seamans engineering company is using tampa as a test city. infrastructure is already in place to link vehicles with the roads we use every day. >> the first scale connected vehicle in the united states. >> reporter: system a floral. we went for a test drive as we made our way downtown. technologies car determined if traffic signals ahead were red or green. that information helped drivers slow down or speed up. >> it also allowed us to keep harmonized speed recommendations to have the traffic flowing throughout the city with a minimum of stops. >> reporter: the software will likely be built into future vehicles where drivers can put the capability of mourning pedestrians about potential bicycles, making the roads safer for everyone. >> the u.s. d.o.t. says it can reduce accidents. >> reporter: experts like the technology instead of constantly rebuilding is redeveloping highways and roads. >> we would see more of the intelligent transportation systems used, especially in cities and areas where we do >> reporter: each month, 40 intersections shou

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the company is using tampa as a test city. infrastructure is already in place to link vehicles with the >> they're working with the expressway authority to realize the project in the united states. >> reporter: company leaders are in tampa this week giving the new system a whirl. we went for a test drive. technology in the car determined in traffic signals ahead were red or green. that helped the drivers slow down or speed up as he approached. >> it allows to give some speed recommendations in order to let's say have the traffic flowing in a smooth fashion throughout the city with a built into future vehicles. the technology will have the capability of warning drivers. >> it's a technology that the us dot says that can prevent accidents. >> leaders like the idea of using the technology instead of constantly rebuilding and redeveloping. >> you'll see more of the intelligent transportation want to widen roads >> in 18 months 40 intersections in the city should be equipped with the technology. >> the test project is funded by the

test next-gen vehicles. >> ben has your back. cars. to welcome driverless >> the city wiloonin testing thell-electric cars. diane, what the plan? >> be the company behind it says it will be the first time it tests a driverless car on public roads in the u.s. and it plans on doi so right here in the seaport distct. e future of driverl c test the cars because it's a historic environment. we know if we can safely in boston, we can do it anywhere. >> the company plans to start with one c during the initial testing phase in boston. >> in the next sixonths o year, i'd love to ve a doz cars on the streets. >> the c.e.o. aims to have the >> boston drive are talented and sometimes a little bit aggressive. we don't want our car to be slowing down the progress of other road users. >> during the testing phas the city plans to keep an e on it. >> we have issues of transportation as as traffic congestion and pollution, accidents, fatalities. tnkhis would help us. the way that it's being toldo us, it will helus with all of that. >> the c.e.o. say along with other safety measures, the

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>> do a mental picture and picture 100 pinpoints driving the across the country in the large test cityarther you are away from any of those pinpoints, the more republican you are. if you go into the deepest recesses of montana and miami, the farther away from the one of the biggest 100 cities, the more republican you are. the closer you are to those cities, the more democratic are. why is every election decided in the suburbs? that's where the country meets the city. that's the point of conflict. so the country mice like me and the people i'm from are republican. the city mice like you, where you're from and where you grew up, are democratic. and then when we get -- >> you just stereotype people for a living? >> i do, all the daggone time. and you know what is great? we're almost always right. >> kat, right now we're seeing live footage of a podium. >> you don't see the guy there. >> it's happening again. you mean there's somebody there? look, last word to you. thoughts on anything other than what chris just said. i'm trying to stake awake. >> it just doesn't matter. whatever the polls

testing showed high levels of nitrate in [ no audio ] the city of peoria says it did the required notifications. it alerted customers today after results from a second passed -- second test certified the high nitrate levels. there was a notice to the media as well as on their website. high nitrate levels are especially dangerous to kids, and since six months or younger younger can actually died. >> reporter: lisa says the family will stick to bottled water for a while. >> it's very concerning, kind of scary. >> after the first test showed high nitrate levels the city shut off the well that they think was causing the problem. the city now says the water is safe to drink. >>> another legal challenge to the freeway expansion has failed. court of appeals has denied a request for injunction to stop the construction. construction on the expansion is expected to start early in the new year. adot says it's the first time that a legal challenge to the freeway expansion has failed. >>> federal investigators are on the scene of the school bus crash in tennessee that killed five children. the driver of tha

