in fact there are only 14 stars left on this flag. one of the stars was cut away and we don't know where that one is. we believe it was souvenired and my such position -- supposition, as suzanne said, there was a story about a piece being cut away for one of the defenders and put into his grave with him. so i believe that the star probably was cut away for maybe a major or an officer, one of the defenders and it was actually given to the family and it was laid to rest with the defender in his grave. we have been able to secure some of the souvenirs, some of the pieces of the "the star-spangled banner" through donations as well as we did buy a piece at auction. but we're always interested in knowing more about who has pieces of the "the star-spangled banner." >> we began the conservation project in 1998 when we took the flag down from where it was hanging in flag hall, and the wall behind us is actually the location where the flag was hanging all those years. we moved it into a specially designed conservation area, where they worked un

the first one is has been through a series of negotiations with the community including the cac and star and other members. my first question is it sounds like there are still some artists who we're working to accommodate. we have an artist here who says your cell phone bill says she needs 2500 square feet, but i don't see any studios in the current schematic design that are any bigger than 1500 square feet. is there still work being done to move space around to accommodate different artists and what they may or may not be able to afford? >> so answering specifically that question about that space and a building that's big enough to accommodate, yes, there is. it's a configuration of three spaces on the plaza level. all three of them have the number 201, if i'm correct, and together they have 2500 square feet. >> already that is a change to schematic design. please, thank you, yes. already that is a change to the schematic design. if we were to approve that today -- no? explain to me why i'm wrong. >> we've worked -- loraina is by far the biggest user on site so we've worked specifically

of these fast five pointed stars are more efficient to make. she goes on to remarry after her early widowhood. he was at sea during the occupation of philadelphia he gets captured and imprisoned in the old mill prison in england and dies this. so betsy by 1781 is widowed a second time. a man comes back to betsy's house and tells her as was the custom in that period, i was with your husband when he died. he would come back and tell her about being with ash burnburn. and they marry. this is the partnership that gives her the family she was seeking. she did have two children with ashburn and five additional daughters with claypool and now she'll have the family that will support the upholstery trade. john was a tanner but never worked in a that trade. if you look at newspapers from the period they have a flourishing marriage and family and trade all through the end of the 18th century and right around 1800 john has a stroke. the family fortunes begin to decline. and she accept charity. they are in need of funds. but this is also of the period of b

it's the original star spangled banner lyrics. some call it a poem which, along with the flag is celebrating an anniversary. >> it's the perfect marriage for a short period of time. to bring the original lyrics that francis scott key penned with the flag that inspired those words. >> pairing the flag and the lyrics to the star spangled banner is a first. but it's nothing new. >> o say can you see ♪ >> it's a song as familiar to americans as a baby's lul baby'. you about how did that become so familiar? >> the anthem gets more publicity and the anthem gets more famous. >> devoted his life to history. he is the chief of interpretation at baltimore, maryland's fort mchenry national monument. his mission is bringing our distant past to place. >> this is the power of place. here's the thing. people love the anthem, they love the flag but they understand that fort mchenry is where they both come together. literally on the exact original ground in which you and i are standing. >> the star spangled banner ask turning 200 years old. the ma

it's the original star of-spangled -- star-spangled flag lyrics. >> it's a perfect marriage to bring the original lyrics that francis scott key penned with the flag that inspired the words. >> reporter: pairing the flag and the lyrics physically is a first. emotionally it's nothing new ♪ oh say can you see ♪ by the down's early light ...♪ >>> it's familiar to americans, we know the words - the first words anyway", but how did "the star-spangled banner" ball the anthem. >> the anthem gets more publicity. >> reporter: this ranger devoted his life to history. he's the chief of interpretation at baltimore maryland fort mckenzie monument. his mission is to bring the distant past to life. >> this is the power of place, people love the anthem and the flag. they need to understand is the fort mchenry, literally on the exact original ground on which we stand. >>> the star-spangled banner flag is turning 200. the historical society researched the original play, and recreated it as accurately as possible, down to the very last stitch. >> one of the major sources i looked at was the report from

