they have been designateded as orlando united day. were deadliest mass shooting in american history. >> happening today in san jose, the final public hearing on the city's budget. city council will be holding that meeting tonight. tomorrow, they'll vote on the final budget frt the next fiscal year. mayor sam licardo says it calls for more public safety and street maintenance. >> what president trump is now saying about former fbi director james comey on twitter as jeff sessions gets ready to testify on clip tomorrow. live pictures from campbell where there's a fight heating up over a proposed new in-n-out fast food restaurant. the city council considering those plans now. it would replace elephant bar restaurant on hamilton avenue across from the home debow there. some resident say it will bring a lot of traffic to the area. supporters like the jobs. >> taking a live look from outside the oracle arena this morning. it will be packed with fans later tonight as the warriors host the cleveland cavaliers for game five of the finals. the wa

nbc's sarah rosario is live in orlando with a look at a day that's being called orlando united day. >> reporter: good morning, aaron and angie. that's right. today is being considered orlando united day. it is the culmination of a weekend tribute to the 49 men and women killed at this club a year ago today and in the aftermath of that shooting, we saw the city of orlando come together. their motto, we will not let hate win. a message they continue to spread as they hon be nor and remember those victims. and today one year later pulse nightclub stands as a public memorial. hundreds of people coming out to pay tribute. this as survivors, families and loved ones of the dead are still struggling. for many of them there are haunting memories that still linger. it's the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. the doors of this gay nightclub haven't opened since. it serves as a symbol of love, resilience and unity. as part of orlando united day, today is cde love and kindness with memorials taking place all day long. the first one started at 1:00 a.m. and run through midnight giving

. >>> the community is coming together for orlando united day described as a day of love an kindness, triumphing over the horror and hate of that night. >>> montana congressman elect accused of assaulting a reporter is expected to plead guilty today of misdemeanor assault. >> the last guy that came in here you did the same thing. >> you just broke my glasses. >> reporter: last month ben jake could bees was asking the candidate -- jacobs was asking about health care. he faces up to 6 months in jail. he went on to win the race of montana at large congressional district. >>> most couples wouldn't like someone crashing their wedding, but wasn't the case of newlyweds in new jersey over the weekend. president trump made an appearance. he is not related to the newlyweds. they had no idea he would be there. the bride hugged the president, he signed a few make america great again hats and gave them to the guests. >> first time the fda asked the company to remove a prescription opioid because of a public health risk of abuse. the details when "action news" continues. >> often criminal acts such

orlando mayor buddy dryer has declared today " orlando united day- a day of love and kindess" here in the d-m-v.. we are winding down from the capital pride festival. thousands of people flooded pennsylvania avenue during the weekend.. for the 42nd annual event. there was plenty of entertainment.. everything from a mechanical bull.. to a performance by pop star miley cyrus. there was plenty of food.. including more than 300 vendors lined the street.. showcasing everything from clothing to art. tens of thousands of people from all over the country packed d-c for the equality march. their message was one of inclusion and unity... for every gender, race, religion, and sexual orientation. many draped in rainbow flags marched on pennsylvania avenue with pride. as they passed the white house, some demonstrators took aim at president trump -- demanding that he and his administration not roll back progress made by the l-g-b-t-q community. the march and rally also honored the victims of the tragic pulse nightclub shooting.. one year ago today. in other other parts of the country, much of the s

orlando now. the look at this day being called orlando united day.ah, i remember being there last year and they were talking about orlando being strong and that's the theme carrying over into this year. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, aaron. we saw the city of orlando come together like never before in the aftermath of last year's shooting. that's what today is all about. this is remembering those 49 men and women who were killed here a year ago odd and now their message is we will not let hate win. it's a message they continue to spread today as they honor and remember those lives lost. today pulse nightclub stands as a public memorial with many people lighting candles, putting out pictures, laying flowers for those victims. this as survivors, families and loved ones still struggle. for many people these are haunting memories that linger. it's the deadliest terror attack since 9/11 and the doors haven't opened since. it now serves as a symbol of love, resilience and unity. as part of the orlando united day today is being considered a day of kindnes