test. the city is testing seven emergency sirens at 11:00 this morning and that test is going to continue on the first wednesday of every month. also happening in contra costa county, schools, child care centers and other organizations are taking part in the country's 15th annual shelter in space drill. >>> surfers get ready, the five-month window for the big maverick competition is open. surf is expected to reach between 22 and 27 feet in some areas this week alone. the competition draws surfers as you well know from around the world. today the california coastal commission will look into extending the competition's permit which is set to expire. that meeting starts at 9:00 at the oceania hotel in half moon bay. >>> san jose sharks general manager doug wilson is being honored, inducted into the san jose sports authority's hall of fame. that's happening at the sap center later tonight. >>> 6:48. also today, bicycle parking is on the agenda for smart train stations in the north bay. this afternoon the transit board will consider final investment plans for bicycle parking. >>> the bay area's v

testing. >> new tonight. city of denver clearing away more homeless camps. >> . denver police did have to move some people away from the curb. where they were sitting and standing. then crews started moving belongings from the sidewalk. truckloads. some homeless were devastated. others seem more resigned to it. and some even defiant. >> kpwesz guess what. we come back. why. stop trying to kick the problem under the rug. answer it. address .t. >> . address it. >> we have space for anyone available who need shelter services. >> >> city will store all the belongings that clear the way from the sidewalk. into an empty warehouse. in the rhino district. hold it for 60 days. if the owners don't pick it up. it will be destroyed. >> . one year anniversary of the death of one of their own. trooper was hit and killed by a drunk driver. on november 15. 2015. she stopped her car on the shoulder on i 25. to investigate another crash. the man who hit pleaded guilty to vehicle vehicular homicide. and is serving eight years. >> . that was walked from a courtroom yesterday. cleare

test. >> th suspect city police department uses it extensively. in ohio first to have it in so consequently now i would imagine several police andndiqu department will be using it for screening purposes. we will have the results back department. >> test showeded that i did tex is 80 percent accurate when use when a traditional polygraph, i is about 96 and accurate.ac because it's accurate, many agencies in northeast ohio are looking to take a look at this. >> you are a bastion of honesty and in credibility and it did not say when you pass that test. was really neat. they had one you pulled it up and you get th past that it would asked to youo number five and when you did pick it could be restless to live. it got it. it got it. so it is really neat. just five days to go before election in the polls are tied, showing heller clinton and donald trump are neck and neck. >> we're here with the latest o >> the narrow path to victory i -- emily is not without, for sake, the fbi is reopened the investigation into her clinton and her e-mails and it is still

denver driver let us ride alone shot gun as she let us get out -- it cover four blocks and the city tested this back in 2011 near capital hill near of this alignment. >> it's easier to get a spot, but there's a lot of down side where you can't see around a truck or you can't see if you're trying to cross 7th. >> there's cars parked nose first. if you do that, you'll be fined $55. you have to be nosed out. get back in there. >> there's signs, but sometimes they're hard to see. >>> a jurors convicted a man for leaving his >>> why hate filled graffiti isn't being removed. >>> we have information on an officer who was flying a -- even warmer than yesterday. as your kids are leaving school today, we're going to northbound the mid to upper 70s. denver, 77 degrees. coming up, we're going to look >>> breaking news just in. russia's defense minister says the air force launched a major offensive in parts of syria. activist says this is the first time in 3 weeks that air strikes has hit eastern arapahoe. right now i'm monitoring another international story. president obama arrived in greece. this is

the city tested the water and it came discovery. >>> if you drive a toyota, we have another recall. we have to do one at least once a week. 834,000 minivans are being recalled because the sliding doors could open while the vehicle is moving. the recall covers sienna vans from 2011 to 2016 sold in the u.s. and toyota will repair it i find it odd you're notified by mid-january when you could be driving down the road and the door could open. >>> tater or tot? it's a difficult decision. >> tot is 18 weeks old, 2 feet and 2 inches with a confident gobble, walks with a relaxed saunter. tater is 40 pounds, and likes walking with swagger. >>> zoo lights is kicking off its 25th season. hundreds of displays light up the skies starting at 5:30. there is a tree lighting ceremony with the asu marching band and you need tickets to attend. >> and the valley's largest outdoor rink is opening up for the season with displays and a the grand opening is saturday night with performances, hot chocolate bar and of course santa. >>> when you give to operation santa claus, you help out the st. mary's food a

now it is part of national program being tested in cities across the country and so far participants say it is working. >> when i was in active addiction, i didn't know there was so much support behind the disease. >> daniel: framingham -- going to nashua and new york. >> julie: 1 month ago engine parked cars not enough insurance money to pay for all the damage. driver responsible for the halloween crash works for the ride-sharing service lyft. the company tells us because he did not have a passenger in the car and not picking anyone up at the time of the crash, the insurance is limited to $25,000. we have learned that damage can be over$100,000 for cars and fire are looking at all the options and says it is going to be scrapped. >> daniel: 3m making fire extinguishing systems the town claims made way into the water system and threatening the health of thousands of people. town wants the company to pay for the testing, treatment and monitoring of the water systems. new sign had drivers scratching their head in dartmouth as you could see here, contractor instead of cape cod. crews too

