>> yeah, jessica, well, polo's shot is mind-boggling. he's receiving what are considered blizzard conditions, reduced visibility under a quarter 3450i8 for three hours, winds of 35 miles per hour, doesn't have to snow but it clearly it is being pounded by the worst of the storm. conditions will deteriorate for them. here where i am in atlanta, the emperor of the north has come in and really dropped our temperatures. we're monitoring it. it's about 20 degrees here, hard for you to see at home. i think we are best way to explain just how coal it is we brought a wet towel out here earlier today and it froze almost instantaneously. gives you any indication of what the roads are like in and around atlanta, in the general georgia area if there's water on the ground, it has certainly froze with this flash freeze that occurred overnight as temperatures dropped a staggering 30 to 40 decks in a matter of six hours. our christmas eve tomorrow forecast has a high expected of 25 degrees. that will be the coldest christmas eve in atlanta's history. th

let's begin with cnn's polo sandoval, he is in buffalo, and polo, new york's governor is calling this storm an epic statewide hazard. we can see that from where you are. tell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: brianna, this is the result of conditions that would -- almost to the point of category 1 hurricane winds, plus winter storm. this is what you basically get as we look over buffalo, one of just the very few vehicles that have actually been on the highway here, at least on the street. what we have seen here are these wicked winds that really began to kick up early this morning, and brianna, let me tell you, they have been relentless. it has made visibility impossible, especially for folks that are driving not being able to see even beyond the hood of their vehicle. in fact, the national weather service here in buffalo recording a wind gust of 79 miles an hour earlier today surpassing that of one of the historic blizzards back in 1977. so it's certainly not an exaggeration what you hear from authorities saying that this is an extraordinary snowstorm, even for the likes of western

we begin with polo sandoval. what can you tell us about the stranded drivers and what they're facing tonight? >> reporter: it is going to be a very long frigid night, jim for county officials as they will be out in these conditions going through hundreds of stranded cars inn erie county and rescuig people inside. officials said this is something they feared of happening so they implemented at 9:30 this morning a driving ban hoping people would stay home but sadly, we know there are many people out in these kinds of conditions, jim. i'll let you look at this for yourself. these whipping winds started early this morning and been relentless. they have not stopped and mark, the executive of erie county reporting it is very like ly these conditions will continue all night but the winds are likely to continue. earlier today wind gusts of 79 miles an hour confirmed by the national weather service in buffalo. that surpassed what they saw during a historic blizzard in 1977. so authorities certainly not kidding, jim, when

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polo, i'm sorry you're out there. what's it like? >> reporter: this is actually a balmy 38 degrees right now. that forecast you mentioned that's what people are getting ready for. i'm glad we can show viewers the official before picture because the core of the system is still about 80 miles west of where we are, not far from the waterfront on lake erie in buffalo, new york. so it's closing in. the streets are drivable, a light drizzle. all of that is going to change because the authorities are stressing the wind factor, a freezing and flooding threat. that's why not far from where i'm standing people were asked to evacuate because of the lake levels the highest they've been in 30 years. that gives you a sense of the state of emergency kicking in an hour. this is not even the first act, it's 38 degrees in buffalo we're going to send with about 16, 18 degrees. and that's not factoring the wind chill. the timing of all this is critical here. this is christmas eve. governor katy hochul recognizing this is when people are traveling out, a

we have been seeing polo sandoval out there. the conditions are truly dangerous.he was mentioning again not to go out in it. people are stranded. hundreds stranded still in their cars. and she has called in the national guard to try to help with this basically blinding gusts to try to get people, for example, get doctors and nurses to the hospitals. i mean, that's how bad it is. so be really, really careful out there. a few minutes out there and it is literally the -- has the ability to freeze you. so be careful out there and really take heed. if you can stay indoors, do it. >>> now, during this time with these terrible temperatures thousands of migrants are gathering on the u.s./mexico border. there is a crisis there and cnn is talking to one couple about their harrowing journey and why they are so determined to enter the u.s. legally. their story is coming up next. s it gets in between teeth to destroy 5x more plaque above the gumline than f floss. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. listerine. feel the whoa! psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painf

