guests are given strict instructions on dress code by anna wintour.uperstar beyonce managed to possibly save the best for last, arriving fashionably late in this beaded latex gown. jamie yuccas, cbs news, new york. >> the night raises money for anna wintour's costume set at the met. an individual ticket can cost $25,000. unbelievable. >>> the gazebo where tamir rice was killed may be saved. and a man accused of court. "the miami herald" -- prosecutors say james medina brought what he thought was a bomb from an undercover agent. court papers show no link between the suspect and any international militant group. cleveland.com reports that a gazebo where tamir rice was fatally shot by police might be preserved. demolition was delayed after a request from the smithsonian. it's discussing options for preserving the gazebo given its importance to african-american history. 12-year-old rice was killed in 2014 after police thought the toy gun he was carrying was real. "the tennessean" reports that employees of public universities are now allowed to carry guns

. >> anna wintour has the final say. >> $30,000 tickets. >> this morning on "world news now," primaryith all eyes on indiana. >> donald trump ahead in the polls, ted cruz is barnstorming the hoosier state. this looks like it is his last chance to stop trump from getting the majority nomination. >> in los angeles one of the top cops stepping down after being caught sending racist emails. >> starbucks is facing a lawsuit over too much ice in their iced budgets. >> and why so many of us love or hate spicy foods and what happens to your body upon

. >> kroft: there was anna wintour, editor of vogue magazine.ith a reputation as fearsome as hepburn's. >> safer: the blurb on your unauthorized biography reads "she's a perfectionist. an inside look at the competitive bitch-eat-bitch world of fashion." >> anna wintour: a bitch? perfectionist? perfectionist. well let's try bitch first. >> dolly parton: you want me to ask me to sing it or you want me to just wup it out for you? >> safer: just wup it out for me. >> kroft: dolly parton. she and morley got along famously, to say the least. she wrote a song called "dumb blonde," which people in the music world found she definitely was not. >> parton: you know i look like a woman but i think like a man. and in this world of business, that has helped me a lot. because by the time they think that i don't know what's going on, i done got the money and gone. >> betty ford: i don't feel unliberated when i'm sitting here talking to you. >> kroft: he interviewed first lady betty ford. >> ford: didn't the fact that i ( laughs ) >> kroft: a veteran of m

the guests all invited by anna wintour herself. tickets going for $30,000 apiece.rom lady gaga to kate hudson in charge of plexiglas. even the men got into the futuristic theme. check out zayn malik in armored sleeves. the most googled gown of the night -- none other than queen bey herself, she showed up sans jay z, but in this skin-tight latex number. the beehive was abuzzing when she posed with rita ora calling it family. uma thurman and sarah jessica parker both stunning in white. also in white, supermodel karlie kloss. she transformed her column gown into a minidress after spilling wine on the train. >> this is a bad idea or maybe it's brilliant, i don't know. >> and you have to be invited, invitation only, but you still have to make that $30,000 donation that goes to the met. you can buy a table for $237,000 grand but you still have to be approved for your guest list. >> you can see all of the night's best looks. go to our website goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! we're taking you behind the scenes of the met ball in our next hour. >>> but right now more rain.

. >> reporter: some of his best interviews were with famous women, anna wintour of "vogue" magazine. >> perfectionist. >> let's try bitch first. >> reporter: ruth madoff, wife of convicted ponzi schemer, bernie madoff. >> you must have known. >> i trusted him. >> reporter: film legend katherine hepburn. >> do you feel like a legend? >> i don't think you ever feel like anything. you feel like a bore. >> reporter: dolly parton. >> you going to ask me to swing or do you want me to just whoop it out for you? >> just whoop it out for me. >> i can play you this song. >> of course, you may. ♪ listen here boys i'm telling you now ♪ >> reporter: his reports over the years touched many millions of viewers who saw through his eyes and felt through his words... ♪ i'm a 60 minute man >> reporter: the beauty, the complexities, and the absurdities of the modern world. >> i've lead a charmed life, as a reporter, as an individual. a lot of it is blood, sweat, toil, and tears, but a lot of it is pure uunadult rated luck, and i've been a very lucky guy. until one of you clips a food truck. then your ra

the then lesser noncountry singer stunned everyone, even vogue's anna wintour. >> anna looked at her.s after that first gala, taylor was still a country girl who invited "e.t." along as she shopped for clothes in a mall. >> i love dresses. and a cute little short cotton dress. i love the gossip girl look. >> for her second gala in 2010, we saw her style mature with this white ruffled ra ed ralph . >> have you seen any gowns you love so far? >> jennifer lopez looks beautiful. she is right next to me right now. gorgeous. >> the gown was from a runway show five years before. but when it came to the met, tay dresses not on trend, but based on theme. >> the theme is american fashion. so i was looking for a '20s in the hair. something kind of flapperish about the way the pleats are, i guess ♪ we never go out of style >> next year in 2011, she chose this black and gold jay mendel. >> these days is experimental. sort of girlie and dresses and i really like the retro look right now. >> when the met shows punk as their theme in 2013, taylor went with an edgier jay mendel and smoky eyes. she was

