tonight, as this system now continues to dump snow and bring damaging winds overnight. also tonight, concern over vaccinations halted because of this. and now the warning about what we could soon see here in the u.s. when the uk variant likely becomes the dominant strain here by march. and what dr. anthony fauci is saying about the importance of getting that shot, if the u.s. has any hope of stopping these variants and keeping them from changing to get around thet,hees presidtiden and ten republican senators discussing the president's $1.9 trillion covid relief plan. he wants for most americans, money for vaccinations. what the republicans are now proposing. so, will this be bipartisan or will democrats go it alone? mare rip bruce standing by with late reporting. former president trump's impeachment trial. a week before his senate trial begins, the former president's legal team, we learned over the weekend, leaving. tonight, two new lawyers instead. so, what's behind this? jon karl with what he's learned tonight. the disturbing video. police body camerandper spying a 9-year-old girl what officers. tony bennett a his personal battle against alzheimer's revealedho football team and their championship in the segregated southrase fromght good evening and it's great to have you us with here as we start a new week together. and we begin tonight with that powerful and dangerous nor'easter still slamming the east at this hour, prolting states of emergencies, bringing travel and vaccinations in this pandemic to a halt. for much of the day, heavy snow, high winds, near blizzard conditions, coastal flooding tonight. taok, ahi iw new right into gh yopark. 17 states tonight from georgia up through maine under winter weather alerts this is still going tomorrow. whiteout conditions here in new york city. the tops of buildings in times square there hidden by one of the heaviest snowfalls in years. in new jersey tonight, hazardous driving, cars stuck in several inches of snow right there on the highway. a fire truck upside down in virginia. we learned of four firefighters injured. and then the rescues tonight. these images from connecticut. a truck into the water. first responders jumping in, lifting two people into a ladder truck. hundreds of flights canceled up and down the coast. only snowplows on the runway at new york's jfk airport. there are many roads closed tonight. train servic halted. even some new york city subways now shut down. of course, the midwest got slammed, then this hit here and it will keep going for many more hours to come. meteorologist rob marciano leading us off from just outside philadelphia tonight.onight, th the biggest nor'easter in years. near blizzard conditions and howling winds blinding drivers. states of emergency up and down the coast. >> if you must be out, please, god, be careful, but if you don't need to be out, do not go out. >> reporter: in stamford, connecticut, a dramatic rescue after a truck slid off the roadway and into a pond. first responders using a ladder truck, diving into the water, cklling two people out of the into a waiting ambulance, the other able to walk away. this storm is hitting just as life-saving covid vaccinations are ramping up. sites in new york, new jersey and this one near philadelphia are now shutdown. >> that's the empire state building. >> reporter: new york city streets nearly impassible, even above ground subway service suspended. wabc's mike marza -- >> and when you put your face right into it, it does feel like needles stabbing you right into the face. brooklyn getting hammered by this snowstorm right now. >> reporter: in queens, winds gusting above 40 miles per hour on the coast. feet of storm surge submerging streets. hundreds of flights canceled. our gio benitez is at jfk airport. >> we are feeling some very strong wind gusts here at jfk airport. and you can just see that runway packed with snow. nearly every flight canceled today here in the new york area. more canceled tomorrow. and that also may affect cargo flights carrying vaccines. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, conditions not any better. >> it's been pretty bad. i mean, there's a lot of drifting at this point and the snow is very icy, so, the roads are terrible.s acsshe region. and in washington, d.c., the biggest snowfall in two years delaying the long-awaited opening of in-person classes. outside richmond, virginia, sunday, this fire truck overturning, injuring four firefighters. the storm plowing across the midwest this weekend. in chicago, lake michigan covered in ice. neighbors banding together to help get this amazon delivery truck back o in the buckeye state, people trying everything to get some traction. traffic backed up for hours after a fatal wreck there. if that's not bad enough, power continues to grow. we had a lot of sleet near the philly area, that's weighing down tree limbs and high winds especially across new england, that's going to continue through the overnight, as will the threat for power outages. david? >> rob, thank you. and as you heard rob point out there, this nor'easter is slow-moving, churning overnight and even into tomorrow. