you'll discover how to become a snap-flipper, how to immediately connect with investors in your area, ready to pay you right now, how to quickly locate the type of properties they need, and how to receive all your snap-flipping checks in a snap! >> now that you've learned exactly how this works, how many of you are confident that you could do a deal? [ cheers and applause ] >> wow! that's amazing! whoo! >> it's definitely one of those things that sounds too good to be true, but it is true. >> we're gonna make this happen faster than we thought. >> can't wait for our first deal. >> this event is amazing! >> so exciting! >> [ laughs ] >> announcer: call or go online now to receive two free tickets for you and a guest to attend one of drew and danny's life-changing lunch or dinner events, coming to the local area see the event dates that are listed on your screen. there are several convenient onto ce from, but seating is generally limited to the first 100 people. so don't w f your free tickets t now. and compliments of the

event sponsors, you'll also receive a free copy of drew and danny's brand-new book "flipping in a snap," plus a free edition of drew and danny's vip quick-start package pre-loaded onto a usb flash drive, and a free mp3 player. a $250 value, yours free. and listen to this -- the first 50 people will even qualify for a free laptop computer. there's no strings attached, no catches, and there will be no high-pressure sales pitch at the event. so what are you waiting for? pick up the phone or go online to claim your free tickets and free gifts right now. >> the properties are out there just waiting for you. >> the investors are out there waiting for you. >> and the money is waiting for you, too. >> so the only question is -- are you ready to start snap-flipping? [ cheers and applause ]

>> announcer: snap-flipping is becoming so popular nationwide that even top professionals in the real estate industry are talking about it. >> as a realtor, i can tell you the flipping business is currently very active. with the average profit for a fix-and-flip now at nearly $60,000, investors want as many properties as they can get, and they're paying snap-flippers to help find them. i see snap-flippers involved in more and more deals today, and they're making very good money. and drew and danny's free events are really opening up the snap-flipping opportunity to everyone. >> you don't have to invest money into properties to be successful in real estate. >> you don't have to spend months renovating properties to be successful in real estate. >> you just need to learn how to snap flip. >> my name is mary ann mckee, and i'm a snap-flipper. my story's a little bit unique. i've struggled with health issues literally since the moment of my birth. by the time i was in my 40s,

i was told it had attacked my spine and i would never have a career or work a 9-5 job again. i needed to find a way to support myself and make a living, quite honestly. and that's when i heard about snap-flipping. and i immediately went to the event and found out this is something i can do. now, i've been paid on nine deals. that, to me, is just amazing. the amount of money that has been generated, that i've made from that is just amazing. snap-flipping has just been such a blessing in our lives. >> as hgtv hosts and active investors, danny and i have done nearly 100 real estate deals. >> we believe so strongly in training more snap-flippers because, like many investors, we rely on snap-flippers to help us find our deals. >> and just like other investors, we're willing to pay them really good money. >> hey. >> omid, how you are? >> how you doing? >> good. how are you? >> good to see you. >> doing well, thanks. >> omid, so, as a snap-flipper, how many deals have you brought us? >> quite a few deals.

>> and you sure have, and we really appreciate it. we're actually standing in front of a duplex we recently closed on. win-win for everyone. tremendous deal, right? >> it was an amazing deal. it was a great investment for >> and we were happy to pay the fee because it's been such a good investment for us. but we're just a couple of the guys you're working with. is that right? >> correct. i work with dozens of investors in the area. >> that's amazing. how active are they? >> very active. i recently got paid on six deals from just one investor. >> oh, my gosh. >> that's incredible. >> you better keep us in mind for the next one. >> will do. >> so you at home can rest assured -- there are plenty of deals out there waiting for you to snap flip. >> snap-flipping is the best way i've found to make money. all i do is i find deals, i pass them off to investors, and i make money. i made a lot of money on a lot of deals, and now i do snap-flipping full time. it's given me the financial freedom that i need to live the life that i want. and it all started with going to the free event. >> okay, guys, snap-flipping sounds like such an amazing opportunity, but i've got to ask ho fre aeachinspired you guys to

