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Uber Settles Lawsuit with California, Massachusetts Drivers

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This week, Uber settled a six year lawsuit with California and Massachusetts drivers over how the ride hailing company classifies them. But the $20 million settlement is far less than drivers hoped for.
Reporter: Sam Harnett

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