plus, here's mary mccartney, yes! out >> well, when you came to london, we took you out for dinner >> jimmy: yes, that's right. >> then when i came to new york and i was doing a photo shoot, you invited me out for that amazing dinner and you were so brilliant. i've never seen anyone so enthusiastic and happy about food it was one of the best meals of my life. >> jimmy: i remember exactly what we ate that night, do you remember >> they had an amazing tomato soup they had the carrot. >> jimmy: that's what i was going to bring up. >> carrot tartare. >> jimmy: the carrot tartare, it was insane! i want to get into your show are you comfortable being on the other side of the camera, or is it weird >> it's definitely -- i have total appreciation of you. it's completely weird. but also, as a photographer, i'm putting other people at ease all the time or i'm taking pictures of them and i realize that sometimes it feels like torture. so i thought, when i did the show, i'd be really brave. and i was like so excited to be asked t

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you were not quite trusting me. >> i trust you mary mccartney. ot to go. >> good to see you gayle. >> bye. >> cheers! >> gayle, sunshine mocktail. >> it is really good. >> martha >>> this morning we want to talk to you about martha teichner. in her new book when "harry meets minnie." she talks about the remarkable circumstances that led to the new friendships on "cbs sunday morning." >> oh, you have your cart. >> reporter: suddenly i spotted an old dog walking that i have not seen in a year or two and had never seen the farmers market. steven miller seigal. >> i walked to you and said where are your dog? >> a few years later, minnie has died. >> a friend of stephen's for 30 years was dying o f liver cancer. the result of living practically next door to ground zero in the after math of 9/11. nobody wanted he were 11.5-year-old dog, harry. >> she made me promised that if we could not find a home for harry that i would put him down which was an extremely difficult conversation to have with her. >> if i had been standing some where else, if i had been

mary mccartney -- >> good morning.nking a ray of sunshine, i'm thinking of sunnier days. >> thank you. ♪ >>> my wife and i have a debate running about whether the toaster should always be on the counter or be put away after use. >> always on the counter. >> yay! [ applause ] >> that's what i say, too, mary. >> i want to point out, there is no toaster on the counter in her gorgeous kitchen. >> that's because maybe it's out of range, tony. >> i don't know -- >> out of range. >> by the way, mary mccartney sent us proof of her kitchen counter. >> that is a crowded counter, and it's giving me -- >> a little uncomfortable? >> to me the toaster is more like silverware -- >> it's an appliance. not silverware. >> wrap it up. ♪ >>> i am bursting, i'm glowing. kirby and virgil got married, and -- >> i like that kirby and virgil. that sounds great. >> their code name is virby. >> congratulations, and congratulations, gayle -- >> i'm a mother-in-law. >> you are a mother-in-law. >> i'm a mother-in-law. >> a very sweet one. >> what k

and by the way, mary mccartney sent us proof.'s giving me a little -- a little uncomfortable. >> it was funny. after the segment, tony pointed out, anthony -- >> there was not a toaster behind her -- >> it wasn't there. mary said, the one day -- >> i know we've got to move on. to me the toaster is more like silverware. it's not an appliance, it's a little thing. like you put away forks and knives, you put away the toaster. >> that's your story and you're sticking to it. >> it's an appliance. not silverware. that was fun. >>> moving to the "morning rounds," and your wife was right again. we're looking at how increased screen time during the pandemic is affecting our vision. since the pandemic first hit the average screen time per person has spiked to more than 13 hours a day. that's a lot. according to nielsen, estimates 60% of people in one recent survey say they were worried about how this will affect their eyes. doctors also say they're seeing an uptick in vision issues like dry eyes, yep, i got that. dr. christopher starr, an