oplell about snap-flipping? >> well, i'd like to say it's all about helping people, and yeah, that is a piece of it, but as real estate investors, it's all about finding good properties, and that's where the snap-flipper comes in. >> yeah, snap-flippers help investors find properties. it's as simple as that. >> yeah, and, by the way, investors are thrilled to pay them to do so. >> and thanks to our great group of sponsors, we're able to hold these free lunch and dinner events, give away some amazing gifts just for attending, and help spread the word on snap-flipping so we can get more people educated, involved, and profiting from it. >> now, remember, drew and danny's event is free. so you really have no excuse for missing it. but seating is typically limited to just the first 100 people. so call or go online and get your free tickets right now while you still can. >> hey, guys. just popping in following the event. you know, i've gotten paid now on 12 snap flips. they're rolling in at two or three a month. absolutely awesome income. once again, thank you so much for this opportunity. >> hi, everyone! i wanted to send this video in

to thank you all for helping me complete my first snap flip. i was able to complete it in the first 90 days, and i got my first check. my check that i received for doing a snap flip was more than i would have gotten from my full- and part-time job just graduating out of college. >> think of it this way -- snap-flipping is like the match.com of the real estate world. >> as a snap-flipper, you just help match investors with properties and get paid. there's no license or anything like that needed. so you can really do this. >> and all you have to do to get started is just come to our free event. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: get ready, in your area, for the free event that's going to show you how to make money in real estate by flipping properties in a snap. >> if you want to make money from the house-flipping craze... >> ...but don't want to invest a lot of time or money... >> ...or do any of the renovation work... >> guys, then you really need to start snap-flipping. >> so, are you ready? [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: now may be one of the best times in history to make money in real estate. in fact, the average profit from currently more than $58,000.

and now, a new craze called snap-flipping is sweeping the nation. here's how it works. most people know that in traditional house flipping, an investor purchases a home, improves it, and flips it for a profit. but what most people don't know is that many investors get their properties from snap-flippers. snap-flipping is a unique real estate strategy being done in all 50 states that allows you to gepaor splhelpin investors find properties to flip. as a snap-flipper, you never have to buy a property, put any of your own money at risk, or do any rehab work. you simply help investors locate properties to flip, hand them off, and get paid. >> with this event, we learned to explore opportunities that we'd never thought about before. >> now that i've been to the event, i know that i can do this. i can get my first deal and then just go from there. my plan is, within a year, i'm retired and i'm on my own. >> in your mind and in your heart, you know that you're going to do the deals and you're

gonna make the money. >> announcer: snap-flipping requires no special licenses and can be done with no cash, no credit, and no previous real estate experience. you can even do it part-time in your spare time. and, right now, the demand for snap-flippers in your area is so strong, that two of hgtv's hottest stars, drew levin and danny perkins, are hosting free lunch and dinner events right here in the local area to show you exactly how to do it and help you get started. >> this event is the most exciting event i've ever been to. >> we're definitely able to jump in and make an income. >> anybody can do this. we're both retired. anybody can do this. >> announcer: at the event, you'll discover how to become a snap-flipper, how to immediately connect with investors in your area, ready to pay you right now, how to quickly locate the type of properties they need, and how to receive all your snap-flipping checks in a snap! >> now that you've learned exactly how this works, how many of you are confident that you

could do a deal? [ cheers and applause ] >> wow! that's amazing! whoo! >> it's definitely one of those things that sounds too good to be true, but it is true. >> we're gonna make this happen faster than we thought. >> can't wait for our first deal. >> this event is amazing! >> so exciting! >> [ laughs ] >> announcer: call or go online now to receive two free tickets for you and a guest to attend one of drew and danny's life-changing lunch or dinner events, coming to the local area. see the event dates that are listed on your screen. there are several convenient locations to choose from, but seating is generally limited to the first 100 people. so don't wait! call for your free tickets right now. and compliments of the event sponsors, you'll also receive a free copy of drew and danny's brand-new book "flipping in a snap," plus a free edition of drew and danny's vip quick-start package pre-loaded onto a usb flash drive, and a free mp3 player. a $250 value, yours free.