memorial services are being scheduled on what's called orlando united day. churches will ring bells 49 times at noon in honor of the 49 people killed in the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. >>> washington, d.c. the state of maryland, are suing president trump for allegedly violating anti-corruption clauses in the constitution. the lawsuit is the first of its kind filed by government entities. it claims the president has accepted millions of dollars in payments and benefits from foreign governments since taking office and has not kept his promise to shift his assets into a trust managed by his sons. if the lawsuit is allowed to proceed, the attorneys general for d.c. and maryland plan to demand copies of the president's tax returns through the discovery process. we'll get the latest from laura jarret ahead. >>> the supreme court may announce whether it will take up a critical case on part shan gerrymandering. in 2011 wisconsin governor scott walker reconfigured the state's voting districts and the following year republicans captured a 60/39 advantage. in

now, as part of this orlando united day, it's also considered a day of love and kindness with plentyof memorials taking place today. the earliest one starting around 1:00 a.m., and the latest one expected to run through midnight. this is allowing for anyone in this town who wants to pay tribute and pay their respects to people here, they can do so at any time. reporting live in orlando, sarah rosario, scott and laura, back to you. >> here the bay area, there's also a vigil to honor the shooting victims in the san francisco castro neighborhood. starts at 6:30 at the corner of 18th and castro. >> hundreds marching in san jose's pride parade. this is the scene yesterday. the pride parade's message was equality for all, and it seems most marchers were aiming that message at trump. >> with trump in the white house, it's important for all of us to stand toornd for civil rights. >> i had been an activist in the '80s so i have kind of seen this all happen before. it's time to come together in a very positive way. >> we're here to stand in solidarity against the hatred and bigotry that divide

orlando. a gunman entered the rampage that killed 49 people and injured dozens of others. service will be held throughout the day to honor the victims and the city designated today as orlando unitedwe go live to orlando. sara, good morning. what message does the city and survivors have on this anniversary? >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you. today is a culmination of a weekend tribute to the 49 men wae and women who were killed here. in the aftermath we saw the city of orlando united much as it is today. their message is we will not let hate win and it's a motto that they continue to spread as they honor and remember those victims. a year later pulse nightclub is a public memorial, fringed by flowers and candles, notes and banners. a lasting tribute to the lost. but there are haunting memories that linger here. the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. these are the images. >> i'm watching the bodies and seeing the blood. >> reporter: survivors still struggle with. >> there's an emotional toll. >> i think about pulse every single day. >> reporter: for am physical toll. >> i just had my fourth surgery about three weeks ago. >> reporter: the scars are deep an

mayor muriel bowser has declared today "orlando united day: a day of love and kindness."victims of the attack are also taking place in other cities across the country. puerto rico comes one step closer to becoming a state. the island overwhelmingly voted for statehood with nearly half a million votes. any changes to puerto rico's political status. the island previously voted in favor of becoming a state in 2012, but statehood opponents said the voter turnout was not high enough to accurately reflect the will of the puerto rican people. if your getting ready for work today.. you probably aren't the one who hit the powerball jackpot over the weekend. we know at least one lucky person who lives in california had all the winning numbers. the grand prize reached an estimated 447-point-eight million dollars! it's unclear if the california player was the only winner. the massive jackpot came in at tenth in the list of the largest awarded u-s lottery prizes of all time. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. alert - record highs possible today - heat wave breaks wednesday - t-s

orlando united. mayor bowser officially named today orlando united day in dc. earlier tonight, this area was filled with people who came to remember the 49 victims who lost their lives one year ago. ♪ ♪ that's the gay men's choir of dc who this was ordering by a political action committee called pride fund to end gun violence. the group works to elect pro lgbt candidates who support stricter gun laws. the names of victims who died at pulls night club last year were read out loud one by one. this was an emotional gathering attended by people who live in this area, othering visits also here, a woman who lost a friend that night in orlando. >> the grief that we as his friends and family feel in the wake of his death is not unique. of i'm not sure many of you here know what it is like to lose someone, to feel the presence in this world. to sense a long shadow where they would otherwise be next to you. >> the pulled attack affected me personally and deeply although i didn't know the victims being a lesbian and being a hit close to home and it's such a senseless trag

