her name is mary barra. she'll take the top job in january. phil lebeau has more on who she is and why she was asked to take the wheel. >> reporter: mary barra is a gm lifer and soon her life will revolve around running the global auto giant. >> i've worked at general motor for 33 years. i've known it's a great company. the men and women are so dedicated and i truly believe we have the best team on the field. it's an honor to lead the team. >> reporter: she's well-known and well-respected in gm. she rose through the ranks on the operation side. barra earned high marks for streamlining operations and pushing gm to pick up the game. she bluntly told gm designers, no more crappy cars. >> i think if you look what she's done for the company, she's respected and highly regarded and made decisions with the product and enga near. >> reporter: she will replace dan ackerson stepping down to spend more time with his wife who has advanced stage cancer. he's been vocal about gm thinking and acting differently. putting a woman in charge of a company known a

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the automaker gm to name mary bb barra. if february of 2011 she became basically the highest ranking woman and will be gm's first female ceo ever. >> i like the fact that she did a lot of what al mulally did, she's rationalizing production, that's important when you have gm, a lot of brands, make a lot of different cars. one of the thing great about the great american manufacturing companies, they rapidly realized you have to make the same thing in europe, same thing in asia, same thing in the united states, nobody's that good to have that many fractured brands. she was the one quoted as saying gm, no more crappy cars. >> that's a good mantra. >> right. >> certainly ackerman's tenure has been a successful one. >> yeah. >> when she takes over, not clear at this point. at least i haven't heard it in the various news reports. i don't know if it's immediate or -- >> is it timed to coincide with the government's announcement yesterday? >> i imagine so. this is the beginning of what could be a big dividend cycle. gm has done so m

now one of the things mary barra wants to change about g.m.y told her staff and i'm quoting her, "no more crappy cars." she previously worked as the head of global product development and was known to be deeply involved in the shop developing new cars, cars are in. mary barra's dna. >> automotive is -- it's kind of in my blood. i grew up in southeastern michigan. my dad was a dye maker at general motors for about 39 years. so from the days where you stood outside the dealerships looking to seat new vehicles, that was kind of of how i was raised. so it seemed very natural to go into the auto industry. >> barra grew up watching her dad in a g.m. factory and has now made her way to the top of the board room. you note line, what they used to say in g.m.'s glory days, as general motors goes so goes the nation. so who knows? which woman leader could we see next? and now to the video wall. with the best videos that have come into cnn in the last 24 hours, in case you've missed this let's begin tonight in wilmington, delaware. this is police dashcam v

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obviously, ackerson has had a preference for mary barra for while now.antastic for the government that has worked so closely with gm to get them to name a female ceo. they have four females on their executive board and i think four on their board of directors. >> hang on, i know neil borofsky has to run off. thank you so much for joining us. i want to bring in another auto expert. maryann keller. you have got desk first off, how do you feel about this appointment of mary barra at gm? >> i know everybody will be pointing to the fact that she is obviously a woman and the first auto- female ceo evan company. but i would hope that that was not the reason why she was chosen. i would hope the reason she was chosen was because she is the best choice for the company. >> is she? >> for me, it is a surprise. because i thought that steve gursky, who clearly wanted the candidate have been a , and of course mark royce because of his long experience and the fact that he has done a very good job with gm north america. i think bringing her into this role gives the compa

mary barra and why it's take son long in ex. >> stealth stock studs. enough said. (announcer) at scottrade, our clients trade and invest exactly how they want. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade office, i can talk to someone who knows how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade-proud to be ranked "best overall client experience." >>> huge news out of general motors that the company named mary barra it first female ceo. to phil lebeau with us. >> she's not the first female ceo at general motors only, the first to run a major automaker. think about this industry, long dominated by men, now mary barra will be running general motors. who is she and some might be saying is she the right person to run general motors. the answer is she's a 33-year veteran of general motors. her father worked as a dye maker on the pontiac line at general motors. her background coming u

coming up, gm names mary barra as its next chief executive.he progress of women in top corporate leadership posts next. ♪ >> general motors named mary barra as its new ceo. once a factory floor worker, she will be the first female ceo in automotive history. su keenan joins us with the story. >> the new ceo inherits the company that has emerged from near collapse after a five-year multibillion dollar government bailout. her rise through the ranks is as unique as the company's position now. mary barra is an engineer who first worked at gm as a college intern, became an assistant to ceo jack smith, was sent to stanford for her mba and rose to become head of product development. an honor for me to be able to lead this team. crossovers with the highest quality and continue to drive value for our shareholders and all of our stakeholders. lean andmpany is now light on debt and has one of the country's newest and most acclaimed lineups. it faces big competition from rival toyota. as one industry observer notes, after years of ceos, gm finally chooses