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polo, let's go to you first. walk us through what the conditions are that you are seeing. you have been there throughout the weekend, you have really seen it all at this point. >> reporter: and the fresh coat of snow that we received in the early morning hours certainly is not going to help. nonetheless, we have seen those plows out in full force not only here in buffalo, but in communities around the city here. the suburbs got particularly hit hard. you are talking people basically have been stuck in their homes all weekend, so officials are sending out those crews as soon as they could to make sure they could provide some kind of help. this is what it looks like right now, we saw a plow truck go through here a short while ago. you mentioned the guard members, jessica, they are going to be such a tremendous help for first responders, many of whom have been working for at least two days straight, if not more. you see this has been an all hands on deck situation as they work to respond to calls for help over the weekend. as we heard over the weekend from erie county officia

let's start tonight with polo sandoval who has been right there in the worst of it from day one. paula, what is the latest on the ground? >> today, those rescues also continued. in fact, governor kathy saying that police officers carried out some 550 rescues at least over the weekend. but we also learned about this, one of the most dramatic once. this one happened 12 miles north of buffalo in the town of towaloondah. it took -- they came upon a bus transporting some 60 d. c. bound tourists. that bus, it was stuck in the snow. those officers would later find out that that bus was only a foot away from potentially slipping into a ditch. they had to quickly, essentially leading those 60 tourists through knee-deep snow to a nearby warming center. those 60 tourists potentially making it there -- on the right to their final destination. it really is, pamela, just one of many examples of first responders scrambling through the snow to help people during the height of the storm. >> this is the worst it has been. >> in buffalo, new york, it is being called the most devastating storm ever.

cnn's polo sandoval is in buffalo, and chad myers in the weather center. polo, out to you first. a lot of power restored in erie county. great news. we want people to have heat, power, but what is really sounding concerning at this point is that people are running out of food, medicine, essentials, because they have been homebound for five days. and, you know, getting essentials to the grocery stores even to restock shelves, they can't get through the roads either to restock shelves? >> reporter: jessica, a concern flagged yesterday by officials here in erie county. worried about some of these warming centers, also some of the facilities that are housing the first responders. they want to make sure there's enough food there for folks who are still basically sheltering in place and obviously those men and women going, were going car-to-car now just going door-to-door in neighborhoods still snowed in, in and around buffalo. widely considered ground zero of this massive weekend winter storm. so that is certainly one of the big concerns today. the second is clearing out roads. contin

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let's go to polo sandoval in new york. polo, officials there saying don't take any chances, don't go on the road, what do you see? >> reporter: yeah, resist the urge to head out to see your loved ones this christmas if you live in and around buffalo. that's the message we're hearing on the ground from authorities. the windchill, i have to stand at an angle here, because if not the wind hits your face like a thousand needles, and it's a stinging sensation. you guys have experienced snowstorms. visibility has actually improved but that's just a little bit of good news. at the end of the day, you're still looking at horrendous wind gusts. yesterday, 75-mile-an-hour confirmed by the national weather office in buffalo. that surpassed the blizzard of 177. authorities are not kidding when they say this is an extraordinary storm even for western buffalo, but you can kind of -- i mean you can listen to the wind. you can see the snow being whipped around. this is why authorities are warning people to stay home. here in buffalo, trav

sit, as polo just announced, better than yesterday was but still horrible. white-out conditions in niagara county where niagara falls is. the temperatures are very, very bitter cold. the air temperature about 7 degrees. windchill approximately minus 206789 and the problem is white-outs. they are not 70-mile-per-hour gusts but 50-mile-per-hour gusts. we are seeing white out conditions in areas that are not receiving snow. you can have a blizzard in areas where it's not technically falling snow because it's blowing the snow already on the ground. we are just off the city of buffalo line in emergency operations center for the county. and i look out the window and it's white-out conditions because it's blowing all the snow that fell in the last 24 hours. it is still dire. better than yesterday and last night. we are able to get department of public works trucks on the roads. emergency responders are getting out there. they are digging out vehicles that got stuck yesterday for emergency responders. and they are responding to the people stuck in vehicles for hours

cnn's polo sandoval is there. polo, the new york governor upd. how many people are without power?> reporter: pamela, about 23,000500 households in the bark in the area. officials saying about half of them are back online. so that is progress. and it is badly needed progress here in buffalo. the streets in and around the city, they're still covered with snow. now, you can intel some of these intersections have clearly been plowed. that is because the plowing operations right now are really focused on making sure they can carve a path throughout the area for first responders to get the calls. but still, you will see civilian vehicles out and about. you might be able to see one about now. what we're hearing from officials is basically a pleading for folks to abide for the travel restrictions -- the driving ban in place since friday night. they want to make sure the plows can continue to carve the paths and also to access the neighborhood where is people have been stuck in their homes since friday. as you're about to hear from new york governor kathy hochul, it seems that the worst of

