on my youtube channel. >> what was harder, coming out as gay or transgender? >> i think definitely coming out as transgender was harder for me because it was more truthful, it was more raw, it was more real. >> hi, guys. it's me, gigi. >> reporter: her unscripted life playing out for before caitlyn jenner. she shared everything from light-hearted shopping sprees and beauty tips to raw, intimate details of her plastic surgeries, of which there have been many. >> all i remember is just throbbing pain. like i thought -- i felt like someone had shot me in my face. >> reporter: all this catapulting gigi to bona fide hero status of the lgbtq fans. >> who are gigi's fans? >> crazy. i have fathers who come, oh my goodness, i can't believe i'm meeting you, me and my daughter watch your videos and bond over it. >> reporter: some of her favorite videos. >> this is one i filmed after a recent relationship. and i got super creative and filmed a music video with my friend. ? ? stay with me stay with me ? >> reporter: and read me some comments -- good and bad. >> while i am

you are doing so much more than just youtube right now.nt worlds. you have written two dook books, injure second book, buffering, great title, by the way. >> thank you, i picked it. it sin tensional. >> trevor: i would hope so, it would be weird if that-- but what is special about this book is your first book was really an homage to the drunk kitchen. but this is a book about your life, literacy. >> yeah, buffering, unshared tales of a life fully loaded so it has got a little my drunk kitchen nod right there. >> it is really just about the time i spent prosession the events of my life that i haven't really wanted to share online or rather a 4-6 video tore mant is the appropriate for. i studied literature in college being an author was always my dream. and i feel really fortunate to be able to share my life experiences in this way. i say that when i wrote it i wrote it to fell like the things that have gone on in my life, i wrote it to talk about them in a way that made me feel less alone and i hope that for people that read it, they feel t

why isn't youtube?> marc, great to have you here, former ambassador to morocco, marc ginsberg. >>> we want to give our listeners an opportunity to find out what's taking place right now in michigan. in is -- excuse me, oklahoma, rather. this is where benjamin crump, the attorney for the fy of terence crutcher. >> you know we represent the family of terence crutcher in this most tragic killing that was captured on video here in tulsa, oklahoma. we called this press conference today to address what we believe is some misinformation that has been put out for unknown reasons. but we feel it's necessary to address this issue head on. and let us say, for the record, regardless of what is being suggested, look at the video for yourselves. you all can conclude what's on the video. it is there in vivid, live color. very graphic for everybody to judge themselves on whether this killing was justified or not. on the record, this was an unjustified killing. the position of the family is resolute on this matter. you

new ipad mini as christian, oli, charity, nick, and gayle bring the best of the web, including a youtube couple who have been -- >> sailing the world for three years. >> the amazing story behind their new million dollar yacht. >> heros aren't hard to find and in this case they are calling this man a hero because of his random act of kindness. the woman that first appears on camera, her name is jess. jess has been in perth, australia for quite some time and recently been reconnected with her family in new zealand and can't get home, she was homeless. she was out trying to raise enough to go back to home. >> a kind stranger has just gone to the atm to withdraw funds. narrating the video is from a nonprofit organization called brothers and sisters perth. they happen to be out checking on her when they saw her. apparently this man also saw jess, walked up and asked her her story. they engaged in conversation, asked her a series of questions, she answered them. you know what, easy peasy, walks over to the atm, takes out a stack of cash, hands it to her and tells her head home, be with skeptic

new ipad mini as christian, oli, charity, nick, and gayle bring the best of the web, including a youtube couple who have been -- >> sailing the world for three years. >> the amazing story behind their new million dollar yacht. gilligan's island kind of thing? >> heros aren't hard to find and in this case they are calling this man a hero because of his random act of kindness. the woman that first appears on camera, her name is jess. jess has been in perth, australia for quite some time and recently been reconnected with her family in new zealand and can't get home, she was homeless. she was out trying to raise enough to go back to home. >> a kind stranger has just gone to the >> the person that you hear narrating the video is from a nonprofit organization called brothers and sisters perth. they happen to be out checking on her when they saw her. apparently this man also saw jess, walked up and asked her her story. they engaged in conversation, asked her a series of questions, she answered them. you know what, easy peasy, walks over to the atm, takes out a stack of cash, hands it to her an

there are youtube videos where anwar al alaqi directly encourages the killing of americans.down that stuff. take down the stuff that is most egregious that actually calls for the harm and insightment coming to americans. you can put this stuff up directly in black and white and no one can disagree that that's the most egregious stuff that youtube has propagated. >> the more you allow some of these actors, some say, to participate in on-line conversations, the more data you get about them, the easier it is to track them. what would you say to that? >> not true, because the encryption technology that now bars us from being able to monitor what is being watched on-line and the communications that, for example, on what's app and telegram and the other services, app willing ths that t encrypted makes it impossible. we're not really able to do that. what we're able to do is encourage social media to be more disciplined in its approach and to use the new technology that is available to it to remove the most egregious insightful hate speech. >> you point out that to a large degree,

