pop-culture now, the k-pop industry is subsidized by the government. when the industry was suffering a few years ago because of piracy, they had a bailout, the same way goldman sachs did in the united states. they bailed out the k-pop industry. even the korean food boom, which you would assume was a thing that got spread. that was a government initiative. >> i was surprised when i read that in your book. i feel like i've been duped by the korean government. >> we all have. >> you say the role the state has taken, the food boom, that translates into other sectors of role elsewhere as well. not only culture. >> exactly. for those who are suspicious is it a -- it is a fad, since the beginning of the korean republic , which was 1948, the government and private industry have always had this symbiotic relationship. i like to call it voluntary coercion. the government tells a corporation like sam sangh what to do and they don't have a choice. on the other hand, they would not treat of disobeying. in the beginning of the korean republic, when the country was t

. >>> and the winner for the 2014 "pop news" of the year elmo. elmo the sausage thief. >> i feel like we're rewarding bad behavior. >> you're right. >> the others could use a little encouragement. >> maybe a sausage on a window sill. >> should have been given it to the cat. i feel bad. that's "pop today. >> can't wait for 2015 and all you have in store for us. >>> and coming up next on the holiday heat index, what 2015 has in terms of pop culture. joining us with the hottest trends from fashion to tv to music, we have our good friends,

. >> got a real glimpse into sara's life in this "pop news." we met her husband. >> i try to make pop a sara feature. >> we'll take it. >> we're losing viewers every second. >> no. it works. >> great "pop news" as usual, sara, we'll be right back with more "gma." keep it here. keep it here.

make breakfast pop. ♪ >>> time for "pop news." sara is ready to go.t let's let her talk now. seriously we take "pop news" here. i got a crayon as a writing utensil. >>> jennifer lawrence is looking ahead to some new projects. and the wrap reports she's reportedly joining forces again with the director of "the hunger games" to star in the movie, "the dive." being produced by james cameron. she would play a leading role in the true story of the famous husband and wife free divers. who tried to dive as deep underwater as possible with only one breath. no word yet on the release date. that story ends tragically. i'm not ruining the ending. it's like "the titanic" we know the boat sinks. sorry, ron. >> it ends tragically. but you're not ruining the ending. >> she doesn't make it. sflo i. >> i inferred that. >> but it's a love story. >> before you move on we have to rank you. >> you're grading my stories? >> every one. >> i'm going to throw my crayon. >>> the super bowl teams will be decided later today. charli xcx will be the opening act at espn's giant ba

make dinner pop. guess what goes really well with eggs? pillsbury grands biscuits.s biscuits. make breakfast pop. >>> a burst water pipe at a home in detroit created a spectacle in sub-zero temperatures with water coming through walls and into the basement and freeze. the tenant doesn't appreciate the ice sculpture claiming it destroyed $100,000 worth of family belongings. he may new sue the homeowner for damages. >>> a study suggests that many of us may not need an aspirin a day to keep the doctor away with millions taking an aspirin each day to ward off stroke or heart attack, the researchers from the baylor university say 12 percent do not need it. as written is a plaid thinner and it is used to break up clots. the report warns it can make imposive pleading worse and the report says they should only be used on people with a high risk of stroke or heart attack. >>> went to leadership about someone's personality? like at facebook "likes." the computer can predict personal traits if you like the movie "pulp fiction," you are more open than average. if you like "dail

popping the bottle bursts their bubble.e you heard of the new dialing procedure for for the 415 and 628 area codes? no what is it? starting february 21, 2015 if you have a 415 or 628 number you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i'm calling a 415 number? you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! it out the back. done. >> all the videos are surfacing of the people having new year's and christmas. this first one from russia. ringing in the new year. they are popping the champagne. >> dead silence. the champagne goes all over the tv and shorts out. no happy new year no song. >> it wasn't that much champagne. >> enough. tvs aren't built to be champagne resistant. >> getting a lot of attention just for the irony. >> your whole new year starts off with a fail. >> screw 2015. >> next one from christmas in the u.s. i guess i'm going to title this the scariest christmas ever. peyton is ge