and listen to this -- the first 50 people will even qualify for a free laptop computer. there's no strings attached, no catches, and there will be no high-pressure sales pitch at the event. so what are you waiting for? pick up the phone or go online to claim your free tickets and free gifts right now. >> the properties are out there just waiting for you. >> the investors are out there waiting for you. >> and the money is waiting for you, too. >> so the only question is -- are you ready to start snap-flipping? [ cheers and applause ] >> people at our events get so excited about snap-flipping. >> so we literally stopped >> what we f out iet to find ou. people aren't doing because theh

snap-flipping's all about? >> no, i've never heard of that. >> it's a great way for you to make some extra money just by helping some local investors in your area find properties to flip. >> that's it? i just have to help them find properties? i don't have to do any of the renovations or anything like that? >> you never have to pick up a hammer or a paintbrush. it's literally that simple. >> that would be really nice. >> yeah. >> i could use some extra cash. >> it's awesome. >> so, let me make sure i understand this. the investors pay for everything. >> yes. >> i don't have to use any of my own money to purchase the properties or renovate them? >> nope. >> i just help them find the properties to flip? >> that's right. and you get paid before the renovations even start. >> what? >> yeah. >> really? >> yeah. >> okay, well, sign me up, then! >> okay, hold on. if i can make extra money that quickly just helping investors find properties to flip, i'm in. but there has to be a catch. >> you got me. there is one catch. >> i knew it. >> the only catch is that you have to attend one of our free events to learn how to get started and to find all the investors in your local area who are ready to pay you right now. so the big question is, richard, are you in? >> are you kidding?

when's the event? >> everyone we spoke to wanted to start snap-flipping as soon as they knew about it.>> and not it, why not come down to one of our free events and learn how to start profiting from it right now? >> my name is aaron davis, i'm currently 41 years old, and i've been working for someone else my entire life. currently, i drive an hour-and-a-half to work and an hour-and-a-half from work, and i'm sick of it. i found out about snap-flipping, i've attended one of their seminars, i thought, is it really that simple? do i really just find a property, pass it to an investor, and collect? and i'm here to tell you -- it is that simple. i've been paid on eight properties so far -- eight! i'm in the middle of my ninth. and i'm this close to walking away from my day job and getting my life back. snap-flipping has changed my life. >> today, we all lead busy lives. >> everyone, of course, would love to have more income, but most people don't think that they have the time to achieve it. >> that's the beauty of snap-flipping. you can do it in your spare time around your current work, family, or retirement schedule. >> you don't have to invest a penny of your own money in any

properties. >> and you don't need any real estate experience. >> i'm telling you, the tiny amount of time you invest to come to our free event could pay you back for a lifetime. >> we've been to other seminars before, but this is something very different, and we're excited about going forward. >> hi, this is rick. i just wanted to send this to you to let you know how much i appreciate what i learned at the event. i took the things that i was taught, i went home, i put them to work. when i saw the results of my first snap flip, i was so excited about the money that i was making. since then, i went on to other deals, and this is just transforming my life. >> think about it. the event is free. >> the meal is free. >> all the gift from our sponsors are free. >> and you get to learn all about snap-flipping in a fun, energizing environment. >> even if you just did a couple snap flip deals here or there, imagine the difference some extra income could make in your life. >> i got to admit, i was a little bit skeptical, you know, at the beginning. but then once i had the opportunity to come to the seminar and see what it's all about, i saw that we could

definitely do it. >> hi, guys. just a quick video to tell you how thrilled and absolutely astonished we are about the income that we received from our first snap flip property. our family needed something quick that we could do to provide for our needs. when we saw the concept of snap-flipping, it made sense. we put our whole hearts into it, we followed the directions to a t, and we were blown away with the income we received on our very first deal. we were hooked. snap-flipping was it, and we absolutely love the concept and what's it's doing for our family. thanks so much. >> well, guys, we're just about out of time. and your free event dates are just around the corner. so, do you have any final words for the listeners? >> well, everyone listening needs to understand that real estate investors here in this area want and need your help finding properties to renovate, and they're willing to pay you great money to help them find them. >> now, correct me if i'm wrong, fellas, but what you're basically saying is that anyone who wants your help getting into snap-flipping already has an investor base to tap into. >> that's right. the demand is so strong for good properties in this area, anyone

