even the most important topic that of course was a good good news for the greens my colleague catherine martin's talked to one of the leading figures of the german greens to celebrate this massive victory today. critical of and this is what he had to say about it. i'm not critical of the greens performing quite well tonight how can you explain that. well taking into account that the different parties from different corners or europe that are really extremely successful in this european election. i think they're used to. points of criminality that. probably do a lot to explain the success and one is obviously the issue of climate change with age. and i did not expect that in the beginning but it has become the main topic of this campaign over the last couple of weeks and obviously we're not at an 11th hour and a group that i'm a joins this battle because of opportunistic reasons we have been fighting this fight for years so people have trust in our ability not just to proclaim goals but to deliver. success through to walk the walk so to say. let's say you have good results how can you translate t

even the most important topic that of course was a good good news for the greens my colleague catherine martin's talked to one of the leading figures of the german greens to celebrate this massive victory today. critical for this is what he had to say about it. i'm not predicting for the greens performing quite well tonight how can you explain that. well taking into account that the different parties from different corners or europe that are really extremely successful in this european election. i think they're used to. points of commonality that. probably do a lot to explain the success and one is obviously the issue of climate change which. and i did not expect that in the beginning but it has become the main topic of this campaign over the last couple of weeks and obviously we're not an 11th hour group that of adjoins this battle because. stick reasons we have been fighting this fight for years so people have trust in our ability not just to proclaim goals but to deliver. success to to walk the walk so to say. let's say you have good results how can you translate this good results into power

other hand they're now going to start a new term of the european parliament and my colleague catherine martin's talks in earlier here's the interview. bill etheridge your party the end of your party is to leave the european union why are you representing yourself well we're doing this to make sure that the politicians in westminster get the message that the people of the u.k. still want to leave and they've got to get on with it and we proving the point in a massive style tonight it's a wonderful night. a wonderful night for your party but you are opposed to the european union so you as a member of the european parliament what is your agenda for my gender for the last 5 years of being here is to be in highlight what's going on to communicate to the people back home to report on what's happening and also to try to stop some of the things which i think could be damaging to the u.k. what for example the fact we can do a trade deals and the fact that there's a lot of legislation a rules can through which my suits all the parts of europe not the u.k. but is it unfair that your daily life is paid kin

even the most important topic that of course was a good good news for the greens my colleague catherine martin'stalked to one of the leading figures of the german greens to celebrate this best victory today. critical of and this is what he had to say about it. and of particular the greens forming quite well tonight and how can you explain that. taking into account that the different parties from different corners or europe that are really extremely successful in this european election. i think there is a jew. point of criminality that. probably do a lot to explain the success and one is obviously the issue of climate change which . and i did not expect that in the beginning but it has become the main topic of this campaign over the last couple of weeks and obviously we're not an 11th hour and a group that are big joins this battle because of opportunistic reasons we have been fighting this fight for years so people have trust in our ability not just to proclaim goals but to deliver. success to to walk the walk so to say. so you have good results how can you translate this good results into power

. >> reporter: or costume designers like catherine martin. >> you get to put white gloves on and getuse you see things in reality that you've only seen in picture books. there is a huge difference from seeing a photograph to seeing the reality. ♪ >> billionaire playboy publishers and blond nurses. >> reporter: her idea for "the great gatsby" were inspired here and won her an oscar. >> we all know this dress. >> reporter: there is a good chance the dress that dazzled this year's met gala red carpet could end up here too with its own spot in fashion history. if you were a betting man who is your money on for the most provocative dress? >> cardi b. >> reporter: i'm curious to see what j. lo is wearing, lady gaga. >> lady gaga is amazing. >> some of the outfits made of plastic are stored in freezers offsite to ensure their longevity. tickets to this year's gala are selling for $35,000 and table prices start at $200,000. you're lucky if you can go. last year's gala raised more than $13 million for the costume institute. money that goes toward future exhibits, conservation of the costumes