why a pop-up?lows the developers a way to use land several years away from permanent development. this show as picture of what isen vis oned called "the yard," it is 18,000 square feet pitched as a way to activate a position of the property while teams work on approval for bigger projects including more than 650 housing units and 1.7 million feet commercial space. the property will be presented to san francisco port commission today. the hope is to have the yesterday open in march in time for the preson game against the a's and head of the april 13 home opener against colorado rockies. we will follow this story all day. my colleagues will have a full report at 5:00. >>> thank you. ohio state rules college football. >> thank you. it would be hard to articulate that. >> me, too but your son went to oregon. >> oregon graduate. in the first ever college championship game the buckeyes beat the ducks and heisman trophy winner with ducks in answer for buckeye running back elliot. he is big and fast. he sc

did you ever in a million years think you would be dominating pop music? >> i don't know that i am dominating pop music. i am just having a good time. when i was younger, i thought like every kid that i wanted to play in the nba and nobody told me i would grow up to be 5'11". one thing led to another. i read a couple of books that kind of inspired me and here i am. >> what kind of music was scooter braun listening to when he was 13 years old? >> 13? that was my bar mitzvah circuit. "i like to move it, move it." i was a big michael jackson fan. i love boys to men. i loved biggie. i was the first kid in the suburbs who liked biggie. my roommates were from harlem. i went back to these suburbs and when it was on the radio, i felt i owned it. it gave me for the first time the sense of self discovery. >> can you sing? >> until about puberty. >> can you dance? >> my first job ever was dancing at bar mitzvah weddings on the weekends for $150. >> what was your instrument? >> my ear. i knew what songs to make people move at the time. >> one of the values of your com

us the site plan so going if right to left our existing 3 story hours and new edition and now story pop out the challenge is that this envelope will have you us up against the neighbors on the property line it it should be 1eb9 to preserve the light and air to the neighbors and the existing number one compliant structure to the eastern neighbors lot and obeying the letter of the law it is pinched there legal access to this block we were proposing to square feet that over to the western neighbor to max miss the light and air available so there's the prospective from our rear yard to the existing structure and the proposal so those restraining order elevations that are hard to see and the additional inform i can through go through if anyone was questions on the shoring. >> thank you, commissioners questions? comments >> i have a question in the packet it said that this project will require a variance from the planning commission is there a way to describe that? >> rich department staff i didn't the project requires a rear yard variance since the project is shifting that mass explained the

and you hear the pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. and you just drop everything and just, your body makes you run. it is a frightening experience. something nobody wants to experience. it was crazy. >> i figured somebody is shooting somebody. it is going on all the time now. >> they don't have a motive for the shooting and the gunman had several pockets full of ammunition. >>> europe remains on edge as police hunt for terrorists an terrorist cells. today in athens, three suspects were arrested. for a while, they thought one was part of the jihadi threat in belgium but he was not. >> reporter: heavily armed soldiers patrolled the streets of brussels protecting potential terrorist targets in the capitol and the other cities. it is the first time in 20 years troops have been called up to help the police. the extra precautions come two days after police carried out raids against the suspected islamic terror cell planning an attack on police in belgium. two suspects were killed and more than a dozen arrested. many of them have fought along

popping the bottle bursts their bubble. it out the back.> all the videos are surfacing of the people having new year's and christmas. this first one from russia. ringing in the new year. they are popping the champagne. >> dead silence. the champagne goes all over the tv and shorts out. no happy new year no song. >> it wasn't that much champagne. >> enough. tvs aren't built to be champagne resistant. >> getting a lot of attention just for the irony. >> your whole new year starts off with a fail. >> screw 2015. >> next one from christmas in the u.s. i guess i'm going to title this the scariest christmas ever. peyton is getting a christmas present and it's a surprise. a shotgun. >> she finally got her red rider bb gun. except it's a massive 12-gauge shotgun. she goes off the panic crazy. like a kid getting candy. >> i hope there are no bullets in that thing. >> i had the same thought. >> that is so scary. >> i thought she would shoot a hole in the wall. >> they look like they know what they are doing. >> probably. >> that's our show. thanks fo

with pop-up restaurants. elaine quijano shows us an experiment in eateries. >> reporter: in this nondescript brooklyn warehouse, there's a food revolution brewing. more like simmering. >> you never know who you meet. you never know who's sitting down in the chairs that can potentially change your life. >> reporter: it's called dinner lab. a unique pop-up restaurant company that, like its founder, brian, is rebelling against conventional notions in the food industry. >> when we first started, we were trying to you know address late night dining in new orleans. that was the original idea. let's get a bunch of people together when restaurants typically close and have some fun. >> reporter: dinner lab is now in 24 cities with nearly 20,000 members. ee each pay a yearly membership fee up to $175 and then sign up for each meal online for a fixed price, including tip and drinks. usually between $60 and $80. members sit at communal tables

