BREAKING: California regulators vote to approve driverless car expansion in San Francisco.
San Francisco resident Carol Brownson says they can also be dangerous.
Members of two unions rallied outside before the meeting. SEIU represents janitorial workers ,who say Cruise has promised to work with them if they expand offices in the city. IBEW local 6, which represents electrical workers, they're also hoping the expanded program will bring more jobs.
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