reporting live in orlando, sarah rosario. n, back to you. >> sarah, thank you. >>> after the pulse nightclub shooting the pride fund to end gun violence was created. that organization will bring together people tonight in d.c. to remember the lives lost. d.c. mayor muriel bows ser plans to attend. tonight's candlelight vigil starts at 7:00. >>> today the security camera state fraternity pledge was fatally hurt. timothy piazza died from traumatic brain injuries after he fell down the stairs after a night of heavy drinking. fraternity members waited 12 hours to get piazza help. today we'll find out if there is enough evidence to put those members on trial. >>> and today marks 50 years since the supreme court struck down state bans on interracial marriage. the case known as loving versus virginia was brought by richard and mildred loving. they spent a year in jail for violating the ban on interracial marriage. the main question, did this violate the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment? the justices unanimously decided i

nbc's sarah rosario was in orlando for today's tribute and memorial. >> reporter: as the sound of churchls 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 community. >> reporter: a legacy for a community supporting a city in its darkest hour, one heart at a time. sarah rosar

reporting in orlando, sarah rosario. nbc bay area news. >> there's a vigil to honor the nightclub victims at castro. hundreds marching in san jose's pride parade, this was the scene yesterday. the pride parade's message was equality for all and seemed most marchers were aiming that message at president trump. >> especially with president trump in the white house i think it's important for all of us to stand together for civil rights. >> i've been an activist in the '80s so i've seen this all happen before so it's time to come together in a very positive way. >> we are here to stand in solidly and the bigotry and hatred and attempts to divide the nation especially as it relates to lbgtq community. >> and we're not going to allow one election to reverse generations of progress. >> about 300 people came out to the pride parade in san jose. san francisco's parade is in two weeks. >> we're still waiting for more details from brentwood police are a shootout with suspects over the weekend. it was especially scary for one family

reporting from orlando, sarah rosario.een, back to you. >> sarah, thank you. >>> this weekend, so many of you helped us celebrate pride week here in the district, and we want to thank everybody who came out to our booth this wn pride with your pictures. you can see them all in our nbc washington app. as well as moments from the march and the parade, just search pride. >>> it's the fastest growing crime in prince george's county. people are waking up, walking out to their car to go to work and finding windows smashed, tires stolen and the car on jacks. tracee wilkins rode along with police today and they have some advice to stop this from happening to you. >> if you get those calls, just make sure we're doing what we're supposed to be doing, make sure we're processing these scenes. > >> reporter: this morning, police officers are reminded of what to do when responding to car break-ins. it's what corporal donald rick ert will be assigned to today. >> what exactly happened, sir? >> reporter: a man's tire is stolen from his ca

sarah rosario is live in orlando with how the nation is remembering the dozens of lives lost.good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. well, here in orlando, it's being considered orlando united day. this is the culmination of a weekend tribute to honor those 49 men and women killed inside this club a year ago today. now, after the shooting and the aftermath of it all, you may remember we saw the city of orlando come together like never before, standing united, as they are today. their message moving forward is we will not allow hate to win. now, they're spreading that message as they honor and remember those lives lost. a year later, pulse nightclub is a public memorial. framed by flowers and candles. pictures, notes, and banners. a lasting tribute to the 49 lost. but there are haunting memories that linger here. >> hey, i got one back here. i need help. >> the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. these are the images. >> i'm watching all the bodies. i'm seeing all the blood. >> survivors still struggle with. >> there's an emotional toll, a psychologi

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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

sarah rosario has more on the press conference. >> um, i'm not afraid of donald trump.reporter: if a picture is worth a thousand words, embattled comedian kathie griffin has heard that and more from countless people in abhorrent disgust to her holding a fake bloody head in the likeness of president trump. >> i went too far, i made a mistake and i was wrong. >> reporter: while the 56-year-old apologized in response to the outrage. >> that apology absolutely stands. i feel horrible. >> reporter: she says backlash from the first family is bullying. >> a sitting president of the united states and his grown children and the first lady are personally, i feel, personally trying to ruin my life forever. >> reporter: president trump tweeting the image was upsetting his children, specifically his 11-year-old son barron. while first lady melania released a statement, saying it was very disturbing. calling into question griffin's mental stability, saying in part, makes you wonder about the mental health of the person who did it. griffin's attorney said she never imagined it would b

today in the bay's sarah rosario live with a tribute to the victims. >> reporter: the tribute to thesems is growing by the minute. we have seen hundreds of people out here this morning paying their respects. theage here is they will not let win. it's been exactly a year since 49 people were killed in an act of hate here at this nightclub. and today, people are honoring those victims and they're showing their respect by remembering. a year later, pulse nightclub is a public memorial, framed by flowers and candles. pictures, notes, and banners. a lasting tribute to the 49 lost. but there are haunting memories that linger here. >> hey, i got them back here. >> the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil since 9/11. these are the images. >> i'm watching all the bodies. i'm seeing all the blood. >> survivors still struggle with. >> there's an emotional toll, a psychological toll. >> i think about pulse every single day. >> for many, a physical toll. >> i just had my fourth surgery about three weeks ago. >> the scars are deep and slow to heal, but for many who were there, life after the attack