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Will take a lesson from the new corvette she oversaw. lighter, more fuel efficient. but more resistant to minor bumps, like shopping carts. the first in her family to go to college started at gm in 1980. her father worked for gm for 39 years. cadillac reporter: cadillac. the car of the year. reporter: what do you think your parents would think if they saw this now? oh excitement. they would be so proud. reporter: what does it say to the american auto industry and american people to see a woman on top? when i started here 33 years ago, had no idea this is the role i would be playing. but i approached every position like i was going to do it for the rest of my life. and i think that s a sends a very strong message about hard work pays off. reporter: her prediction for the future, along with the electric cars you can plug into an outlet in your home, and self-driving cars you hear so much about, she said will be on the roads in our lifetime. and she thinks they will be s ....
Moving on to the next story, big dogs get such a bad rap sometimes. you hear all of these you hear all these bad stories about them. but this is an uplifting story. great story that shows why people love to have the big protective dogs around. this woman in little rock, named millie, 60 years old. taking her trash out one night. and a guy comes up to her. pushes her. demands her money. and her pitbull, named champ, just happened to be in the yard, barked like crazy and scared the guy off. we have a soundbite from her now. i have no doubt that champ saved my life and i know he would literally die for me. pretty cool. so champ, called a hero today. a former pitbull owner. greatest dog. cliche is true. no bad dogs out there, just bad owners. it really is the truth. this is great story. washington capitals grant a wish for a kid who has histiocytosis. ....
Skinny time. since it s tuesday morning, we start with last night s episode of the bachelor. juan pablo, continuing his quest to find the woman of his dreams. joining us once again to talk about this is our chief bachelor analyst, jack. come on in, buddy. i was taking copious notes here. i tell what you, last night s episode of the bachelor , there were 18 women involved in this whole thing. and some drama. some drama. first, we start with the less drama, though. first date of the night last night. a woman named claire. a winter wonderland. sledding. skating. the whole nine yard. somewhere along the way, claire actually said, and i quote, he smells like heaven in a bottle. talking about juan pablo right there. say that about you too, john? you know how it goes. anyway, claire did rather well. she and juan pablo were loving each other. ....
She tried to butt in on juan pablo and somebody else. saw that they were having a discussion. a hasty retreat to the bathroom. it was horrible. somewhere then the next day, juan pablo goes and catches up with her. she says, again, i quote, i could have been more adult about it. that was the understatement of the episode. victoria got ousted. now time for the rose ceremony. 15 roses were handed out. not only did victoria go home. a woman named amy and chantel, they re all gone. our girl, renee who we talked about last week, she is still in the thick of things. she is going to win this thing, guaranteed. still holding on to that? we ll see what happens. all good. thank you. coach ditka, break down the bachelor. and bonus? 49ers win that game. there you go. jack, a man of many talents. we ll see you next week, jack. okay. ....
exactly. moving on to the next story, big dogs get such a bad rap sometimes. you hear all of these you hear all these bad stories about them. but this is an uplifting story. great story that shows why people love to have the big protective dogs around. this woman in little rock, named millie, 60 years old. taking her trash out one night. and a guy comes up to her. pushes her. demands her money. and her pitbull, named champ, just happened to be in the yard, barked like crazy and scared the guy off. we have a soundbite from her now. i have no doubt that champ saved my life and i know he would literally die for me. pretty cool. so champ, called a hero today. a former pitbull owner. greatest dog. cliche is true. no bad dogs out there, just bad owners. it really is the truth. this is great story. washington capitals grant a ....