tech

Africa's silicon valley-Kenya!

Tech giants protest net neutrality rollback

Errol Barnett reports on Silicon Valley’s resistance to net neutrality reforms.

Questions raised over NY power plant's use of AI

Esports: The Price of the Grind

Cryptocurrency: Virtual money, real power

Errol Barnett ventures to the American northwest where cryptocurrency mining is dividing one small town.

How cryptocurrency mining is dividing one small town

Errol Barnett discuses his CBSN Originals documentary “Cryptocurrency” explaining why some are fearful of new mining facilities.

Artificial intelligence could revolutionize farming industry

On “CBS This Morning” Errol Barnett reports on how one Florida farm is using artificial intelligence to harvest strawberries.

Exclusive interview with man behind searchable faces

Mock Mars mission wraps up year-long experiment in Hawaii

Inside Africa - Kenya Connected Pt. 3

Amazon, Google patent applications hint at devices listening more

Avoiding The Supreme Ayatollah´s Web Block

On CNN, Errol Barnett reports on how Iranians are getting around Internet blocks.

"iReport for CNN" airing on weekends

CNN International’s commercial promoting ‘iReport for CNN’

climate

Flash Flooding in DUBAI

A rainstorm that dumped more than five inches of water and hail Tuesday in Dubai has led to flash flooding and closed operations at Dubai International Airport. CBS News senior foreign correspondent Charlie D'Agata is following the unusual weather event in the United Arab Emirates.

Reporting amid the flames during another California wildfire

Eight active wildfires are burning across California, days after power was shut off to hundreds of thousands of people in an effort to prevent fires. Errol Barnett reports from Porter Ranch.

Debunking common myths about reducing your carbon footprint

Snow and ice paralyze drivers in Virginia

Maryland storm turns deadly as bystanders rush to save victims

A human chain forms to save lives during a downpour in this Maryland town. Errol Barnett reports.

Urban Lumber Movement

There’s a growing movement among woodworkers to reclaim abandoned material while providing economic opportunities in urban areas. For ‘CBS This Morning: Saturday’ I spoke to some of the men and women from Baltimore to Sacramento fueling the urban lumber movement. Would you consider the origins of furniture you buy?