DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: Just about everyone can relate with the frustrations of moving day. Let's go ahead and check in on the Bush move and we do that with our national correspondent Tony Clark, live once again in Austin, Texas. Tony, good morning.</s>TONY CLARK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Daryn. The moving van arrived here, oh, maybe half an hour or so ago, outside the Governor's Mansion, pulling on one side, and then the other. And then they have just opened up the doors, and they are preparing to move the president-elect's furniture and household goods, some of his things go to his new home in Crawford, Texas, the ranch home, other things to go to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Last night was the president-elect's last night in the mansion. After today's bipartisan meeting here on defense, he will return to Crawford, then go to Washington for three days of meeting later this week. So it is moving day. Time to checkout of the Governor's Mansion and get ready to head toward 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue -- Daryn.</s>KAGAN: Tony Clark, in Austin, Texas, thank you very much.
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