he has star power and money. may play soccer once again if soccer would come to miami. he would be right out there on the field. he wants to build next to america airlines arena in miami. that is on public land. that is supposed to be a park. they would have to rent that from the city. they're willing to pay something, $500,000 on annual basis. they would have to spend millions of dollars to build the stadium. 4 to $500 million. the miami-dade county is burned financially by the marlins deal that happened to miami, they are saying, reports coming out of the herald, 12 to $13 million should be annual payments. are you paying $500,000 if you're david beckham per year or pay $12 million per year to have the stadium. huge fight. it is a great spot they want to be on. we'll keep following this. at this point talks are broken down. this is very high-profile story and very high-profile fight with a good-looking soaker star. david: that is the real reason you did the story, cheryl. >> cheryl casone. david: good-looking i

a former porn star.ctually stepping down not because of the picture. it is more the shame of dating a former porn star. >> which one? >> not the cute one. >> we need to know what adam looks like. >> you can google his picture. >> i did and there are a lot of adams out thereful hot ones and not hot ones. >> i want to see the pic. >> the problem is he was not chief of his own staff. >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> i pretty much agree with rick. he didn't send it to a minor. he didn't send it to on willing recipient. those are two things where, yeah, are you automatically fired. that didn't happen. she is married. >> she is at fault. >> she has children. >> i agree. the only fault you can find with him here is he was having an affair with a married woman. >> he should get a promotion. not that i agree with it. >> people don't do that in dc so they didn't know how to handle it. >> do you feel the same about anthony wiener? >> no, he was a congressman who was sending out these things. this guy is -- plus he is

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would the star player on the other team play? abc's paula faris reporting in from rio again tonight. >> reporter: that's right. david. those were the big questions. what a thriller. the u.s. had this game all but one until the final seconds of the game. the american spirit never gives up. team usa did not leave the match until the 81st minute when their captain knocked it in giving the americans a 2-1 lead. the world's best player, christiane that ronaldo had his chances but couldn't take advantage. you have to credit germane jones. jones scores. his first career world cup goal. that tied it. dempsey scores a go-ahead goal. with 30 seconds remaining, you could hear hearts break around the world. this happened. portugal on the brink scoring a game time equalizing time. that means thursday's game against germany is it most importance but the americans can still advance to the round of 16 with a win or draw ore the germans. david. >> thank you. world cup action continues tomorrow. all the games right on our partner network. >>> stil

yeah. >> why would she have known how to make a five-pointed star? another excellent question. i speculate some about that in the book because it is quite the parlor trick, and those of you who work for the betsy ross house could probably do it, but i try to do it a hundred times. it is hard. so a couple of things come to mind. one is that john ross was a member of the masonic lodge, and betsy and john did do at least a little work for the lodge, and in masonic symbolism, the five-pointed star has meaning, so it could be that they had occasion to make templates for masonic goods and she learned that way. there's also a pennsylvania german tradition of paper cutting. some people, curators, have suggested to me that perhaps through her contacts in the city came to know some of the techniques of paper cutting. and linda eaton suggests that this is a period that geometry is becoming an increasingly important part of the school curriculum, so perhaps betsy would have come to know andthing about folds stars and symmetry through her education at school. those are the three theories th

. >> coming up, "rising star."inging competition that lets viewers be the judge via social media. plus, the unique way west coast viewers will be able to get in on the actions. >>> in our next half hour, cracking the code. the man who says he finally figured out what is going on in those cute little head of your dogs. you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from or abc stations. the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] ♪ welcome to the good life ♪ welcome to the good life >> the good life is what some contestants on a singing show are gunning for, here on abc, called "rising star." >> it's pretty different from any other shows in lots of ways as abc's katherine mathisen reports >> reporter: the future of america's "rising s

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ford is reprise his role as haunt solo and star wars episode 7.he film takes place 30 years after the events of star wars episode 6 return of the jet die it is scheduled to hit theaters december 2015. >> reporter: new at 5 aerostar with good news teenagers in america are drinking less smoking less and buying less. the bad news is that they are taxed the one driving in spending lots of time on computers and play video games. this is according to the cdc's latest survey of 13,000 high school students. among the other positive to come from the survey american teams are more frequently wearing seat belts and bicycle helmets. the doctor who oversaw the student says that overall and people have more healthy behaviors than they did 20 years ago. >> pam: the owner of a house teetering over a crumbling cliff in texas has decided to burn down his home. officials say the house will be burned friday morning that authorities will clear the debris before the foundation slat is removed. the 4,000 ft. house overlooks lake whitney just south of fort worth. the hou

