The transition team moves forward. I'm John Sosier, Fox News. President-elect Donald Trump continuing to quickly fill up his cabinet. We go to Fox at Bill Maloogeon in West Palm Beach, Florida for the latest.

Donald Trump is making these announcements at such a rapid pace. He made seven of these picks yesterday alone, the last of which happened right here in Florida

last night regarding North Dakota Governor Doug Bergam.

In the meantime, the New York Times is reporting that Elon Musk had a secret meeting with

the Iranian ambassador to the United States earlier this week in New York City, apparently

an effort to try to cool down tensions in the Middle East.

Musk has obviously been heavily involved in the transition so far.

He was at Mar-a-Lago with Trump last night, where he said they're planning to shake everything up.

One of Trump's most commented on picks being Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. for head of health and human services,

Democratic House Majority Leader, Representative Hakeem Jeffrey says he's not impressed with this pick.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., by way of example, the best that America has to offer,

will he and others give us the best opportunity to make a difference in the lives of the American people?

Let's talk about Jose Ibarra, a suspect charge in the February murder of Lake

and Riley on the University of Georgia campus. Fox's Medicine Scarpino reports from Athens, Georgia,

and what's currently known from this first day in court. We've already heard a lot of testimony

from multiple witnesses, including Lake and Riley's three roommates who say that they were more

like family.

But perhaps the most shocking testimony so far has come from the UGA police officer

who found Riley's lifeless body on campus.

And during opening statements, the prosecutor said that Jose Ibarra went out hunting for women

the day that Riley was murdered.

She says that when Riley refused to be Ibarra's rape victim,

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