to lead the epa sad and dangerous. joining us is columnist bill mcgern and kim scoslle. you wrote with the pruitt nomination this week and you like it. i like it. here is a guy who has sued the agency and he s highly skeptical of a lot of the regulatory actions that president obama has put in place, extra legal act n actions. so we don t need another environmentalist there. we need a lawyer like mr. pruitt who is going to try to restore the balance between the agency and the state as partners and put it back in its proper role. you like the fact that he is from a state, it s an oil and gas state, and that has a lot of democrats griping, but you like the fact that what the obama administration tried to do was mandates on the states and the states fought back with pruitt. these are how these laws are supposed to work. it s supposed to be a partnership. the federal government sets standards and offers support and maybe enforcement, but the states are supposed to be free to
a new report from the washington post says the cia is reporting the russians were indeed involved. this news is getting lots of reaction from both campaigns and members of congress. we have fox team coverage at this hour. caroline is live from our washington newsroom with more on the fallout from these charges by the cia. but we begin with bryan llenas at the trump tower on the trump transition. bryan? reporter: president-elect trump tells our chris wallace that he s very close but has not yet settled on a decision on who will be ace secretary of state. the trump transition team says we won t expect an announcement until next week at the earliest. also, on top of that, the trump transition team confirms that trump met with exxonmobil s ceo, rex tillerson, today. that s the second meeting they have had. all eyes are on tillerson, thought to be under serious consideration for the secretary of state post. this is the second meeting the two men have had watt trump tower. he s
legislation if necessary and i m sure some legislation will be necessary. rose: on the same subject, we continue with david sanger and michael isikoff. l of this down on paper, give is it to congressional committees, perhaps make part of it public, before president-elect trump gets sworn in and is able to come in and say nothing happened here. rose: we continue with an update on the trump transition and begin with major garrett of cbs news. trump offered giuliani the position of attorney general and homeland security. giuliani turned him down. sources very close to the transition tell me, focusing entirely on secretary of state a position he wanted and coveted, but in the end trump would not give him. giuliani sensed that and pulled out before suffering the indignity of sometime next week someone else getting that slot. so in every way this important political figure who revolutionized new york city and who was the biggest if not the most conspicuous exponent of the tru
what should you do with your portfolio? we ll tell you. but first, we start with trump tweeting and the market listening. after calling out boeing last week, trump took on lockheed marin this morning, saying the costs are out of control. billions of dollars can and will be saved on military and other purchases after january 20th. the stocks paid attention. lockheed pulling nearly 3%. northrop grummond, general dynamics. who could trump s next target be? first of all, on defense. guy, investable or not? yeah, i think it s ininvestable. when he went after carrier, obviously the united technologies, one of the things we said was, they were in the cross-hairs now, he ll move on to the next target. united technologies, by the way, made a 52-week high and closing on levels we slaft saw a year-and-a-half, two years ago. following in the after market, what is an all-time high. and i think the same thing is going to happen with lockheed martin. in the case of lockheed, it might take
upper 50s all along the bay area not just for parts the south bay but also the north bay. we should be seeing a combination of partly cloudy skies through the early morning, but i just want to show you a quick look right now at our satellite radar because yesterday this is a completely different picture. we were seeing a lot of rain pushing through. that front that did move in from the north has finally tracked out south and it s sitting south of us, but we are tracking a chance for more rain as we head into the upcoming workweek. i will have a look at exactly what you can expect but today we should be topping out in those upper 50s. okay. looking good, vianey. thank you. investigators are busy in the south bay this morning where at least one person has died after a fiery car crash. today in the bay s rick boon is live where it happened. are investigators still out there working that scene? reporter: yeah, they are, vicky. there s a lot of them out here working the sc