the story of my life one direction, the story of one of the biggest stars walking away. was his girlfriend to blame. his fans demanding answers. children texting their parents and so many parents across the country asking, which one is he? and we do say good morning, america. and it s good to have david and t.j. back with us this thursday morning. a lot of news breaking overnight. the latest on that plane crash in a moment but we begin with a terrifying night for millions of americans. you see this. one of those twisters forming. a quiet spring erupting with the first severe storms of the season. the numbers are incredible robin. seven reported tornadoes in oklahoma and arkansas overnight. you can see some of the devastation right here and look at the gym where inside more than 50 children were trapped and here you see first responders pulling a man from the wreckage. parts of oklahoma hit hard by this outbreak. you know our extreme weather team is covering it f
good wednesday to you. hillary clinton appears to have done little to convince critics of her use of private e-mails of secretary of state. clinton claims it was simpler to use one device instead of two. and she add economies to deleting e-mails from her private account but only ones regarding yoga and her daughter s wedding. with the latest we re joined by bazi kanani in washington. hi bazi. reporter: good morning, reena, good morning, t.j. in the weeks since the story first broke it s become clear it s not going to fade away on its own. hillary clinton s response was careful and ignited critics. in her first public comments about her exclusive use of a personal e-mail account for government business hillary clinton conceded one point looking back it would have been better for me to use two separate phones and two e-mail accounts. i thought using one device would be simpler and obviously it hasn t worked out that way. reporter: but the former secretary of state d
this massive alligator spotted walking the green, the jaw-dropping pictures having everyone fleeing the fairway. will this gator take a bite out of the golfers game? and good morning, america. how about that gator. i say we give him the putt. yeah. yes. give him everything. mulligan! anything he wants. that was something. it was. but we ll begin with that news breaking overnight. two officers shot outside the police station in ferguson, missouri. you re looking at the scene there just moments ago. the officers were rushed to the hospital. this all happening just hours after the police chief stepped down. abc s pierre thomas is in washington with the very latest. good morning, pierre. reporter: good morning, robin. officers shot and the city of ferguson a tinder box, a town still in crisis despite the resignation of its police chief amid racial strife. [ gunfire ] reporter: bullets flying just after midnight in ferguson, missouri. okay there was just gun
begins now. let s get to the controversy of hillary clinton s e-mails. house speaker john boehner is poised to announce a new investigation. reporter: hillary clinton may have hoped she put the e-mail controversy behind her with the press conference. but the investigations are now about to begin. top house republicans tell abc news they expect speaker john boehner to announce a new house investigation next week into hillary clinton s e-mail practices as secretary of state. including her admitted destruction of some 30,000 e-mails that she determined to be purely personal. as for how mrs. clinton has handled the controversy so far, it seemed like a case study in how not to do damage control. she did not want to have two phones. she couldn t be like hey, man, could you hold this other phone for me? nine days of silence. and then the reason she finally gave for not using government e-mail at all? it would have been inconvenient. i thought using one device would be simple
her murder trial facing nearly three decades behind bars. will she be forced to return to italy. swallowed whole. take a look at this. this bus falling into a massive sinkhole. how everyone managed to get out safely before it floated away down the river. and we do say good morning, america. it s good to have david and t.j. with us on this wednesday morning. a lot of new developments this morning in that midair mystery. that s a look at the debris field on the mountain in the french alps where that plane carrying 150 people went down. the wreckage, as you can imagine scattered over a wide area. stunning robin how little is left of that plane. this is a live shot of the staging area where helicopters are taking off right now to go to the crash site and, of course, where the bodies will be brought back. we are learning more about the passengers on board the flight including the 16 students from one high school class. we have full team coverage this morning and abc s terry