i like that when mcavoy says, "he likes 'star trek'", he doesn't like, "oh, handsome likes star trek.u said you like star trek. >> they're like, "of course he does, look at him." of course he likes "star trek." >> they're like, "of course he does. look at him. of course he likes 'star trek'." >> seth: we're going to be -- >> yeah. >> seth: we're going to be back with more kumail nanjiani right after this. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: the second half of our interview with kumail nanjiani is online. i think you should watch it. there's some very interesting medical information. >> yeah, that's how, you know, you'll see a baby and you'll be like, that's normal. [ laughter ] >> seth: also a reminder, "silicon valley" season finale is june 1st on hbo my thanks to james mcavoy, wendi mclendon-covey, kumail nanjiani tim robinson, j. mascis and of course the 8g band. see you tomorrow. stay tuned for carson daly! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carson: hey, everybody, what's happening? welcome to "last call" from evr. i'm your host carson daly, and we've got a

down size the studios to reach the affordable threshold in response to the affordability problem, star proposed a fund to help offset the difference between the old and the nutrient rate for the qualified low income artists and we are planning on using the hud requirement the hud and the housing requirement to determine, who meets that standard. we asked them to as he mentioned they are projected to be between 20,000 to $30,000 a year and so that could help quite a bit. and initially, linar rejected the proposal because it was not required and to their credit, they agreed to supply the solar power and make the other design adjustments that would help ensure the artists will be able to relocate. and the agreement to provide the solar is beyond any legal requirement, and we applaud their decision. and ocii staff and lenar worked with the artists throughout the project and some wanted more space and wider doors and more sinks and various modifications and the architect has spent a great deal of time reconfiguring the studio sizes in the building footprint to make the building work for all

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and -- and then for seven years watching "star trek." >> seth: so, you're a big "star trek" fan as well don't know. [ laughter ] but, yeah. no, it was -- it was a weird kind of honor and a privelage to get to do it. and although i'd played charles before in the previous movie, "first class," it did feel quite ceremonial doing the scene with him. it was like it was being passed over a little bit. i don't know if he thinks he's coming back. i don't know. [ laughter ] i would have something to say about that. >> seth: right. yeah. >> but, you know, at the end of the day, as much as you're nervous, you've got to kind of -- you just got a go, like, "right. put the nervousness aside. you've got a job to do. this is how i do it, patrick." [ laughter ] and it's mine now. but he was amazing and he was so, so generous and so welcoming into his posse of "x- men" because i was, like, the lone guy from my group kind of going into his territory. it sounds like the "warriors" or something like that movie, if you know what i mean. >> seth: yeah, they let you into the club. >> seth: so, you play -- i'm

smog checks and if those star smog checks are required. remember, if you have a consumer problem, give us a call, 888-5-helps-u. >>> a florida traffic camera caught an unbelievable accident involving a motorcycle!! take a look at this. the rider does almost look like a cartwheel after he was hit by a car at the intersection. even more surprising, the motorcyclist stood up after doing the midair flips. he is okay despite no protective equipment. the driver of the car was cited for making illegal turns. >>> the wife of donald sterling is accusing her husband of death threats in their latest courtroom showdown. today a judge denied shelly sterling's request to keep her husband from contacting witnesses in the case against him. sterling is trying to sell the clippers despite her husband's objections. she says he threatened to "take out" one of her lawyers and left hostile voice messages that to two doctors who diagnosed him as mentally incapacitated. >> how dare you give my medical records for my head to a law firm who hires you? you and the l

all-star conference. leverance. all right take us around the world. where are some of your favorite are spots right now? sure. well good afternoon. thanks for having me. we are investors in extraordinary companies. we look across the world for extraordinary companies incredibleably rare. at the moment there is lots of controversy in china about sustainable growth and the banking sector. we have interesting price that is we haven't seen for a long period of time. >> tell us about the holdings that you have and which ones are chinese. >> i have slightly more than 20% of my fund in china. it is analogous to google and it is the dominant local search engine. search around the world only five search players left. three of which i own. naver and south korea. it is a natural monopoly business and it is also a company creating entirely new businesses associated with online video and also travel. travel search. >> right. we have to leave it there but thank you for joining us. they were rated the best maps out ther

