. >> she's almost built a media company over in brooke brooklyn. >> she's a good point and she's gotreds of staffers. >> the thinking was that they were going to engage in twitter town halls and q & as and r reddid. you have trump who's a natural, he's on twitter all the time. just by the name nature of how he understands media, he's able to attract attention. we'll see if she's able to leverage these platforms where these millennials are. >> it's hard to think of hillary as a media company and trump's as well. i think amount of the -- there's this perception that most voters that are young are liberal. what do they want different than older readers? >> i don't know if they want anything particularly differently. and i think sometimes we oversegment people. you mentioned earlier that millennials don't trust the media, well, guess what? americans don't trust the media. i get the biggest applause on the republican side, but i don't see hillary clinton praising the media to cheers. i think in some ways millennials are different as consumers of news as a whole so i don't think just taylo

. >>> one person is dead after a fire in brooklyn park maryland these are pictures of some of the aftermath firefighters did respond to this home on brookad at 4:30 a.m. they busted into the doors and found a man in cardiac arrest on the second floor paramedics were not able to save him it took 60 firefighters from anne arundel county and other departments to get that under control. >>> university officials in rome he missing american college student. he disappeared on his first night of a study abroad program. >> reporter: italian search and rescue teams found body of 19- year-old beau solomon monday morning not far from where he was last seen the university of wisconsin madison sophomore disappeared late thursday after a visit to a pub in rome his roommate alerted officials when the teen didn't show up for orientation at a study abroad program at john cabott university >> he is a social butterfly, loved by everyone, he is the glue that keeps our family together. >> reporter: family members arrived in rome monday they say he was captain of his high school football team and that he beat a rare form of cancer as a child. >> over 15 to 20

brooklyn at 2:00 a.m. >> insanity. >> if i were roaming around the streets spilling out of a bar in brook -- >> i think i saw you, actually for a whole day before i sing. >> if you are getting up at 2:00, what time did you go to bed? >> i can't sleep. >> no time for sleep. >> we had you here before and it's fun to watch the crowd grow every time you come back to where you filled two to three city blocks full of your fans. >> i was really nervous, and i got up there, and it was like this beautiful thing to look at. all the fans in the crowd and then the tower, and the sun was coming down, and it was like, far the coolest. >> in case you did not hear that, he called everybody out there beautiful. >> all the girls sitting out there, shawn mendes called you beautiful. >> everywhere we go, like, i wouldn't be half as cool if they did not show up. >> i wouldn't be cool. they make me look cool because it's awesome. >> you got your first tattoo? >> yeah. >> there's like -- >> i can't show mine. >> i was really excited. it's a guitar, and there's a city of toronto, and it's a sound wave of my sister and parents saying i love you.