A School Shooting in Georgia, and 2 High-Profile Cases Return to Court

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  I'm Tracy Mumford.

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  Today's Thursday, September 5.

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  Here's what we're covering.

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  It's locked down.

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  Everyone's panicked.

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  The nurse is crying in the corner.

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  Lights were off.

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  Lights were off.

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  I'm hearing gunshots.

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  Sounds like a wild door being slammed.

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  Students at Appalachie High School in Winder, Georgia, described chaos and confusion yesterday as a 14 year old student opened fire, killing four people barely a month into the new school year.

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  Some students said they thought it was a lockdown drill at first, then they heard shooting.

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  How many gunshots did you hear?

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