at cnn, other news organizations are reporting it as well. derek, when you and i spoke the other day, you explained your desire for a meeting with the president-elect and vice president-elect, and it was more than just securing appointments but ensuring civil rights

and president-elect joe biden decides who he wants to lead his department of the housing and urban development and the department of agriculture, as pressure intense nice over diversity. the question is, who's going to lead the justice department? it's "way too early" for this. >>> good morning, and welcome to "way too early," the show that was kind of a little late after getting locked out of its office this morning. it was a plouffe overnight for our producers, but we're all here. i'm kasie hunt on this wednesday, december 9th and we will start with the new. another blow to president trump's chances to overturn the election this time from the supreme court where he pinned his hopes. the high court declined to pick up a republican's request for the certification of joe biden's vin in pennsylvania. the lawsuit claimed that the legislature of pennsylvania violated the constitution when it allowed no excuse voting by mail. the state supreme court already rejected the claim citing that the plaintiffs waited too long to challenge the law. it was enacted more than a year ago. the u.s. supreme court

for secretary of housing and urban development, i am really pleased to nominate congresswoman marcia fudge, who i might add could do many jobs beyond the one i'm asking her to do, but i think the job i'm asking you to do, congresswoman, and critically important to everything that the vice president and i believe how we're going to build back better. as a former mayor, she understands how to manage challenges and forge solutions at a local level. for 12 years in congress, she's represented the great city of cleveland. you know, though i think of her most significant political feat was being elected president adeltus. she developed an entire career fighting for working people on issues from affordable housing to urban revitalization. during the great recession, her district was hit hard by the housing crisis. she spent the past decade working to improve blighted neighborhoods, work to help communities. she also understands where you live, impacts on your health, access to education, jobs and economic opportunity, zip codes should not determine the outcome on all those issues. she's goi

she is going to be nominated to be secretary of the department of housing and urban development. will that be disappointing for her allies? or is being in the cabinet enough? >> a good question. i think it probably varies to some extent on who you talk to. obviously a cabinet position is an honor regardless. i think there is a broader discussion to be had about vilsack who served eight years in the obama terms in that position and the relationship that he has with people of color through the department of agriculture. there certainly has been some questions that i've seen raised about the way in which he conducted himself in that role over those eight years and that left a lot of people dissatisfied who, you know, would be considered members of president obama's base at the time. i think that the fudge nomination for hud is interesting and i think probably is the sort of thing which will not -- face much of a challenge in the senate necessarily. but the dynamics who is in which of these positions, i'm fascinated that vilsack is back to this position again and what it means betwee

secretary as housing and urban development secretary, former iowa governor tom vilsack is being tapped to head the u.s. agriculture department, the same post he held during the obama administration. another obama pick denis mcdonough now was nominated as veterans affairs secretary lawyer katherine tai was selected as u.s. trade representative and biden has chosen susan rice as the director of white house domestic policy council. rice worked closely with biden during his vice presidency and will not require senate confirmation. and congress has yet hit another roadblock in reaching a compromise on a covid relief deal with republicans and democrats clashing over key proposals. our washington dc correspondent kelli meyer shares what the fate of relief looks like ahead of the holidays. >>i'm more hopeful than i've been in a long time florida republican senator marco rubio is optimistic that congress will be able to pass a coronavirus relief package in time for the holidays because too many small businesses too many families are hurting right now and we should not be playing politics at thi

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>>ohio representative marcia marcia fudge has been chosen as housing and urban development secretary, former iowa governor tom vilsack's being tapped to head the u.s. agriculture department as the same post he held during the obama administration. another obama pick dennis madonna was nominated as veterans affairs secretary lawyer katherine tai was selected as u.s. trade representative and biden has chosen susan rice as the director of white house domestic policy council. rice worked closely with biden during his vice presidency and will not require senate confirmation. >>and one of the biggest cabinet nominations that still remains to be decided is the role of attorney general and new york governor andrew cuomo is reportedly one of the contenders cuomo was a former state attorney general and housing and urban development secretary during the clinton administration and has been governor of new york since 2011. the other 3 contenders are alabama senator doug jones federal appeals court judge merrick garland you may remember him he was nominated by barack obama for the supreme court and

president-elect has picked the ohio congresswoman marcia fudge to run at the department of housing and urban development. if confirm she would be the second black woman to run that department, and we've also learned that mr. biden plans to nominate the former iowa governor is the agriculture secretary and if he is confirmed he will return to a job that he held the entire obama administration.>> filling out his roster, thank you so much. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, santa clara county , freeing up crucial resources. how you cannot test yourself for the coronavirus. >> now i know how far they should be going in. >>> pushing bank of america for answers after a series of acts involving unemployment debit cards. what one state lawmaker just told us.>> the signs tell the story. today was something of an exceptional day here, the best in the world showed up at mavericks. we will show you a little bit of what happened.>>> a lot of sunshine along the coast and across the bay area. the sun is now going down on another unseasonably warm day read mild temperatures continue but we actually h

