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That she kept all of her e-mails and two months ago turned over 90% of them to the state department including all of those related to official business. mrs. clinton hasn't said why she decided to only use a personal e-mail account when she was secretary of state. her team only saying she did nothing wrong. republicans in congress aren't buying that. in fact, the first subpoenas were issued on wednesday, demanding all e-mails related to the attack in benghazi, libya, in 2012. jonathan karl, abc news, washington. tough weather. give you two guesses what i am about to say. you only need one. y...

Clearly emotional holder said blacks in ferguson have been living under siege. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. breaking overnight, hillary clinton responding to the growing controversy over her private e-mail account. clinton tweeting i want the public to see my e-mail. i asked state to release them. they said they will review them as soon as possible. the state department said we will under take this quickly as possible. given the sheer volume of documents the review will take some time to complete. disturbing images from south korea after the top u.s. diplomate was attacked there. a...

Governments, but only 16 signed on to do so. that's when the federal government stepped in, making insurance available and paying subsidies nationwide. the plaintiffs before the supreme court arguing that is illegal because of those four words, "established by the state." but the obama administration argues that's just a technicality. >> this is one of those cases where the effect could be dramatic, right? >> it could be dramatic and could be immediate. >> reporter: impossible and unwise to predict how the justices will rule but one hint from the critical swing vote, anthony kennedy who said r...

>> there was an odor i wasn't familiar with and i didn't want to breathe it in. >> his flight was on the way from charlotte to denver. the plane just landed but as it taxied to the gate the pilot was alerted to that smoke making a call to deploy emergency slides immediately. passengers were bussed to the terminal where paramedics checked them out. >> reporter: any injuries? >> several but all minor. >> reporter: officials say there was no fire on board but they haven't figured out where the smoke came from. the airline says the ntsb and the faa have been alerted. clayton sandell, abc news, den...

Wash away this temporary bridge in lyburn, west virginia. melting snow, heavy rain creating flooding problems and massive ice flows here. holy cow. >> reporter: in red rock, pennsylvania, emergency crews had to rescue carol lynn and her dogs by boat after floodwaters inundated her home. >> all of the rain is turning to snow and pushing east. in southern illinois, whiteout conditions. icy roads and fog, blamed for this 23-car pileup on i-84 in greenville, new york. 4500 flights cancelled or delayed and 1700 grounded. here in louisville, kentucky, and part of the midwest they are bracing for wha...