tracks. the fedex truck and the train with passengers on board. the warning system on the tracks failing. good evening, and it s great to have you with us here on a tuesday night, and we begin with the day of controversy within the trump white house over a claim made once again by the president that has never been proven. tonight, the white house says he stands by it. president trump inviting congressional leaders over to the white house last night, and then talking about the election. saying he lost the popular vote to hillary clinton because of millions of illegal votes, but there has never been proof of that. so our team pressing the trump administration saying, show us the evidence. a sharp response tonight including members of the president s own party. a abc s cecilia vega leading us off from the white house. reporter: that stunning mission from the white house today, the president of the united states still believes there was massive voter fraud in the election doe
failing. good evening, and it s great to have you with us here on a tuesday night, and we begin with the day of controversy within the trump white house over a claim made once again by the president that has never been proven. tonight, the white house says he stands by it. president trump inviting congressional leaders over to the white house last night, and then talking about the election. saying he lost the popular vote to hillary clinton because of millions of illegal votes, but there has never been proof of that. so our team pressing the trump administration saying, show us the evidence. a sharp response tonight including members of the president s own party. abc abc s cecilia vega leading us off from the white house. reporter: that stunning admission from the white house today, the president of the united states still believes there was massive voter fraud in the election h does the president believe that millions voted illegally in this election, and what evidence d
we are in washington with more on the growing backlash. reporter: chaos and confusion and outrage. [ chanting ] from the shadows of the statue of liberty to the gates of the white house, thousands packed airports and crowded streets to protest president trump s executive order on immigration. the order bans syrian refugees from entering the u.s. indefinitely and puts a 120 day top on all other refugees and issues a 90 day ban on all travelers from seven muslim countries, iran, iraq, libya, somalia, sudan and syria and yemen and none of which were involved in a single attack on u.s. soil, including 9/11, and travellers and children were detained at airports across the country. the president taking heat on both sides of the aisle. republicans john mccain and lindsey graham saying the order will become, quote, a self-inflicted wound to the fight against terrorism. this executive order was mean-spirited and unamerican. and it will only serve to embolden and inspire those ar
falling, the cold weather is here to stay. let s get right over to chief meteorologist doug hill with the latest on your weather forecast . doug: mainly metro to the south and southwest picked up some accumulation. farther north, very little. things are melting off. temperatures are chilly. we have breaks in the overcast and snow showers even though we have sunshine. westerly winds at nine miles per hour. the air will try to dry out a little bit. a little bit of a breeze with sunshine and above freezing temperatures should melt everything away. keep our fingers crossed most of it will dry up as well. 36 in college park. 35 in quantico. 34 at washington dulles. our story for the afternoon will be peaks of sunshine. still scattered snow flurries in spots. we will drop down tonight with clearing skies, lows to about 33 degrees. as we look ahead on satellite and radar, we have hatches of snow showers. this will blow itself out through the afternoon. i think we will be seeing impr
nick asking vanessa to be his wife overnight. vanessa, will you marry me. now the newly engaged couple is telling all, joining us live right here on gma. present and all accounted for. good morning, america. millions across the northeast in the path of that blizzard this morning. here s a live look at the new jersey turnpike. a dangerous commute. up and down the east coast. let s look at washington right now. that s a look at the white house. snow coming down in washington, of course, the white house right in the middle of the battle over health care and that new report that says 24 million americans will lose insurance coverage under president trump s plan. we ll have more on that ahead. here s the latest on the storm at this hour. six states across the northeast are in states of emergency. people are being warned to stay off the roads. more than 5,000 flights have been canceled. so far we re seeing winds topping 50 miles an hour. keep in mind, gentlemen, we are