who wants to can get involved. >> and your listeners just have to take the first step and come to the free event so we can get them started. >> well, it sounds amazing. you know what, good luck finding a sweet deal like this anywhere else. better get yourself down to drew and danny's free live event. i know there's no way i'm gonna be missing it. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: get ready, in your area for the free event that's going to show you how to make money in real estate by flipping properties in a snap. >> if you want to make money from the house-flipping craze... >> ...but don't want to invest a lot of time or money... >> ...or do any of the renovation work... >> guys, then you really need to start snap-flipping. >> so, are you ready? [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: now may be one of the best times in history to make money in real estate. in fact, the average profit from fixing and flipping a house is currently more than $58,000. and now, a new craze called snap-flipping is sweeping the nation. here's how it works. most people know that in traditional house flipping, an investor purchases a home, improves it, and flips it for a profit.

but what most people don't know is that many investors get their properties from snap-flippers. snap-flipping is a unique real estate strategy being done in all 50 states that allows you to get paid for simply helping investors find properties to flip. as a snap-flipper, you never have to buy a property, put any of your own money at risk, or do any rehab work. you simply help investors locate properties to flip, hand them off, and get paid. >> with this event, we learned to explore opportunities that we'd never thought about before. >> now that i've been to the event, i know that i can do this. i can get my first deal and then just go from there. my plan is, within a year, i'm done. i'm retired and i'm on my own. >> in your mind and in your heart, you know that you're going to do the deals and you're gonna make the money. >> announcer: snap-flipping requires no special licenses and can be done with no cash, no credit, and no previous real estate experience. you can even do it part-time in your spare time. and, right now, the demand for snap-flippers in your area is so

strong, that two of hgtv's hottest stars, drew levin and danny perkins, are hosting free lunch and dinner events right here in the local area to show you exactly how to do it and help you get started. >> this event is the most exciting event i've ever been to. >> we're definitely able to jump in and make an income. >> anybody can do this. we're both retired. anybody can do this. >> announcer: at the event, you'll discover how to become a snap-flipper, how to immediately connect with investors in your area, ready to pay you right now, how to quickly locate the type of properties they need, and how to receive all your snap-flipping checks in a snap! >> now that you've learned exactly how this works, how many of you are confident that you could do a deal? [ cheers and applause ] >> wow! that's amazing! whoo! >> it's definitely one of those things that sounds too good to be true, but it is true. >> we're gonna make this happen faster than we thought. >> can't wait for our first

deal. >> this event is amazing! >> so exciting! >> [ laughs ] >> announcer: call or go online now to receive two free tickets for you and a guest to attend one of drew and danny's life-changing lunch or dinner events, coming to the local area. see the event dates that are listed on your screen. there are several convenient locations to choose from, but seating is generally limited to the first 100 people. so don't wait! call for your free tickets right now. and compliments of the event sponsors, you'll also receive a free copy of drew and danny's brand-new book "flipping in a snap," plus a free edition of drew and danny's vip quick-start package pre-loaded onto a usb flash drive, and a free mp3 player. a $250 value, yours free. and listen to this -- the first 50 people will even qualify for a free laptop computer. there's no strings attached, no catches, and there will be no high-pressure sales pitch at the event. so what are you waiting for?

pick up the phone or go online to claim your free tickets and free gifts right now. >> the properties are out there just waiting for you. >> the investors are out there waiting for you. >> and the money is waiting for you, too. >> so the only question is -- are you ready to start snap-flipping? [ cheers and applause ] >> this show is almost over, and it's time to take action. >> you've heard from real people who have attended our events, have had their lives changed all because they learned how to snap flip. >> think about it. if you keep plugging through your life doing the same old thing every day, you're gonna keep getting the same old result. >> to enjoy more financial freedom, you have to try something new, and snap-flipping could be the perfect answer. you can do it part-time in your spare time. >> just a few years ago, danny

and i were dead broke. >> getting involved in real estate was the smartest thing we've ever done. it totally turned our financial lives around. >> snap-flipping is the perfect way for you to get your start in real estate. >> and we and our team are ready to show you the ins and outs of snap-flipping, so you can put yourself on the road to financial success. >> announcer: there's only seconds left before this tv program is over. so call or go online to claim your two free tickets and free gifts right now. >> the preceding was a sponsored presentation for drew and danny's "snap-flipping your way to real estate success" free lunch and dinner events. de