polo sandoval, cnn, buffalo, new york. >>> where polo was reporting from, buffalo, recorded 43 inches of snow over the weekend. the city's airport is closed until at least tuesday morning. you can see the dreadful conditions. on monday across the u.s., hundreds of flights were canceled to, from and within the country according to flight aware. there are more than a dozen impacted airports on sunday. for instance, the world's busiest, which is atlanta's hartsfield jackson international, let not get into a dispute over how we get to that number, but travelers prepared to hunger dowkergker d the city. >> we were supposed to fly on frontier, the flight was canceled. now we're going to every counter possible to see if we can get out. today is supposed to be an easy travel day. turned out not to be so. >> what is your backup plan? >> stay in atlanta. unfortunately. >> the relief, there is the map for you, temperatures will warm up a bit by wednesday in the central u.s. and to the east by the end of the week as it moves across the country. >>> the arctic blast has made things more dangerous

um water polo championship, which is great, but the big story. jimmy g. broken foot out for the year. what happens next about that right now? absolutely thank you very much. coming up next at 11. obviously there's some things that can happen here and there with communication and just having a different quarterback. but i was proud of him. i thought he did a great job reaction pouring in tonight after a new quarterback steps in for the san francisco 49 ers following that season enduring injury for jimmy garoppolo. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. the last pick in the nfl draft note as mr irrelevant brock pretty now very relevant, taking over for the 49ers after losing jimmy of the season. good evening, and thanks for joining us again, i'm christina redone christien kafton. it is the second time this season the niners have lost their starting quarterback to injury, or joe fonzi has reaction from levi stadium. for the second time this year after a win, the 49ers have had to face the fact that they have lost their starting quarterback for the

polo, thank you very much. mark levine is the manhattan borrow president in new york. to talk about social services but what we've learned about a big chunk of his $800 million coming to new york, does money solve it? does that -- is that enough and does that do what new york needs to be dong? >> well, victor, i'm proud of how new york has stepped up to welcome these migrants with open arms. city government also regular new yorkers who volunteered and donated just to an incredible degree, but we need help. we need federal financial assistance and news that that may be coming in the omnibus bill is welcome. we need more than financial assistance, though, victor. we need a national plan on how to redistribute migrants who are here seeking asylum through cities and states across the country that have capacity. right now we've outsourced that to governor abbott whose motives are purely political and cynical and xenophobic. we need to have a national plan to distribute these arrivals based on capacity, based on family networks and finally we need these migrants to get work

polo sandoval, cnn, buffalo, new york. >> polo, thank you. >>> because of this dangerous storm the catholichop in buffalo is urging resident to livestream christmas mass rather than attend in person. three people have died due to extreme winter weather in western new york. the bishop tweeted although it is christmas any these dangerous conditions no one should put themselves or others at risk. today the power grid operator for 13 states is asking the public to conserve power warning of potential rolling blackouts. this organization serves 65 million people and they're advising consumers to set the thermostats lower than usual and to postpone major appliances like a stove or dish washer. earlier we talked to michael bryson, the senior vp of operations. let's take a look at what he said. >> as you pointed out, we have 65 million customers and given the very cold weather and given the holiday season, we just really want customers to do their best to try to reduce energy usage as much as possible. it might be just turning a couple of lights off in the rooms or postponing major appliances to lat

but let's begin in buffalo, new york, with polo sandoval. polo, we heard from officials just a bit agatha there were people stranded in cars. some have been there at least through the overnight. what do we know about the latest on the rescue efforts? >> reporter: hundreds of peoples that county officials just put it, whitney. they emphasized the area of buffalo, the city itself, it continues to be ground zero of massive arctic blast that's affecting millions of people in many states. again, they say it's ground zero just in the last hour. dire information information shared by the county executive in ebuffalo, saying as of this moment, two-thirds still stuck. ambulance, police as well. because of that, poloncarz saying there are no emergency vehicles available, including in the city of buffalo. it that is not to say they're not attempting to respond to in which calls, there's no guarantee to get in a timely manner. you're talking about people that may suffer medical conditions that may need assistance. because these roads are still treachero

