her name is drew gilpin faust. >> so, tim, i'm interrupting practice here. >> perfect timing. >> susie: her job on this rainy afternoon was to make sure her team triumphed over arch-rival yale. >> i just wanted to be here and say good luck, congratulations on what you've done so far.

>> susie: meet harvard's first female president: drew gilpin faust. as a child she got some memorable advice from her mother. >> she said, "it's a man's world sweetie and the sooner you learn it, the happier you'll be." >> susie: in this "women in leadership" special, we'll tell you how this professor of history is leading the nation's oldest and most prestigious university into the future. this is a special edition of "nightly business report." "nightly business report" is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening, everyone and welcome to this special edition of "nightly business report: women in leadership." we're reporting today from harvard yard in cambridge, massachusetts. since harvard university was founded in 1636, it's built a worldwide reputation for excellence any fortune 500 company would envy. but for most of its history, harvard has been a man's world. women were not admitted as undergraduates until the 1970s. and it would take almost 40 more years for this ivy league powerhouse to name its first female presid

join us as we profile harvard president drew gilpin faust and learn how this historian is taking one of the world's biggest universities into the future. >> susie: for the first time ever, apple has issued a list of its major parts suppliers and an update on working conditions at plants along its supply chain. the maker of iphones and ipads listed several big names among its 156 suppliers including intel, sony corp and micron technology. but after years of criticism, apple issued an audit. >> reporter: meanwhile in china, violence broke out after hundreds of customers waiting for hours outside apple's flagship store in beijing were told there are no new iphones available. the release of the iphone 4s was delayed, and as seen in this video from russian television, customers were not pleased. they yelled at employees and threw eggs after police made the announcement. >> tom: forget about cautious optimism. tonight's "market monitor" is a bull, plain and simple. elaine garzarelli is president of garzarelli capital. elaine, nice to see you, and happy new year. >> same to you. >> tom: you