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he calls it a test of the city's pledge to remain a sanctuary city. campos will propose a $5 million plan to provide legal representation who face deportation. it is a direct response to president-elect trump, who said that he will defund sanctuary cities. >>> one of san francisco's top high schools is making headlies this morning, but not for academics. according to the examiner, there is hate graffiti found in bathrooms, classroom desks. they say school staff plans to send letters this week to show respect for their peers. >>> fema is trying to stop wildfires from destroying the smoky mountains. they've given money to help tennessee mobilize resources needed to fight the fires. this morning, people are banned from entering the tourist city of gatlinburg. not far from dolly wood theme park. 14,000 people were evacuated overnight and hundreds of homes are damaged. forecasters expecting more rain in the next day or two. >> can you guys see that? all of that red are flames. >> the person who took this video says that strong winds are fanning and fueling

. >> the oakland raiders have a test in mexico city. we caught top secreting training, a training mask you will see here, right this. it is on their face for high altitude, mexican at 7,400' above sea level which is thin air. denver is 5,200. they practice at sea level in alameda the masks are giving them an edge to physically republic in the conditions. we had a tough time getting anyone to fess up. >> i would rather not say what is going on. >> everything is so secretive. >> you are training with masks on? >> where are they? she me. >> they would not show us but there it is, behind him, having played in mexico city before, pre-season. they take on the texans from mexico city starting at 5:00. >> texans are toll not to leave their hotel in mexico city or use room service. those are precautions not sent to the raiders only the texans. >> we are used to different kind of foods. weird... >> good morning, everyone. back at home, it is clear. it is cold. frost is possible until 8:00. massive clouds, the weak soaker. until we get to that we

test the water. >> we made the offer to several families on fair street, the street dug up getting water and sewer service. samples are taken to summit environmental technologies in cuyahoga falls. the city of berea believes the brown color of water people experience is due to water work. some homeowners do, too. there's no explanation of the letter tests showed in one home. what about people on other streets where there's no this one on video from stacey. >> here our water is brown. >> would you want your children drinking this? right from the faucet? yes. >> stacey has a particular interest in the story. most importantly, she has five children under the age of 7 1/2. >>> when i moved in, i noticed the water w flushing the hydrants. it happened more than that. >> reporter: to say she has her hands full is an understatement. she has problems like brushing the kids' teeth. >> i just want answers like what's going on with our water here. >> she talked to the city and reassured and the city doesn't test for metals. >> i can't a ready to to do testing on my own. >>> we included stacey's water time to take care of what makes her worry about the water. her family. getting answers, paul orlousk

the city says a total of six offices will test the cameras. at first all testing will be done in city buildings without public interaction. officials say it limited use with the public may happen later this month. if the program is a process the city was established a policy but use a body cameras. game but maybe in a season. it has changed the entire outlook of a team and the city that loves them. >> bruce has more. >> it's not like a lot yesterday would have doomed the broncos, there are six games left and just a half game separates the top three teams in the tough afc west by getting a win like they did yesterday, in the manner in which they won, allows start imagining the possibilities to feel good about themselves. instead of the inevitable doubt that might have started to seep in. it is night and day. >> a chance to excel after a big road win a few days now to rest and recuperate to get away from the rigors of the game both physically and emotionally and then to come back to work with energy and focus and without the nagging little injur

there glad it was done but concerned about what was found they spent weeks testing were then settled in hundred creek and water in city nine buildings about 9 percent tested positive for elevated lead levels , cmsd turned off the drinking water sources at many of the schools and installed safe water cooler also replacing 79 fountains and 40 faucets in common areas. miranda decision to get in fron of this, there is no law that requires anyone to do water te school leaders hope to remove all lead threads over the next few months, they said they want to address the problem before i got out of hand like we have seen in other communities. breaking news tonight this is a look from skyfox as protester demonstrate on public square the middle of the protesting joins us with that message. on chester avenue, just off of east 21 street parker they had a protest rally in public square. they went through playhouse square, went to cleveland state university then onto avenue this is anti-trump demonstration people from colleges, various groups here several hundred here looks like they're stretching out several blocks the police are a