we're excited to release a video series on youtube that's going to show all the behind the scenes, how giant robots are made. >> japan is up up there when it comes to robotics. do we have spies looking in on what they are doing? >> if we have spies we're not going to disclose that japan. >> i'm worried about team japan. they see what you're doing. we ? >> no. we're not too worried about it. the reason it's taken us a better part of a year is because it's taken the better part of a year to design and build. >> can you describe some of your robot defenses here? >> we can't give away too much. >> we started by getting a nascar monster truck f1 grade roll cage. en as a canopy, then layers of rubber insulation and layers of slate armor. >> a lot of the details are going to be revealed in the youtube series. >> how cool is this for you? you guys are grown men doing what you imagined doing when you were little bo. >> it's working. definitely great for everyone finally be doing this in a grownup way. >> summertime is fun time. what we have here are a bunch of friends with the go pro, in the su

you have twitter, youtube. the ones you and i know. they have all these exotic, triple, quadruple places to put it. all kinds of different venues can be there so they can be propagated. host: what is telegram? guest: i will let alberto jump in. its essentially an encryption site. think of it like a text messaging application. the ability to do it in a group text way. all three of us would go on to a chat and i can punch out and you can all follow. it's a very permissive environment for isis supporters. they tend not to go down very much. they have back up accounts, back of accounts. make sure you follow these back of accounts. releases before a major before the get kicked off. they want to have redundancy in the system. guest: that is exactly what it is. is a social media application who is often guy called the mark zuckerberg or russia. supposedly it is based in berlin, germany. i have no reason to doubt that. i don't want to accuse germany until it's been verified is actually there. it is european company. it has some of the features

it's one of those times where you totally connect youtube to your giant television, turn the lights off, turn up the volume and just enjoy. >> that's cool. they took the chance here, the random chance it's not going to get hit just by flying through the fireworks. >> this is the kind of thing that took months of planning set off by computers and they said, yeah, the drones were hit a fair few times but they kept on ticking. >> look at this little girl's face. she was like, yeah. >> come on. take this 1,000 drone and send it up there and see if you can break it. okay. >> i'm glad they did it. i think it's fascinating okay. there they are. but don't you want to be put in an indestructible bubble. i would like that. >> there is a behind the scenes they didn't go in there whield without thinking about it. it's all been cleared as well and they made sure the drones were flying in a designated area. just in case one worked there and did go crashing down, don't wor wre. >>> just ahead in more of today's all new videos -- suspects stroll into a pet shop. >> and they tell the owner, this is a ho

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we're excited to release a video series on youtube that's going to show all the behind the scenes, how giant robots are made. >> japan is up up there when it comes to robotics. do we have spies looking in on what they are doing? >> if we have spies we're not going to disclose that information. you must be working for team japan. >> i'm worried about team japan. do we know what they are doing? >> no. we're not too worried about it. the reason it's taken us a better part of a year is because it's taken the better part of a year to design and build. >> can you describe some of your robot defenses here? >> we can't give away too much. >> we started by getting a nascar monster truck f1 grade roll cage. then we have bullet proof glass as a canopy, then layers of rubb slate armor. >> a lot of the details are going to be revealed in the youtube series. >> how cool is this for you? you guys are grown men doing what you imagined doing when you were little boys. >> it's working. definitely great for everyone involved. it's really incredible to finally be doing this in a >> summertime is fun time.

it's one of those times where you totally connect youtube to your giant television, turn the lights off, turn up the volume and just enjoy. >> that's cool. they took the chance here, the random chance it's not going to get hit just by flying through the fireworks. >> this is the kind of thing that took months of planning set off by computers and they said, yeah, the drones were hit a fair few times but they kept on ticking. >> look at this little girl's face. she was like, yeah. >> come on. take this 1,000 drone and send it up there and see if you can break it. okay. >> i'm glad they did it. i think it's fascinating ground up. okay. thereon't you want to be put in an indestructible bubble. i would like that. >> there is a behind the scenes they didn't go in there whield without thinking about it. it's all been cleared as well and they made sure the drones were flying in a designated area. just in case one worked there and did go crashing down, don't >>> just ahead in more of today's all new videos -- suspects stroll into a pet shop. >> and they tell the owner, this is a hold up. >> find