. >> time now for pops and drops. the big movers of the day.flix up 4%. >> upgrade and i dig that ahead of earnings on tuesday it was upgraded on wednesday. 320 on the down side. that's your pivot point. >> lack of demand from the energy space for the metal components they make so you would expect this. on a chart they stopped at 187 so i want to take a look and see if that level holds. >> pop for michael kors. >> they're great. the stock has certainly been beaten but to say on that number you have to go buy the stock, 66 not the place to buy it. i would wait. >> game stop a pop. the move 5%. >> this is a stock that had nine lives. got an upgrade today. they put a $40 price tag on there. if you get $40 you take that gift and go buy something else. >> a pop for 50 shades of grey. the film already sold a million dollars in advanced preticket sales and it's not out until february 14th. just in time for valentine's day. it's the fastest selling r-rated film in their history. it's based on an erotic trilogy by author e.l. james. it's racked up 40 mi

i didn't think i looked like a pop star.it. >> reporter: by 13 she was recording her own muse oak garage band, the computer program. >> i would show my parents and they were very proud and like oh, cute a good hobby. and i was like, yo i need a tour bus, we should be on the road. >> reporter: but success has not been all easy. the internet is flooded with spoof versions of her song which make fun of her for allegedly hating skinny people. ♪ when i look atkinny people i think they should die ♪ >> do you think there's anything to that criticism? >> do you hate skinny people? >> i don't hate anybody. >> i don't hate anybody, i have plenty of skinny friends. i go no i'm just playing even you think you're fat, i'm here to tell you you're perfect. >> reporter: the most persistent question she gets is whether she can successfully capitalize on her newfound success. >> do you feel pressure to keep it going? >> piece of cake. i got it. because i got the songwriting down. i've proven it i have two hits. ♪ >> reporter: that second hit

that popped up.he, sort of yellow-looking one, fluorescent looking one is the one that popped up earlier. posted in the area last year. you protested this billboard. and why, why are these messages popping up now do you think? >> i don't know why they're popping up. i am sure tom robb will tell you what their position. i imagine they're trying to recruit members. trying to recruit their business. they have a radio station. they have presence. they seldl a lot of klan memorabilia. a business model for them. they have families to support and a business to groechltw. >> thank you, jeff crockett. former mayor of harrison arkansas. i want to bring in the national director of the knights, the kkk, his group is responsible for the billboard. he says there is nothing wrong about it and an advertisement about for web based radio station. appreciate you joining me as well. your organization sponsored the billboard. >> that's correct. >> there is so much national tension given the protest as cross the country.

duffy showed matched what was approved in the variance one story pop out and the do everything we can above and separate small balcony to the south that's one issue that is clearly was not the case when at the filled the permit but some point the balcony merged with the deck and made into one deck and therefore increased in size and out of the scope it was the stand structure the other was the replacement versus the repair just to be clear on that there's lots of buildings and decks and stairs in the city it actually falls into the rear yard they wear out they need to be maintained and sometime replaced and generally if you're doing repaired there's 50 persons calculation more than 50 percent of the material is being replaced if your repairing a structure if it's to the conforming it is allowed to sty if you it rove a structure to replace it in kind in a non-conforming manner within the rear yard we so to review it as if it's brand new you have to go through the process again based on the information it's clear at some point mr. duffy said we don't know if it was simply done after the

how does it differ from other rock 'n' roll and pop?l from liverpool made records, and it was a bit more like the original rock 'n' roll than the stuff they've had over the last few months. ♪ >> initially, there was no tradition of great british bands conquering america. that had not happened, but it's that moment where everything turns. ♪ >> there's no single moment that more embodies the moment when rock and roll became the province of teenagers. that's something that you would not just love but that you would go crazy for. >> there's the beatles! ♪ can't buy me love, love ♪ ♪ can't buy me love ♪ >> the beatles have come to this country that take all the women away and everybody's going crazy about them! ♪ i'll get you anything ♪ >> it was like aliens landed. look at how they look and how they act, and wow! ♪ i don't care too much for money, money can't buy me love ♪ >> i came here at 6:00 in the morning to see them and all they do is push them farther and farther away. and then they don't even let you see them! >> i've got every beat

