Between Bells: February 2, 2018

A looking ahead to the Super Bowl, why it might be closer than people think, and what to expect from the halftime show. Nintendo goes to the movies. The gaming giant planning an animated Super Mario Brothers movie.We'll tell you what it means for their bottom line. We'll also talk to the woman behind Hatch Mama, a new line of pregnancy-safe beauty products.

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