. >>> we have a sneak peekfeature ing chelsea hammer and sara silverman. >>> this morning, the firsttition of the day between the seahawks and patriots is happening on our plaza. two of the biggest fans of these teams and big tailgaters known for their specialties are going apron to apron in a tailgate cook-off otherwise known as -- our breakfast. >> sheinelle and i are judging. we're ready to go! >>> plus, we'll check in with al who is already inside the stadium, and what's cuter than one puppy? how about six of them? move over super bowl. we're throwing a puppy bowl right here in studio 1a. >>> first though we want to get you caught up on the headlines on this sunday morning. the top story is that powerful winter storm barreling across the country. watches and warnings posted now from nebraska all the way to new england. snow and ice expected to make travel difficult through monday. >>> the daughter of the late whitney houston is reportedly in a medically induced coma this morning. 21-year-old bobby kristina brown was found unresponsive in a bathtub at her home in go on saturday. >

sara silverman, people tookfun.st couple years and the great success you've had. the way you sort of say at&t is focused on other things. perhaps a fair point, but they've noticed and they've got, you know, the ability to compete on price. they're reprising their entire subscriber base to a certain extent, even verizon, gotten their attention as well. marchelo at sprint is a big guy and he's getting more competitive as he fixes his network and tries to come in with competitive prices. churn is going up. i wonder whether it can be as easy as it's been the last couple years when nobody expected much from you. >> doesn't that sound like the exact xfrgs we had one year ago, at&t and verizon will respond, sprint will it fix their network and come back at you. it's 2015. at&t and verizon did try to come back, margins were down, churn was up 14 and 23% in q4. ours was up seasonally 5%. >> your guidance some people are pointing to on sub ads seems somewhat modest. >> we announced post-paid ads of 2.2 to 3.2. we did 4.9 last