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Appreciate you breaking it down for us. thank you. >> thank you. all right. now to quick hits across america. house republicans have now issued four subpoenas to two doj officials and two senior wrist personnel, the actions centered on the criminal investigation into hunter biden's taxes and gun charges. and county sheriff in georgia has pleaded guilty to sexual battery and resigned from office after groping tv judge glenda hatchet at a reception. and also a $500 fine and 12 months probation. and general motors cruz will cut its robo taxis in half in san francisco after two collisions la...

After 18 months, and more than 1000 miles of testing, these new hire cars are ready for the road. the company has taken electric vehicles and retrofitted them with driverless technology, butjust for now and retrofitted them with driverless technology, but just for now the company is using safety drivers. as you can see, they don't actually drive the car, that is done back at the headquarters. brute drive the car, that is done back at the headquarters.— the headquarters. we still have a safety driver _ the headquarters. we still have a safety driver who _ the headquarters. we still have a saf...

Here, a car rental company supplying remotely driven cars has launched in milton keynes, in what it says is the first of its kind in europe. the fetch system has been tested on the city's roads for the last 18 months. customers book a car through an app, then the system delivers the vehicle via remote control. jo black has been finding out more. after 18 months, and more than 1,000 miles of testing, these new hire cars are ready for the road. the company has taken electric vehicles and retrofitted them with driverless technology. butjust for now, the company is using safety drivers. as you can...

These new hire cars are ready for the road. the company has taken electric vehicles and retrofitted them with driverless technology. butjust for now, the company is using safety drivers. as you can see, they don't actually drive the car. that's done back at the company's headquarters. we still have a safety driver who sits in our vehicles while they are being remotely driven. the person does not touch the wheel or anything. it's just there for two reasons. we're still building our safety features, and we want to be absolutely sure and certain about safety. safety�*s the first thing that we c...

Mercedes is the first carmaker with U.S. Level 3 certification, days after Elon Musk said "there isn't even a close second to Tesla" on automated driving.