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The suspect arrested for misdemeanor battery. police say the many the same cat who dove under the actress america for rasp dress and kissed will smith. >> it sounds like science fiction but google is pushing to make the driveless car a reality. the company is building prototypes. the tech giant says it could be a game change. but will it be safe to just get in your car and not have to drive it? good to have you here. you and i had a conversation in the break about the implycation of this. will google be the manufacture of these cars?

All right, welcome back. let's get an "early start" on your money this morning. futures higher open on wall street today. banner day today. records for the s&p 500. the dow, s&p and nasdaq with up for the year. health care expenses are growing and salaries aren't keeping up. employers are asking workers to contribute more to premiums, 56% of companies ask employees to pay bigger premiums. 59% will this year. that means less pocket money to cover unexpected medical bills. two-thirds say they would not be able to handle the financial costs of a serious illness or injury. >> google the building p...

A big day yesterday. a record high. the dow and s&p is up for the year. s&p is up 3% for the year. health care expenses are growing and worker salaries aren't keeping up according to a new study from aflac. employers are asking workers to contribute more to premiums. 56% of employees ask companies to pay a bigger portion of their sale. for employees, that means less pocket money to cover medical bills. two-thirds say they will not be able to handle the financial costs associated with a serious illness. google is building prototypes. the car doesn't have a steering wheel or pedals. completely...

They also must have no felony convictions. >> a study estimates there are nearly 800,000 participants in daca. losing them could cost employers $2 billion. the u.s. gdp might take a hit of $280 billion over the course of ten years. steven e rchltdlinger joins us from london. if the elimination of daca is going to cost employers $2 billion and if gdp could lose $280 billion, why get rid of it? what is driving this? >> well -- the administration to show it is tough on migrants. trump still talks about building the wall. they're building prototypes of the wall. its not clear who's going to pay fo...