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president-elect biden is expected to nominate ohio congressman marcia fudge as secretary of housing and urban development. she's biden's third black nominee and former iowa governor tom vilsack is expected to be nominated again for agriculture secretary. >>> major changes are being made at one of the largest army bases after the murder of a soldier from ft. hood. 14 officers and enlisted personnel are being fired or suspended. a civilian review was sparked by the death of vanessa guillen. it found major deficiencies in how crimes and sexual misconduct claims are handled. >> the tragic death of vanessa guillen and a rash of other challenges at ft. hood forced us to take a critical look at our systems, our policies and ourselves. >> new policies on how missing soldier cases are handled will stake effect in march. >>> police in omaha are investigating a home explosion that left two people dead and two others in critical condition that came one day after a homeowner filed a protection order against her grandson. a surveillance camera captured the explosion. a witness says it was raining fire. >>> today's a b

they take office in january i spoke with marsha fudge, the nominee for the secretary ofg housnd urban development, somebody who had been considered forgricultu secretary, a role that has gone to tom vilsack which some people have raised objections because of h role in the ouster of sh shiraud a decade ago and she feels that h.u.d. is an agency that can confront racial ineqlity and she also saidhat she spoke with tom vilsack and that he may be open to hearing some of therns that, you know, black leaders have expressed and others over how he may approach this role if he is confirmed this time. and so, you know, i think lived experience has certainly been atssue in how this administration is taking shape. and i think that we'r seeing -- you know, the folks who were part of the coalition that got joe biden elected are absolutely committed to being a factor in how he intends to govern. : and all of those people, phil, who are nominated are going to have to face nate republicans led by leader mcconnell who continues to be at theenter of these stalled negotiations over a stimulus. is the president going

based upon sport so a lot of its infrastructure a lot of its urban developments have been connected to the staging of the world cup and so it was absolutely crucial i think in terms of legacy and in terms of delivering a return on investment for the. from its. various projects to not only did over the world cup but to subsequently also host other makers and. in 2006 doha held the asian games for the 1st time it was the starting point of an ambitious plan to make cats on a global sporting haarp since then the country's hosted a series of major events including last year's world athletics championships and in 2022 the football world cup will be coming to cats are the nation has made no secret of its desire to one day host an olympics with 2032 now looking an increasingly realistic target and the richardson al-jazeera. scrutiny with a solo adrian from going to here in doha the headlines now to 0 the world health organization says the coronavirus pandemic could worsen in europe early next year germany has begun.

we learned tonight he plans to dominate, marcia fudge, to lead the department of housing and urban development. norah. >> o'donnell: ed o'keefe, thank you. a scathing new report by the army describes a culture of sexual harassment and assault at fort hood in texas. 14 base leaders, including two generals, have been removed or suspended. cbs' mireya villarreal reports tonight from fort hood. >> we are not going to fix some of the challenges we have here at fort hood unless... >> reporter: in front of thousands of soldiers, fort hood's commanding officer, lieutenant general robert white, took full responsibility for the failures outlined in the report, including a finding that only 59 out of 93 accounts of sexual assault were actually reported. what do you say to the victims who did not have enough confidence in the army to report crimes like sexual harassment and sexual assaults? >> well, for those victims that are out there that will not report, the first thing i did was i gave everybody my phone number. you can call me 24/7 if you don't have confidence in your chain of command. >> reporter: i

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urban development is any kind of social or economic or physical investment into a city or the neighborhood gentrification is a particular type of neighborhood change that results from mass and then flux the public and private dollars and higher income residents into lower income neighborhoods particularly communities of color it's difficult to imagine this process happening without some displacement of a stop less trans nets but there are equitable development strategies such as investments and affordable housing small business sense and community and cultural amenities that can mitigate these impacts. are you're from d.c. you have roots here you went away to school and came back was it the leaving and coming back to did you since gentrification d.c. which is by the way d.c. is one of the most intricate cities in the country and you talk about that experience and maybe that is what led to the film yeah i mean you know basic came back to a desolate place you know that i totally you know was at a loss on identify where i couldn't find places that are gods who you know i was on my street look

causes and it's profound effects as mike davis known for his devastating critique of capitalist urban development says you've courts excavating the future of los angeles here is 15 years ago and why should be we be so worried about it is easy which is in fact it under 200 people killed less than 100 or we live in a world where millions of people die every year from the laryea tuberculosis hiv and the answer of course is the experience of humanity in 24 weeks 1918 when between 40 and a 100000000 people died of a pandemic influenza this is the greatest mortality about in human history there have been 2 subsequent pandemics 19571968 neither or anywhere is studly as 1918 and then suddenly in 1907 this new flu emerged in hong kong and scientists discovered to their whore that rather than being incubated in a pig or a human being who had been contacted with several strains.

. >> how about housing and urban development.our name has been mentioned frequently. >> it would be great to see an african-american in that position. i am so excited about president biden and vice president harris coming in to office and i want to get us past the last four years, back to normalcy and anything that i can do to help the administration, i am willing to do that. >> do you want to be hud secretary? >> well, i am talking to the administration. we are looking at what is going on here. i am very happy in the position that i am in now. so we will see. >> the other thing you are being considered for, and i want to ask you this as well, there will be a vacant senate seat in california. your name is frequently mentioned. is that a job that you would potentially be interested in holding? >> well, my name has been mentioned. representative barbara lee has been mentioned. we are concerned that we do not want to have a situation where there are no african-american women in the senate. the idea that when she leaves there will no