World's Landmarks Light Up To Remember Victims Of Orlando Shooting
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — Landmarks around the world donned rainbow colors in solidarity with the victims killed in a mass shooting at an Orlando nightclub.
In Los Angeles, the lights atop the U.S. Bank building were changed to reflect the rainbow, while the pylons at Los Angeles International Airport flashed intermittently, a change that had already been made in honor of LGBT Month.
#TDGarden lights turn rainbow for #BostonPride! @TDBank_US #Pride2016 info: https://t.co/qFMDecMpAm #ProudToBe pic.twitter.com/zUGxs7El1G
— TD Garden (@tdgarden) June 3, 2016
Gathering now at City Hall, which is lit up with rainbow lights. pic.twitter.com/4Pt42w9MmS
— Julia Carrie Wong (@juliacarriew) June 13, 2016
El Paso Downtown interchange lights were changed to rainbow in memory of the victims of the Orlando shooting. pic.twitter.com/afl2NhH519
— Vianey Arana (@NBCVianeyArana) June 13, 2016
Helmsley Building #NYC reflection as it lights up in rainbow colors tonight in a show of solidarity. #PrayForOrlando pic.twitter.com/Eyx1Nm1LEA
— Gigi A (@gigi_nyc) June 13, 2016