Family Of YouTube Shooting Suspect Say They're 'In Shock'
Law enforcement officers on Wednesday visited at a gun range not far from the YouTube headquarters where a woman shot and wounded 3 people before she killed herself.
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Law enforcement officers on Wednesday visited at a gun range not far from the YouTube headquarters where a woman shot and wounded 3 people before she killed herself.
The woman identified as the suspect in Tuesday's shooting at the San Bruno headquarters of YouTube was an avid user of the social media platform who maintained channels in English, Farsi and Turkish -- all of which have been taken down in the last 24 hours.
A fast-food worker at a restaurant near the YouTube headquarters sprang into action when a woman injured by a gunshot burst into the restaurant seeking help.
The online ragings of the suspected female shooter who walked into Youtube's headquartered and opened fire, wounding three people before fatally shooting herself, were so frightening that her father called the police.
The attending surgeon at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital spoke with anger in his voice Tuesday as he talked to reporters about treating victims in the Bay Area's latest mass shooting.
Law enforcement sources tell CBS News they have identified the female suspect in the shooting at YouTube headquarters in San Bruno Tuesday as 39-year-old Nasim Najafi Aghdam.
Rep. Jackie Speier, whose district includes YouTube's headquarters, tweeted that the country must take action to end gun violence.
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"I should have never posted the video," said the social media star, his voice thick with emotion.
Google is pulling its popular YouTube video service from Amazon's Fire TV and Echo Show devices in an escalating feud that has caught consumers in the crossfire.
The company is recruiting thousands of reviewers to reduce the amount of "problematic content" on its video platform.
Recent reports have called attention to troves of videos with profanity and violent themes on YouTube Kids, the video-sharing site's kid-friendly platform.
A filmmaker's hilarious attempt to help sell his fiancée's old car has paid off a little too well.
Apple reportedly fired an engineer after his daughter posted a hands-on video with the as-yet-unreleased iPhone X to her YouTube channel.
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