going to be revealed in the youtube series. >> how cool is this for you? you guys are grown men doing what you imagined doing when you were little boys. >> it's working. definitely great for everyone involved. it's really incredible to finally be doing this in a >> summertime is fun time. what we have here are a bunch of friends with the go pro, in the suv, and they are headed to the river. you've got some friends in the river, you've got tubes. >> this is fun, we've done this. tie the tubes together, load up some coolers, fill it up with sandwiches and drinks. but there's a problem, though. when one falls -- >> got my shoes, go pro. >> you were right, bye-bye go pro. that video was filmed about three years ago. recently, adam brown from adam brown adventures was doing a little treasure hunting in this river in south carolina. look what he spotted. >> so cool. it's like an underwater time capsule. >> about a quarter of a century, people are still going to be finding me. wow, look. i was wondering when i was going to find it. >> gets to shore, cracks it ope

a combination of using youtube to build an audience.maybe i'm seeing something i shouldn't see. that simple difference made the engagement different. >> rose: almost like eavesdropping on someone. >> exactly. when people talk about millions and billions of impressions they're trying to achieve, they don't realize people are having one screen in front of them and it's a very intimate thing. when you're making the content, it's how would i get someone to move one on one. >> rose: this is the video on youtube. (singing) >> that was the one that pushed me over the edge. >> rose: made you know. that was the one. it was because he was singing "so sick" by neil, and the soul in his voice is something you can't teach. for a 12-year-old kid to sing that song with that kind of emotion, that's not voice lessons, that's real. >> rose: i would assume that's common to the biggest tall minute the world. >> yeah. >> rose: there is something that you can't teach. >> completely. >> rose: pabt who they are, and what they do, whether it's fashion, music, t

edward lou has a politically incorrect solution to a recent spree of home invasion robberies and youtubendividual that business owners say encourages targeting asian business owners. >> not only just arming themselves but to learn how to do it properly. and to do it legal. >> reporter: lou made his comments during meeting of asian business owners in chinatown tuesday. they're upset over being targeted for home invasions and a popular music video on youtube that has hundreds of thus sands of views. >> i think it's sickening and distasteful and basically teaching the young kids how to get money. >> people creating lyrics and music as if it's a joke it's diss grateful pity full. >> he thinks this is nasty video actually encouraging people to rob. >> reporter: police arrested two suspects in the recent string of home invasion anthony campbell and norman bowen face a long list of chafers. police are worried the youtube video might encourage a new round of home invasions. >> it's like a crime school. >> reporter: campbell and bowen romaine behind bars. they're charged with robbery, conspiracy,

she rose to fame posting videos on her own youtube channel.ay she's in east palo alto, holding a surprise performance for 120 bay area students. she's hoping to inspire the young musicians. have to love that story. >> she can play, but she can also dance. >> a lot of moves there. >>> ready or not, sharks fans, the puck is about to drop. >> seems like only yesterday we were cheering on the san jose sharks in theirs first stanley cup finals. today in san jose the sharks are opening up training camp and will hold a media day event. the nhl regular season starts october 12th. >> lays up your skates. in the meantime it's starting to feel cooler outside. anthony slaughter joining us with a look at your weather. cold temperatures. >> you'll need the jacket this morning just like you did yesterday. no fog at the coastline, but we will see some develop as the morning goes along. we'll check that and the weekend coming up. >>> over here, dublin westbound 580 has a lot of headlights, but it's moving well. we'll talk about how that commute is shaping up f

you are a local youtube blogger. let's talk about this. i am very impressed. >> we had jacob hanson. he is a boulder city local artist. he did this news 3 pumpkin for you guys. pumpkin seeds. but you are going to throw away the gooky stuff inside. >> i'll make some scrub for you. i'm going show you how to make a really great pumpkin enzyme sugar scrub. i know we're all going to be carving pumpkins so it's like let's use those guts right. all you have to do is take i like to do three kinds of sugar. i like to do raw r, granulated sugar. >> kyndell: what is the purpose of doing three different kinds. >> reporter: because the grains are finer and larger. it will really help slough off all the dead skin. >> kyndell: for exfoliation. >> exactly. you want to add in pumpkin -- the guts of the pumpkin. this is full of alpha hydroxy and vitamin a and c. i know you are going to start seeing spas all the pumpkin themed things. until it's like --. >> kyndell: i was asking for maybe the little ones or the men out there if mrs. wagner was to make someth

wow, that would have been a real youtube moment right there. >> disaster. >> jimmy: did you slip in the shoes? >> i guess so. >> jimmy: are they new? >> i think maybe they lint rolled your carpet so much it's smooth. >> jimmy: i don't want to tell you what happened to the couch while you were backstage. i hope that's a rental suit you're wearing. >> it's a rental. >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good.