GENE RANDALL, CNN ANCHOR: President-Elect George W. Bush is at his Texas ranch for the New Year's weekend, taking a break in the transition to the White House, and CNN's Tony Clark in Austin, Texas for us once again --Tony.</s>TONY CLARK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Gene, the weather is much nicer here which is a good thing for the president-elect. He just spent about an hour in Austin yesterday before leaving for his ranch. He flew in from Washington, D.C. where he announced the names of four Cabinet appointees that he wants for his administration, then headed to the ranch. He'll spend the weekend there with friends and family before coming back either sometime on Monday or very early Tuesday morning. It will be a busy week for him, though. He's only got three weeks at this point until Inauguration Day. Sometime during the week next week he is expected to name the final three Cabinet members -- Labor, Transportation, and Energy. Then, on Wednesday and Thursday he will be hosting an economic conference at the governor's mansion. On Wednesday, he's going to have Don Evans, his designated commerce secretary; Paul O'Neill, his designated secretary of treasury; Larry Lindsey, economic advisers and business leaders come into talk about the state of the economy. On Thursday, he will talk high tech as he starts planning for his new administration -- Gene.</s>RANDALL: Thanks, Tony.
President-Elect Bush Expected to Make Nominations for Remaining Cabinet Posts Next Week