Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Shay Stevens. FBI director Cash Patel is calling the deadly mass shooting at a Catholic school in Minneapolis an act of domestic terrorism motivated by hate-filled ideology.

But some extremism analysts say materials believe to be connected to the shooter paint another picture.

Details from NPR's Odette Youssef.

YouTube videos believed to be connected with the shooter show extensive writings and weaponry with inscriptions scrawled on them.

They reveal an obsession with other mass shooters.

Cody Zossach of the Institute for Strategic Dialogue says it aligns with a category of

mass shooters who seek notoriety through violence. We found no evidence that this individual was

driven by desire for political or social change, that they were influenced by any ideology.

Authorities in Minnesota said the shooter was not on law enforcement's radar.

Odette Youssef and PR News.

Deputy Health Secretary Jim O'Neill will be named interim CDC director to replace Susan

Minares who's suing to keep her job.

Dozens of CDC employees staged a walkout Thursday to support top scientists who resigned after

Minares was fired.

From member station, WABE, Christopher Alston has more.

USA, not RFA.

Members of the public joined current and former CDC employees to line the street outside the center's entrance.

One of the officials who resigned, former chief medical officer Deborah Howry, was met with cheers and applause from the crowd.

I just can't tell you what CDC means to all of us, the mission, the work, your commitment.

Thank you, and we're so honored to have done this for you.

Howie was joined by Daniel Jernigan and Dmitri Daskalakis, formerly directors of

centers overseeing immunizations and infectious diseases. The three say they were escorted

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