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Sherry Papini is back in the spotlight, but now she's changing her story and trying to change her custody arrangement with her kids.

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We do begin here, of course, with that deadly tornado outbreak in the Midwest.

The violent storms killing at least 16 people overnight, and we're expecting more extreme weather all weekend long. ABC's Alex Stone is in the Midwest. The violent storms killing at least 16 people overnight. And we're expecting more

extreme weather all weekend long. ABC's Alex Stone is in Clear Creek, Indiana with the latest now.

Good morning, Alex. Geo, good morning to you. We're getting our first look with the sun coming up of

what this tornado did here. In fact, this was the post office in this small town.

You can see what remains of the blue post office box, a lockboxes, shipping supplies, greeting

cards.

There's debris and nails all over the ground here.

Just one of multiple tornadoes in this region.

Overnight, deadly storms from the heartland to the east coast, bringing heavy floods,

powerful winds, large hail, and tornadoes to over 90 million Americans.

Parts of Kentucky shredded, at least nine dead in Laurel County.

This neighborhood torn apart by a tornado.

Home after home reduced to rubble, first responders searching for survivors.

We saw stuff falling and mixing the new. He said most of the house was gone.

The governor there declaring a state of emergency. In Missouri at least seven deaths across the state. It's all debris in the

road. In St. Louis, Missouri, the damage extensive. Oh, my God. Look at that door. And the houses,

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