In the day's other headlines, at least 42 people are now reported to have died as a result of last weekend's winter storm.

That includes three young brothers in Texas who fell into an icy pond.

And forecasters are warning the temperatures will remain well below normal for the eastern U.S. in the coming days.

Cruise in Nashville are working around the clock to clear fallen trees. More than half a million customers were without power today, mostly across the south.

Many Americans are facing dangerously cold temperatures, even inside their homes.

I'm layered up in my bed, you know, two pairs of pants, socks, hoodie, a cardigan.

So it's probably at least 40, at least 30 to 40 degrees in my house right now.

As millions across the country are still scraping away and digging out from the ice and snow,

weather officials are warning of another winter storm that could hit the southern and eastern

states this weekend. TikTok has reached a settlement in a landmark case related to allegations of

social media addiction. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. But it means TikTok will

not be part of a trial getting underway today in California, where plaintiffs will argue that

social media companies intentionally tried to hook young users. They're seeking monetary damages

and want companies to change the way they design their platforms. That trial will continue against

Facebook owner, Meta and YouTube. Snapchat was part of that case, but reached its own settlement

last week. Federal investigators say that last year's crash between an American Airlines jet

and a U.S. Army helicopter over Washington, D.C. was, quote, 100% preventable.

Any individual shortcomings were set up for failure by the systems around them.

At a day-long hearing today, NTSB officials said air traffic controllers were routinely

overwhelmed and had grown accustomed to close calls. They also said the Jets pilot was not alerted about the helicopter

and that the airspace over the nation's capital was crowded that night.

NTSB chairwoman Jennifer Homandy expressed frustration

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