cracks in brick walls. >> she's part of an effort called "stop the pop d.c." and launched an on-line petition a week ago asking mayor bowser and the city to put a moratorium on such construction until the zoning commission develops regulations. >> so she wrote a letter herself asking for what we are now asking her for. >> mayoral candidate bowser's letter last july to dcra i would encourage you to place a hold on any building permit request for such pop-ups until the issue is settled at the zoning commissioner. mayor bowser today. are you for a moratorium at this point? >> no i'm for action at the zoning commission. >> the advocates think that's a change. >> we're just asking her to honor her own wishes. >> bowser was finished talking about it. >> ok. so you're not for this -- >> ok. is there any other questions? >> for residents like sondra who lives next door to a pop-up owner who had a water pipe burst and flood her basement? >> we're frustrated. yeah. >> as for stop the pop dc.com advocates, they say they have gotten 300 signatures in their on-line petitio

from freeze warnings to record highs, we have details, coming up. [ laughter ] boom, pop pop pop popthis is an explosion at a fireworks factory caught on camera near bogota, colombia. the force of the blast was so powerful, it knocked down the photographer. authorities are checking nearby homes to make sure everyone is ok >>> video so dramatic. the force of the explosion knocked down the photographer. nobody knows yet what caused that blast. >>> former vice presidential candidate showing the 6-year- old son trig standing on the family dog to help wash dishes, peta saying that people should not step on dogs. sara palin responded dear peta, chill, at least trig did not eat the dog. >>> the first major storm of 2015, bringing severe weather to much of the eastern half of the country. just as millions of travelers are headed home for the holidays. in all 55 million people in 28 states faced winter storm watches, warnings, advisories this weekend. in mississippi, rain and strong winds destroyed several mobile homes bringing down trees, knocking out power lines, a possible tornado hitting

make breakfast pop. ooooh... i can hear that sizzle. getting louder! and louder! philly cheesesteak and egg sizzling with prime rib and gooey cheese. i better (just) silence this sizzle! the new philly cheesesteak and egg skillet. denny's. welcome to america's diner. ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ >>> that breaking news is out of san francisco where one person is dead and six others hurt after a fire ripped through a building in the mission district . crews are there pouring water on hotspots. >> at one point the flames went 20 feet into the air. firefighters had to pull back for their own safety and let it burn. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm amada -- ama-daetz. >> abc7 news reporter alan wang is near the scene and has the latest. alan? >> dan and ama sadly that man lost his life out here. firefighters pulled him out of the burning building and they took him across the street and tried to resuscitate him but he was already gone. let's go to sky 7hd live where it looks like

up, when snow den popped up and this might -- eric snowdon popped up his instinct was to say he's morean outlaw icon, not a criminal. everyone else said he's committing treason. there's an incident like that that could happen. people write about the base out there in the ron paul movement and the scope of this thing is insane. every state there's a campaign for liberty that ron paul built. every town is ready to run new hampshire. they have so many ready to run campaigns in every town of any size, not something even a candidate like mitt romney can count on. >> theron paul connection is overlooked in terms of what you seem to be saying, in terms of the strength, i think it's also overlooked potentially as a weakness i'm curious what you think about that. we're starting to have a few people drill down into just how much distance is there really between the father's views and son's views? that could be a huge potential set of land mines for rand pall as he moves forward. do you think that's a problem? >> when he get into the heat of the campaign, what i said about him freelancing, if the