mayor muriel bowser has declared today "orlando united day: a day of love and kindness."ateen killed 49 people at the gay nightclub, before police shot and killed him. he was heard on 9-1-1 recordings pledging allegiance to isis. it's xx and we're just getting started. right now at 4:xx sadness overnight remembrance of the 48 lives lost one year ago at the pulse nightclub in orlando. plus - celebrations as the penguins take home the stanley cup in game six of the nhl playoffs. good morning i'm for larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. - code orange air quality alert - record highs possible today - heat wave breaks wednesday - t-storm chances wednesday through sunday today: mostly sunny. hot and humid. highs: 91-95 winds: nw to sw 5-10 mph tonight: partly cloudy. mild and muggy. lows: 66-74 winds: w 5 mph tuesday: sunny to partly cloudy. isolated pm t-storm. highs: 91-95 winds: sw 5-10 mph right now. nationwide - many are remembering the victims of the pulse

the central florida city is marking the anniversary with orlando united day including four services toemember the victims. kenneth craig is in orlando. kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, anne-marie. quite a large crowd gathered at the club early this morning for the first of the day's convenience. events. it was a private tribute for family members and survivors, marking one year since a lone gunman walked into the club and shattered so many lives. these four mothers could never have predicted how their worlds would collide, but over the past year, they've built a special bond over their children. >> our kids are angels. they put us together. >> you're connected in an unimaginable way that nobody else shares. >> something special, beautiful. >> reporter: they formed this support group in the wake of the pulse nightclub massacre when each one of their children went out for a night of fun and never came home. they were among 49 people who were gunned down at the orlando gay nightclub by omar mateen. 53 others were injured. >> she loved to go there. >> myra's d

the city designated today as orlando united day. sarah is live in orlando.message does the city and survivors have on this anniversary? >> reporter: frances, on orlando united today, this is the culmination of a weekend tribute honoring the 49 men and women killed at the cub a year ago today. in the aftermath we saw the city of orlando come together like never before, standing united much as there are today. their motto moving forward, we will not let hate win. it's a message they continue to spread as they remember and honor those lives lost. a year later pulse nightclub is a public memorial, fringed by flowers and candles, pictures, notes, and banners. a lasting tribute to the 49 lost. but there are haunting memories that linger here. >> i've got someone back here. i need some help. >> reporter: the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. these are the images. >> i'm watching the bodies and seeing the blood. >> reporter: survivors still struggle with. >> there's an emotional toll. there is a psychological toll. >> i think about pulse every single

the local community is planning orlando united day for the one-year anniversary on june 12. jonathan: there is an investigation under way after a lid the m ion battery -- lithium-ion battery call fire on a jetblue flight that made an emergency landing in michigan after a bag holding a laptop started smoking. damage to hurt, no the plane, but passengers were shaken. >> shocking and scary. i've been flying for 17, 18 years, and none of that has ever happened to me. over in-flight fires have grown and the trump requiring laptops be placed in the cargo hold of international flights. alison: scary moments on a malaysian airlines plane in australia. a man rush the cockpit claiming to have a bomb. whole airport was placed on lockdown after the tense moments. the crew subdued the man and he was taken into custody. the device was harmless and nobody was hurt. the man has a history of mental illness. weapons found, a man staying at the trump hotel in d.c. is now under arrest. moleslice arrested ryan of pennsylvania. they found an assault rifle, a glock handgun, and the 90 rounds of am

. >> reporter: as part of orlando united day, thousands gathered for a ceremony of remembrance honoring those who lost their lives while trying to enjoy a night of dancing in the popular gay nightclub. >> terrorists try to divide us ended up doing the opposite. overnight survivors and families of the victims gathered for a private memorial, at least 1,000 others surrounding them in grief. leaving candles and flowers in an ever-growing memorial. >> 2:00 a.m. in the morning, look at how many people are here showing compassion and love marking the time the deadly shots rang out a year ago. now the community leaning on one another for support. >> we want people to know they are not alone. >> reporter: while they say the memories are painful they are choosing to focus on coming together. >> one silver lining in all of this, is this amount of love and care that everybody has for each other. >> memorials are happening not only here in orlando, but across the country, organizers say even if you can't go to one of these events perform an act of kindness and that could create a lasting legacy. >>

