Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, February 1st, 2021 and we begin

with 100 million Americans waking up to a monster winter storm and maybe a day off from school.

Orlina ramped up to a nor Easter and roared into the mid-Atlantic overnight

with blizzard conditions and as much as two feet of snow possible from DC to Boston.

Meteorologists are calling the coal blast monumental.

The worst of it is hitting today, but should wrap up by tomorrow tomorrow just in time for Groundhog Day.

For those who geek out on weather, Orlena is the same system that dumped 15 inches of rain on California last week,

wiped out part of the scenic highway near

Big Sur and blasted Chicago with snow over the weekend. Two tenacious teens

from Long Island, New York are determined to help seniors get their shots.

Ava and Lily Weinstein saw firsthand how hard it was for their own grandparents to navigate the vaccine sign-up system,

realized others were probably struggling as well,

and decided to do something about it.

The girls printed out flyers with their phone number

and handed them out in their community.

Anyone who needs assistance can give them a call, and the teens will take care of making the appointments as slots open up.

So far, they've reportedly got 200 seniors on a wait list of lending a

hand to those older and not necessarily tech savvy. Lily says it's the best feeling

in the world. They just love that we are so ready to help them.

While we all wait for shots, masks become a must for U.S. travelers at 1159 tonight.

The CDC, which lays down health rules for Americans,

is ordering everyone to cover up while on planes, trains,

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