Autonomous vehicles are here but the public is divided on whether they trust them

Driverless cars are speeding onto America's streets. Alphabet-owned Waymo has been the leading player, notching more than 22 million driverless miles. But the public is still divided, with high-profile accidents from other autonomous companies and residents of many cities unfamiliar with the technology. Now, the most bullish self-driving proponent of them all, Tesla, is due to unveil its long-awaited robotaxi after years of unfulfilled promises. But will the public learn to trust them?