what does that preparation look like polo? >> reporter: the city has learned exactly what it looks like over the last several months to see these asylum-seekers who cross along the southern border. many bused here or coming here on their own but all of them adding strain to the situation here with roughly 100 asylum seekers arrived here this morning. part of that on going trend ever buses coming here to new york city. still two more buses expected later today. and, yes, the flow has greatly reduced compared to where we were but the numbers will not stay like that according to new york city officials that are warning that the city does need financial help. spending roughly $1 billion to house, feed and educate some of the asylum seekers. talking about their children and in some of the city schools and the city recognizing that now with title 42, potentially going away, the numbers will continue to increase. you mentioned the numbers. 31,000 processed by officials and 21,000 still shellered here in new york. so what they expect

cnn's polo sandoval life in buffalo with the very latest.these are numbers that have continued to change and now officials here in the county confirming this at least they additional storm-related deaths. the total number will sit at 28. the reason why this is one more than we had this morning because there were some deaths that were reported that authorities thought were related to the storm but upon further review it looks like two of them were not. at this point the most important number to share with you is 28. 28 storm-related deaths and always a concern those could continue to rise. and the greater effect is the life-saving medical services that were interrupted by the storm as far as back as friday. mark pollencars confirming those are back online. however they are operating with significant delays, or i should say with delays because the roads are still treacherous in some part of the city. the plowing efforts are continuing and they're bringing in authorities from other parts staft including what may be up to 100 state place coming

polo sandoval, appreciate your reporting. thank you for that. >>> i want to bring in michael swartz. a reporter for cnn affiliate wkbw in buffalo. you spent a decade living in the buffalo area. tell us what it is been like over the last few days and especially overnight when so much snow came down. >> reporter: well, good morning, amara. this storm has been devastating. it is been so tragic, so sad to see so many here in the city of good neighbors, buffalo, new york, so helpless. this 18-wheeler has been stuck here for two days in a blizzard that stopped society in its path. no one could get out of their homes. people were trapped. take a look at these snow mounds. these are from the high winds that exceeded 40 miles per hour, drafting and blocked roads. this street was impassable. i want to take you through one of the main streets which is it church street here in downtown buffalo. that is the skyway, major highways are still closed. but i want you to show this church street. because it has been a storm that has been deceivi

polo sandoval among the brave ones braving the temperatures out there. man, it looks bad, polo. just give us a sense. it got even worse in the last hour? >> reporter: the conditions are -- [ inaudible ]. i ask my colleagues here to just show you what the conditions are like here on the ground in buffalo. what we've seen is this restrictions put if place by authorities because of the concern of these white-out conditions. we started this morning at about 6:00 a.m. with barely a drizzle. temperatures in the upper 30s. and boy did the situation just begin to deteriorate extremy quickly. officials here have instituted a travel ban meaning only essential travel is allowed on the highways and roads right now. many concerns, one is that supreme will get disoriented and get stuck on the side of the road and lead to tragedy. and this storm as it continues to barrel eastward, it is bringing these just wicked winter winds and with it basically pushing the water in nearby lake erie, which is less than a mile from where i'm standing and where the pictures are being taken and sourcing much of

polo sandoval for us on the ground in buffalo. thank you so much. >>> and several cities across the south are facing serious water issues due to the freezing temperatures. a boil water advisory issued in memphis, tennessee, is expected to last a few more days as utility crews work to repair several water main breaks there. and in jackson, mississippi, a local emergency has been declared, water being distributed to residents as crews work to restore water pressure there. and in georgia boil water advisories have been issued for clayton, forsythe and buds counties due to damaged pipes and low water pressure. >>> up next, a stunning admission from a republican congressman-elect in new york. he now admits he completely fabricated much of what he put on his resumÉ. what does it mean for george santos' political future? >>> plus, we are live in el paso, texas, as we wait to see if the supreme court will rule today on whether to end trump-era border restrictions. border agents say they are seeing 1,500 migrants crossing every day despite

