it was marc jacobs, right off the runway. it was very special. but it was made of mesh. as if i was wearing a couture screen door. every time there was a breeze i felt it in all kinds of places. >> jimmy: that's good thinking. >> yeah. it wasn't planned that way. >> jimmy: maybe marc jacobs could open a home depot collection. >> very good idea. >> jimmy: mosquito netting is what i wish i was wearing. did you bring your family and friends to the emmys? >> i didn't. although my manager happens to be an african-american mother so everyone thinks my mother is with me when she's with me. >> jimmy: that must delight her. >> i did a couple of years ago bring my parents to the emmys and they embarrassed me. >> jimmy: they did? >> yes. >> jimmy: how? >> we were at the hbo party. i'm a huge "game of thrones" fan. i got that from my parents. they got me started watch that show, which is a little awkward. >> jimmy: i have the same thing with my parents. my dad has read the whole book series twice. >> my dad, too. once. dad, catch up. >> jimmy: did your dad do the thing to tell you w

an armani dress for 30 bucks and marc jacobs shoes.of vinyl that starts at $2.99 complete with a listening station. >> it's not your typical good will. we deliberately made it not your good will. >> reporter: frank talerico says like regular good will stores contain items all donated but they get a chance to show the items. >> we found special stuff. you go here, a great price and really good value going back to the people who need the services we provide them. >> reporter: this woman traveled 40 minutes to the nonprofit. >> you don't have to dig. you just have to know what you want and kind of go for the rack. >> reporter: 92 cents of every dollar spent goes back to goodwill's program which includes employment services for people with disabilities and issues like substance abuse. chelsea edwards, cbs news, huntington beach, california. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the return of quarterback tom brady as the nfl season kicked off. >>> plus, we'll go to beijing where the government has pulled the plu

so we'll go to eileen fisher to get fabric, or marc jacobs donates a lot of fabric. sometimes we pick it up. we have someone who schedules all of that, and people can get in touch with us through our web site or calling or e-mailing us to find out how that process works. >> does steve madden ever give any shoes or just the leather? >> no, but we have had great donations of leather, and i'll tell you that recently we had a wonderful donation of leather a lot, i mean, a truckload from a brooklyn company that was going out of business. and the folks from the public theater came because all of the shakespearean work they do in shakespeare in the park at the delacourt over the summers, they need leather. >> yes, they do. >> so the productions were just filled with wonderful props and clothing that was made from the leather from that donation. >> what's your web site? >> materialsforthearts.org. and we hashtag creative reuse, hashtag materials for the arts, hashtag m, the ta. >> it was a pleasure to meet you. >> thanks so much. >> stick around, because we are talking about

marc jacobs showed it. greg: she looks like the tin man. rosanna: i heard people were fainting from the heat. >> it was hot out there. ryan doesn't sweat apparently. >> this was diverse emmy's, it was a great night for you, rightfully so. rosanna: how about january jones? >> usual. she looked fantastic too. >> a lot of green. greg: this is don drapers wife in mad american. rosanna: oh, a jump suit. >> i loved top part not to bottom. greg: is that a star? >> a broach. >> the color is beautiful. the upper part is fine. the bottom part is not working for me. a little disco. greg: yes, what was the movie? roz the one with amy, yeah. greg: ammy adams. bradley cooper. rosanna: american hustle. yes. thank you. go to sandra lee, the first outing since having the surgery. greg: her first major public outing. >> people wanted us to know she's out there and doing great, people were thrilled to see her and looking fantastic. >> tracey morgan, let's have laufs, i'm feeling better, back on my feet. greg: let's find out about you. >> hollywood today live.

