♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. despite the large turnouted to theed at one of the events in d.c. i'm bruce johnson. >> and i'm debra. the festival is in full swing this week in d.c. >> and despite all of the crowds, they have been there all day long celebrating and that is where we find nikki burdine. >> you see the party? >> reporter: -- and they're jamming out and have been here all day long. it's hot, yes, and people are carrying their water bottles and celebrating. it's about celebrating. look at the video. you can see people have been out here dancing and singing and walking through the streets and that have been enjoying the day. we're standing at 14th street and the parade through dupont and logan circle and they're coming through, as you can see. we have a few celebrities here. this is the 40th year for the parade, but this year is significant because the next two to three weeks, we'll hear how the supreme court's decision on gay marriage will go. today, politics seem to be taking a back seat. for most everyone, today is all about celebrating. >> an opportunity for us to come together and i think so many times we are hiding behind our fake identities because we don't want anyone to know who we are. this is an opportunity to come together and be ourselves and authentic. and be treated authentically. >> reporter: this is called capitol pride weekend for a weekend. it's not just about the parade now. there are events all weekend. we have the festival and a concert tomorrow. i want to step out of the way for a second. i want you to look at this. so much color everywhere and one of my favorite parts, guys s at the beginning of the parade. i have to tell you, i was standing at the front of the parade and the police officers were riding through carrying their flags and enjoying being a part of the entire celebration. and this is pretty much how it's been all day long. and there is a lot of celebration and fun and smiles here at 49th street. and if you have to come through here, you may want to avoid it and traffic is going to be congested for quite a bit longer and that is all smiles here on 14th street. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, nikki. according to the capital pride alliance last year, more than 350,000 people attended the parade, the festival and concert. >> okay. >> and you have to step outside for a moment to know it's hot. >> and humid and now we're looking after storms and let's go to the first is alert meteorologist. >> the heat index was up again and we have 92 today. we're starting with doppler 9,000. and the next few hours, we're in good shape. what i am going to track is the storms coming out of the west virginia and southwestern pennsylvania. and again, nothing imminent and unless something response -- know pos up. and this will track to the friends in west virginia and moving to the east-southeast at 35 miles per hour. and that puts it over toward franklin at 6:27. moorefield after 7 and if it holds together, the shenandoah valley can be there by's 30, upper 80s to near 90 now. live yo -- if you're going out, you probably want to go and find somewhere that has good, cold drinks or air conditioning. the storms and yellow, letters for tomorrow and monday. more on that in a few minutes. thank you. a volunteer team out of new jersey spent the morning looking for the remains of alicia ru did, d. stephanie ramirez was at kennelworth park where they made the discovery this afternoon. >> reporter: this section of kennilworth park by the river is across from the national arboretum and that is where the dive team set up shop. before the dive team member went into the water, they found the suspicious bag in question on the shore. >> and was shot that -- shocked it was right. there. >> reporter: jerry is the captain of the garden state underwater recovery unit volunteering to help her family search kenilworth park along the anacostia river saturday, which they did after discovering this, a suspicious looking plastic bag. he said that is what they were looking for. >> and that looked like someone had something they wanted to singe. >> reporter: the whole reason the new jersey team was here is because of brenda brown. a good samaritan who befriended the family once the girl disappeared over a year ago and rudd suspected murder. tatum committed suicide so brown got a volunteer group from maine to search the area last october. >> all here. >> reporter: a cadaver dog tracked the scent to the water's edge but the city didn't have resources so she turned to the volunteer dive team begging for their help. >> we have to do it. we would be remiss to ignore what this dog detected. >> you see her? this -- this is who i sleep and this is who i see when i sleep. this is who i hear when i wake up. >> reporter: no one hoping for a discovery more than rudd's family. her grandmother came to watch the search in person. >> and whoever is home where i can see her smile or talk or whether -- and there, i have to help my daughter make those type of arrangements. i need my clothes and i want my baby home. >> reporter: for now, police are no longer blocking the area, so we were able to come back and they did bring a forensics team. the only thing they took from the area here. stephanie ramirez, wusa 9news. and police were not involved with the search before the bag was found and this is a complete volunteer effort. and in dallas, texas, a man suspected of firing shots into a police station, ramming a police cruiser and engaging in a shootout with officers, that man is dead. the police confirmed he was shot dead by a police sniper after leading officers on the chase from outside headquarters into a nearby neighborhood. the officers are trying to confirm his identity, but they say he hold theem --el to him his name was james bulware and had a gripe with police. meantime, despite several reported fightings, the search continues for two convicted murderers who escaped from a maximum security prison in upstate new york a week ago. and officers went door-to-door near the prison searching for sweat and matt. the prison employee joyce mitchell provided the men with hacksaw blades and other tools to make the mistake. mitchell pleaded not guilty to felony charges of ropride -- providing contraband and helping the inmate escape. and thousands turned out to hear hillary clinton officially launching her presidential cam link her presidential campaign. bill and their daughter were in the crowd and she talked about the need for fairness in the u.s. tax system. she said the job of president is a tough one, and that she's up to the challenge. coming up, a playground dedication for a local woman who was shot to death why am i so awake? 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