for barra, the auto industry was a no brainer.r's footsteps. >> automotive is kind of in my blood. i grew up in southeastern michigan. my dad was dye maker at general motors for thine years. from the days you stood outside the dealerships looking at the new vehicles, that was how i was raised. >> at 18 she took a job at gm to help pay her college tuition. she boring her way up to global product development overseeing major launches like the cadillac cts. and even though she grew up at gm, she has a different way of thinking. >> she's recognized the way it worked in the past wasn't working. there needs to be less reliance on cost cutting and more on what the company supposed to do, building great trucks and cars. >> now she will join other top women in business. yao!'s melissa myer, and facebook's cheryl sandberg. the depart you of her predecessor marks the end of the governnt motors. he is e last ceo appointed under the treasury's watch after the government this week sold its remaining shares of gm. the tomaker is now ithe drivers

story naming mary barra the new c.e.o.greenwold is the former manager at chrysler and knows the auto business inside and out. >> we'll look forward to that conversation. once she does take over next month, mary barra will join a number of female c.e.o.'s, mong them whitman of pepsi and irginia rometty of i.b.m., marissa player of yahoo!, and ilene ronfeld of mondelez. >> we go inside the largest packaging service with u.p.s. what is on the menu? >> these are containers that u.p.s. moves the goods around that go on the planes. pretty heavy, 500 pounds empty and two tons totally loaded. check out the floor here. there are all these things with rollers that make it easy to move. check it out. and no, folks, i'm not getting help because i'm a girl. we'll have more inside u.p.s. on "market makers" here on bloomberg tv. ♪ > breaking news, everyone, the federal deposit insurance corporation is the first to officially pass the volcker rule. the final version we saw earlier this morning with a unanimous vote. we're still waiting fo

for barra, the auto industry was a no brainer.owing in her father's footsteps. >> automotive is kind of in my blood. i grew up in southeastern michigan. my dad was dye maker at general motors for thine years. from the days you stood outside the dealerships looking at the new vehicles, that was how i was raised. >> at 18 she took a job at gm to help pay her college tuition. she boring her way up to global product development overseeing major launches like the cadillac cts. and even though she grew up at gm, she has a different way of thinking. >> she's recognized the way it worked in the past wasn't working. there needs to be less reliance on cost cutting and more on what the company supposed to do, building great trucks and cars. >> now she will join other top women in business. yahoo!'s melissa myer, and facebook's cheryl sandberg. the depart you of her predecessor marks the end of the government motors. he is the last ceo appointed under the treasury's watch after the government this week sold its remaining shares of gm. the aut

barra's original dream car? this red vintage chevy camaro.he wanted a firebird but settled for a chevy chevette. today she drives a cadillac cts and on the weekends a corvette. >> i like cars that go fast. >> reporter: now after her slow and steady climb, it's full speed ahead. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> right here on "world news," the court case hitting celebrity chef nigella lawson against her former employees reignites. and all those photos you're taking, are they making your memory worse. hear about a new study when we're back in two minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of all day pain relief. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. or treat gas with these after you get it. now that's like sunblock before or sun burn cream later. oh, somebody out there's saying, now i get it! take beano before and there'll be no gas. where does the united states get most of its energy? is it africa? the middle east? canada? or the u.s.? the answer is... the u.s. ♪ most of america's energy

and mary barra was named c.e.o.ral motors, the first woman to head up a major american automaker. she's currently g.m.'s head of product development. >> woodruff: on the newshour online right now, why the irish government is asking its unemployed citizens to move away. lawmakers there are hoping it's an idea just crazy enough to reduce unemployment. read about how it works on our "rundown" blog. and if you're launching your own job search stateside, our weekly feature "ask the headhunter" has two resources that may work for you. that's on "making sense." all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> ifill: and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday, the nobel prizes are officially awarded. paul solman sits down with a winner for economics. i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. we'll see you online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the pbs newshour, thank you and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> my customers can shop arou

