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Bozoma Saint John is committed to bringing more diversity and inclusion to Uber. She tells CNN's Poppy Harlow that women at Uber need support, "I don't want women flocking out the door."

Bozoma Saint John, Chief Brand Officer at Uber, says she feels there is a "spotlight" on her as an African-American female executive in Silicon Valley.

Visitors to the U.S. fell by about 4% in 2017. CEO of the U.S. Travel Association explains what's behind the drop.

For the first time since 1979, Mercedes-Benz has done a full redesign of one of its oldest vehicles. Here's a look at the 2019 G-Class at the Detroit Auto Show.

On Monday, the United Arab Emirates unveiled the world's largest desalinated water reserve in the middle of the Liwa desert. It holds 5.6 billion gallons of water and cost $435 million to build.

It took the Dow seven trading days to rocket from 25,000 to 26,000. And the Dow is up almost 8,000 points, or about 42%, since President Trump's election.

"Master of None" star Aziz Ansari has responded to an allegation of sexual assault by a woman he went out on a date with in the fall.

All stories start somewhere, and the story of the driverless car begins in a research lab in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where Carnegie Mellon University Professor Red Whittaker was one of the first to develop a fully autonomous driving machine. This is what it took for this technology to go from fantasy to reality.

CNN's Jake Tapper looks at claims President Trump has made a few times about the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program.

Construction firm Carillion, which employs 43,000 people around the world, is going into liquidation. Roughly three-quarters of its sales come from the U.K., where it has hundreds of contracts with the government.

Bozoma Saint John joined Uber as Chief Brand Officer six months ago with a "personal mission" to turn around the company's culture after sexual harassment within Uber, numerous lawsuits and leadership shakeups.

Dean Baquet, executive editor of The New York Times, says the president has "already done a certain amount of damage to the American press, with the constant attacks."

Former President Barack Obama makes his first talk show appearance since leaving office.

As President Trump and Michael Wolff trade insults on Twitter, Norman Pearlstine and Steven Brill tell Brian Stelter that Trump might want to think twice about changing libel laws.

Van Jones and David Zurawik join Brian Stelter to discuss the fallout from President Trump's "shithole countries" comment. Was it a turning point in how newsrooms report on racist language?

From a 55-minute immigration discussion to a lengthy interview with the Wall Street Journal, President Trump sought to convey leadership and stability. Did it work? Lynn Sweet and David Zurawik discuss.

Oprah Winfrey is thinking about running for president. Are journalists approaching the story correctly? Lynn Sweet and David Zurawik react to Winfrey's Golden Globes speech and the notion of a 2020 campaign.

Sarah Sanders is calling the Wall Street Journal "fake news." Both sides have released audio tapes. Brian Stelter says there might be more behind this fight over a word.

Two Reuters journalists could face 14 years in prison if found guilty of violating Myanmar's Official Secrets Act. Reuters editor Steve Adler speaks with Brian Stelter about the case.

At the Detroit Auto Show, Ford shows off the new 2019 Ranger. We talk with Ford's President of Global Operations at the Michigan Assembly Plant where the trucks will be made.