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee here in new york city tonight to time this all out for us. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david, yes, it is the storm that never ends. at least seemingly so. if you see behind me, the bright lights of times square, this is the first time we've been able to see those. traffic light here along seventh avenue for much of today. and that's the problem. blowing snow, really bad visibility. the roads are a wreck. i want to take you through what's going to happen, because this is now officially our biggest snowstorm in more than five years. i think we could make it into the top ten snowstorms in new york city. but you see that radar and the movement of the futurecast. you take it until 7:00meer,ow p right up along the coast, they rotate counterclockwise. it's going to grab cold air and keep shoving those wraparound snow showers all the way through tuesday night. we can't say we're done with this until wednesday. and of course, when all is said and done, not just going to be windy, but you could see 6 to 12 inches on top of the up to 30 some people have already seen in this storm, david. >> i gather we'll be watching you outdoors again tomorrow morning on "gma." ginger, thank you. and this storm, of course, slowing down vaccinations. at least nine states shutting down some vaccination sites. and tonight, what some are now warning about what we could potentially see here in the u.s. when the uk variant likely becomes the dominant strain by march or early april. and now that we've started february, we now know that january was the deadliest month yet. 95,000 lives lost. more than00 l storm arrived, determined to h p move forward with the shots. and abc's eva pilgrim from boston tonight. >> reporter: tonight, with blizzard conditions bearing down on boston -- >> you're all set. you can come right in. >> reporter: -- a scramble to squeeze in appointments at this new mass vaccination site at fenway park. >> i live out in the suburbs, and the snow is coming, and so we just came in with the hope that they'd be open and ready >> reporter: vaccines prepared right there inside the concession stand. the storm also forcing new york city to cancel vaccinations for two days. >> it's not safe out there today. so vaccinations are canceled today. they're also going to be canceled tomorrow. >> reporter: just the latest challenge in the push to ramp up vaccinations. the country now averaging 1.3 million shots a day. dr. fauci today on the importance of americans getting vaccinated to fight against the new variants. >> viruses cannot mutate if they don't replicate. and if you stop their replication by vaccinating widely and not giving the virus an open playing field to continue to respond to the pressures that you put on it, you will not get mutations. >> reporter: variants now in 35 states, threatening to reverse a decrease in cases and hospitalizations. >> the fact is that the surge that is likely to occur with this new variant from edngland s going to happen in the next 6 to 14 weeks. and if we see that, we are going to see something like we have not seen yet in this country. >> reporter: 35-year-old a.j. jackson in alabama never traveled but is in the hospital with the uk variant. the father of two girls fighting for his life. >> he is comfortable, dependent on the dialysis machine. the ecmo machine is supporting his heart. >> reporter: communities of color disproportionately impacted by the virus, and now getting vaccinated at a lower rate. the cdc releasing new data, showing 60% of those vaccinated in the first month were white compared to 11.5% hispanic-latino, 5.4% black and 6% asian. and tonight, with many testing sites turning to vaccinations, a new tool coming to pharmacies. an at-home covid test that is 95% accurate and can be used without a prescription. >> after you take the swab, you put the sample into a digital analyzer, which will send a result to your smartphone in about 15 minutes. >> reporter: and into ple. l travelers will be required to wear a mask public transportation like airplanes, trains and ride shares. and that mask mandate will also extend to their waiting areas. david? >> eva will prpilgrim, thank yo of course, thousands of vaccinations put on hold because of this nor'easter. tonight, though, the meeting at the white house still moving forward. president biden and ten republican senators, nine in person, one dialing in by phone. president biden has proposed his $1.9 trillion covid relief plan. $1,400 checks for most americans, money for vaccinations and for smallhen. so, here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: with millions of americans suffering and democrats ready to go it alone on a covid relief bill, >> nice for us to talk.eny invi senators to the