we put out a star for him.ory behind this. >> i hope that's not my hair brush. >> that is not bianna's. >>> also coming up, the celebrity soccer player behind bars this morning. hope solo. you remember her. she danced with maks on "dancing with the stars." she's now facing serious criminal charges. >>> first this half hour, speaking of serious charges, the verdict is in for the man accused of killing his neighbor in a suit that wept way out of control. >> the jury didn't buy his claims of self-defense. now he could spend the rest of his life me hind bars. mara shchiavocampo is here with more. >> reporter: it all started with an argument over shrubbery. the two neighbors feuding over tree trimming. one is dead. the other convicted of his murder. michael vilkin, silent and stoic as in the jury reads his fate. in a california court. >> we the jury find the defendant, michael vilkin, guilty of the crime of murder. >> reporter: 62-year-old vilkin now facing 50 years to life behind bars for killing his neighbor, john

star ms. lane i have a question as supervisor campos decided not to accept the first recommendation. >> we're not moving forward we've not been able to get the community input so this will have a small control change that's not clean in the code that's a better way to get the community input for the special use district. >> mr. star this other entertainment uses so bowling alleys, movie that's right and mini golfs. >> skating rinks and things like that we understand the supervisors reason to not. >> okay. thank you. so i very much support this legislation and support in legislation and this has been just a long and widening road for a number of years and the acholic beverage special district was put in place in the 90s out of concern for the proliferation of some colorful uses it's well intended. it was, however, a very, very blunt instrument and over time it evident up causing huge problems in terms of making it difficult for new and interesting businesses to come into the mission and be able

tonight -- from "rising star", host josh groban and experts ludacris, kesha, and brad paisley. creator of youtube's vsauce, michael stevens plus brad paisley performs and now settle down, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: one of the fun things about working here in hollywood is people come to see the show from all over, and you learn a lot of things from them. last night i was talking to the audience during a commercial break, and i met a woman. well, that's the end of the story. i met a woman. don't tell my wife. i met a woman who told me that she called in sick to work yesterday so she could come to the show and go to the big l.a. kings victory parade downtown. i got into the details of what she told me what the excuse was. turns out not just did she call in sick, she drove to a hospital, took a picture of herself in the hospital and posted it on facebook to make it facebook legit. i didn't know that was a thing. have you heard of ts before? i guess the idea is if you didn't post it on facebook, it didn't happen. i asked the people about this today. i'm told that couples don't r

. >> and the fault in our stars. the it girl of the moment, shaileen woodley stars in the hit movie of the summer and the inspiring real life story behind it. >> thank you very much. >> and political earthquake, as we go on the air we have the latest on the massive tea party victory tonight over eric cantor. but first, the "nightline" five -- >> i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and getting a little exercise. >> depend gives you fit flex. our best protection. a smooth, comfortable fit. get your free sample at depend.com. >> if you suffer from constipation you likely suffer from gas. >>> good evening. nothing clears a beach in summer quite as fast as a shark sighting. so what happens when some of the deadliest predators on the planet meet a professional mermaid? this woman is on a mission to show we're all mistaken about these maneaters and she is willing to leave her fate in their fins just to prove it. here is abc's matt guthman. >> reporter: right now, you

what was it like to actually see that star?at moment of being -- >> i haven't actually. >> you haven't seen it in person? >> i have. there was the ceremony and then we split. >> let's have that moment right now. >> wow! someone wrote is a geek underneath it. >> there it is. what a moment. that's great. that's fantastic. so i dare to ask what is next? you are doing so much. and does it, again, involve your new album coming up or more writing in the long form way or more music? what brings the most gratification? >> writing does. song writing or prose writing. i have finished the sequel to "magnificent vibration". >> you must not sleep ever. >> pretty much don't sleep. >> are you a nocturnal writer? >> well, yeah. great thing about writing prose is you just open up your laptop on an airplane. it is a great way to use time on the road. it is usually wasted time traveling playing video games or listening to music it is something constructive. >> congratulations. what a pleasure to meet you. thank you so much. great work. >>> we hav

you can see more star power.e rover." spooky. >> ooh. >> i like spooky movies. >> a bunch of stars coming up. >>> sneak peek of "rising star," abc's new singing competition that makes or breaks this emwith a social media wall and cam mathison went behind the scenes with the expert, brad paisley, ke$ha, ludacris and host josh groban. ♪ >> reporter: the future of america's rising stars hinges on this two-ton, three-story rising wall. >> this wall will be the only thing that stands between our singers and their dreams of becoming the next rising star. >> reporter: superstar josh groban the host requires viewers to vote with their apps at home on whether to keep or cut contestants. >> to be feeling the audience's reaction in realtime as you're singing, to me sounds absolutely terrifying. if the singer gets 70% of the wall the wall goes up and move on to the next round, if not the wall stays down and we say good-bye to them the moment their song ends. >> reporter: music experts will vote rapper ludacris, country singe

