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It's Thursday, August 28th.

The sign of the cross interrupted by a sign of the times.

We start here.

A shooter opens fire on a Catholic school mass.

I think I got like gunpowder on my neck.

We'll take you to Minneapolis where a community is reeling.

The Trump administration says after less than a month on the job, the CDC

director is out. It wasn't clear. Was she resigning? Was she being fired? This is quickly becoming a

defining moment for the agency in the middle of a debate about vaccines. And as police respond to

real school shootings, they're also wasting time on fake ones. All the calls had

simulated gunfire in the background. Swatting was already dangerous. Now it's becoming a service for hire.

From ABC News, this is Start Here. I'm Brad Milkey.

I grew up going to a Catholic school, and in elementary school, starting in first grade, you go to Mass at least once a week. We were next to a pretty big church, so we'd cross the parking lot in two lines, you'd file into the pews altogether, and you were some of the only people there.

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