mary barra is the first woman geo. she helped roll out the pickup, silverado and the impala. she'll replace current ceo dan ackerson. >> i've worked at general motors for 33 years. i've always known it's great company. the men and women are so dedicated and i believe we have truly the best team on the feel. it's an honor to lead this team. >> barra will take over the company on january 15th. >>> asian stocks were sent low your. tokyo's nikkei lost half a percent. hong kong's hang seng dropped more than 1%. >>> and you know who they are. that's charlie rose, norah ringing the close bell at the new york stock exchange tuesday. the co-hosts are celebrating "cbs this morning's" 500th show and its upcoming second anniversary. >>> investors are looking to cash in on some of this year's big gains. the dow splits tuesday dropping 52 points finishing below 15,000. the nasdaq dropped 8 points. >> pizza giant digiorno and its supplier have cut supplies with a farm in wisconsin over animal abuse. a warning that the video is quite disturbing. it shoes workers at the wise brothers farm bea

general motors promoted mary barra as first woman ceo of the automaker. dan akerson is leaving to take care of unfortunately his sick wife. david: regulators voted to endorse the new volcker rule that restricts banks proprietary trading. cftc commissioner bart chilton will join us a little later and how that rule will enforce something that nobody seems to understand. it is difficult to apply a law that people can't read. cheryl: bart always tells it like it is. lululemon, the big story today, is lower after the chairman announced he will step down. recall back in march, lulu had problems with yoga pants because they were quote, too sheer. david: outer wall says the president of redbox video rental kiosk unit is leaving the company. it is cutting% of its workforce. cheryl: david talked about it. toll brothers, largest homebuilder in the u.s. the stock is down. the company beat earnings estimates. ceo will be here later on in the show about the current quarter and the state of the housing market. david: president obama praised nelson mandela calling him qu

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in a unanimous decision by the board gm names mary barra its next ceo replacing dan akerson.e's going to retire next year. as head of design, engineering and quality for gm vehicles, barra a 33-year company insider, veteran, the most seeper exec in the running for the ceo and a second generation gm employee. her father a pontiac dye maker more than 39 years. more from phil lebeau along with steve ratner who led the obama administration's emergency rescue of the auto industry and melissa lee also joins us. phil, why don't you kick it off and tell us about this new ceo, what her history is, what she's known for and why she got the nod? >> she came up on the operations side of the business and a gm lifer there for 33 years. but more importantly, she is highly respected within this company as somebody who has been pushing gm to think differently, to act differently. in fact, she's well known for once telling the design listen don't build any more crappy cars. i know people might laugh at that but that's a blunt assessment of how general motors needs to approach building vehicles

. >> general motors named mary barra as the ceo. rebecca jarvis tells us why she is an ideal choice. >> reporter: in "madmen," the old boys club of advertising courted the old boys club of the auto industry. >> chevy likes bob and if you don't like bob we can find someone who does. >> reporter: a new era was born. >> i'd like to introduce your new ceo effective on the 15th, mary. [ applause ] >> reporter: mary barra is the first women ever to run one of detroit's big three. she started at gm in 1980, inspecting pontiac grand prixs coming off the assembly line. she was 18, studying engineering. her father, a 39-year g.m. veteran, was making car fenders and hoods. >> we stood outside of the dealership looking at the new vehicles. that's how i was raised. >> reporter: now she's become a force on g.m. with a focus on fuel efficiencies, hybrids and electric cars. barra will be one of 20 women running fortune 500 companies. firms with more women at the top earn 50% higher profits than those without, and a woman at gm could have other bene

motorsup, general itscts mary barra to become new chief executive.he is the first female chief executive of a global automaker. the roundtable on the executive suite next on "taking stock." ♪ >> general motors today named to becomed mary barra the first female chief executive of any major automaker. but it seems women still have a long way to go. for eight consecutive years, there has been no increase in corporate board representation held by women in fortune 500 companies. women have held only about 17% of all board seats. how do female executives feel about all of this echo i have turned to the experts. -- feel about all of this? i have turned to the experts. holdgay and the rain leadership positions -- and lorraine hold leadership positions. what was your reaction when you heard that was going to be the first chief executive of gm -- that mary barra was going to be the first chief executive of gm? pre-k's it was about time. -- >> it is about time. much the media making too of the fact that this is the first woman to run a major automobile company