. >> reporter: as part of orlando united day, thousands of people gathered for a ceremony of remembering. honoring those who lost lives while trying to enjoy a night of dancing in the popular gay nightclub. >> terrorists try to divide us. it ended up doing opposite. >> reporter: survivors and family of the victims joined together in a memorial leaving candles and flowers. >> 2:00 a.m. in the morning, so many here showing compassion and love. >> reporter: marking the exact time the deadly shots rang out a year ago, and now the community leans on one another for support. >> that's really what this is about making sure people know they are not alone. >> reporter: and while they say the memories are painful, they are choosing to, instead, focus oncoming to the. >> one silver lining in all of this is the amount of love and amount of care that everybody had for each other. >> reporter: memorials happening not only here in orlando, but across the country. organizers say that even if you can't go to a planned event, go perform an act of kindness, and that could create a lasting legacy. abc news,

orlando. ceremonies honoring the victims and survivors going on more than 24 hours across the city. and the day was deemed orlando unitedlying message to spread love and a raging inferno high above london. flames shooting from an apartment complex. >> smoldering. absolutely blackened. there are still flames up there. down on the ground, police are actually screaming, get back. >> attorney general jeff sessions in the hot seat. sessions defiant, recused himself from the russian investigation from the start because he was on the trump campaign. >> i recused myself from any investigation into the campaign for president. but i did not recuse myself from defending my honor against scurilous and false allegations. >> this is an abc news special report. >> we are coming on the air right now, there are early reports of a shooting at a park in alexandria, virginia where members of congress were playing baseball. >> 66-year-old, james t. hodgkinson opened fire on the players apparently deliberating targeting the gop. six injured including congress critical condition. >> a violent tornado caught on camera. >> oh, no! >> the twiste

history and orlando officials have declared june 12th will be orlando united day, a day of love and kindness. gunman omar mateen killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub there. while most of the nation may have moved on, many in the orlando community are frozen in time still processing the trauma of that night. a vigil to honor the victims is also planned for sunday. >>> this year's capital pride weekend could be even bigger that's because organizers are trying to get the lgbtq community and their supporters to turn on numbers similar to january's d. c. march. this morning -- the annual pride parade is tomorrow. it steps off at 4:30 p.m. from 22nd and p. streets and then on sunday the equality march for unity and pride starts at 10 a.m. at i and 17th streets in northwest. you can get more on all this weekend's gay pride events in our area. check out our wusa9 app or website. >> ahead, men have breasts, too, it's a wake-up call for men and anyone else who believes breast cancer is only a woman's disease. >> and the drug to treat this girl's seizures has increased in price over 100% in just fou

city officials dubbed the anniversary orlando united day.evening the community gathered for a reading of the victims' names accompanied by people dressed as angels. the nightclub's owner says the community is resilient and will persevere. >>> video from the fraternity house on the night of penn state student died in an alleged hazing was shown in court during a hearing. the parents of timothy cried as they listened. they left before the video was shown. he is seen falling multiple times in the beta theta pi fraternity house. some brothers try to move and dress him before calling 911, 12 hours later. 18 students were charged ranging from involuntary manslaughter to tampering with evidence. a judge will decide if there's enough evidence to go to trial. penn state has disbanded the fraternity and created a board to oversee changes in the school's greek system. >>> the next congressman has avoided jail time after pleading guilty to assaulting a reporter the day before he was elected. >> this was not a proud moment. but i'm ready to move on and i

the local community is planning an "orlando united day" for the one-year anniversary of june 12th.should learn this morning when the man arrested at the trump hotel will face a judge. police arrested bryan moles of pennsylvania . they found an assault rifle, a glock handgun, and 90 rounds of ammunition inside his vehicle. police say moles told someone about the weapons- and that person called police. it's not known whether he posed a threat. moles told officers he's a veteran who has p-t-s-d -- and he likes president trump. it's one of our favorite events- even though- it may make you feel less smart. the scripps national spelling bee is happening at national harbor! most of these kids are younger than 14! and remember- new rules in effect this year- to prevent ties! the kids all took a written test bor tiebreaker if they run out of words. the last three years have ended with co-champions. it's xx and we're just getting started. decision day at the white house. the president about to make an announcement that will have global ramifications. is the united states about to pull out of

