deadly winter weather still wreaking havoc across the country. travel is still a nightmare. unless one of those passengers get a wild hair and decides with a group of other passengers to rent a car and drive 20 hours to their destination together. that s exactly what some of our guests tonight did. in a little while i ll introduce you to this group of intrep travellers, total strangers, who had quite the adventure. they recorded their trip, and it went viral. meanwhile, 10 million people across the south are under freeze alerts. and the death toll from this storm is rising. at least 49 people have died across the country. 27 of those are in the buffalo area. and authorities fear that they ll find more bodies in cars, as they begin to dig out from what s being called the worst storm in the region s history. you can see some of it there. and while police have their hands full with rescues, stores are being looted. so, i ll talk to a supermarket manager who spent christmas eve
so, i ll talk to a supermarket manager who spent christmas eve watching his store get broken into. i want to bring in miguel marquez, live in rochester, new york. you were supposed to be in buffalo, miguel, we understand, but what happened? reporter: buffalo is sopped in. there is no way in or out. they have a travel ban in the city itself right now, and the snow is just so intense that it is almost impossible to get in. officials there are trying to plow those streets right now, trying to get to those cars and to those homes, from people they haven t heard from. 27 people already dead in erie county, new york. and they fear there will be more. an unprecedented storm, devastating and deadly, hitting western new york. we now have what will be talked about for generations the blizzard of 22. reporter: parts of buffalo pummelled with up to 43 inches of snow and hurricane force