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. >> cnn's polo sandoval is in buffalo, from where he shows us just how awful are the conditions. >>se are the wicked winter conditions that first responders here in erie county, new york, will have to endure overnight, as they work to rescue what may be hundreds of people in stranded cars. what we know, according to buffalo's mayor, that they have identified at least 150 stranded vehicles in and around buffalo. so authorities will be working throughout the night making sure that there aren't any people that snneed rescuing from insid. they fear, however, there were many that disregarded what was a driving ban that was put in place on friday morning, basically making sure that people would not head out and brave these kinds of conditions. and sadly, it seems that did in fact happen. what we expect throughout the night is that these winds will continue, the snow, according to meteorologists will begin to scale back, come tomorrow. however, those winds will continue which means that freeze threat will also continue. so, really, the main recommendation from authorities are, after issuin

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polo sandoval is braving is the cold temperatures there.erry christmas. >> reporter: merry christmas. it is in a recovery process right now, the sun finally came out today, a break in the wind. still breezy, obviously, but it is giving an opportunities to clear out the streets and some of the highways are still closed. it's an opportunity for public works officials to actually get ute, start clearing the roads and get to folks who are still, paula, believe it or not, still stranded according to county officials, and in your conference with the governor recently, telling cnn there are people who are waiting to be rescued from their stranded vehicles. the governor now confirming among the seven confirmed dead, where some of those vulnerable, some homeless individuals, still found in their vehicles, and also those that were perhaps experiencing a medical emergency and help simply couldn't make it to him in the height of the storm friday and yesterday, but today is at least offering some hope, but the next chapter of this challenge will be the

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polo sandoval joins us this morning from buffalo.t's still coming down and it's been so deadly. >> there was a break in the clouds, we saw the sun. and this morning waking up to the snow band shifting north. and the last couple hours, the fresh snow adding up. expecting the lake effect snow on and off until tomorrow and expecting an additional foot of snow in buffalo. that is not going to help the cleanup efforts as they try to e clear up the streets. you mentioned this being a deadly storm. overnight, officials in erie county confirming another death, a 22-year-old woman found inside a vehicle here. a little over a dozen deaths confirmed, a mix of emergencies while people were shoveling snow, people found in individuals, and three individuals who lost their lives because ems could not make it to them this weekend. the travel restriction, that is currently in place here in buffalo still. clearly officials are going to wake up this morning and reassess this morning. when i say wake up, they've been assessing for three days straight. m

polo sandoval, thank you to you and your whole crew. you've been dealing with all of this and it just continues. >> reporter: now those frigid temperatures, poppy, with that rising death toll, the reality is people here in buffalo will always remember this as the blizzard of '22. what we also know is that resources are now coming in from other new york state communities, for one. resources to plow and help clear out the streets to make them more drivable, and also resources and first responders to be able to get the people who still have been stuck in their homes, since late last week, so that kind of gives you a sense what the situation's like. the driving ban is still actually in place this morning. they did scale back on some of those mesasures in surrounding authorities. buffalo, a driving ban in place. i have seen some vehicles on the streets. basically in place four going on five days, poppy. and so many are hearing their pipes burst back their their home. even finally after they can leave a hotel and head for home, it's far from

polo sandoval, thank you for that report. stay safety all right. we want to talk to buffalo's mayor in a moment. before we get to him, we will go to the cnn meteorologist allison chi chinchar. what is the storm going to do next? >> the next thing is finally getting warmer temperatures the next 24 to 48 hours. but at least in the short-term, we will be dealing with the frigid temperatures and lake-effect snow. it will linger into the early morning hours of christmas day. you have heavy bands in michigan, ohio, and new york. this is a live look at watertown, new york. snowplows are doing their best to clear the roads. the problem is you have additional snowfall coming down. they no sooner clear it and then it covers itself back up again. sunday we will finally see an end to the lake-effect snow. we have a new system diving down from canada into the mid mississippi valley. it will bring additional snow. any snow that's fallen in that region, it's too cold to melt. that is going to stay on the ground. most of the areas likely picking up 2 to 6 inches o

a polo tournament. this lake is guaranteed to be frozen over every year so that horses can walk on it. yeah, yes. if we're out in december, we need about a week of minus 30 degree temperatures every night. i ideally without any wind and then it freezes over nicely. it'll be covered in about half meter to one meter of snow. the ice isn't too slippery since there's snow on top it so far, it's always been cold enough. like today it's quite briskly shut. your eyes are tearing up from the cold. well if cla thank you very much for taking the time today. is it my pleasure? come back any time will i noticed st more it is a pretty cold place in winter? so exercise is required. and right now i'm going cross country skiing ish named it as there's the slightest, the 1st i'm going to take your holes away so we can start off together and come here in switzerland. we say that every one always has a chocolate foot by $11.00. that's a bit better than the other, which is yours. so this is done. should i say the right one

