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using crumbled cheetos, the lipstick angelina jolie drawn with various shades of lipstick, and the bette davisascara painting drawn completely with mascara. but his most famous work comes shortly after he finishes ketchup art. it's a time-lapsed version of the mona lisa using microsoft paint. >> most people that have used windows have tried microsoft paint. it's the paint program included. it's usually good enough to draw a stick figure, and that's the extent of it. >> jason says he wanted to create fine art while using a simple consumer program like microsoft paint. >> the idea i had was to take something that people had experience with and put it with another thing, which was the mona lisa. it was two things that they could relate to and give it a value of its own. >> despite the limitations of microsoft paint, jason finds ways to add depth to his painting. >> i was using a drawing tablet, so that made it a lot easier, but i used a variety of the tools, and a lot of it is kind of an optical illusion. >> within about an hour and a half, jason finishes his painting, and since posting, jason's

it is tough bette davis is right, it is not for sissies, it really isn't, and there is a certain expectationget credit on one hand for not having had a face-lift, and then on the other hand it is oh, my god why doesn't she do something? so you are just torn. i just have to keep busy, have other interests and try not to think about it. >> which is why she is still so drawn to the beach. a place to reflect on her unconventional journey through hollywood and a life that she says is still a ten. >> i don't need a lot. i never need the the adoration and praise. i loved the work, and still do. >> >> osgood: next -- >> annie. >> what do you think of mom -- >> she was saying she always has been nuts. >> osgood: the story for the books. >> salzman. >> osgood: the story our storybook mom has to tell involves a talented son and his remarkable creation, a book for children that has long outlived him. tracy smith begins at the beginning. >> if there really is such a thing as a storybook life, joe and barbara stalls man seemed to have it. >> in the early 1960s, they lived and loved and worked and played i

bette davis was right, it's not for sissies.great. >> yeah. >> amazing. >> that's her truth. that's what she's sharing. >>> sharing more about shaq. shaq is proving that he is a good sport. remember last week we showed you the video of him tumbling off the set of tmz. all 320 pounds of him if you're counting. shaq returns and this time he isn't taking any chances. take a look of what he revealed to us. shrouded in bubble wrap. >> there you go. >> he takes a tumble. there he is. you should go on and see some of the latest videos of him falling. pretty epic. >> coming up we asked the question, are we there yet? we're checking out amazing break throughs in technology that prove the future is actually right now. in fact al's going to give us the forecast which is the future. >> yes, it is. as opposed to being the chef of the future. let's show you what we've got going on at this hour. we're watching heavier showers and thunderstorms. we did have severe thunderstorm warnings earlier pushing through parts of arkansas and on into missi

seth davis was in that third car when she said it shifted to the right and then it turned over on its side. she joins us now by phone. bette thank you for joining us. i know you were with us last night. thank you for waking up with us this morning. can you tell us what happened? >> it was pretty standard. i was on the phone. the phone conversation ended, suddenly it shifted to the right. it felt like it was just like a normal turn but then the car started to like go on the right-hand side. in the moment it was kind of chaos. everything was dark. there's just people and things and chairs all trembling upon you -- tumbling upon you and you are not sure when the motion is going to stop. it was the moment we stopped moving i could taste dirt and i could feel the people around me were really hurt. the person next to me trapped in their seat chair, people looking for exits. it was coming out of that moment a shock. >> beth in terms of the way people were reacting and those that were getting off of the train tell us about that process. were they crying were they scared. >> did you just say you were tasting dirt? >> why he. my car