. >> star bucks competitors began raising prices and in order to keep up with the joneses, star bucks is almost forced to raise prices as well. >> reporter: in an e-mail to cbs news, car bucks says there are many factors that contribute to our pricing decisions, including competitive dynamic and our overall cost structure. star bucks points out that it lowered its bagged coffee prices by 10 percent last year and as star bucks cafes most popular coffees will stay the same price. jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >>> just the idea of coffee fungus doesn't get me in the mood for that morning cup. that is just me. >>> 7:21 right now. carol answers your pet questions in this weeks ask the vet, take a listen. >>> kidney disease and your pets, when, when does the end come with something like that? we will check it without doctor jerry >>> testing. >> anytime you are facing a surgery, it is always anxiety even though 99.9 percent of the time they do very well, but still. >> yeah. >> it is a paws there for people. >> nerve racking i showed you a video of my pet goose i didn't like the way she w

. >>> star bucks, yeah i could go for star bucks right now but star bucks is rolling out some new coffee or actually encouraging coffee drink tours come in and stay a while, tell me what they are doing. >> that is right, star bucks wants to help you charge your phone, so star bucks and duracell are launching power matt wireless charging station in counter shops. the first available in san francisco but then star bucks says it plans to expand to thousands of stores by 2015. to use the system your phone will be able to charge wirelessly but basically, they are giving you another reason to go in star bucks besides the coffee and clean bathroom. >> wait a minute, i will buy coffee. >> i will stay longer, thank you. take care. >>> coming up after the break, weather and traffic on the weather and traffic on the three's, we will be hi. i'm shawn johnson of the 2008 u.s. gymnastics team. i'm here with our friends from "veggie tales" to say... all: be a player. get up and play an hour a day. besides gymnastics, how do you stay in great shape, shawn? i love to dance and rollerblade. cool. cool. yo

would the star player on the other team play? abc's paula faris reporting in from rio again tonight. >> reporter: along the globe, a sea of red, white and blue. team usa taking the field tonight and taking on arguably the world's best players. yis -- ranaldo who will be playing on the injured knee tonight. >> we don't want to give him any chances or space. >> reporter: now, game time. >> usa. >> usa. >> usa. >> reporter: these died hard fans are watching at home, too. so many people expected in chicago. they had to move their watch party to a bigger field. >> we will. we will win. >> reporter: even comedy central catching it. >> we will win. i believe that we will win. >> reporter: i believe that we will win. americans have soccer fever. young, old, even man's best friend. americans watching on the big screen tonight. very excited. it's team usa. and team portugal tonight. tonight is round two. >> paula with a few close friends. thank you. world cup action continues tomorrow. all the games on our partner network, espn. >>> still

"star wars" is shaping up to be a star-studded event now that os kwar -- oscar winner, lupita nyong'ohe made the announcement yesterday tweeting a picture of the "star wars" logo. the "hollywood reporter" said she actually met with j.j. abrams before she won the oscar. >> that's cool. also joining the cast, "game of thrones" star gwendoline christie. she's also part of the cast of "the hunger game s, mocking jay part ii. original stars harrison ford, mark hamill and carrie fisher will return. it is set to be released december 18, 2015. >>> the reporter accused of accosting brad pitt said he never meant to harm him in any way. >> the now fired journalist said he was trying to give brad pitt a hug, and lost his balance. he said he is doing a service by exposing lax security on the red carpet. really? >> i'm a normal guy. not crazy. we do this for entertainment but we can make story out of one simple incident or a prank. >> mind you, this is the same guy who tried to crawl up the dress of actress america ferreira on another red carpet that was at cannes last month. >> he will spend the n

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star crossed lovers.l, is it's not that sentimental. it's a much more realistic look at what that would be. the book itself sold over 7 million copies, so there's a real built in fan base, most of whom i think are outside right now. >> talk about a book that's being really looked forward to, june 10th, hillary clinton's new book comes out. we've already heard a little bit, they released a little bit on politico about benghazi. what else can we expect? >> this isn't her first memoir, but the first one since she's been secretary of state. hillary hasn't announced what her intentions are for 2016, but releasing a memoir and dealing with things like benghazi and the big questions that surround her is definitely part of the well-worn path to announcing a run for the presidency. so i think a lot of people are going to be paying attention to this book. >> let's jump back to the movies. june 13th, "22 jump street" with channing tatum and jonah hill. >> in the first one, they went undercover in high school. for th