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. >> barra's appointment would make her the first female ceo for an auto company on the entire planet. she was asked what it was like to be a woman in a traditionally male-dominated business. >> i worked at general motors for 33 years with wonderful people. i always have been evaluated on what i contributed and what results i was able to obtain into your organization, but we come together as a team. putting a car or truck on the road is a team sport. i just view myself as part of a team. if by being a woman i can encourage young women who like math and science to not shy away from it and to pursue technical careers, i love doing that, but at general motors, i think i have the best job in the field, to be able to work on product all day long. >> reaction so far? very positive. >> mary has a lot of talent, and a lot of experience. she is very personal. she did a terrific job in the human resources function at general motors. >> what was it specifically about her and continues to be about her that makes her the kind of leader general motors needs right now? >> she's very experienced, ver

barra has a long history with gm.tive of michigan, her father was a die maker at gm for decades. she followed in his footsteps, joining gm 33 years ago, when she was a teenager and worked her way up to executive vice president of global prado that judge product development. barra has overseen some huge and highly successful rollout for gm including the chevy impala. much of china has been suffering through choking smog in recent weeks, which has hampered the activities and for school closures. in response, the government published in a newspaper a list of reasons documented the benefits of smog. yes, benefits. here they are. number one is pretty unifies the chinese people. no. 2 in makes china more equal. no. 3 erases it is an awareness of the cost of china's economic development. no. for it makes people fun here. and number five in makes people more knowledgeable of things like meteorology and english avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive" sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new 2014 jetta

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mary barra makes history. she's been with the company for 33 years, starting as an engineering coop student at the age of 18. >> it has happened again. a lacer pointer prompted an emergency landing. this time in a jetblue plane in palm beach. someone attempted to blind the pilot with a laser. these devices are creating problems in the skies. there's more about them we don't know, and here with important information is our science and technology reporter jacob ward at san francisco. what kind of laser would this be? >> this is not a typical laser. this is a 5 millio watt lasers, the limit that you are allowed to have. you are allowed to have this laser for ininstructional or educational purposes. if i shine this into my eye or the camera, it would damage my vision just for a second, take apart my vision for a moment. no lasting effects. this one was a high-powered laser, not strictly legal and not illegal. that's what is crazy. >> so like the one that you have there, could that be - that could be used to blind

mary barra will be the next ceo of the company.be the first female chief in the country's entire history. she's currently the head of global product development. we don't know quite yet when the switchover will occur, but she's coming. obamacare sticker shock round three. first came the high premiums and then our deductibles off the charts and now people with pre-existing conditions like cancer and aids are finding some obamacare plans don't fully cover the cost of their drugs. there's been some chronically ill people and now paying over $1,000 a month to cover prescription costs. here is what the senior advisor for medicare and medicaid told megyn kelly last night. >> the list of drugs that plans cover in many cases aren't long. if the drugs aren't cover you're on your own and you basically have to pay for it entirely out of pocket and the money spent on the drugs doesn't count against your out of pocket limits and doesn't count against your deductible. stuart: even the architect of obamacare, zeke emanuel says if you want your do

gm named mary barra as its new ceo. she rose through the ranks during a 33-year career with the company. she is moving up after heading gm's product development and quality control she is making history at the 100-year-old company. as bisi onilere said it's rare >> reporter: the fortune 500 countries here in the u.s., only 21 are headed by females. the highest ranking is the head of hughlet packard, meg witman who took over during some tough times at the company. in the top 500, maryland houston who is the ceo of lockheed martin. total revenues in 2012, $25 billion. the head of xerox corporation is also a woman. her name is ursa lynn burns. >> denise morrison is the ceo of campbell's soup, 7.5 billion in revenue last year. we have all heard about yahoo! 's chief operating officer, cracking the list at 494. to show you how rare this is, take a look at this: the top 1,000 companies in america, only 45 are headed by women. >>aj's bisi olinere. >> federal regulators have approved what's known as the volker rule to keep bank

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that's why we were surprised when mary barra said to us she was doing it all. she did make time for her family which is kind of a shocker. isn't it? >> it is but it's very impressive as well? >> this is huge. huge. i will hope eventually these will not be news stories because breaking these barriers have going to be so boring and so old. >> it won't be just 4%? >> that's right. >> leslie, great to see you. thanks very much. inspots, the two best teams of the nba, the indiana pacers have circled since losing to the miami heat. in indianapolis, the rivalry is renewed, chris bosh, who is the t two-time defending changes lebron james showing us why he is the alpha male. as we speak, miami, up 4740 at the break. in dc, mike shanahan isstil the redskins head coach. the latest drama says daniel snyder will not intervene in any decisions he makes. he is considering benching robert griffin iii for the rest of the season and giving kirk cousins a chance to shine. some thought it was a powerplay to see who is in charge of the team shanahan says he will make that quarterba