and google has self-driving cars being tested in a few cities. mobileye has partnered with bmw and intel to produce a fully autonomous car by 2021 a sign that the car industry is taking self-driving cars seriously. technology officer about the challenges ahead for self-driving cars. (amnon shashua, mobileye co- founder) "i would compare this to sending a man to the moon. it's big." (oren liebermann) "that's been done though." (amnon shashua, mobileye co- founder) "that has been done but driverless cars have not been done." the technology for self-driving cars is available he says but it's still years away from being ready for the road. (amnon shashua, mobileye co- simplistic - the moment something complicated happens, the human driver needs to take control, so they aren't there yet in terms of the kinds of negotiations, the kinds of strategy forming that needs to happen in order to have a driverless car." self-driving cars remain a work in progress. but perhaps the biggest challenge is acceptance. would you fly in a plane without a pilot? probabl

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as trump tries to heal the country problem, tests started in several cities. people were on the streets in portland, oregon and los angeles. 500 people protested outside ucla after the results were announced. trump's campaign manager said it came down to listening. with people and not at people. >> it is now up to trump to lead a very divided nation. trump overperformed polls in rule america and those who turned out in 2012 did not mobilize for clinton. clinton waited until about 9:30 our time to give her speech. she was gracious, saying we must look towards the future. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. our constitutional democracy enshrines the peaceful transfer of power and we don't just respect that. we cherish it. >> shortly after clinton's speech in new york city, president obama addressed the election the side that lost will be affected but we're all on one team. >> this is an intramural scrimmage and we're not democrats first or republicans first. we are americans first. we're patriots first. w

the fate of video rest primarily and test the city. shares of solar city and town about 25%. wal-mart with analysts looking for the retail giant with a ninth straight sales when it opens its books on the third quarter. but obama says about its outlook for the holiday season as well as online shopping could also hear from best buy this morning. the electronics retailer expected to report higher earnings and revenue a year ago. revising earnings estimates higher. stock up 32%. check out shares of cisco systems tumbling about 4% in after-hours or the network equipment maker issuing a weak second-quarter earnings forecast. that's the reason of the chart. nicole: the whistleblower katharine assad shake in the company in his own family. tyler schultz said he wanted to share the reputation of former aide george shultz is a director at the blood testing startup and his grandfather. efforts have opened a rift in the family. they focus on more flaws and how it calculates measurements that marketers use in their ad buying decisions two months after facebook acknowledged it has been over

police are saying side of the city...> testing car doors to see if they were unlocked...> and, in fact, a lot of them were. when waukesha police found their two people of interest early saturday morning...> they say they were found with a backpack filled with small electronics like music players, auxillary cables, and car cell phone charges.> right now investigators estimate that as many as 30 vehicles may have been hit.> so far...> only six victims have stepped forward.> police are waiting until more victims claim their items. 3 "and i think there's also a level of embarassment of people identifying themselves as a victim. and it's part of our job as law enforcement to advocate for the victims, to get the return of their property, and also push forward charges to the district attorney's office for those who have committed these crimes against people." people." again, this happened between friday night and early sunday morning in this area betweeen the fox river and waukesha city hall.> coming up on the new at five...> we're talking break-ins.> stay tuned for that.> live in waukesha...

tested. we could have tomorrow. we'll update. we retested you this house. this is where they had the lead. we retested it to make sure the city is testing it as well. we'll stay on it as long as it takes to get answers. getting answers, paul orlousky, cleveland 19. >>> president-elect donald trump is getting ready with his first meeting with the world leaders since the election. a face-to-face with japan's prime minister. and mr. trump and his transition team continue to meet with published reports say mr. trump's son-in-law is being considered for a top level white house role. mr. trump's campaign manager says appointments will likely be announced either right before or after thanksgiving, which falls in line with previous transitions. vice-president-elect mike pence visited the white house and took a photo. >> we're excited about moving the trump agenda hill are searching for their own way to work with the president-elect. they say it's mr. trump's responsibility to bring people together. >>> well, the state of ohio did go for donald trump, a lot of voters had other write in ideas that weren't even certified candidates. lik

