injury. gray's death led to days of unrest. is he the thirtpolice officer to stand trial in the case. so far none have been convicted. a masked german -- a gunman in germany i should said is dead after taking hostages an at a theater. he was shot dead by police and none of the other people were harmed. it's not certain if the rifle he was carrying was real. officials are down playing suggestions that this was a terror attack. they say it was just a confused individual acting alone. and the leader of a utah militia group has been charged with attempting to blow up a federal building. federal authorities say that will for two months, william keibler has been planning to attack the bureau of land management in arizona. on monday, he drove nearly 300 miles so a bomb could allegedly be placed at the building. authorities say he kept pushing the detonation button but the bomb was faking. > police are on the lookout for sinead o'connor after getting a call from irish authorities that the troubled singer had police put out a call and searched local bridges but found no sign of her. last month she sparked concern after she went missing for more than a day and she was later found at a hotel. several gay pride events are planned across the country this weekend. security will be extra tight following the deadly terror attack at a gay nightclub in orlando. the parades in new york and san francisco are two of the most popular events in the world. organizers are expecting even more people to attend this year. and check this out. the police in new york city have even joined in coloring their vehicles in gay pride colors. the rainbow, of course. >> if only they can get the police -- i was only going to say if only they could get the lights to be the rainbow. >> he ask and you shall receive. >> i want a million dollars. >> no. >> okay. >> the magic is over. >> but we got an early start to the pride celebrations by heading to a party insomniacs can truly enjoy. it is called daybreaker >> it's essentially a dance party from goes from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. kicking off with hour of yoga all in honor of pride month. the event happens all year round but this particular rather than calling it daybreaker they called it gay breaker in honor of pride and it benefited the victims of the orlando nightclub shootinging. > what am i staring at? 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