charles garner live from buffalo.to our news reporter, tom brada, who explained more about the disruption caused by the storm. there's rain, blizzards, snow, ice, extreme cold across the country and i can give you some of the numbers, which should give you a sense of the scale of the disruption that people are seeing out there. at the moment, there are around 1.5 million people who are currently without power, there have been strong winds which are uprooted trees, they have knocked down powerlines, as a result there are lots of blackouts. many eastern states in the us are most affected by this, for example, in north carolina and virginia there are at least 150,000 people in both those states currently without power. ik should add that across border in canada there is also a lot of power outages in quebec and ontario, around 300,000 people are currently without power. this is a real ongoing issue for people in the cold. i should also tell you that transport is an area that has been really badly affected. that's obvious

garner from fox weather. katie, do you have any better news than we just heard from charles about the snarls at airports around>> here is the thing. i'm going to start out showing you totals, but verbally tell everybody out there yes, a warming trend next week. so as many of you have been below average, that many of you in the 200 million people range are above average into next week. buffalo airport, a reason it's closed in the last 48 hours. 43 inches of snow, buffalo, yearly average is just over 95 inches, so we have almost hit the top total for the season. probably surpass it as the week progresses. 3 to 4 more inches of snow expected. the snow to close, 3 to 5 inches through tuesday, but watertown, 12 to 18 inches of snow still to come in that specific area. buffalo, new york, here we go. all eyes are on buffalo, and mine are, too. so, look at this, monday and tuesday, yeah, today and tomorrow, you are in the 20s, with lows in the 20s as well, a lot of snow. by wednesday, a little bit of sunshine and then cloud cover through sunday. and look at watertown, i want to show you, yeah, the snow will last throu

garner so much attention? >> in the past, members of the royal family, princes, would have married princesses. and when harry's father, prince charles, it was also a requirement that a wife should be a virgin and a member of the church of england. >> you just go back a few generations in the royal family. and everything that you can say about meghan markle disqualifies her from marrying harry. this is precisely why you had edward abdicating his throne. so that he could marry an american divorcee. elizabeth sister's margaret was in love with a divorced man and was not allowed to marry him. >> wasn't charles and diana's wedding and marriage a wake-up call, in some ways, that you can try to have somebody perfect, but it has to be chemistry and you have to love the person and have the freedom to marry who they want. >> i think it was a lesson that they've learned. >> in november of 2017, harry and meghan announced their engagement. >> kensington palace announcing the two are set to wed in spring of 2018. >> and the royal family welcomed meghan, with open arms. >> the queen made an exception and broke from royal protocol. and invited meg