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unitedhealth group.t for better health. >>> we're back now with some breaking news in manchester england where police are responding to reports of what they are calling a serious incident with confirmed fatalities at the manchester arena where pop star ariana grande was holding a concert. videos show people panicked, running and screaming apparently after witnesses say they heard loud bangs, though it is unclear exactly what happened. emergency services sent ambulances racing to the scene where again, police now say there are a number of confirmed fatalities and injuries. >>> we turn to the terrifying moments for a young girl and family after she was suddenly dragged into the water by a sea lion. we're hearing from the man that caught the scene on camera and his video serving as a warning for a lot of families heading to warfs and piers along our coastline this summer. miguel almaguer has the story. >> reporter: a day on the dock beginning with laughter turning to panic and fear. a 700-pound sea lion yan

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unitedhealth group.lt for better health. >>> you may have come across an e-mail inviting you to open a document someone shared on google docs. hopefully you didn't do it. google confirmed a massive phishing attack targeted millions of users trying to gain control of their e-mail histories and spread itself to their contacts. google said it had taken action to protect users and had disabled the malicious account. best advice, experts say, is just delete it. >>> facebook responded to growing outrage over violent videos. many broadcast live and criticism that it's been slow to take such graphic content down. the social media giant said it would hire 3,000 people to police videos of crimes and suicides. we get more tonight from nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer. >> reporter: today, facebook says thousands of new employees will be looking for troubling videos like these. southern california. the execution of an elderly man in cleveland. and the torture of a mentally challenged teen in chicago st

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unitedhealth group.r health. >>> new numbers out today show positive signs for the american economy after a sluggish month of march. employers added 211,000 jobs in april, with the unemployment rate ticking down to 4.4%. >>> the white house has parted ways with its chief usher. angela reid, the first woman and second african american to hold that position after being hired by president obama in 2011. the white house won't say why she was let go, only saying it was on good terms, and it's not unusual for a new administration to have turnover. only nine people have held that position since 1900. >>> a mystery in the los angeles sky has many wondering can they believe their eyes? a dash cam caught a bright flash in the sky last night. many took to social media, wondering what it could have been. the answer, according to the national weather service is that it may be part of a meteor shower expected to peak tonight and tomorrow. >>> when we come back, swimming with sharks. diving into a very unique kind of t

unitedhealth group. for better health. . >>> when he entered the ring last night at madison square guard in new york, ray beltron had a lot to prove his opponent, he was fighting for the chance to remain in this country. nbc's morgan radford explained. >> reporter: a devastating second round knockout. mexican lightweight, sending his opponent to the ground. a victory lawyers say can all but guarantee his green card. a dream come true for a man who crossed the border illegally at 16. >> in mexico, just it wasn't hard. there was nothing. >> did you feel you had enough, did you have food? >> i had nothing, no electricity, no food. i got no memories. >> reporter: you're getting emotional thinking about where you come from. who are you fighting for in this fight? >> i'm fighting for my kids. >> reporter: all three of his children were born here, which is why he's hoping for an eb1 green card, granted to only of residents who show extraordinary ability. he is literally boxing for his life. what we're requiring

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unitedhealth group. built for better health. >> dickerson: welcome back to "face the nation". trump's nine day trip to five countries has come to its conclusion, in his first overseas travel as president, mr. trump makes a, made some new friends but had some uncomfortable moments with the old. in jerusalem mr. trump paper the first sitting president to visit the western wall, one of the holiest sites in judaism. >> tuesday, the president condemned the suicide bombing attack in manchester, england. >> so many young, beautiful, innocent people enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers in life. i won't call them monsters because they would like that term. >> dickerson: intelligence about that attack was leaked by the u british prime niner the, theresa may. >> will make clear to president trump that intelligence that is shared between our law enforcement agencies must remain secure. .. >> dickerson: wednesday president trump visited vatican city where he and his family met with pope francis someone he clashed with during the campaign. as for pope he lobbied the president on cli

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