take the steering wheel out of self-driving cars and the brake pedal and everything else. this is not a insane as it sounds. the thing b about an autonomous car is if it s working properly, the driver has nothing to drive. at in turn means the human behind the wheel is probably not paying enough attention to cake control if that became necessary. bottom line say engineers say if you re going to drive, fine. grab b the wheel, look out the window and drive. if you re not going to drive, if you re going to sort of monitor the situation and let the car do the work then let the r car do the work. the theory is the driver becomes a liability not an asset in this situation. jimmy carl son is one of the world s leading experts on self-driving cars. he s workeded at tesla, curiously at apple as well. and is now the vice president of out information at neo, a chinese car company. chinese answer to tesla. one of china s most legitimate challengers. we ll get to neo in a moment, but let
carcasses. correspondent peter doocy starts us off tonight. good evening, peter. reporter: on this memorial day, president biden is expressing confidence that there won t be a debt default while also trying to express condolences to the families of fallen american service members. president biden: to those who gave our lives so our nation might live. reporter: hours after a solemn wreathlaying, president biden defended a debt deal that awaits congressional approval. president biden: i m confident with the conversation. i feel really good about it. reporter: the headlines, suspended the debt limit until 2025 and limiting federal spending. this will do as it increases defense. if you take non-defense with veterans out, it goes below the level of 2022. reporter: chip roy does not like the deal and sitting on the rules committee where the bill goes next. a reminder that brings big negotiations to build a coalition that it was explicit both that nothing would pass wa
live, from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. murder on live television. new details about the gunman who killed two former coworkers, his disturbing manifesto and his ties to the bay area. the victims never saw it coming. reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward were shot in cold blood. they worked at wdbj-tv in roanoke, virginia. the suspect, a former reporter at the station, vester flanagan who used the name bryce williams on air. mark kelly takes us through the tragic event. reporter: the reporter photographer team was in the middle of an early morning live shot. they had no idea it would be their last. alison parker and adam ward were conducting an interview this morning when their former coworker ambushed them. both died. the woman they were interviewing, the local chamber of commerce president was badly wounded but is expected to survive. police say vester flanagan shot himself as they closed in on his car about 200 miles away. he later di
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consulate general of peru, the consulate of guatemala, and the consulate of el salvador, we are all joining efforts, along with a lot of different agencies, labor agencies. the goal is to provide information to empower the hispanic workers. this year, the title of the week is know your rights at work: the well-informed worker. damian: i mean, and that topic is not only for the spanish-speaking, the immigrant community. i mean, when you know your labor rights, you re talking about every american or immigrant worker. and we have some video, some examples of some of the workers out there. now, are the other countries, peru and other countries, joining in because they saw how well it s been working for you all and they say, i wanna be a part of it ? jesus: yeah, exactly, we are joining efforts because this is not directly, as you say, just to hispanics. it s to the whole community, but the latin american consulates, we are directing our efforts to our community because there s