day. it's the first of many events here in orlando on what's being called orlando-united day here and acrosshe country. officials asking americans to join together in acts of love and kindness today.patience carter / pulse nightclub shooting victim: people ask me all the time. like how do you feel since this happened. i don't know how i feel. every day is honestly different. patience carter continues to heal. it's been one year since the nyu student and two of her friends went to pulse nightclub for a fun night out while on vacation in orlando. patience carter / pulse nightclub shooting victim: it literally was the time of our lives. we were so excited. then boom the gunshots start.carter shot in both legs, a bullet shattering her femur. her friend akyra murray, one of the forty-nine people who lost their lives when 29-year-old omar mateen opened fire in the club -- holding hostages for hours before shot and killed by police let me see your hands!!!committing the worst mass shooting in the history of the united states pulse has remained shuttered but monday, on the one year anniversary, the

. >> reporter: now the community is coming together for orlando united day described as a day of love and kindness triumphing over the horror and hate of that night. recently released video from police body cam is a gruesome reminder of how a saturday night at orlando's popular gay club quickly turned into confusion and chaos. >> hurry up. hurry up. come on. >> reporter: victims screaming for help. gunshots still ringing out. the gunman barricading himself somewhere in the club. police finally taking down the shooter. 29-year-old new york born omar mateen pledged his allegiance to the islamic state. for those here in orlando still grieving, today is about the lasting legacy of the 49 people who lost their lives. >> even though it's devastating i think there's a lot of beautiful things that come from this. i think it has changed the way people view the gay community and gay people in general. >> reporter: there are more events planned for throughout the day and, diane and kendis, police tell us they expect thousands of people here filling the street. >> quite a sign of support for thos

has proclaimed today orlando united a district. it's meant to be a day of love and kindness. treats for the victims are also taking place in other cities across the country. autria: a new plan from prince george's county police. they are cracking down on people stealing things from your car. ryan? ryan: this is the number one crime and prince george's county right now. crooks and stealing your valuables. residents are making themselves leading cellt area phones or laptops visible. so, now a crackdown. we will be heading out on the road with officer jones right here. they are also educating the public not to make your valuables visible. the year is not even halfway over. the crackdown starting this morning, heading out with them. back to you guys in the studio. autria: getting things back to normal with the pride festival, crowds and demonstrators packing the parade route. dupont circle through logan food at every turn and a performance from miley cyrus. a sce the nightclub at northwest. too many people were packed onto the deck. they got lucky, though, the structure never bro

. >> now the city is coming together for orlando united day a day described as love and kindness, triumphingrecently released video from police body cam is a gruesome reminder at how a saturday night at a popular gay club quickly turned into confusion and chaos. victims screaming for help. gunshots still ringing out. the gunman barricading himself somewhere in the club. police finally take down the shooter. 29-year-old new york born mateen pledged his allegiance to the islamic state. today is about that lasting legacy of the 49 people who lost their lives. >> even though it's devastating i think there's a lot of beautiful things that come from this and it changed the way people view the gay community and gay people in general. >> reporter: there are more events planned throughout the day and police tell us they expect thousands of people to fill up the street behind me. in orlando, abc7 news. >> so hard to watch that footage. a vigil will be held tonight in the bay area, and it's for a show of solidarity and that starts at 6:30. >>> a group of raiders fans will hold a news conference today t

day in orlando, florida. june 12th, known as orlando united day, in honor of the people who lost their lives in that attack oner ago today. nbc's sarah rosario was in orlando for today's tribute and memorial. >> reporter: as the sound of church bells ring, thousands reflect on the 49 killed in a massacre at pulse nightclub a year ago today. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the crime tape once wrapping the building is replaced with colorful banners, artwork, pictures, candles and more. now standing as a and resilience. a sign near a heart captured the mantra many cling to, we will not let hate win. a city united. >> in the face of what happened at pulse, it would have been so easy to turn to anger and to hatred. but that's not what happened in our community. >> reporter: as part of their contribution, the kim bell sisters are handing out these hand-made hearts, 20,000 and counting. >> every since pulse, we've been handing these cards out. >> reporter: from these children to adults, the littlest of gestures, contributing to a massive outrage, a choice to see tragedy through the eyes of love. >> we saw love from all parts of our