. >> let's go to cnn's polo sandoval in western polo, i watched you yesterday, you were there and inhe thick of a blizzard. >> reporter: yeah, just a little over 24 hours, you could get away with a fleece and a little drizzle. man, did things deteriorate. i have to tell you visibility has improved. so much more that officials here in erie county are send crews out to clear the roads. what we experienced with the snowfall, this wasn't a snowmaker. basically, a ground blizzard effect, the high winds that we've been experiencing in the last 24 hours here in buffalo, that snow is getting whipped around. and that's what's complicating the weather experts. weather experts are having a hard time determining how much snow has fallen in and around the buffalo area. just forcing snow up around street corners and under awnings and such. but really, the wind is just unbearable. this is why i'm having to stay at an angle here. negative, about 12 degrees. you have to shield yourself from the winds. what is concerning for officials on this christmas eve is that people will be tempted to get in thei

polo sandoval is in new york. polo, what more is the mayor saying he needs?risis and now you have this influx of migrants. >> as we saw in the summer, it one issue on top of another and city leaders are not letting up in their fight for funding to be better positioned to be able to receive more migrants in a post title 42 climate, whenever that does happen. as you noted. so what we saw this week was mayor eric adams put out a proposal to the city council that they give up about half of the discretionary funding, about $600 million and a spokesperson for the city council released a statement strongly opposed that proposal and that is putting it lightly saying that would take away resources from the nonprofits that we've seen at some of the scenes at port authority receiving the buses of migrants since this summer. however, as you mentioned, there is some assistance that is on the way in the omnibus bill in the hands of lawmakers in congress. chuck schumer, new york senator, managed to negotiate an increase from $158 million to $800 million for the cities that

. >> our coverage from the northeast with cnn's polo sandoval. he is live for us, bless him, in buffalo, new york. paolo, let me apologize because i get to be inside and we sent you outside and i know it's hard. what are you experience willing right now? >> reporter: sara my friend, wasn't it a little over 240 hours ago it was 38 degrees out here? it's amazing the difference we have seen. look, in all seriousness, authorities on the ground are very much worried about the conditions that are not letting up, sara. i'll let you -- you can even listen to the howling winds over my voice here as this is a look in downtown buffalo. what we heard today from authorities is that at this point buffalo and surrounding communities do not have any emergency services. we're talking fire, police, ambulance services, and that's because roughly two-thirds, according to county officials, of the emergency vehicles are actually stuck. and so what they are doing is taking advantage of a slight, and i mean ever so slight improvement, in weather conditions, not to menti

polo, i just heard that gust of wind. can you even tell if it's snow or just being snow whipped up with 50-mile-per-hour winds there? >> reporter: it's hard to tell, sraeur ra. sara. it makes snow removal a little more complicated. at ground level, to answer your question, it is impossible to know if this is just fresh snow that's falling or this is what's going kicked up. measuring the snow is going to be very hard because where do you measure it? it gets kicked around. and also all the vehicles. the hundreds of vehicles still stranded. it is nearly impossible to pull the vehicles out. as soon as you can shovel from under the vehicle, guess what, the wind will just blow that back into position here. a phaeufs winter storm affecting people in many states. >> it is deadly and still very dangerous. i hope people have enough gas to keep their heaters on. i know it is rough. we appreciate you being on. >>> thousands of travelers are left stranded in the united states in the airports. they say if you have to go to the south, y

let's go to polo sandoval in new york. polo, officials are saying not to take chances.t doesn't matter how good your snow tires are, how good of a driver you think you are, the wind and the snow will always win. it's so dangerous out there. what do you see? >> reporter: on that point, we spoke to a couple of gentlemen who got stuck in a massive utility truck around the corner number matter how small or big your vehicle is, you run the risk of getting stuck. that's what we heard from the erie county spokesperson. we can see a little more than we were able to see yesterday, but, really, that doesn't mean much bus these winds have been relentless all night. our hotel, you could hear those windows rattling all night. i have to tell you the biggest concern right now according to officials here in buffalo and erie county are the hundreds of vehicles that authorities say were stranded overnight. these ware people who disregardd for one reason or another the driving ban. authorities are going to the vehicles and making sure they weren't there. there would be rescues overnight.