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the icbms or will he also try to address, south korea and japan's concerns? and so, american allies, south korea and japan will be zeroing in on will president trump address the entire program or one component. >> they're paying attention. >> the president did speak with president moon today of south korea and also, prime minister abe as well today. put the phone calls in. had the meetings. in person. ben tracy is with us as well. here in singapore. ben, you have been to north korea multiple times to see what the north said was a demolition of a nuclear site. there has been so much coverage of this in the united states, and worldwide, north koreans to some extent are all learning about this now. >> yeah, you know there is this giant big screen tv outside the main train station. in pyongyang where a lot of people see the news. they do know in north korea that kim jong-un is here in singapore

ith president trump.having the it is unlikely that they saw this moment of this handshake in real time. but they will see it eventually. this is going to be a surreal moment for them. you heard kim jong-un talk about old prejudices. those old prejudices run very deep in north korea. they have been told from an early age, the united states is evil. that it is hell bent on killing them. destroying their country. if this sum goes well and kim jong-un come out of this with a different relationship with the united states. they have to rip up that script in north korea start convincing people there, that the united states is now their friend. or at least not their mortal enemy. jeff. ben tracy, thanks. margaret brennan. heck of a task for kim jong-un, no? to potentially flip that script? >> the work is cut out for for the both of them. for kim jong-un, he has got to try to convince president trump to give him up front some of the financial relief he and his

people are desperate for. that means pullin back sanctions that the president said at least in the past he is not willing to do until he sees dismantlement of the nuclear program. what we know is up to this point, some of the work done by the trump administration has been to try to piece together a dream team of weapons inspectors and nuclear powers who would help the u.s., lead a dismantlement of all of these nuclear sites and do it quickly. and in a compressed time frame. compressed time frame is what you hear secretary of state, mike pompeo say. get in. do this quickly. they want to beat estimates that could take up to a decade. you know, president obama decided not to engage in di diplomacy in north korea in part, advisers told him, kim jong-un wouldn't beep serious until he had a weapon deliverable to u.s. shores. that's what he got shortly after president trump's inauguration. president trump, inherited that problem. president obama told him it would be the most pressing one

he faced. and that is why he flipped that script. that is why he is taking this meeting. president trump believing here that, that, you know in this most consequential meeting he has ever taken, somehow the skills he garnered over years in manhattan real estate will some how translate to an arms control agreement. and perhaps, this time, flipping the script is, is what may work. but we do know, that there are also lowering the bar here. if he can at a minimum get weapons inspectors on the ground. try to figure out what's real. what the real threat is here. even itch heave can't get kim jong-un to give up his weapons. if he can get an assessment how serious the threat to the u.s. really is. that would be a success. margaret brennan, thanks. we'll be right back after this break.

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we continue our coverage of the historic summit in singapore. last night's meeting between president trump and kim jong-un came after a game changing realization. u.s. intelligence confirmed north korea now had the ability to launch a missile that could reach any part of the united states. in a story for 60 minutes. david martin went inside the american effort to track north korea's nuclear program. >> reporter: at the national air and space intelligence center, more than 100 photo interpreters, engineers, rocket scientists and intelligence

analysts pour through reams of data. last summer says commander, sean larkin, the north korean threat went to a whole new level. >> they demonstrated ability they could reach the continental united states. >> lower 48? >> yes. >> there were two tests in the month of of julie. both were launched at a very high angle so did not go far out to sea. but once they crunched the numbers. there was no doubt. had they been fired on standard trajectory they could have reached california and beyond. >> math is our secret weapon. there is lots of things that go into an icbm, or weapons systems that even if we dent hatch pieces of the puzzle we can do the math and figure what is missing. >> reporter: this is a computer simulation of the weapon the north koreans call the god of war. intercontinental ballistic missile. >> this is the actual code that we develop. >> produced by jeremy and team of analysts. >> can you take me through what this would look like on a

