美联社新闻一分钟 AP 2016-4-12（在线收听）

1. The national weather service says it hasn't been able to determine yet if it was a tornado that moved overnight through central Alabama, leaving several damaged trailer homes. Crews have been cutting through trees that fell across roads. Florida and Georgia have suffered damage as well. 

2. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton took to the rails while on the campaign trail in the New York city on Thursday. Clinton fired back at opponent senator Bernie Sanders while greeting riders on the subway. Clinton says she's sticking to the issues after Sanders called it "Unqualified". 

3. The chief of staff for India's army laid a wreath at the tomb of unknown at the Arlington national cemetery. Rain fell as general Dalbir Singh laid a wreath and saluted alongside U.S military officials. 

4. And an embassy drill led to a light-hearted moment during a Pentagon press briefing from Baghdad. The drill interrupted Col. Steven Warren's briefing telling people to duck and cover. Warren quickly followed commands to the amusement of the press.