In the day's other headlines, deadly storms are sweeping across the United States from one coast to the other.

In California, floodwaters inundated roads, killing at least two people in Sonoma County,

where heavy rains triggered landslides and destroyed homes.

Farther east, the possible tornado ripped through eastern Tennessee late last night.

Officials confirmed two lives were claimed in that storm as well. E, a possible tornado ripped through eastern Tennessee late last night.

Officials confirmed two lives were claimed in that storm as well.

The roads will be blocked.

The power lines are down.

There's still safety issues going on.

And just ask people to pray for this community again as they go through these tragic times

and the people that lost their

life. In the Pacific Northwest, more peaceful scenes. Snow blanketed the dense forests of southern

Oregon, and that winter weather is headed east and poised to affect millions. Forecasters say snow

and freezing rain is traversing the northern states and will

reach New England by Sunday. More than a foot of snow could fall in parts of the northeast.

U.S. job growth slowed last month, but still signaled a labor market on solid footing. The first

jobs report of President Trump's second presidency showed U.S. employers added 143,000

jobs in January. That is the lowest number since October and short of predictions that were around 170,000.

The unemployment rate fell to 4%, which experts say may lead the Federal Reserve to hold off on cutting interest rates until at

least June. Turning overseas, a small plane this morning crashed in the middle of a busy

road in Sao Paulo, Brazil, shortly after taking off from a private airport nearby. Both

the pilot and plane's owner on board were killed and at least six others on the ground

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