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yes, pop those out.hat's when they turn to plastic. >> you know, what ill de that this weekend. that look good, will little strawberries in it. >> that does look good. then these fancy champagne cupcakes. >> again, put the champagne into the mix? >> put it in the mix. put it in the icing. >> what about for breakfast? >> what? >> champagne pancakes. >> sound good, really good. because really light. really fluffy. this looks off the charts. >> and mimosa right there. >> oh, baby. >> that's brunch. >> here's something i never heard of, champagne risotto. >> i think works like penny ala vodka. champagne in your sauce, so reducing it with your chick sauce. >> i like that penna vodka. >> we're all hungry. >> of course read being that, mike's talking about the food, order up something. >> well, we will have food segment next. what do you think about that? out with the old folks. forget the dried fruit and the baked smacks. these are super foods. i've not heard of something called coconut sugar. katie, that exis

news," everybody. >> pop it off.cold outside. wee just really stayi indoors and that's how a lot of people will be. not in kansas. 78 on this -- >> ooh. >> happening right behind me. 78 -- >> enjoy it. >> enjoy it because it's not going to last forever. you are going to get quite a bit cooler. click ahead. either way you have two different system that is will kind of come on through and get you to that colder air. 52 st. louis today, kansas city goes to 72. then it gets chilly by the end of the week and the weekend and we are talking about that clipper coming across the next storm system to affect the parts of the northeast in central pennsylvania and mostly new england, this one looks very light until we look at another storm next week. always got one on the radar. >> keeeep your e out for any slicick sps thisis morning as temperatures go below freezing and we get into the mid 30' th afternoon. it will be gusty and chilly, the fielfactor in the middddle 20's it best. greasy a and cold, lows inhe teens to 20's downto

i'm going to share a photo of my eggo waffle when it pops up. honey because i'm going to share a photo of my eggo waffle when it pops up. l'eggo my eggo l'eggo my eggo (answering machine) hey! leave a message. hi, i know you're there, 'cause i can see you. i'm calling you to tell you to l'eggo my eggo! anncr: some things are too delicious to share. golden crispy, warm and fluffy eggo waffles. l'eggo my eggo. >>> not entirely sure why we're bothering to do this test because unbeknownst to all of us paula faris has these products. >> three of them. >> the as seen on tv products that promise to make your life easier, cleaner and koezier. >> and the ads make big promises and our mom testers couldn't wait to get their hands an feet on them to try them out. abc's becky worley has more. >> reporter: they are back. it's 2015. for the year's first edition of mom testers, we gave three busy moms three different products that promised to lend them a helping hand. >> we got something from "good morning america." >> reporter: this time we've enlisted kisha c

news," everybody. >> pop it off.that's how a lot of people are going to be here but not if you're in kansas and how about this picture, 78. >> what. >> yes, evening, happening right behind me. 78. >> good for them. >> enjoy it 'cause it's not going to last for testify. you're going to get cooler. either way you've got two different systems that will kind of come on through and get you to that colder air. 52 saint louis today kansas city goes to 72. then it gets chilly by the end of the week and the weekend. we are talking about that clipper coming across the next storm system to affect the parts of the northeast there in central pennsylvania and mostly new england. this one looks very light. until we look at another storm next week. always got one on the radar. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> 72 out in kansas. got relatives out there. i should probably call them and maybe they can remind me what it feels like. nothing on storm tracker 6 live double scan. check out your exclusive accuweath

news," everybody. >> pop it off.g to be here. not in kansas. loubt this picture? 78 on this -- >> ooh. >> happening right behind me. 78 -- >> enjoy it. >> enjoy it because it's not going to last forever. you are going to get quite a bit cooler. click ahead. either way you have two different systems that will kind of come on through and get you to that colder air. 52, st. louis today, kansas city goes to 72. then it gets chilly by the end of the week and the weekend and we are talking about that clipper coming across the next storm system to affect the parts of the northeast in central pennsylvania and mostly new england, this one looks very light until we look at another storm next week. always got one on the radar. all right. >>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the forecast. notice the haze. there is a lack of fog and high clouds. brighter and dry this afternoon. warmer-than-average through the weekend. mother nature teasing us with a possible chance of rain next week. 62 in san rafael today up to 6

