ROMANS: All right, just about two minutes to the top of the hour. Let's get an EARLY START to Your Money this morning. Futures point to a higher open on Wall Street. And if that happens, you're talking about records in the S&P; 500. A big day yesterday. A record high for the S&P.; The Dow and the S&P; and the Nasdaq are all up for the year. The S&P; 500 up a little more than 3 percent for the year. Health care expenses are growing and worker salaries aren't keeping up. That's according to a new study from Aflac. One reason costs are going up -- employers are asking workers to contribute more to premiums. 56 percent of company employees -- of companies' employees ask companies to pay a bigger share of employees last year, of their premium. 59 percent say they'll do the same this year. For employees, that means less pocket money to cover unexpected medical bills. Two-thirds say they will not be able to handle the financial costs associated with a serious illness or an injury. Google is giving the world a glimpse at its driverless car this morning. The company has been building prototypes. Take a look at this latest model. The car doesn't have a steering wheel, no pedals. Completely reliant on software. Just days ago, California approved a new set of regulations to govern driverless cars. Right now, to take a car on the road without a driver still requires a steering wheel in case of emergency and someone with a valid license behind.</s>BERMAN: Yes, that sounds like a great idea. My computer never crashes, right?</s>ROMANS: Well good thing is my computer always goes to slowly, it can't hurt anything.</s>BERMAN: That's a great point.</s>ROMANS: Sorry tech support.</s>BERMAN: All right, EARLY START continues right now.
Glimpse of Google's New Driverless Car