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chickens andout sheep. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg upinessweek, uber is revving on driverless carsirst to this game. a year and half ago they went on a big hiring binge around carnegie mellon university. it is the center for driverless car research. >> they wiped out their department. on the put a hit department. i think carnegie mellon overall is happy with the arrangement. everyone wondered what was going on. they're not profitable, they're fighting battles with regulators. there is a lingering labor issue. why would you take this additional challenge on? what i found out, having travel to pittsburgh see -- to see their operation, is that they see driverless cars as the critical issue for the company. if you like it is inevitable that google and tesla will competingtheir ridesharing services using driverless cars. does not have their own technology they will go away. 80% ofou pointed out, uber's cost of the drivers. >> it is a huge sum of money. that is not quite true in the developing world. that even for a long trip, even in a world area, taking an uber could be cheaper than a

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how are they able to manage andout any day care centers still have great lives with these young childrenght, next caller is ricky from muskegon, michigan calling on the line for stay-at-home parents. i am a hello, stay-at-home dad. before he became a dad, i used to work in the day care center. we's to have a state run day care center. got taken andnds they closed down the day care center. now, since i started having kids, i had two kids and i took care of them myself, i worked but i came off of disability because i messed up my back. the thing about it is, i watch my kids, sometimes my mom will watch my kids. i have other family members. i really had my kids go to a day care center, was one time. i pay for it myself. in this day and time, there are programs that are afterschool where the kids go sometimes. sometimes the funding is not there to have the afterschool programs. that's another thing they can look into is having afterschool programs for these kids to go to. host: you are saying the issue is not just for children for the young ones but once the kids are in school, they might ne