This month on CEO, host Lee Cullum sits down with General Motors Chairman and CEO Rick Wagoner.

On its 100^th anniversary, General Motors is hardly celebrating.  Instead, the nation’s largest automaker battles declining truck and SUV sales, fuel-weary consumers and a $15.5 billion second-quarter loss.

At the GM plant in Arlington, the tough times have led to work shutdowns for the 24-hundred General Motors assembly workers.

But, Wagoner says the company is shifting to more hybrids and cross-over vehicles while also banking on increasing sales in foreign markets like China, Russia, Brazil and India.