flight? >> yes. >> the first stage of the system is there to get it off the ground. get initial motion. but then, it will drop that stage. >> after the missile's engines have centered into space. all that is left is the re-entry vehicle. a warhead would be inside. as gravity pulls it back to earth. >> you are at the mercy of, of the atmosphere at that point. slamming into it. at many thousand of miles per hour. so that will have -- tremendous forces. imparted on the re-entry vehicle. >> what kind of temperatures are we talking about? >> many thousand of degrees. >> north korea cannot attack the u.s. with nuclear weapons until it develops a re-entry vehicle. that can stand that kind of heat. >> this is the setup before the test. >> hugh griffith says the head of the team that monitors the north korean missile program for the u.n. security council. he says these pictures released by the regime two years ago. were an attempt to prove it had succeeded. a wasje

to a rocket engine blast. >> is that a realistic test? >> we assess the two. wasn't sufficiently realisting to be credible. because the rocket engine is, does not create enough heat? >> correct. >> the heat -- produced by the rocket engine is not sa fishn't -- not sufficient to mimic. >> north korea released a picture of the scorched re-entry vehicle. this one of kim jong-un being shown how little had been burned away. >> the idea of this narrative is to prove that, yet another requirement of the nuclear and ballistic missile program has been achieved. >> just after thanksgiving last year. north korea test fired an even bigger icbm. this one had it been fired on a standard pra jektory cou standard trajectory could have reached anywhere in the united states. >> referred to ultimate weapon. they get to the target quickly. an icbm has re-entry velocity on

order of 4, 5 miles a sec on. there is very little time to react. >> tom boyd. senior intelligence analyst for ballistic missiles at told that they had yet to -- ultimately if they want to have confidence that the system works as intend they'd have to flight test it. and prove that that re-entry vehicle can survive realistic re-entry conditions. >> that really is -- then the moment of truth. >> when they launch, if they launch, a ballistic missile out over the pacific ocean. at a range of approximating what it would take to reach the united states. >> that would give them higher confidence that the system really works as they want it to. >> since that icbm lawn. in november, north korea has not conducted any more tests.

kim jong-un has declared his nuclear program a success. he even showed off what purported to be a thermal nuclear warhead. that shape is a two stage thermal nuclear weapon. what that essentially means, modern hydrogen bomb. >> he should know. he is a former director of los alamos national laboratory which designs american nuclear weapons. >> could they put that peanut shaped device on a missile. >> they definitely want us to think so. in the background, they actually show the warhead positioned in the nosecone of the missile which we interpreted to be icbm. >> just hours after the photos were released north korea conducted its sixth and largest nuclear test. in a remote underground site. u.s. intelligence estimated the device was many times more powerful than the bomb which destroyed hiroshima.

>> their confidence level is a mazing. it is amazing they go and show this thing and two hours later they detonate the weapon. >> he knows as much as any american about north korea's nuclear program. he has been there and seen it for himself. >> i was immensely surprised by how much they showed me and with the openness with which they showed and explained it to me. >> in 2004, the north koreans took him to a place. where they had been operating a small nuclear reactor. >> this is a reactor not very good for producing electricity. but very good for making plutonium. >> after showing him the reactor, the north koreans took him to a building where they claimed to be reprocessing, spent fuel from the reactor into weapons grade plutonium. >> they just showed me the facility and said, look, you have to believe us. we extracted the plutonium. didou believe them? >> the answer was yes.

but i didn't let them think that i believed them. >> his tour guide offered to show him the plutonium. >> they bring in, and a red metal box. about yea big. this thick. they open the metal box. they take out, a white wooden box. white wooden box has a slide off top. they slide off the top. and, i look in there. director says, over here, this class jar. that's our product. that's the plutonium. >> you know plutonium when you see it. >> plutonium by itself, silvery color if not oxidized. if it was oxidized it turns gray and black. this stuff was gray and black. >> this is what plutonium looks like, radioactive element produced the first nuclear explosion in july, 1 9s 45. >> i said i would look to hold the jar with the metal in it? they allowed me to hold it.

so what i learned from holding. first of all, plutonium is dense. it ought to be heavy. it was. the other thing, plutonium is radio active. so it, it, glass jar ought to be warm. it was warm. >> what impact did the information you came back with have on u.s. intelligence assessments of the north korean nuclear program? >> it changed from one of we don't know exactly what they have, if they have enough to make anything. to the fact that hey actually could have four to six bombs. >> fairly major change. >> a big change. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.