city has 30,000 ballots left to count. >>> in aurora, it won't be just police officers wearing body cameras. the aurora code enforcemmnt and animal protection officers are testing them out. the city wants to see how useful the cameras may be year. >>> people in one metro area neighborhood says they can't breathe. >> they say because the stench is so bad. it wakes them up in the middle of the night. >> imagine putting a raw chicken into your waste can and you leave it for days and days and it heats up and it's just that raw, decaying, disgusting odor. >> to make it worse, the odor isn't going away anytime soon. we're going to tell you where it's going and where it's coming from and why it's here or while. >>> plus a plane lands on i-70. >>> it's about 5:10 on this tuesday morning, and it's warm, it's dry, it's clear. we're going to see winds at 15 to 25 miles-per-hour. but there's a little rain and snow to the northwest of us. coming up, a look at when that rain is going to change things up for us. ? sfx: laughter one hundred percent whole grain quaker oats is the delicious way to help reduce cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. >>> welcome back at 5:12

. >>> code enforcement and animal protectionnofficers will test month to see the city wants to see how useful these cameras would be manchester police officers but for others like if it's worth it for all the cameras. tssto use body >>> get ready for a test tomorrow, the office of emergency management will test theecity's emerggncy out door warning sirens. that's tomorrow at 1130 in the morning. thisstask includes for the 50s science throughout the war and features a three minute such as a tornado or hazardous material spell. this is just a test tomorrow. >>> new developments of high profile case featured in the show making a murderer. >>> stranded with nowhere to go, how these cows were left stranded on this tiny island after mother nature struck. >>> bikers and it started struck after helping a stranded motorist on the side of the it's a high-prooile case featured in netflix is making a murderer. now federal judge has ordered a% wisconsin man whose 2007 the conviction was overturned to bee released from this and under supervision. a judge overturned hhs conviction rolling his violate

test. salt lake city police department uses it extensively. in ohio we were the first to have it in ohio. as a matter fact forth in the country to have it. consequently i would imagine several fire departments are using it in the future brisbane improper says. >> and akron, the gallic, fox f miss. tasha i detect is 85 percent accurate on its own. when used with the traditional polygraph that 98 percent accurate. because it's quicker, many agencies in north east ohio are starting to take a look at it. the window today, noticed something i hadn't seen before this season. nomar gress, the grass is there, but it's covered by the leads a lot of work to start doing this weekend brett. >> the rain knocked a lot of them down. we said, on pay, give us some nice weather. >> a great weekend so you can break out that leaf blower. >> that beautiful toy of mine. >> it is. you agree not to come into mind lots. >> i will take that under consideration. there he good. >> especially since the weather is going to be fantastic. we started to see the atmosphere clear out, but not completely because we still ha

there is a different feel already in this country and this city which is 7-1 registered democrat over republican. so this is quite a testor the city of new york. there is a positive feeling, an opt mimple. we are talk -- an optimism. >> people are in the city for thanksgiving break. they ask me, where are you from? they feel the supreme court has been saved. but they felt like they were starring into 48 years of sameness, managing our decline, not having a legitimate chance to shake up washington. this is why it's the people's victory. i would tell folks who like to listen to each other and the donor or political and media class, start listening to the people. the keys to the election were hiding in plain sight the whole time. if you listen to his change message, you saw how hillary clinton's truth worthiness and honesty numbers never budged. those clues were in front of us. i'm curious to see what happens to those who got the election wrong. they should let him be the president. lou: there is note a thing they can do by the. he is our president. lou: i cannot wait for what he accomplishes and what the nation accomplish

. >>> city tests show a well near 83rd avenue had elevated level of nitrate. substance is found in fertilizer. since that discovery the city tested the water. it came back safe. >>> lawyers are heading back to federal court today for a hearing in the racial profiling case. the team is asking the judge to step aside which will >>> we have a traffic alert. if you have family coming in from california to the valley call them and let them know about that. i-10 eastbound all lanes blocked because of a semi roll over. they are using the shoulder to get by. it is very slow there. a look at i-10 in the valley. we have a crash on the hand side i-10 eastbound at 59th avenue. it is heavy as well. >> nothing but clear skies. a beautiful start to the day. it is chilly as temperatures are still in the 50s in phoenix. up to 54 degrees. today a warmer day. our warm up will also happen quicker. we'll be in the upper 60s by lunchtime. mid 70s this afternoon for highs. 75 here in the valley. 70s to our west. 40s flagstaff. dry statewide. >>> we are back in 25 minutes ? ? ? hi, ho

