. >> kyle then sends these layers to visual effects artist zane rutledge to work his magic. >> well,t's three shots stitched together in a couple of subtle and kind of clever ways. the original handheld shot up to a moment, and then the final handheld shot at the end. but in between, we're seaming that together with a cheated handheld simulated in the computer. >> to create that shot, zane uses a process called rotoscoping. >> it's this painstaking tracing, frame by frame, rachel throughout her roll off the car hood. and by isolating her in that way, we're able to drop her on to the other shot. >> but the devil is in the details, and after viewing the effect, zane and kyle decide cindy's moves on top of the car aren't realistic enough. >> bouncing off of the hood, we didn't quite have the right movement on this arm, so we had to isolate her arm from another moment in time and then build a fake arm and animate it, and then drop it in in its own little spot, so we could get the performance we needed. >> with the effect complete, kyle sends the finished video to the cast and crew. >> ev

if this would mention zane. >> there was and then needed to spend sometime with living like a normalhile. >> kanye west was singing a song with so many curse word and you didn't really see him. here we go. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> so, this went on basically the entire performance. >> some people disliked it so much they actually booed at the end. >> he always tries to do things different. >> made in america and other concerts, he is all about just looking at my shadow, mask on my face, you can moth see my face. >> i believe he had a he just didn't want to be seen. >> maybe that was it. >> look at this. >> look at this. >> burning. >> kanye was basically a dumpster on fire. >> here's another one you see an explosion on a movie set. >> yes. >> what is best part of award show, as you are watching people react and saying things on twitter and social media and watching the mean come out. >> he got what he wanted. he is, he pushes the envelope, and the performance everybody is talking about it. >> he wins i guess. >> he wasn't even there maybe. >> he was just a stand in. >> yes,. >> he was sick.

so we do actually have two embryos that are frozen and hopefully lynn zane willil' zane will have a sistero. it is still too early to say how successful this new procedure could be in the future and what effects, if anyone it has on children down the road. >> for older women, this could mean real hope? >> it could be but one of the things that doctor said is they're really looking at women who have poor egg health. we'll see what happens. it is definitely a step in the right direction for people who are looking to have a child and can't. >> people are looking saying how do i do this? >> thank you so much. >> a son is determined to prove his father killed his mother. but will a jury believe him? "48 hours" is on the case. they investigate. >>> cbs morning rounds sponsor by new flonase allergy relief. life. when we breathe in allergens our bodies react by over-producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance, flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. so roll down your windows, hug your pet dust off some memories, make n

we also talked to some neighbors, john and zane, who told us they could hear it. it sounded like a bunch of carts slamming together and metal twisting and grinding. and that's what we were hearing from the neighbors who live not too far from this track here. this is a train that a lot of people take to commute. a train that is generally filled with a lot of folks going from dc into philadelphia or new york and back. right now, of course, the track is closed. amtrak saying that service has been suspended for the time being. if you look at this accident, this is going to take them quite some time to try and get, first of all, the wreckage off of the tracks, and then try to figure out if there is any big damage, which there is i think, to the tracks themselves try to sort that out themselves. a devastating situation and people have lost their lives here tonight. >> looking at some of the live images, obviously people on the tracks working, do we know if all passengers have been accounted for 100%? is there any chance whatsoever that someone could still be trapped in

. >> removing a zane. on the reputation of this great city. >> governor. >> the mike is yours. >> on wednesday chicago announced it was setting aside over $5 million for victims of police tortures in the 70's, 80's, and early 90's. that equate toss roughly $100,000 perovic tim. as well as free college tuition, free counseling and training, and a formal apology by the city too. one hung 20 people, were tortured by the now disgraced chicago police commander. and his team of south side detectives known as the midnight crew, they used electric shocks suffocation and even russian roulette to force their suspects to confess. >> i was scared to death and i didn't want to show it, my mind was such that i felt like my head was being blown off when i heard that click. and then they took the shotgun barrel out of my mouth, they put me in the backseat of a detective car and had my feet outside the car, and i was still handcuffed they pulled my pants down, and they started to shock me with electric cattle prod. >> vict

. >> very zane looking. >> the world of late night tv is about to change in a very big way.3 years, david letterman is going to be broadcasting his final show on wednesday. >> he really put his own sarcastic spin on the talk show. created a fantastic career. here's just a few of his best moments. ♪ >> top ten things that will get you beaten up in an elevator. top ten complaints about mayonnaise. >> make sure the white house library has lots of books with big prints and pictures. >> let's go to the gap and buy under pants. >> you look different than i remember you. >> so here's my hope that after some time off, and i think you're taking a little time off tonight -- ♪ ♪ >> whatever it is you thought was happening, it's over. there is no feud. there's only peace. >> peace and love? >> ma'am, you're talking to dave, manager of the taco bell. >> what can i do for you? >> okay. be about 90 minutes. we have to special order that. we actually need a day's notice on that one. ♪ >> yeah. >> i go over the top sometimes. >> uh-huh. ♪ >> there they go. ♪ ♪ get back, get back to where you

deadly thunderstorms which struck texas have let up but people still aren't out of zane gler what some -- out of danger. >> what some describe as biblical flooding not over. >> the humidity said to be the primary story for us today. what can we expect? here's erica. >> that's right, erica out on the weather terrace. we can expect thunderstorms just like yesterday. they'll be pop-up thunderstorms. they're not going to move very fast. take a look at your forecast. we'll see the thunderstorms developing in the afternoon and early evening just like yesterday and again highs near 90 degrees under that partly cloudy sky. this pattern remains stagnant through the weekend. allyson has the details coming u >>> welcome back. getting off to a warm and muggy start again. take a look at our current temperatures. it's 74 degrees in downtown washington. 68 in leesburg and hagerstown. 65 right now in westminster. the filtered sunshine we have out there right now is going to go by the wayside this oon. some pop-up thunderstorms developing by about 1:00 extending through the early evening hours. again a

that is not good at that creates to zane for our leaders and our government.ave a plan and to deal with this thing back in 99, and 2000. i know george bush's commission on social security looked at it. at the end of the day there wasn't the will or the bipartisan support. it is important that we reform this and all entitlement programs but i won't give you some, quote, clever solution today. you need to think differently. in our state we have a medicaid program to help those who are the poor, the disabled. that program was growing at 9% when i became governor. our first budget grew at 3% and we didn't have any benefits or take anybody of a role. how did we do that? how is that possible? we did it because we innovated, we thought differently and there are ways to put these programs together in such a way it that we treat the people who are currently on it fairly have a good transition program and the youngster may experience an entirely different program. i am not prepared to throw that out. i have dealt with it before. we have to deal with it again and if you

>> this is zane. >> tell me about snips. this is a fairly new business, two years.ed a year. >> yes. >> tell me your idea. this is key right here. >> absolutely. >> keeping them still and having a good time. >> exactly. >> it was kind of the brain child of being pregnant with my fourth child and feeling like we really needed a child centered service. the hair industry is something new to me. i have a dental background actually. but it's something they need. >> happy mother's day by the way. >> thank you. >> is it quick? is it easy? do you get the locally pop afterwards? -- lolli pop afterwards? >> absolutely. the strategy is to engage them in something they're happy with, that they feel content with and comfortable and the parent then feels comfortable. >> did you see a loss when you were getting your kids' hair cut where you weren't seeing this or did you just want to up it a notch. >> both i think. when i was taking my kids to the salon it made me uncomfortable. i know when i am in a salon, what i am hoping for is not what they're bringing. to be fun and happy and