. >> orlando united day has been one year since the mass shooting at a gay nightclub in orlando. today people are marking that tragedy with sadness and resolve. the change groups across the country are calling for. >> they told us to fas b our seat belt and tried to calm us down. >> that woman was a passenger on a plane that was forced to make an emergency landing. the incredible damage the plane suffered ahead of that landing. nendorses dr. wralph northam. mr. northam would make the better governor. and virginia progressives agree. ralph northam is the only candidate who stood up to the nra after the virginia tech shooting. dr. northam led the fight to stop the republicans' transvaginal ultrasound law. ralph is a leader for education, expanding pre-k for thousands of families in virginia. ralph northam: making progress means taking on tough fights, and as governor, i won't let donald trump stand in our way. >>> a plane heading to shanghai safely returned to sydney after an in-flight problem left this. a gaping hole in the engine casing. the crew notice d the damage after take of

today in honor of the victims, orlando's mayor signed a proclamation, naming june 12th, loan orlando united dayd kindness. 49 people died in the massacre, it was the worst mass shooting in recent u.s. history. >>> it's a bizarre story. a man gets a tattoo, goes for a swim and a week later he's dead. >> depending on how you feel, some of the pictures in this next story can be a little disturbing. we'll get the story and an explanation from our sister station in dallas. >> reporter: there are rules that tattoo artist taylor barnard tells every client. >> stay out of the ocean, stay out of the river, stay out of the stay out of the hot tub. >> reporter: because this is what could happen. these pictures recently published by doctor are of a 31-year-old dallas man's infected tattoos. five days after he got the ink done, he went swimming in the gulf of mexico. three days later he was the parkland memorial hospital in the care of dr. nicholas hendren. >> very quickly began to get more discolored, bruised and had large blisters, which was alarming. >> reporter: a bacteria entered the man's body through

chris lawrence is here now with a look at those calling this orlando united day, and there have been numerous tributes to the victims. at pulse, the gay chorus of orlando sang in what has become a growing vigil. and church bells rang out 49 times to mark what happened there one year ago, when a man opened fire outside the club. florida governor rick scott called for flags to be flown at half-staff. we're also seeing memorials here in d.c., starting with a tribute outside the human rights campaign headquarters in dupont circle. there was also a moment of silence to remember those who lost their lives. june is pride month for the lgbt community. and organizers say they're sending a message that no act of hate can diminish that. >> one year later, we remember their legacies, we honor them, and we recommit ourselves to living our authentic lives with pride and joy in ourselves. it's a time for us to honor those legacies, to stand of who we are, and no act of hate, no act of violence can diminish that. >> there will be a candle light vigil at dupont circle at 7:00 tonight, and they're expe

it's's been designated as orlando united day. there are dozens of memorials planned throughout the day until midnight tonight. it was the deadliest mass shooting in american history. the pulse nightclub, as you see, has become a sideline. coming up in 30 minutes, we'll hear from some of the survivors and how they are coping and the message they are taking around the country. >>> new at 11:00, bill cosby's lawyers just finished their closing arguments in the sexual assault case against the comedian. prosecutors expected to deliver their closing arguments any more now and then it goes to the jury. cosby's lawyers rested their case without calling him to testify. the defense during closing argument called constand a stone cold liar. cosby's wife accompanied him to the philadelphia court this morning for the first time in the six-day-old trial. >> happening today, we are expecting a trial date to be set for the pet groomer accused suffocating and killing a dog. the 38-year-old man of heyward is accused of killing a long-haired dads y

are gathered outside of pulse to remember the victims, on what the city of orlando has deemed orlando united day kindness. families and friends of those killed gathered overnight for a private memorial service at the club. all 49 names of the victims were read aloud at 2:02 a.m., the exact time the attack began a year ago. on sunday, the owner of pulse turned on the club's exterior lights for the first time since last year's attack. she says the club will remain as a memorial to forever honor the victims. and we do today. and that does it for the decision of "andrea mitchell mitchell." chris jansing is up next. it is another busy monday. >> as it always is. i'm in for craig melvin. at this hour, capitol hill now gearing up for another day of high drama. attorney general jeff sessions now says he will testify in an open hearing in front of congress tomorrow. what will he say about that reported third meeting with the russian ambassador? >>> suing the president. two attorneys general file a lawsuit they claim that president trump violated the constitution, making money off his businesses. pure pol

