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>> reporter: back out here live at reagan, people getting rebooked, getting excited that they are finally going to get to their destination. but although things look better today it's still not smooth sailing. we still have cancelations. more than 1,000 cancellations today. it usually takes a couple of days before airlines can really catch up to themselves. >> that's the problem. is that chain effect. thanks for look at that for us. more of your headlines on this hour. breaking overnight a federal judge in virginia ruling the state's ban on same sex marriage is unconstitutional. it is the firs...

Snowfall peaked here in new york around the evening commute was really a recipe for disaster. it was truly a nightmare trying to get out of the city last night. we left at 6:00 p.m. trying get here to long island. it normally takes more than an hour. officials say a surge in car travel delayed clean up efforts so that cause ad chain effect, gridlock traffic, angry motorists. new york city is no stranger to snowstorms. two back-to-back storms are unusual. snow and ice making streets slippery causing gridlock at every turn. commutes that normally take 30 minutes taking hours. and back ups for mi...

May send layoff notices to what they told us is the vast majority of their 123,000 workers in the united states. >> oh, my gosh. >> we could have layoff notices going to tens of thousands of defense contractors in very politically sensitive states and the politico story points out this is probably a leading indicator of what other defense contractors will do in negotiating with the administration, trying to get some certainty about what's going to happen. lockheed martin says they've been frustrating in dealing with the white house budget office, don't know what's going to happen so as insuran...

Now. i also think it's very interesting that the president is now engaged in this -- maybe we better take off this cap for liability. we are way beyond $75 million per incident. i don't think they're going to be able to get away with it with the american people unless they have unlimited amount of funds. the people that did this are going to have to make it whole. that's where our listeners are right now. they want full restitution. we're not just talking about coming back, rebuilding another piece of equipment. we're talking about the environment. we're talking about careers. we're talking ab...