you know, we get invited by different houses all the time but -- >> anna wintour. >> this would be thene! anna invited us but what i realized was that, you know, being in the same room with the kids during an event like that makes it a completely different event for them and that's really their sandbox so i had to fall back this year. >> so they didn't big you go-to-go? >> oh, indeed not. they were like "what?" i was like "trust me, i'm not going, it's your night." it's like prom for them. >> does will like those kinds of events or would he rather stay home, turn on the telly and have a beer? >> he'd rather stay home anyway. >> if you are home cozied up and there's a television show, which one do you both agree that you like to watch. >> what do we both agree on that we like to watch? >> well, what do you like and you convince him it's a good one? >> well, right now i'm watching "vikings." i wish i could get into "game of thrones." >> it as a little late. >> i know! right? i want to. because i love that era i love that story telling but i couldn't get into it so "vikings" is my thing r

anna wintour of "vogue" magazine. >> bitch. >> perfectionist. >> let's try bitch first. >> reporter: madoff, wife of convicted ponzi schemer bernie madoff. >> you must have known. >> i trusted him. >> reporter: film legend katharine hepburn. >> do you feel like a legend? >> i don't think you ever feel like anything. you feel like a bore. >> reporter: dolly parton. >> you going to ask me to sing or you want me to just whoop it out for you? >> just whoop it out for me. >> can i play you a song? >> of course you may. ♪ listen here boys ♪ i'm telling you now >> reporter: his reports over the years touched many millions of viewers, who saw through his eyes and felt through his words -- ♪ i'm a 60-minute man >> reporter: -- the beauties, the complexities, and the absurdities of the modern world. >> i've led a charmed life as a repo reporter, as an individual. a lot of it is blood, weight, toil, and tears but a lot of it is pure unadulterated luck, and i've been a very lucky guy. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> again, a sad day at cbs news. a very sad day. our long-time colleague morley safer has passed a

( cheers and applause ) because last night was anna wintour's annual met gala at the metropolitan museum of art. the met gala is like rich people halloween. ( laughter ) everyone dresses up, and instead of candy, you get to take home a monet. this year the met gal afs sponsored by apple, and the theme was "fashion in the age of technology." so there was lots of silver and mirrors, zayn malick from one direction had robot arms, and madonna had a bare ass. lord knows what technology goes into maintaining that. ( laughter ) but best of all: i... was... invited! ( cheers and applause ) my wife, evie, looked amazing in zac posen, and i slayed the red carpet in hugo boss black tie and gap tighty whities. ( laughter ) and we entered the party right behind the beautiful claire danes, who wore the most stunning dress of the night, a zac posen gown made from custom fiber optic woven into organza. it literally glowed. the inspiration for the dress evidentally was to make it easy for her uber driver to find her. and the gentlemen do the fashion-- you do the fashion, jon. the gentlemen did the fashio

lots and lots of hair braidsnd asked "vogue" editor in cheer anna wintour what look she thought wouldraditionally red carpet wasn't entirely red this year. it was a two-toned off white and muted red which some traditionalists had mixed feelings about. >> we're red hot now. we'll bring in giuliana rancic, co-host of e! live from the red carpet and "fashion police" and joe zee, celebrity stylist, style editor in chief. did you get that post in before we came on. >> i did. frantically texting that i'll be live on "gma." tune in. i have to. >> yes. >> speaking of social media, segue right there, see how i did. zayn and gigi. number one couple, 20,000 tweets a minute. >> i was one of those. i can't even deal with these two. their first red carpet together and what better red carpet than the met gala to have your debut. he literally was her knight in right by her side. i mean i loved everything about this. they nailed the theme of the night. you know, man versus machine and fashion and the age of technology and i love that they coordinated their outfits. this is what it's all about, people.

. ♪ >> and now, a message to my younger self with anna wintour >> hello little anna, you're about to of advice. don't get a tattoo of a duck on your forehead because then you'll have to wear bangs for the rest of your life. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: welcome back, everybody. now, i'm not sure, are you guys familiar with these dog shaming websites? if you're not, what they are is people take a picture of their dog looking guilty next to a little sign that says what the dog did. here's an example. "i ate my daddy's $300 sunglasses." pretty cute, right? here's another one. "i enjoy digging the flower beds up and eating mulch because i'm bored." they're adorable. adorable. but, you know, really if you think about it just minor offenses. well, after searching around the internet we found some websites featuring dogs that have done much, much worse things. we'd like to show them to you now in a segment we call "extreme dog shaming." ♪ [ applause ] >> seth: extreme indeed. so let's take a look at our first dog. aw, she looks adorable. [ audience aws ] i can't imagine she'd do anythi