barra grew up with g.m. father was a tool and die maker for the company and her career there began when she was 18. she's taking over at a decent time. the government has sold its last stake in the company, so there's no more of that bailout baggage. j.d. power gave g.m. a top ranking in quality this year for the first time. >>> in other money news, if you love yoga, you are probably familiar with the company lululemon, makers of athletic gear for what the company describes as sweaty pursuits. today, they announced a new ceo. laurent potdevin. while a new ceo had been expected, what was a surprise was the announcement that the founder and chairman chip wilson would be stepping down from his role last year. the company's had some issues this year. they recalled some of their stretchy yoga pants. stocks are down over 4% since last year and comments like these from wilson just last month, well, they didn't help. >> some women's bodies just actually don't work for it. it's really about the rubbing through the th

maybe not such a big surprise that mary barra is the new ceo.out that today, the outgoing president of gm north america, how he feels about his new boss, mary barra. >> the way i feel about here i told her today i couldn't be more proud of you and to work for this company. i couldn't be. and, that is the way i feel. >> mark royce, who is taking over mary barra's old job, developing new vehicles for gm. as an old-time engineer for mark royce he said it's a very happy time. i asked if he was disappointed packed over for ceo. he told us exclusively on fox business network, no one actually asked me about being ceo. that didn't come from me. interesting comments from mark royce. big day for general motors. $1.2 billion worth retaining or creating another thousand jobs. david: that is huge day. jeff flock, thank you very much. liz: mark royce very nice words about the new ceo. gm found its footing hopefully. >>> a brand new technology could revolutionize the videogaming industry. it has the ability to turn your entire home into a virtual world, if you

in a video statement barra says she believes gm, quote has the best team on the field. >> to be able to lead this team and continue to drive value for our shareholders. >> barra worked for gm for 33 years. she takes over for ceo dan accuweathererson w who -- akerson. >> a massive archival project to give 1 million in ours television news a place in history. truck loads of tapes arrived today. 140,000 tapes recorded by a woman in philadelphia who had a passion for knowledge. >> it's important to reflect back and to be able to compare and contrast television news. to hold accountable those who report it. >> it's going to take two years to make them available on the internet. the archive hopes donations will cover costs. >> that kind of material is near and dear to our hearts. >> has congress put the word compromise into it's vocabulary? ? and weather conditions made a mess of things back east. >> and what california cold snaps are doing to citrus or i want you to be kind.ff i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. i want you to be handsome. i want you to be aw

in a video statement barra says she believes gm, quote has the best team on the field. >> to be ableto lead this team and continue to drive value for our shareholders. >> barra worked for gm for 33 years. she takes over for ceo dan accuweathererson w who -- akerson. >> a massive archival project to give 1 million in ours television news a place in history. truck loads of tapes arrived today. 140,000 tapes recorded by a woman in philadelphia who had a passion for knowledge. >> it's important to reflect back and to be able to compare and contrast television news. to hold accountable those who report it. >> it's going to take two years to make them available on the internet. the archive hopes donations will cover costs. >> that kind of material is near and dear to our hearts. >> has congress put the word compromise into it's vocabulary? ? and weather conditions made a mess of things back east. >> and what california cold >> and what california cold snaps are doing to sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right?

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mary barra will be the c-e-o of general motors, starting in mid-january. it's the first time a woman is in charge of an american automaker. >> reporter:and the workforce she'll be leading? it will be made up of mostly men. only 21-percent of the nation's autoworkers are women. >> reporter:but the number is growing. 20 years ago, 15-percent of autoworkers were women. as for barra, she has a long history with g-m. >> reporter:a native michiganger, her father was a die maker at g-m for decades. she followed in his footsteps, joining g-m 33- years ago, when she was a teenager. and worked her way up to executive vice president of global product development. barra has overseen some huge, and highly successful, rollouts for g-m, including the chevy impala. >> reporter:her appointment was expected, especially after outgoing c-e-o dan akerson said a few months ago that it was inevitable that one day, a woman would lead one of the big three automakers. >> reporter:akerson is retiring early because his wife is ill. he was installed as c-e-o by the government when it