this was the first of four major events planned throughout the city which the mayor declared orlando united dayhere locally a candlelight vigil is planned tonight in dupont circle. mayor muriel bowser and the lgbt community leaders will be on hand. >> also this morning in the district, a northwest restaurant remains closed after a scary incident forced patrons to evacuate. dozens were standing on the deck of the uproar lounge when the roof suddenly began to bend. it happened around search ooh. 7 o'clock last night. police say the crowd's weight caused the joints of the deck to crack. however it didn't collapse. >>> thunderstorm president trump finds himself in another legal battle. today both maryland and the district plan to sue the president. >> the lawsuit accuses the president of violating the constitution. fox5's melanie alnwick is live from the trump hotel with more now. melanie. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. yes, so the trump international hotel on pennsylvania avenue as well as trump's vast network of golf courses, other properties and resorts, those are central to the case here

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just one of several events in orlando and across the country for orlando united day.rging people to engage in acts of love and kindness. while the community rallies together in support, for so many of those impacted, the road to recovery has just begunpatience carter / pulse nightclub shooting victim: people ask me all the time. like how do you feel since this happened.patience carter continues to heal. the nyu student and two of her friends were on vacation when they decided to go to pulse nightclub.patience carter / pulse nightclub shooting victim: it literally was the time of our lives. we were so excited and then boom the gunshots start.carter shot in both legs, a bullet shattering her femur. her friend akyra murray, one of the forty-nine people who lost their lives when 29-year-old omar mateen opened fire in the club -- holding hostages for hours before shot and killed by police. committing the worst mass shooting in american history.the pulse night club now being transformed into a permanent memorial.gov. rick scott / florida: my heart goes out to these families

people who were left standing in the wake of these tragedies. 12, ommunity declared june 2017, orlando united day. a day of love and kindness all as cross our community. people are coming together to honor the victims by volunteering, attending vigils and memorials. we are a community that will never forget. we won't forget those 49 innocent men and women who were sons, daughters, mothers, husbands, wives, students, teachers, entrepreneurs, dreamers, who had a lot of life left to live. we are a community that will continue to honor these men and women, not through our words, but through our actions. representative soto, i thank god for you and your service to our community. i'm honored to serve with you in the united states congress. and i appreciate the work that you have done for several years, the last several years, throughout our community. i was honored to share this special order with you and, mr. speaker, with that -- mr. soto: if the gentlelady will yield. i ask that a list of the names of those who perished in the pulse night club shooting be entered into the record. the speaker pro tem

mayor bowser proclaimed today, united orlando day. of a man who organized the event, and why this man was moved to do more. [000:59:59;00] simply wants to prevent this issue from fading into the background. this event that started as a gathering of about 300 people has morphed and evolved into a vigil where we could expect more than 2,000 people to cram into the park here at dupont circle. the first question of our interview was simple. what has changed in the past year after 49 people were murdered? >> i see an incredible amount of progress. out of tragedy has come triumph in a lot of different ways. >> reporter: jason lindsey is a veteran of the iraq war, with a new mission here at home. keeping the subject of gun violence at the forefront of the conversation. remembering those we lost one year ago. >> seeing the strength of so many of these people. especially in such a divisive, political environment, how people can really come together. >> reporter: in terms of what's changed from a year ago, lindsey tells us, there's a growing co

on this somber occasion mourners are marking this day with flowers and candles marking it as orlando united. >> and the name of each pulse victim was read alive. the concert went into the night in downtown d.c. ♪ ♪ >> thousands of people packed on to pennsylvania avenue for the annual celebration of pride and unity. the crowd stayed throughout the day despite the extreme heat out there. many at the festival also marched through the streets in an ee quality march. they passed by the white house and said why there is a call to action. >> what's really important to note is what we're trying to fight against is the roll back of some of the wins we've already had sk. >> many of the people tell us they're happy the festival grows each weekend. we want to thank you for showing us your pride with all of your photos that you sent us. you can see them in our nbc washington app as well as moments from the march and the parade. >>> 4:31. d.c. delegate elwill le elenor nordegren never received an invitation. she was put on a wait list. she would also have to pay at least $600 in fees to be on that list.