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aunomous vehicles, states are requiring a bit of human touch if the car runs into a problem. kris van cleave shows us how a human can take over the wheel from miles away. >> please welcome everybody. i will be your operator for this drive. i will be monitoring your vehicle remotely. >> ben our remote driver is a few miles away in a silicon valley office. california is one of at least five states allowing self driving cars to be on the road, without a safety driver. if they have a system in place for a human to take over remotely. >> steering wheel is moving. car is moving. >> if you are wondering why an autonomous vehicle might need some body like a ben. as the the self driving technology advances, we know that general motors for example is going to, build one without a steering wheel, without gas pedals or breaks. if there was a situation where the self driving car had to stop or didn't know what to do, you as the occupant, couldn't do

anything to help. you would need some body to intervene remotely. >> phantom auto doesn't build self driving cars. they're hoping their technology can come to the rescue of a confused autonomous vehicle. uses cell phone signals and cameras mounted to the vehicle so a remote driver can take over in a situation where the car doesn't know what to do. >> you are saying ultimate backup for the self driving car is the human. >> yeah. >> so you come to a construction site and you have construction worker giving hand signals. >> flagging traffic. >> exactly. exactly. >> so the vehicle may approach that construction site and completely be paralyzed. at that point. the vehicle itself would ping a phantom remote auto operate rater. the operator would drive you through the construct, site in the same way you could drive d le'sentis y.>> dompa technology. nissan working on a system. the autonomous vehicle would

stop and wait for a user to draw a map. phantom technology allows the passenger and reap momote drive see and talk to each other. >> what a lot of people are going to wonder. what is it like driving a car, that you are ♪ ♪ where near? >> go through a strict training procedure in order to learn how to operate something completely new. >> how do you keep the car from getting hacked? >> weep have of a system in place, architecture can fit into the vehicle in a way where we can override malicious hacker. >> federal regulations are stalled in congress leaving oversight largely to the states. some are stricter than others. the self driving u bechlt. rechlt crash in arizona prompted states to take a second look at regulations as the technology is not yet foolproof. >> we can bridge the gap from 99% to 100% by keeping a human in the loop. >> even after the uber crash, you think the technology is 98% there. >> last one or two 2% is a

really, really difficult piece of the puzzle to solve. so it could be years

♪ 525,600 minutes 525,000 moments so dear ♪ >> those are survivors of the school shooting at parkland florida. singing at sunday night's tony award. their rendition of seasons of love from "rent" got a standing ovation inside radio city music hall. broadway's biggest night featured powerful moments and several surprises. the band's visit won the most award taking home ten tonys including best musical. harry potter and the cursed child won six including, best play. here's jamie wags. ♪ so let's take a moment for all of us ♪ >> toney co-host, have never won a tony award.

and opened the show by celebrating those about to join them. ♪ about 90% of us leave handed tonight ♪ >> fitting since it was a night full of upsets. >> and the tony award goes to -- >> like when the big musical carousel and my fair lady lost to small production of once on this island. speeches on social issues began trending, after andrew garfield spoke in favor of lgbtq. >> lot's just bake a cake for everyone who wants a cake to be baked. >> robert de niro's speech was sensored and introduced bruce springsteen. >> i like to call it jersey boy. ♪ it's your hometown >> the boss received a special award for his record broadway run of 236 sold out shows.

harry potter -- >> harry potter and the cursed child won six of 11 award for which it was nominated including best play. ♪ i don't care >> other big brands didn't fair as well. mean girls and sponge bob were tied for most nominations at 12. >> but it was lesser known the band's visit that nearly swept the musical category. >> won ten of 11 awards. almost unheard of. >> it's insane. crazy. >> we were with composer and w newly minted tony winner david yasbeck when the show won final award for best musical. >> of the band. >> whoo! >> yea. >> three big franchises combined for just one win last night. spongebob conveyorpants won that for scenic design. mean girls and frozen simply shut out. >> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us laters d

of course, cbs this morning. from the broadcast cen center iw york city. i'm jericka