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Good morning. It’s Monday, November 24, from CBS News in New York City, I’m Michelle Gielan in for Meg Oliver. We’ll meet the people charge with rescuing the nation’s economy today. President-elect Barack Obama will formally introduce his economic team. CBS’s Kimberly Douser has more on them and Mr. Obama’s ambitious plan for his first two years in office.

 

It is a bold 도전적인, 힘있는, 용기와 담력을 요하는 promise from the president-elect to save or create two and a half million jobs in his first two years. “A plan big enough to meet the challenges we face.” Just like FDR 루즈벨트, < Franklin Delano Roosevelt>, Barack Obama is promising a job’s program to rebuild roads and bridges to repair America’s crumbling 무너져가고 있는 infrastructure <사회의> 기본적 시설 while hopefully pulling the country out of its economic nosedive 급강하.

 

“We have now lost 1.2 million jobs this year. And if we don’t act swiftly 신속히 and boldly 대담하게, 뚜렷하게, most experts now believe that we could lose millions of jobs next year.” If not, he warned the country could fall into a deflationary 통화수축의 spiral 악순환, 연속. Fewer jobs, more foreclosures 주택차압, more debt.

 

The DOW closed up some 500 points as word of his economic team leaked out 새다, 누설되다. Front runner for Treasury 재무부 is former Clinton official Tim Geitner, currently New York’s Fed 연방준비제도이사회 Chief 장, 우두머리. He’s seen as a centrist with experience and an even-temper earning him the market’s thumbs-up 찬성, 승인. Governor Bill Richardson is reported to be taking up Commerce 상무부. He’d sought to lead the State Department 국무부, but the economic post, one of the key cabinet 내각 roles to tackle 다루다 Obama’s biggest problem, is being called a fitting reward 적절한 보상 for his loyalty 충성.

 

Now that Hillary Clinton’s camp confirms to CBS News that she will take up Obama’s offer to take on ~을 떠맡다 the State Department. And a former Clinton White Houser staffer adds Obama’s picks 선택 are far from yes men or women. Obama certainly didn’t sugarcoat 보기 좋게 꾸미다 his message to the American people. He warned there are no quick fixes 해결 to the economic crisis and it will likely get worse before it gets better. Kimberly Douser, CBS News, the White House.

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