"the fault in our stars" was a big best seller. twilight was to hunger games, is it books based on - movies based on books like that, is that a big part of the success. >> i love the unadult genre. >> i do. i'll admit to that one too. loved "hunger games", and "divergent." >> i know anecdote atly from talking to the 14-year-old girls who i know from the daughter of friends, and i read it. the fault in our stars, it's a huge drop off from the thursday night screenings and friday. enormous, cataclysmic drop off. what happened here was i'd been waiting and anticipating the release. then it comes out. i see it and it drops out. there's not great word of mouth. i don't know if i'll go back to see it again and again like "titanic", but there was tremendous anticipation driven by the book, and the next time that that happens, it'll have another big weekend and young girls will see the movie, and some young boys who are smart enough to know that that's where the yupping girls are. >> that's the thing, where the young girls go. >> thank you

he's really here to tell us about "rising star."ision, a new show an abc. it gives the viewer all the power. >> there's so much power in brazil. >>> world cup fever, heating up. looks like j. lo and pitbull put out this photo, they just arrived in brazil. their performance is going to get things started this afternoon. and then, the kickoff. i'm told we have an official match ball. you had that before. but i guess we don't. >> i have it in my dressing room. i want to make sure it goes home with me. >> and you have the kashi roller. >> it's a play thing. the vuvuzela, remember in south africa. it's a little annoying. >> so annoying, they are banned from the stadium? >> they make a lot of noise. >> want to thank the fifa store for these goodies. i can take these home for my girls. >> feel free. >> ali can have one. we have so much ahead. >>> let's get to cecilia vega, who is here with the top developing stories right now, in for amy. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with the crisis unfolding in iraq. fighters linked to al qaeda are

the once football star and movie star was immediately a suspect.days later on june 17th police thought they had enough to arrest him. arguably the best known police chase in u.s. history. millions watched as the nine hour pursuit ended, when simpson called on his cell phone and professed innocence. the so-called trial of the century. sirmson compiling -- simpson compiling a dream teem of defense attorney's. the prosecutor, marsha clark. the judge, lance ito. all became familiar names. >> if it doesn't fit you must acquit.about. >> and they did. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant, orenthal james sirmson not guilty of murder. >> ordered to pay $25 million to the brown and goldman families in a civil trial. >> john henry smith on that trial. the case had a judge affect on the u.s. justice system. >> in many ways now, juries demand a very high standard of proof. beyond a reasonable doubt, even, in this cause, beyond a shadow of a doubt. now juries wand dna evidence, videotapes of a crime. all sorts of things they didn't know

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is true to the star wars universe, true to the star wars fiction.ves the player a chance to interact with it in a very, very different way. of course, trying to bring the concept, but our take is not just to give you a movie game. ours is to give you a way to step into the star wars universe. >> i do get a sense from some of your past comments that you feel like now more than ever that hollywood model of bedding on the biggest franchises, because what defines a hit today is different than what it used to number ofs of the games sold, that that is an important strategy for you as ceo. >> yes. i want to move us away from the straight hit. i want to move us into the live services. they like star wars, i do not want them to come in and play a star wars game. i want them to come in and be part of a universe, and experience, six months, eight months. we are seeing that with fifa and battlefield, and we are seeing people playing for five years. our idea is not to give you these small experiences but to give you an experience you play across platforms from

it stars young women. it's aimed at young women.people watch television, and i think these millennials are going to grow up and continue to watch television in this way. >> reporter: a bold statement from the show runner. pll as they call it is the most tweeted about show on tv. the show has twitter followers in the millions. the stars 10 million followers between them. >> they are huge on social media. >> huge. i think without that aspect our show would definitely not be where it's at. >> reporter: lucy hale, who plays aria, is right now launching a country music career off the back of her pll popularity. ♪ no one to save you but yourself ♪ >> reporter: troian belisario who plays alpha spencer, has been acting since age 3. her dad created magnum p.i. but boy, have times changed since selleck's mustache ruled the air waves. >> being on social media is very much a part of my job. >> part of your job. >> yes, it is part of my job. >> do you guys respond to the feedback on social media? and does that then shape where you take the show?