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and when he presented he wrote versace present mass donna by testino. and at that time, you weren't called by your surname if you weren't av a done, penn or newton. then things started rolling. princess diana asked me to photograph her dress, my secretary big break. then i got, you know, for the sale of the promotion 58 sale of her clothes at christies. then tom ford asked me to do his campaign for guchi when he was there for ten years, i worked with him. and maybe that was what really put me in the world of fashion as a photographer. >> rose: have there been times in this career in which you worried that maybe it was not going to work the way you thought it was. >> you know. >> rose: when a magazine night have stopped calling or something like that. >> i think that there is that fear all the time. i don't really know. i'm a freelance, so even though last year i turned 30 in my profession, i think that there is no assurance. i was saying if you win a gold medal at the olympics doesn't mean will you win it next year. and you know it's the same with us. i

january on a student versace a he attended southeast missouri state during the spring semester studyingybersecurity. in july, he contactsed a confidential informant saying he wanted to form a terror cell. he met with undercover agents in september telling them he wanted to become a martyr for al-qaeda. he chose the target of the federal reserve and was supplied with enactive materials to make a 1,000 pound bach. official say he made several attempts to detonate it in lower manhattan and was then arrested. peter king says the fbi rightly let this one play out. >> they did not want this case to break out in the open as quickly as it did because they wanted to try to get more information out of him as to possible other al-qaeda operatives here in the united states. i have have no reason to believe he is not a lone wolf other than the fact that during the course of the investigation, he did talk about having contact back in bangladesh and in yemen also, i believe. >> the fbi stresses that the plot never posed an actual risk. there was no allegation that he received any training or intersect

january on a student versace a he studies cybersecurity at southeastern missouri state until may and then according to the criminal complaint against him, he began to hatch his plot in july intending to kill a large number of americans. >> new york is the to haveen the terrorist target list in this country. >> i bomb plot in new york city just blocks away from the world trade center has some people on edge. >> i don't like it. i was here for 9-11 and my building was -- you know, we were affected that whole day. i didn't want it relive any of that. >> reporter: authorities arrested 21-year-old quazi nafis on wednesday in what the fbi called an elaborate sting operation. officials ate bangladeshi man has ties for a terrorist organization. >> he was a very strong supporter in yemen. >> reporter: police say nafis set out to detonate a car bomb outside the federal reserve building in manhattan. but as it turns out, the device was a fake planted by undercover agents. the fbi has release a statement that reads in part, quote, it is important to emphasize that the public was never at risk in

the 21-year-old suspect came it the united states in january on a student versace a he studied cybersecurity at southeastern missouri state until may and then according to the criminal complaint against him, he began to hatch his plot in july intending to kill a large number of americans. >> new york is the top of the terrorist target list in this country. >> reporter: a bomb plot in new york city just blocks away from the world trade center has some people on edge. >> i don't like it. i was here for 9-11 and my -- we were affected that whole day. i didn't want to relive any of that. >> reporter: authorities arrested the 21-year-old on wednesday in what the fbi calls an elaborate sting operation. officials say the bangladeshi man has tied ties for a terrorist organization. -- ties to a terrorist organization. >> he was a strong supporter of the al-qaeda in the arabian pence which operates out of yemen. >> reporter: police say he set out to detonate a car bomb outside the federal reserve building in manhattan. aas it turns out, the device was a fake planted by undercover agents. the fbi has r

let me ask you about that versace dress you wore at the grammy's. were you surprised? >> i was so surprised. i was so oblivious about everything back then. i was kind of walking through. i don't know, it was just a nice dress that fit, you know? [laughter] i guess kind of. katie: were you worried? >> now when i see it, i go wow, for me it felt like it was just like a slit. but when you're moving in the dress, then you see like when they photograph it like that, it's so open. i was like i guess that's why it was a big deal. [laughter] katie: yeah. were you worried about a wardrobe malfunction? >> no, no, i had tape. we do all kind of tricks. katie: so what are you going to do with that dress? it's on the floor in your closet. i think you should donate to the to the smithsonium. >> if they ask, maybe i will. i just have it there in a box. we just literally got it done like that because it was hanging on the rack with all the other dresses. maybe we should preserve this one. katie: meanwhile, you have a beautiful figure but you're not stick thin, you're not sort of emacia