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How those ahead, stay ahead.

It's Wednesday, August 13th.

Is this a show of force or just a show? We start here.

National Guard members arrive in Washington, D.C., but what are they doing there?

What he told me was, you know, look, this is part of our assignment, was to go to these national monuments.

After some confusion within the Pentagon, troops now have their orders. He won't be in the

room, but he can stay in the back of their minds. He will not engage in any territorial concessions

without security guarantees. Vladimir Zelensky gets a meeting with President Trump ahead of

Friday's big Vladimir Putin summit. And how do you go from the biggest vaccine rollout in history to this?

That was now a long time ago, and we're on to other things.

Why the Trump administration hit the brakes on MRNA vaccines and how it could affect you in the future.

From ABC News, this is Start Here.

I'm Brad Milkey.

When President Trump made his unprecedented announcement about Washington, D.C. policing on Monday, it was really two main orders that he was issuing.

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