arrivals. no impact to air quality or drinking water. crews will try to start working over here. back to you all. ainsley: very fortunate, you said no fatalities reported. we were told early this morning there might be somebody trashed in their car underneath, have you heard anything like that? information is still coming in, this is a developing story. i ve heard from the governor that yes, there is a car trapped under the rubble. the question a lot of people are a asking, where is the truck driver, who was behind the wheel of that you can tr. we don t have an answer to that question. we are hopeing and praying for the best. we are not sure at this time. steve: thank you.
people who have lost their lives. you have to go back to 1935 to find a hurricane that struck florida with a death toll that was that high or higher. then it was over 400 people. i m standing in the street in ft. myers beach. you see these piles of debris up to eight feet high. there is a car underneath that, just to give you some perspective. we spoke recently with a mother, a heartbroken mother, who talked about the last conversation that she had with her daughter, one of the victims in this unthinkable tragedy. with emergency responders still scouring devastated neighborhoods, one familiar question keeps surfacing from those who have lost everything. tell me where to go, what to do. reporter: those now homeless because of hurricane ian, worrying about their next steps. as other families cope with houses that may still be stand bug are missing something even more precious that can never be
crime because smollett is black and gray. lying about battery because he was injured and lying about aggravated battery because his attackers wore masks. lead attorney before they went into the deliberation room that he, quote,ing constitutional warriors in that room. he also challenged the jury to believe that smollett did not lie and was a real victim. jussie smollett testified under oath that he still has a scar underneath his eye and a permanent black spot underneath another eye. the prosecution told the jury that smollett not only lied to police but he also lied to the jury under oath once again. if convicted, smollett faces up to three years in prison but there is also the possibility of probation or community service. we re waiting for smollett to walk into this courthouse. we re waiting for the verdict to be read and we will keep you updated, bret. bret: okay. matt finn there, stand by if you would. as we wait for that verdict. let s bring in andrew mccarthy, a former assista
are in. that will happen at around 9:00 p.m. local time. we ll check in with you tomorrow, thank you, atika. five deaths blame on the nor easter that slammed the northeast. the snowfall not over for some areas easier than expected on major cities like new york city, washington and boston. but smaller cities like binghamton, new york, were bury. you see a car underneath there you? see a mirror at least. record-breaking snowfalls. the snow makes a mess in pennsylvania. this downed tree crushed a car and the car spun out as cameras were rolling. amtrak will operate modified service between boston and d.c. and nearly 1,000 flights cancelled so far today. we ve got a total of almost 9,000 cancellations since monday. schools in boston still closed today. some of the new york suburbs have closed schools as well. includes yours. good luck with that. so who has the most snow to dig
the tornado and follow half a mile away so you have a get away if you need to. as you ve been listening, they do change directions and can do so very quickly. i did find that very interesting that the storm was heading due east and all of a sudden it took this sharp right turn. just like that. the may 3rd tornado did the same thing. it hit a highway overpass and took every car underneath and killed a woman and then banked immediately right and that s when it headed toward moore all that time ago. when you re talking about a storm this powerful, as you ve heard this warning people on the 20th, underground is the way to go. it s the only safe way to ride out thoese storms. you saw people popping their heads out of their storm shelters. none of them was injured and that was a monster of a storm. it s amazing there aren t more underground facilities to