. >> anna wintour has the final say. >> $30,000 tickets.here's moving... and there's moving with move free ultra. it has triple-action support for your joints, cartilage and bones. and unlike glucosamine chondroitin, it's all in one tiny pill. move free ultra. get your move on. >> this morning on "world news now," primary day with all eyes on indiana. >> donald trump ahead in the polls, ted cruz is barnstorming the hoosier state. this looks like it is his last chance to stop trump from getting the majority nomination. >> in los angeles one of the top cops stepping down after being caught sending racist emails. >> starbucks is facing a lawsuit over too much ice in their iced budgets. >> and why so many of us love or hate spicy foods and what happens to your body upon eating the hottest pepper on earth. >> it does not look even a little bit fun to eat those peppers. >> i am not like someone who will whip out the hot sauce and put it all over it. >> but a lot of people are. one of our very own tried the hottest pepper on the planet. we will be

it's top overseen by anna wintour.ll's co-chairs, carp carpeted steps to get to the dinner. all in a night's work for the famous of the famous in the world. for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc news, new york. >> joining us now kerry washington, star of abc's "scandal". always great to see>> you too. >> we had all these looks over the years. >> so crazy. >> did you have a favorite look? >> i loved last year. i like seeing the spectrum. a cool walk through time. >> it really is. how did you go about picking last year? gown t >> how is this different from c history of great fashion and how it fits into our context of american art, international art. >> george was kidding me, everyone wants a little clue or hint to what you're wearing tonight. >> i'm not sharing. >> come on. >> something to look forwa you talked about being a brandn. talk about the ca hmpeat campain about choosing skin w company, i didn't know enough about skin cancer. 350 people are diagnosed every hour in this country. >> every hour. >> every h

overseen by anna wintour. the theme of this year's event, manus machina.limb the dozens of red carp carpeted steps to get to the dinner. all in a night's work for the famous of the famous in the world. for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc news, new york. >> joining us now kerry washington, star of abc's "scandal". always great to see you. >> you too. >> we had all these looks over the years. >> so crazy. >> did you have a favorite look? >> i loved last year. i like seeing the spectrum. a cool walk through time. >> it really is. how did you go about picking last year? >> i had never worn a big ball gown to the event before. i went with more sleek silhouettes. >> you seem so comfortable and happy and -- >> it's a dress that you can eat in which is fun at a dinner. because you have to eat. >> how is this different from the oscars' red carpet and other red carpets? >> for me, this night is strictly about fashion. the oscars are about film maiblging. this night is about fashion as art and celebrating the met and celebrating, you know, the history of gr

we know about is a closed-door fund-raiser held by head of talent agency caa and "vogue" editor anna wintourl have more visible presence here in california based on guidance we got from the campaign. an san francisco chronicle is pushing her to debate bernie sanders. they agreed but never set a date. now the pressure is on for hillary clinton to set one. bill: or do it here. thank you, peter doocy in l.a. martha: donald trump with another controversial stance or foreign policy saying he would have no problem talking to north korea about their nuclear program. will that position help him or hurt him with voters? bill: should families of the 9/11 victims be able to sue saudi arabia in court? how the senate is trying to make that happen. how the white house might get in the way. the judge takes that on today. martha: a father of two viciously attacked after answering his front door. police say that the suspects had the wrong guy. >> there are three men in my house. oh, my gosh! please help! help me, i'm bleeding very badly. now you can. when you lease the 2016 es 350 for $329 a month for 36 mon

exhibit's more than 170 man and machine-made looks, "vogue" editor in chief and gala co-chair anna wintoure. >> there are pieces in the exhibition which completely ll astounding to me they look vintage but are all made by machines. it's an extraordinary glimpse into the future. >> reporter: and what is the future of fashion in the age of technology? the head curator says the >> the idea of 3d printing is revolutionary. it's the same idea as having a 3d printer in your house. it's ultimate couture. it's a dress designed for your body. >> reporter: hours before karlie kloss hit the red carpet monday night -- >> mom, you have to watch tomorrow, cbs in the morning. >> reporter: we talked to her while glammed up for the gala. >> like fashion prom. it's the biggest night of the year. it's kind of a balance of a little bit of skin, a little bit of structural shape to the dress, and it's just classic white. it's really going to pop on that red carpet. >> reporter: she chose this custom dress from up-and-coming designer brandon maxwell. >> not bad, right? >> reporter: the frenzy of paparazzi, fans,

i love that morely was able to get tough people, jackie gleason, katharine hepburn, anna wintour, she's tough cookie. what is it that he was able to get them to open up because he was considered tough, too. >> charm. >> charm always works, you're right. >> and i think it's the one word i would use to describe most of the stories. they were all charming. he had a way with words, and a sensibility. his pieces always had a little glitter. he never stabbed anybody in the chest during an interview. he would tweak them for the most part. he handled himself incredibly well. and i think that was the key. ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> this half hour, new concerns about the risks of driving while using marijuana. a recent aaa study found an increase in deadly crashes involving drivers who had smoked pot. >> another study by the same researchers warns that as yet there is no reliable test to determine impairment ca