It's Tuesday, November 12th, and there's about to be a hawk in the White House.

We start here.

Marco Rubio is expected to be nominated to be the next Secretary of State.

I will tell you, a lot of these picks are coming very quickly.

Now, a sharp critic of Russia will be expected to export Donald Trump's isolationist policies overseas.

Meanwhile, Ukraine contemplates its endgame.

They know there is an opportunity to potentially start negotiations when Trump takes office.

But does Russia see this as a new opportunity for a land grab?

And rough landing doesn't begin to cover it.

The gangs have tried to shut down the airport, as they have done in the past.

An American plane comes under fire as Haiti's new government tries to wrestle power from gangs.

From ABC News, this is Start Here.

I'm Brad Milky.

President. start here. I'm Bride Milkey. Presidential candidates are asked about everything, but when you think about it, a vast

majority of these things they don't have control over. What do you think of this legislation

that might never get written? What do you think about the gas prices you can't control?

But one thing you

can control is who you're going to hire. The federal government employs nearly three million people

who write rules about your health care, your car, your local waterways. They interact with companies,

with foreign governments, with the criminal justice system all on your behalf. And the people

leading these agencies have broad powers to shape policy and priorities, these top jobs are appointed by the President of the United States.

Well, between now and inauguration day, President-elect Donald Trump will once again have to fill dozens of key roles in his administration.

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