adrianna: ceremonies went on all day and nationwide the city was deemed orlando united, the underlying message to spread love, not hate. adrianna: the national museum of african american history and culture is on time opening this morning following a security scare last night. museum officials say that dozens of guests were told to clear the building after police found a suspicious package on the second floor. startled guests said they asked police officers if this had ever happened before. >> i asked one of the security officers on the way out of this happens often and he shook his head and was like yes, this happens often. this comes less than two weeks after a news was found in the segregation exhibit. the museum opened is nor a he attack clock this morning? veronica: almost 91 degrees, the heat index already by late morning. the temperatures are really going to riser he quickly. with weather like this i always look for the next best day. start planning, load up your calendar. the next best day will be thursday. ratings here, at least for stars to thursday. lower humidity and temper

. >> a year ago on this day, monday, marks the nightclub massacre, the deadlyiest mass shooting in united states history. it happened in orlando, florida a year ago, the fact when 49 people were killed a gunman opened fire inside a nightclub. dozens of people were wounded as well. >> cities around the world are expected to pay tribute. they'll open its doors to honor victims and their families. rick scott declared monday, pulse remembrance day. ♪ >>> a rapidly developing tropical storm is threatening hong kong with strong wind and rain. >> following it all, meteorologist is there at the weather map, derrick, pretty serious situation here. >> yeah, expect conditions to deteriorate within the next eight to ten hours. look at what central and eastern china has had to contend with this week alone, flooding rains, you can see the devastation that has brought to the region. it has been a difficult week and you can say that it's the calm before the storm now in hong kong. this was a shot taken earlier this morning, remember, local time it's about 3:41 in the afternoon in hong kong, you can see some of the cumulus clouds in the backgr

orlando officials are declaring this a day of love and kindness. the terror attack was the worst mass shooting in united states history. all flags in the state are flown at half-staff. >> jon: while that is happening here at home, london police have made another arrest in last weekend's terror attack that left eight people dead. they also release these images showing the fake suicide obama belts worn by the attackers to maximize fear. >> hi, john. police have been releasing more details which suggest the attackers plan was larger and must more detail than they carried out. the area around the attack gets back to normal, police are still piecing together the night itself and also the events that led up to it. there are still many questions, not least how the three men met. one area of focus is now on a muslim gym in east london where the attackers were caught on camera five days before the attack. footage it shows the trio laughing and joking outside the gym, where one of them worked and the other had trained. also this week, they released images of the van showing several petrol bombs inside of it, read

united states, in terms of the language he uses. let's go there another day. host: francis is on the republican line from orlando.o you think remembers -- members of congress should carry firearms? caller: i do not know. when a situation arises, there is destruction -- or detraction from the problem. the problem is never gone into. if that guy could have never had an assault rifle, just buying you like you go into a grocery store and pick up groceries, he would not have been -- what would he have used to do the shooting? it is too easy and readily there on the road. and the stores where you can get a gun. you should justify the reason why you should have a gun. it is too easy to get a gun. you are talking about giving the congresspeople and senators guns. to thell the way back situation where everybody is shooting. it will not stop the problem. the problem has to be addressed at the root. you must not be able to obtain a gun unless you are justified in the reason for having it. people will be buying missiles and shooting up. you go and get a bazooka. they need to pass commonsense laws where guns are concerned. al

day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. today marks the first anniversary of the shooting at pulse nightlub in orlandos held outside the club, and began with a performance from the orlando gay chorus, which was credited with helping the community, at a time of loss. our north america correspondent rajini vaidya nathan reports. singing. they were named ambassadors of hope, love, and healing in orlando. this is what we are here for, we sing songs of love and hope to the world. at that moment, it was the call. these are all the victims... josh lost his friend shane in the attack at pulse. as he was dealing with his own loss, he was called upon to sing with the choir at a memorial for victims. i did not know it was going to turn out to be the biggest event that the chorus had ever sung at, at that time. at that moment, that was when — for me — i started to heal. joel strack, one of the founding members of the chorus, was also singing that night. in my head, i was thinking i would give up my own life to bring back any one of those kids. i'm 57 years old, i've lived a rich, vibrant life, i've done things in