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Delaware hospital shooting, FBI foils White House plot | NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas - June 16
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20:21Now PlayingTonight: One person was killed and another was injured Tuesday by a shooter at a Delaware hospital who remains at large. The attack was reported at ChristianaCare Wilmington Hospital in Delaware, Wilmington. Officers found both victims but no shooter. Plus, Federal law enforcement said they foiled a plan to attack the White House during the UFC event on Sunday. Five suspects have been arrested and there’s a manhunt for others. And authorities say they do not know what caused a Boeing B-52 bomber to crash at an air force base outside of Los Angeles Monday. Officials say the eight people on board the flight were a mix of military, civilians and government contractors. And for 39 years, high school janitor Mario Gonzalez helped keep Our Lady of Good Counsel High School in Maryland beautiful. So when it was time for him to retire, the student body made sure his sendoff was beautiful too.
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