. >> it was pop, pop, pop. >> you heard pop, pop, pop, pop. >> that was a clip from the film "3 1/2 minutesne of many that debuts next week. it examines the death of jordan davis in what became known as the loud music trial. it's among some of the more controversial offering at the festival. stephanie, it's nearly 120 films over the course of 11 days. at least two of them focus on race relations in america today. >> that's very true. looking at some films that are talking about controversial issues. if you listen to robert redford, he said this is something that needs to be highlighted, things that make us uncomfortable but expand our horizons. one of the films is "3 1/2 minutes" which looks at what went on from the moment jordan davis was shot and how that trial played out and how it affected the parties related to the story. we are going to speak to the parents of jordan davis who will be here to look at the movie as well. another movie that is also stirring the pot a bit is a movie called eded "cronies." it comes from a former student at the nyu film school. it looks at relationships tha

similar to sara announcing pop on board. >> pop on set is what i say when i arrive. >> i like the shotthe president and vice president joe biden jogging in their suits and ties. really? really, guys? break out the sweat suits. yeah. thanks, ron. >> thanks, ron. >>> come on down, those are the three words that audience members on the price is right dream of hearing. once in the show's white hot spotlight, nobody knows what's happening next. case in point, a recent incident that has a lot of people talking this morning. and sara is here to tell us exactly what happened. >> i have no idea why they assigned this to me. maybe you know that moment when you get your shot, and the money's on the line. and things don't go quite as you had hoped. take a look. on price is right, you either guess the right price -- >> 900. >> $2125. >> 700. >> reporter: or maybe not. >> iphone 6. >> 7,500. >> reporter: 7500? really? for an iphone? she's not alone. the next bidder pulling the classic price is right move. >> 7501. >> i hope the people at apple are watching this. actual retail price, $1069. >> report

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what is behind twitter's late-day pop? the stock closing up nearly 3%. is this the beginning of twitter's turnaround? that's coming up. but our top story tonight, stocks selling off. numbers coming in strong this morning but hourly wages were down this morning. the big question now is when federal reserve will raise rates. something charlie evans discussed this morning on "squawk box." >> we shouldn't be raises rates before 2016. employment's been good. i've been expecting that. i'm hoping inflation is going to pick up. we need to see more of that. >> if we don't see a rate increase until 2016, isn't that good for the stock market? what happens? >> that's what's kind of interesting about today, right? that has been the mentality is that bad news is good news. and all of a sudden today we get some bad news in the average hourly earnings. good news on the job report, but bad on earnings and the stock market sold off. so it's a little hard to read too much in because we had such a big day yesterday. but this could be the first sign that the psychological of

a "pop news" pop-in with the police officer we introduced you to on monday.ave watched him. even taylor swift is counting herself a big fan. just bring it on master corporal jeff davis from the dover police department, 20 million people. have watched you jam. >> how are you? >> hello. >> how are you? >> thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> 20 million views. >> that's what they say, yeah. that's what people say. >> oh. >> you're a natural, respect you? >> i guess. >> they say that you -- this is just so in your wheelhouse. >> i like to make people laugh and it's just fun. it's fun to do. no sense in walking around with a negative attitude all the type, right. >> are you a taylor swift fan? >> ever since she's been around. i'm a little older than that but i go further back than taylor swift for sure. >> we want to point out we're seeing the video right now. we talked about it on monday. everybody was safe here. you were doing this in an area -- >> we were at a parking lot during school hours, no kids were out and we were -- >> you were

some 70s popping up on the board.st may hit 70 degrees. >> i don't know if i can handle it. better than the cold as we all know. thank you, meteorologist. over to sportologyist now. a fancy title. >> sportsologyist. i'll take it. nfl, 14 left two games. trying to get a spot in the super bowl. two great over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. it's based on income. to get covered you've got to get going. open enrollment ends february 15th. visit coveredca.com today. >>> the toughest gamed to win in the nfl are tomorrow because they put you in the super bowl. the defending champion seahawks looking to become the first team to reach back-to-back sup

he's got a couple of members of the pop culture attacking republicans.n this happens is it good or bad for republicans? >> i've got a three dimensional answer. first blush, bad, you don't like to be attacked by somebody famous. second blush good. in the republican party it's good, good to be attacked by liberal celebrities. that third blush, bad, it ties campaigns in knots, makes you look uncool, like you don't get pop culture. even though it might help new you a little bit to win the nomination it's a distraction. , not a good thing. >> and it sort of depends, obviously it depends on who the performer is. when reagan did this to bruce springsteen in it was bad. 1984, he said i emulate this guy and he's rejecting me. it's good sometimes for moneys republicans to get attacked by members of the elite, like this is saying, i believe in this band and they turn around kick you in the shin. >> drop kick you. >> while we wait for the supreme court to rule on same-sex marriage's legality, "the new york times" has a report, state and local officials in a handful

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