new features include local tourism activities in major cities around the world. they tested services in a few cities over the past year and plans to expand to 50 cities by next year. locals apply to be hosts and create their own experience for tourists. >> "snl" alum returns to studio 8 h tonight. kristin wiig will host for the second time. expect to see an array of characters she had over the last years. >> when you are in the cast or writer, you are on one side of the wall and then there is the >> yeah. >> also returning alec baldwin will reprise his role as president-elect donald trump. you can watch after 9 news tonight. so much fun to watch. >> she is hilarious. >>> the vice president-elect trip to see a broadway play leads to boos and demands an >>> president-elect donald trump agreed to settle lawsuits over trump university to focus on our country. he said the only bad thing about winning the presidency was that he did not have time to go through a long but winning trial. he agreed to pay $25 million to settle three lawsuits from school fraudulently mislead them. he r

>> airbnb is adding local tours and activities to its travel services in major cities and the world. they have been testing the services in a few cities over the last year, enlisting local hosts as guides, and is expanding to 12 cities. they plan to expand to 50 and where to find them is finally on the big screen. a preview of the movies in theaters now, coming up next. z25egz z16fz fantastic beasts and where to find them was the title of a textbook at the hogwart's school, and is now the title of a new film. >> yesterday a wizard entered new york with a case, a case full of magical creatures. >> reporter: the cat gets out of the bag in fantastic beasts and where the find them, following a wizard with a case full of monsters. when some of them get loose, it it's rated pg-13. miles teller takes a knockout punch in bleed for this, playing a boxer with two world titles under his belt before a car crash in 1991. doctors say he won't walk again but he refuses surgery and returns to the ring within a year of the accident. sea is already sparking oscar talk as a casey affleck has to take care of his nephew after

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testing showed high levels of nitrate in [ no audio ] the city of peoria says it did the required notifications. it alerted customers today after results from a second passed -- second test certified the high nitrate levels. there was a notice to the media as well as on their website. high nitrate levels are especially dangerous to kids, and since six months or younger

and, one of some 200 facilities now being tested nationwide. union city postal workers got a surprise think it's a day and -- >> they're going to take care of business and show the terrorists that there is no problem at all. >> they rejected suggestions that the united dates should stop its bombing in afghanistan during the upcoming holy month of ramadan. >> this is an a.m. -- enemy. and, the chairman of the community group, said the decision to keep bombing during ramadan will be seen as an insult by muslims who support the united states. >> they are not responsible for any of this. >> and, for more details on these stories just go to ktvu.com. you can find flashback friday right there. >>> and take a good look at your screen. welcome to this morning's guest, and african flat rock scorpion. and, they mainly as their claws for crashing prey. and, two female scorpion biologists in the world by the way, it's a mention that we have our guests at home to vote on who gets to hold the scorpion. and i think by 51%, i was chosen. and the >> [applause] >> i talked

test site operators. the goal is to encourage the integration of drones into air traffic systems: (( keith paul, spokesman / city of henderson: "it's very interesting because this is not a test site that is just open space. this is just urban area which will have obstructions and allow people to really test the uses of their unmanned systems." "this could have a tremendous economic impact. there, that way we could have companies move to henderson and also southern nevada to start their systems." )) ((brian loftus)) >> city officials want to see advanced drone development in henderson.. in hopes of becoming a global leader in drone technology. the site is expected to be up and running early next year. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> if you've ever had a question you wanted to ask someone in law enforcement... let us know! we're asking sheriff joe lombardo questions from the viewers every wednesday... to submit a question... go to las vegas now dot com. you can find out if your question was chosen.. every wednesday between 6:30 and 7 a-m./// >>> let's take a look on the roads with demetria. /// ((demetria obilor)) there

. >> you know, first of all boston is a great city to be testing in. it is a historic city.a many could plex road network. we know if we can drive well in boston we can drive well anywhere. liz: true. >> we welcome competition from other companies large and small. this is a global opportunity. there is lots of room for many players. we know we have a great path to success. liz: the cars you're using are the renault is it zoe? >> renault see zoe, it is an electric vehicle. liz: you're ahead of fords of the world and bpw and lexus. do you sit out there that you will beat those guys, you will beat those guys? >> we have a great start in singapore. we're on the road in boston. within the coming months we'll announce a few other partnerships in other parts of the world. we're focused on getting to market early in some. key markets worldwide that are interested in putting these autonomous cars on the road. liz: at some point are we all going to be in the robot taxis? i hear, oh, 15, 20 years nobody will have their own car. i like driving. >> and you will be able to drive. this wil

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