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i'll let younow what that mea kns first time earlier this month. now we're learning that tesla's new cyber cab could soon turn heads on the streets of palo alto. turns out palo alto has a problem with its popular rideshare service called link, but it may have a solution. tesla and its new autonomous vehicle. here's nbc bay area's audrey asistio with that potential partnership. raj. and yes, i spoke with a council member tonight who says the city shuttle service isn't sustainable. this while tesla needs a place to test out its self-driving cars. so the city recently held a meeting with tesla about a potential partnership. and so far, he says, it sounds promising. palo alto councilman greg lin tanaka says he came up with the partnership idea six plus months ago. the idea basically, is that tesla needs to have this robotaxi and they need a place to test it and then in palo alto, we have a link where we're trying to provide rides for our kids. and because we don't really have bus bussing for our kids. so we use this link program. and so we need we need

so, younow, so if you're pessimistic, see? well, look, here's the here's a in the gloom, here's a bright spot, here's something that we can learn from. how did they do it? could we do it here? because that's where change comes from, is seeing that it's possible, you know, and not being so afraid of it and then trying something even if it's small and letting it letting burble out from there. yeah. i mean, i when you know you're a reporter, you decide to dive really deep a problem. you can come away with two responses. sometimes you away with this deep pessimism and this like deep understand ing of just how hard changes and how it's almost certain that things are going to continue to be the same way. and i think like a second response, you can sometimes have is, you know, a sense of optimism, ism to not just hope, but i think and optimism that things can and might actually get better which it sounds like you had more of the latter response after finishing the book. yeah absolutely very optimistic. i'm very hopeful. and a lot of