. >> that would be the final 49er drive orchestrated by coach bill walsh. >> i had this picture after the game where he came off the field and were just starting to go into the locker room. and bill was there and joe came and bill and joe are like this and eddie is like trying to like get into the middle of it. that picture said so much about that moment in time and everything that we had gone through that year. and it's funny because bill and eddie became closer afterwards. >> the marriage that spanned ten seasons and spawned three championships was now dissolving. walsh and debartalo were going their separate ways but the decade of dominance was not over. george was tapped to be his successor. >> and the best and the worst of the super bowl commercials tonight after bay area revelations. ng has happened. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer y

but then the san francisco 49ers had a guy named bill walsh who hired a guy named harry edwards, a notedlogist put him opt sidelines of every game and i dare say that dr. edwards is a primary reason why the niners won five super bowls as much as joe montana and steve young, hall of fame quarterbacks. >> wow. that's a great attribution right there. larry sanders said he was using marijuana trying to deal with his social anxiety problems. do you think some players' issues are due to self-medicating or at least trying to cope with some sort of a medical condition and they want to keep it under wraps so they try to do it on their own? >> we have to be very careful with that because i'm not a doctor and i don't play one on television, as they say. there's probably some of that. but you look at larry sanders, there's a direct line from the time that he signed this big contract for $44 million back in august of 2013 and virtually the bulk of his problems. there seem to be a correlation there. he says the marijuana use started because of the anxiety thing. but, again, to put it in perspective, e

walsh sent out the all-call for help. one of those responding new york city mayor bill de blasio. >> i said i'll call you if we need to take you up on the offer. then we got the second storm and the third storm. then i talked to him and said we need a little help here. >> reporter: already governor charlie baker deployed the national guard to help hard-hit communities. >> this is definitely the most snow i've ever seen in this area since i was a kid in 1978. >> reporter: overnight temperatures are expected to plunge from the upper midwest to the deep south. and for those like real estate agent george wood still digging out in boston -- how long has it been since you drove your car last? >> i'm going to say about three weeks. >> reporter: forecast of a blizzard this weekend is only adding to the misery and frustration. >> i was on the subway the other day. it's amazing how frustrating and angry everybody was with each other. >> mentally i'm a little tired. i haven't slept much. >> reporter: further, transit woes continue here. elsewhere, a dangerous pileup closed interstate 80 near the pennsylvania/new york border. and in m

ten-year silence on her affair with former president bill clinton in a magazine essay published last summer. the article won her an award. shushannah walsheled. >> reporter: in a revealing first person essay in "vanity fair." monica lun lewinsky opened up about her affair with then president bill clinton. the june piece got people talking and earned her a nomination for a national magazine award. >> along with fiction, the essay is one of the oldest types of magazine journalism. >> reporter: last night she lost to a piece in "the new yorker" titled "this old man" at the american society of magazine's gala hosted by abc's david muir. she was nominated in the category of essays and criticism. before the ceremony in times square, lewinsky wouldn't take questions but told abc news, win or lose she was delighted to be there. >> i know it's a cliche, but i really am honored and humbled to have been nominated. especially alongside the caliber of such incredible other writers in my category. >> reporter: in the at times searing piece, she said she deeply regrets the affair and explored the rise of cyberbullying, describing herself as the first vi

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walsh, eastern ukraine. >>> now other stories we're following. u.s. president barack obama has about a week and a half to decide whether to veto a bill on construction of keystone excel pipeline. >> the u.s. house passed a time version of the bill on wednesday. 278-152. 29 democrats voted with republicans. >> mr. obama has repeatedly said he will disallow this bill. environmentalists say it would create pollution and supporters say it would create jobs. >> the proposed pipeline would provide a more direct way to get oil from canada's oil sands to existing u.s. pipelines that lead to the gulf of mexico. >>> at least three workers are dead, another six are missing at this hour after an explosion in an oil and gas platform in brazil. >> ten people were taken by helicopter to hospitals. the company says no oil spilled. the company is mired in a that is save corruption scandal in brazil. last week, the ceo and other company leaders resigned. >>> still to come for you on cnn, you could call it the grand finale, a verdict could be handed down soon in the so-called nut rage trial. and a former korean air executive could be headed to yale all for behaving badly

aide told my colleague, deirdre walsh, who's over there off the house floor not to expect a long recess. but the bottom line democrats have said they only want to vote on a bill to fund homeland security for the entire fiscal year so they're relying now on republican votes to pass this and it's not just clear that speaker boehner has those votes. >> it's a tough situation all around. just under 11 hours to go. you see the countdown clock there on the screen before funding for the department of homeland security border control, immigration control, airport security so much is at stake right now, just 11 hours till money starts running out. athena stand by. i want to get more on what's going on. joining us our chief political analyst, gloria borger and cnn political commentator, kevin madden. gloria the house speaker has a major decision to make. will he accept what the senate has already passed do something differently, is he going to punt for three weeks? a lot is going on right now. the american public is pretty frustrated. >> if you take a step back for a minute wolf this is about the president's plan, his executive order on immigration. republicans don't w

bill fully funded through the end of the fiscal year. but, of course, as we've been talking about, the big question is what is the house going to do? our deirdre walsh is on capitol hill outside a meeting of house republican leaders where they're discussing options. those options we're told include, one, doing what the senate is doing, funding the department but also having a vote on blocking the president's immigration plan which is really at the core of what conservatives are complaining about. that's why this has all been held up in the first place because they wanted to link the two. a second option is to because the clock is ticking, pass a short-term spending bill to keep the department running for a couple of weeks. the third is what is perhaps most fascinating. somehow link the funding bill to the court case that happened in texas, effectively putting an injunction on the president's executive order. that's something that i thought was very interesting, that the senate -- one of the members of the senate leadership john barrasso said to you in the last hour. listen to this. >> the courts have acted. accept the victory that the courts have gi