are interested in seeing a completely driverless city. environment where they can hop into a car, there is no human behind the wheel. it is an optimistic view. i doubt this will happen in the next 10 years. life is more convenient, less congestion. cars tend to be safer. >> the number of people in america not getting drivers licenses. is that a notion about a sharing economy or are there fundamental changes with the way people looked at it? older, wemy age and have been sold the american dream of car is a symbol of freedom. if you are a millenial, you are see it thatkely to way. you have to pay insurance, taxes and park it somewhere. 22 hours doing nothing. the millenial's are much more disposed to sharing cars. the ideas that you would not really ever own one. >> is this happening only in cities? what are the trends outside cities? in the suburbs. we might forget the rest of the country really still needs their cars. >> you will see more and more people coming into cities as a global trend, but you are right. people will decide what kind

what do you mean by a driverless city? >> we ask people what's the world you would like to see? ericans are really interested in seeing a completely driverless the the. imagining is a city environment where they can just hop into a car and it takes them to a destination and there's no human behind the wheel. this is an optimistic view. i doubt it will happen in the next 10 years, but it's a compelling view of the future where life is more convenient, there is less congestion, and self driving cars tend to be safer. >> there are dramatic numbers about the number of people in america, not young people getting drivers licenses. is that about this notion of sharing an economy or the fundamental ways people look at that or desire to drive a car lester mark >> people my age and older, we have all been sold the american dream of the car is a symbol of freedom. if you are a millenial, you are much less likely to see it that way. you see a car as something that will slow you down. the idea of the economy of sharing this expensive resource spend 23 hours out of every day doing nothing. mil

who wants to live in a driverless city? we'll take a look at the results of a new intel study coming up. ♪ >> you're watching the best of bloomberg west, i am emily chang. to the future of american cities look like the jetsons? according to an intel study, 44% of people aspire to live in a driverless city. orie johnson and i spoke to steve brown. >> we asked people about the world they want to see. for four percent are interested -- a 44% registered in a driverless city. they want a city environment they can hop into a car and it takes them to a destination with no human behind the wheel. i doubt it will happen in the next 10 years. of the compelling view future. there is less congestion. self driving cars tend to be safe there -- safer. >> the number of people in america who are not young people who are not getting it drivers licenses. a that about the notion that sharing economy? is there a shift in the wind people look at the desire to drive a car? older havey age and been sold the american dream of a car being a symbol

driverless cars. one of the newest essences is global -- google fiber. today, we are taking an in-depth look at google fiber. the only other place other than kansas city -- tell us why google picked provo. >> a lovely town, a college town, a beautiful mountain. it is left over from the.com boom. when the city actually borrowed over $30 million to wire houses without optical networks. it required a significant update they could not afford. they went to google and said, you're trying -- starting to roll this thing out over the country. you have got to start. it is a partner with google and google is now rolling out new equipment to run existing fiber lines and create to go fiber here. class google fiber is a -- an attempt to jumpstart to impressive meets. megabitsber is 1000 per second. it is 100 times faster. you go bit, google fiber threatens to up band the cougar -- google fiber business. -- at&t'ser than att experimental service. google fiber started in kansas city in 2012. and comingn utah soon, austin, texas. it wants to bring the service to 34 more cities. optical networking signals to break into each customer's home. it will cost google as much

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