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A major winter storm crippled travel across the country as millions of people tried to get home for the holiday weekend. more than 4700 flights canceled or delayed from the snow that blasted parts of the midwest. jillian: in the northeast, torrential rain caused major flooding in downtown philadelphia. janice dean is live tracking the storm. i was in philly yesterday. jillian: did you take that video? >> i did not. that weather was insane. jillian: , yeah a lot of rain in a short period of time in new york as well. >> the system is almost done. behind it we have cold air and snow in the foreca...

Early. so be careful about it. that? what you're looking at. >> take a look at florida's senate race right now. it's a virtual tie what's going on. it's really flipped a lot over the past 20, 30 minutes. >> and we're at 89% right now. rick scott pulled ahead. i want to come back out to the national map to show the significance of this. at today, tonight, entering the vote, that's a democratic seat, that's a democratic seat. that's a democratic seat. now that's a republican seat. that would be a pickup for the democrats in that state very early there. as we get later into the vote count, missou...

This case was not gonna be centered on a reality show. it was gonna be centered on something much bigger than dalia. >> all right, counsel, you may be seated. >> reporter: and as he set out to prove that to the jury, he and his team would have a few surprises up their sleeve. >> we're going to have the opening statements by the attorneys. >> reporter: while prosecutor craig williams's version of the 2009 events was the same as ever -- though a skeleton of the full story. >> it is based 100% on mrs. dippolito's words, her actions and her intent -- 100% >> reporter: we have it all on tape, he sa...

Of florence are far from over. first responders still saving lives in the carolinas as some communities see signs of floodwaters receding for the first time since the storm hit. griff jenkins joins us from fayetteville, north carolina where he spoke with servicemembers trying to contain the devastation. you also talked with the governor. >> reporter: hard to believe waters are rising in southeastern north carolina but here in fayetteville you can see the devastated motel behind me is in recovery mode. when i talked to the governor he was visiting a firehouse where special operations to the res...

Arrived at by a study commissioned by puerto rico's governor. it was done by the non-partisan school of public health at george washington university. it follows an earlier survey from a team at harvard which estimated 4700 deaths in hurricane maria's aftermath. the george washington study, which the university backed up and reaffirmed today, found that people died from unsafe drinking water, heat, lack of water to run ventilators and kidney machines, lack of access to medical care, treatable conditions. horrible ways to die. and even some of president trump's staunch supporters are not behind...