if the district of columbia nets 20 inches it will be the biggest snow storm in 100 years. >> going outfriday night and saturday. >> reporter: a winter weather warning today and tomorrow is in a massive triangle stretching from indiana, new york and the carolinas. >> i'm not concerned. i don't expect to come out. >> reporter: storm canceled flights turning the region's airports into refugee camps canceling most amtrak trains from washington, d.c. and leading to a run on crowded grocery stores. >> the floor in front of this was full of salt. now all the salt we have left is by the front door. >> reporter: football fans stocked up for the big game. >> we have superbowl parties that we are planning on attending. >> reporter: previous snow storms busted budgets in virginia, maryland and delaware. >> we are slightly over $50 on a $26 million budget. >> reporter: still some insist they'll brave the storm. >> i would not hesitate to shovel my driveway clear and get a slice of pizza. >> slice of pizza. that sounds good. that's one way to keep warm. stay with us. we have complete coverage of the

ing right now let's take a look at our weather net from columbia. currently sitting at 36 degrees. a change is a coming. keep it here. we'll be right back. >>> you'll love this story. after getting more than one hundred billion in the massive taxpayer bailout aig is giving out $100 million in bonuses. they will go to the employees at the financial products division. that's the unit that brought the insurance giant to the brink of failure. the payments are obligations entered into years ago. >>> after a two-day rally, some mixed result on wall street. dow jones dropped 26. nasdaq gained less than a point. the s&p 500 dropped six. >>> coming up at 11:00, could underarmor be setting up shop next to its biggest rival? tonight at 11:00, which west coast city is ruining the apparel maker? >>> the fix is on the way. we are talking with toyota dealers tonight about their game plan to recall those vehicles and repair them. those stories and more tonight at 11:00 after "ugly betty." >>> on the weather front good night tonight. good day tomorrow. one last look at this thing. you can see that

net neutrality in the sense that the u.s. court ever appeals for the district of columbia heard the case, heard our oral arguments last month. the court in fact seemed skeptical that the fcc even had legal authority to impose these mandates. one of the judges asked the fcc counsel quote whether he wanted to lose on process or jurisdiction, end quote. unless a condition is narrowly tailored to a transaction, specific harm to competition, it does not belong in this negotiation. since this deal will not tearily increase concentration in either the distribution or programming markets, demonstrating such harm will be difficult, especially in light of the robust competition in the video sector. mr. chairman, thank you for holding this hearing. if comcast and nbcu are right that this deal creates a stronger entity than can be, that can better serve viewers, i think it will succeed. if they're wrong, it will fail, just as the aol/time warner merger failed ultimately. as competitive as this market is, regulatory intervention is not only unnecessary, but it will hurt competition and consumers. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, ve