lady gaga looked amazing in stylish maxwell ground and cary washington step out in a silver marc jacobsss more on "good morning america" next. >> black may not have been the colors which were in the triple digits. >> they look good for being so hot. look good. >> hayward has the worst air quality right now but it is only moderate ozone and it will pick up headed to the afternoon hours. try to avoid using the internal combustion engine or anything that burns gas. flooding is possible at palm springs at 97 for the high. mid-to-upper 80s in los angeles and san diego. increasing clouds in monterey and 82 in lake tahoe. safely travels. >> monday is off to a by day start and southbound 680, at walnut creek, beyond north main to 24, south on 680 toward spokeswoman we have a problem and this was in san francisco southbound 101 with the early problem cleared, but still, residual slow traffic to 280. here is the big issue, a fatal accident south 680 big rig involves and a motorcycle with lanes blocked. the investigation is onpoint and the best alternate is to take the surface streets at this time

lady gaga in black, one in alexander wang and gaga in brandon marshall and this metallic dress by marc jacobs very heavy, guys. she joked that she felt all the breezes in all the right places. >> good for her. >> i like that. >> and winning with about half the votes, 49% of you say sarah highland, the "modern family" star wearing this beautiful burgundy number by zach posen so a nice mix of beautiful trends, off the shoulder, apparently very big. keep that in mind. >> liked the chains. claire dans had that cool chain dress, kind of punk rock look. >> couple that with sexy donald trump and you've got a winner. >> try that on the red carpet. >> al, how's the heat outside? >> here we go. if you think it has been a warm september, are you right. look at these temperatures. in the midwest into the northeast, anywhere from five to eight degrees above average, and in fact for september we are on track in the northeast for some spots that are going to be record-setting. the record september temperatures, portland, boston, new york, syracuse all within striking distance and in some cases going to be b

this was on the marc jacobs runway 72 hours before she wore it. >> i love the structure.yes. usually you see long gowns. that was a risk taker. she did it perfectly. >> lori bergamotto, perfect as always. >> thank you. >> who was the best? tweet was the hashtag socialsquare. robin? >> all right, amy. >>> this morning, a brand-new series, app to school. so many families out there are getting into the swing of the school year. we're looking at new ways technology is playing a part. becky worry kicks it off with an app teachers are using to keep order in the classroom. >> reporter: recess ends in dublin, california. and miss crier has to settle the fourth graders down. for that, she uses an iphone and an app. class dojo lets her note positive interactions. that was a showing respect one that time. >> reporter: and learning success. >> that was a putting forth best effort. >> reporter: but she can also log disruptions. >> i have given two point this is school year for hat on in class. >> reporter: while sticker charts, a trip to the principal are time-tested. these new apps h

this was on the marc jacobs runway 72 hours before she wore it on the red carpet.ove the structure. it's a powerful, fierce, but feminine dress. >> yes. usually you see long gowns. and very prim. that was a risk taker. she did it perfectly. >> lori bergamotto, perfect as always. >> thank you. >> we want to know what you think. who do you think was the best dressed on the red carpet? tweet us with the hashtag socialsquare. you can see what all the stars wore on the carpet at "good morning america".com on yahoo. robin? >> all right, amy. >>> this morning, a brand-new series, "app to school." so many families out there are getting into the swing of the school year. we're looking at new ways technology is playing a part. becky worley kicks it off with an innovative app that teachers are using to keep order in the classroom. [ whistle blows ] >> reporter: recess ends in dublin, california. and miss crier has to settle the fourth graders down. for that, she uses an iphone and an app. a behavior-tracking program called class dojo lets her note positive interactions. >> th

marc coma. for example, according to naval analyst keith jacobs, russia's frigate reportedly benefited significantly from russian design and development assistance provided by its design bureau. china's maritime force also rely extensively on russian technology for both long range precision strikes and maritime air defense as well. us examine these contributions closer starting with precision strike. talked about the bandstand greater system which was delivered with the remedy. the chinese have purchased dozens of these systems and their widely distributed across china's fleet included on all of its latest and most advanced destroyers and frigates. in addition to the sunburn, russia has transferred several other advanced astm to china, anti-christmas was previously the widely feared -- excuse me -- club sizzlercomposted on russian kilo class others that were previously transferred to china. like the sunburn, the club sizzler is a long rant sea skimming and the ship cruise missile. for most of its flight path that travels at sub sonic speed to conserve fuel but as it approaches a target come accelera