How to insert markee on a graphic object?

I am very new to video. I work with Final Cut Pro Express.
I watched a broadcast news edit that I want to do in FCPE, which follows: two items:
You take any graphic, a building, a bridge any static object and you neatly superimpose the name or some graphic text message within the graphic. The last one I saw was a stop sign, where it changed into the message they wanted to send..."STOP then it change to "Cancer". The word fit neatly into the octagon of the sign. It works even better on buildings, bridges and other objects.
The second item is easier to spot, NASCAR, where there is a text box that follows the car with stats on the car, driver, etc.
Can anyone tell me how this is accomplished on broadcast news, even though I may not be able to do it at my level of expertise on FCPE.
Any, any information would be helpful.
Thanks.

Hi:
GERVideo wrote:
. . . static object and you neatly superimpose the name or some graphic text message within the > > graphic.
This is done most easily by exporting a still of the video to an application like Photoshop, and in that application modifying the image for use in the video, reimporting both the original and modified version of the image back into FCP and then transitioning between them - or creating a Matte in Photoshop that allows you to perfectly replace a section of video with another within FCP, by using video layers and the Composite Modes of those video layers.
The second item is easier to spot, NASCAR, where there is a text box that follows the car with stats on the car, driver, etc.
This is very sophisticated technology, and more information can be found here:
http://www.sportvision.com/
Hope this helps.
MtD

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