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Uber abruptly settles self-driving car lawsuit with Google

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A clash of Silicon Valley titans ended with an unexpected settlement. Google's parent company was suing ride-sharing giant Uber for allegedly stealing its self-driving vehicle trade secrets, but shortly after lawyers entered a San Francisco courtroom Friday for day five of the trial, it all came to a sudden end. John Blackstone reports.

"Brotopia" author on Silicon Valley sexism

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Silicon Valley may be a place of incredible innovation, but some say what most needs to change is its own business culture. A new book called "Brotopia: Breaking up the Boys' Club of Silicon Valley" claims its rife with sexism and the mistreatment of women. Author and Bloomberg journalist Emily Chang joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss how the culture is changing, what led to it in the first place, and whether the #MeToo movement has made it to the world of tech.



2/9: CBS Evening News

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This flu season could be worst in a decade; Ordinary science teacher becomes icon among educators.

White House blocks released of Democrats' memo

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"President Trump blocked the release of a memo written by Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee that was written in rebuttal to the controversial GOP memo released last week. Paula Reid reports.

Ordinary science teacher becomes icon among educators

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Eddie Brown is a teacher in Houston who gets a lot of laughs outside the classroom. It turns out his comedy routine spreads an important message about our educators. Steve Hartman has his story "On the Road."

Sunday: Mulvaney, Schiff, Paul, Meadows

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White House budget office director Mick Mulvaney, Rep. Adam Schiff, Sen. Rand Paul, and Rep. Mark Meadows will sit down with Face the Nation Sunday

Sheriff caught on body camera saying "take him out"

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A woman in Tennessee is suing a sheriff's department following her husband's death. Police body-camera video obtained by CBS’ Nashville affiliate shows a sheriff ordering officers to "take out" a man they were chasing. David Begnaud reports.





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