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. >>> a new era in motor city as general motor announces mary barra will become the next ceo.tanford as head of human resources of gm, barra is credited for a slashing code including a eight page dress code. >>> temperatures weren't that much warmer. antioch was still 47. santa rosa one of the warmer spots with 54. in oakland 57. so temperatures are on their way up and that's good news. this is the story right now. we've got that freeze warning that is in effect for these areas. south of san jose. we've got a freeze warning there and a freeze warning up by santa rosa. then these light blue areas those are your wind advisories. they just went into effect at 10 10 -- 10:00. it's not going to be as devastatingly cold as it was this morning. it's still very cold. outside it's just beautiful. we have beautiful visibilities. you can see the embarcadero is lit up for the holidays. as we go into tomorrow, a cold start. not as cold as this morning. but during the day tomorrow a warmer day. temperatures in the mid-50s and upper 50s in some locations. let's take a look at san francisco f

. >> mujer hace historia cuándo gm la elije como primera mujer en dirección es ella marí barra de 51manos de patrulla fronteriza del 2010 , el uso de fuerza local dicen que es consistente 6 de 20 reciben disparos cuándo estaban en el lado de méxico . >> si cuesta encontrar trabajo, para ex convictos es más difícil, buscan darles una 2da oportunidad . >> gracias . >> un mexicano dice que teleton lo dejó cumplir su sueño de defender la camiseta de su país . >> [♪ ♪] . >> . > > [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> mexicano que de niño sufrió grave accidente dice que el teletón lo ayudo en un sueño a pesar que le falta una pierna es futbolista y ya represento a su país, gregorio dice que el teletón le enseño a vivir . >> a simple vista gregorio se entrega al deporte que tanto amas . >> eso que es el fútbol en muleta? es impresionatne . >> como lo que vivió después de tragedia . >> tuve accidente a los 7 años, donde perdí la pierna . >> Íbamos para acapulco y el camión se volcó y fui un lesionado reflexiona de la entrada donde se pregunto por que le falta una pierna pero en 2003 llego la luz , la teletó

. >>> a new era in motor city as general motor announces mary barra will become the next ceo. received her mba from stanford as head of human resources of gm, barra is credited for a slashing code including a eight page dress code. >>> temperatures weren't that much warmer. antioch was still 47. santa rosa one of the warmer spots with 54. in oakland 57. so temperatures are on their way up and that's good news. this is the story right now. we've got that freeze warning that is in effect for these areas. south of san jose. we've got a freeze warning there and a freeze warning up by santa rosa. then these light blue areas those are your wind advisories. they just went into effect at 10 10 -- 10:00. it's not going to be as devastatingly cold as it was this morning. it's still very cold. outside it's just beautiful. we have beautiful visibilities. you can see the embarcadero is lit up for the holidays. as we go into tomorrow, a cold start. not as cold as this morning. but during the day tomorrow a warmer day. temperatures in the mid-50s and upper 50s in some locations. let's take a

. >>> we're going to turn to the new head of general motors, mary barra. the first woman ceo of an american car company. her appointment smashing another gender barrier. in so many ways, it's a natural next step for this mother of two, steeped in car culture. her father worked at pontiac. she joined gm as a college intern. rebecca jarvis has her story. >> reporter: this morning, a first for detroit. and an extreme rarity in the business world. i would like to introduce your new ceo -- >> reporter: mary barra who started at general motors 33 years ago, on deck to take its top post this january, the first woman ever to run one of detroit's big three automakers and the most powerful woman in the car business. >> this is truly the next chapter in general motors recovery and turn around history. and i'm very honored to be a part of it. >> reporter: a home-grown talent, she started in gm in 1980. inspecting grand prixes coming off the assembly line. she was 18. studied engineering. her father a 39-year-old gm veteran was making car fenders and hoods. >> to get w

i think mary barra was picked purely on her talent, hard work and success. nothing else. we do this because of stem, science, technology, engineering and math. graduates coming out of colleges. about 25% of our plants are owned by women. a young woman that runs our manufacturing engineering. folks in the plans. a complex woman runs our supply chain global purchasing. our quality initiatives and customer experience, woman. they serve on the executive committee. we are proud of that. i'm not surprised that mary rose to the top. she has been with the company for i believe 30 plus years. she graduated from gmi, think of that like you would west point or annapolis. they had their own service academy. she went to stanford. she came back and has performed exemplary. it is noteworthy. it should be. i think she was well deserving of the appointment. >> your announcement today is about the 1.3 billion dollars invested around the u.s. a questioner asks about plans to increase investment globally. >> between product development and capital expenditures, you would spend $15 billion a