oval office to hear them out. like biden, the republicans are calling for $160 billion for vaccines and testing and help for small businesses. but while biden wants $1,400 direct payments to most americans, republicans want to limit the checks to $1,000 and send them to only lower income americans. the biggest difference, the overall price tag. biden's plan is nearly $2 trillion dollars. the republican plan? just $600 billion. the president and democrats are urging republicans to go big. >> it makes no sense to pinch pennies when so many americans are struggling. the risk of doing too little is far greater than the risk of doing too much. >> reporter: but republicans insist the bill is just too sweeping. and now say this is the time for biden to fulfill his promise of unity. >> if we can't find common ground on this issue, covid-19 response, it really sets the stage for the inability to find common ground on many other things. >> reporter: but even the president has seemed to acknowledge a bipartisan bill reefppt om wcan geit there's no ifs, ands or buts. thank you. >> reporter: so, today, we asked the white house. should we take that as a sign that the president recognizes he may have to be abandoning his hopes for bipartisanship? >> i think it's hardly an abandoning of bipartisanship. we'll see what comes out of this meeting today, and if there are good ideas to put forward, we'll put forward them. there is still time to do exacly that. >> all right, so, let's get right to mary live at the white house tonight. and mary, even before this meeting this evening, the white house sending the republican senators a message of sorts that they will need to go bigger? >> reporter: david, the white house is hammering this point, insisting the real risk here is in going too small, not too big. but the president is adamant he can get republicans onboard here. so, the question is just how far is biden willing to go to achieve that bipartisan ship? the republican proposal is less than a third of the cost of biden's plan. seems pretty clear that is not going to fly here. david? >> mary bruce tonight, following this meeting. mary, thank you. now to former president trump and his impeachment trial set to gin in the senate a week from tomorrow. and we learned over the weekend that the former president parted ways with his legal team and now with just a week to go, two new lawyers stepping in to defend him. let's bring in our chief washington correspondent jon karl tonight. what do we though about his two new lawyers? >> reporter: well, david, the old legal team, which had been on the job for barely a week, left in part because trump had told them that he wanted to use the impeachment trial to make the case, the thoroughly discredited case, that the election was stolen from him. and they thought that would be a big mistake. the new team, which consists of just two lawyers, neither of them all that prominent or with any experience in 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local paper. no ceremony, no championship rings. the students later integrating into perry high, the town's white school, wiping away years of history. >> the trophies and everything that was in that school was thrown away. lebratthe cityperry.rhath final finally getting those championship rings. a special moment for my family, too. lawrence is my brother-in-law. he met his first love, my sister, that very year. >> this occasion is more than about just winning a championship. it's more than about getting rings. >> reporter: the night of our report, marlin velde, was watching in louisville, kentucky. she called lawrence and said his team brought her back to her own childhood, to the kindness she remembered from her parents, evangeline and kent wheeler, and asked if she could personally pay for every one of their championship rings and their trophies. and so they gathered again, marilyn at the podium. >> it's such an honor for me to be here in front of all of you all. >> amen. >> reporter: telling the team why she wanted to honor them. >> lawrence was on abc news telling a story. i started crng but it did. i say, hey, david, muir, thank you for doing the abc story. >> reporter: now, the team proudly wearing those championship rings, holding their trophies. >> it was a good day. it was a blessing that you can hardly imagine. >> reporter: a special honor for these teammates five decades in the making. >> deborah, thank you. overdue. good night. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. and know we're going to have low barrier access to vaccinationsbly l.>> onsi t vaccinate. risten sze.ftern this all comes as the cdc is offering a larger national look at who has been getting the vaccine. a study found that of people who got at least one shot between mid december and mid january 60% were white. 11 1/2% were hispanic. 6% asian. 5% black. 2% american indian. and most of the others multiracial. but multiple 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