he made a minnie, a minnie mouse. >> jimmy: yes, i didn't want him to leave. >> the giant minnie mousenow. he's never left! [ light laughter ] >> oh, great. >> jimmy: he moved in with us. no, but the story i was going to bring up is we had this awesome band that plays songs for the kids, and they're called the plause, and they're great. and so they're playing the jam and they play "can't stop the feeling" right as you guys walked in to the party! >> right, i remember. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: and the lead singer is so cute. she's like -- ♪ in my pocket got the ♪ oh, my gosh, he's here. [ laughter ] he just walked in. and the band's like, come on. go back to the -- be cool, man. it was great. i was like, how long were you waiting outside? >> about 45 minutes. >> jimmy: yeah, he was just waiting for his song. >> just waiting, he likes a big entrance, that's all. just one big family entrance. >> jimmy: do you guys have to do that all the time now, wherever you go? >> yeah, we do. it's unfortunate. >> jimmy: last time we talked, i wanted to say like we had a a fun dinner and we were ta

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mouse -- minnie mo mini me budget. there's no there there. there's no there there yet. what we've seen so far is scary. very scary. and in every respect, whether it's protecting our security and not pandering to vladimir putin, not flirting with lifting our sanctions on russia for their aggression and eastern europe, and not undermining our treaties on nonproliferation and the rest, what do the russians have on him? and then to turn around and say, our strategic opponent here is russia. and i'm going to undermine our intelligence collection on russia because of what? that we just don't know. we don't know a vision. we don't know a judgment. about what works or any knowledge associated with it. we don't know a strategic plan. all we know is a sales job. so we have to make sure we make those distinctions. but we will have that time because during the appropriations season, i'm an appropriator and intelligence person. appropriators always try to come together in a bipartisan way to get the job done. for the american people. it remains to be seen what the republicans will d

loving life in minni, but the t-wolves open up with carl anthony towns. steph, the take-away from andrew wiggins, and warriors down nine at the break. after four misses from downtown steph finally hits a three. it vaults him past his dad in andrew wiggins 20 of 20 come in the second half. the warriors, they kept charging. ian clark, the steal, and the feed to aub dre. with authority. catch and shoot. splash. warriors within one. still a one-point lead. a minute into the game, engineer -- he lands hard on his hea. possible concussion, and had to leave the game. could not return. bears kept it close. career high 23. two-point game with under 30 seconds to go, and dillon ellis drives and finishes over the seven-footer kingsly. bears lose 73-65. they're 21-12. heading to selection sunday. >> the 49ers busy shopping with new head coach kyle shanahan and gm john lynch introducing a slew of new faces today. quarterback brian hoyer may or may not start in 2017 along with pierre garson among the two 9ers introduced. so was linebacker malcolm smith come over from t

we've seen -- what do they call it, an outline, blueprint, minnie mouse budget, mini me budget. whatever, there's no "there" there yet. what we've seen so far is scary, very scary. in every respect, whether it's protecting our security and not pandering to vladimir putin, not flirting with lifting our sanctions on russia for their aggression in eastern europe, not undermining our treaties on nonproliferation and the rest. what do the russians have on him? and then to turn around and say our strategic opponent here is russia, and i'm going to undermine our intelligence collection on russia because of what? we just don't know. we don't know a vision. we don't know a judgment about what works or any knowledge associated with it. we don't know a strategic plan. all we know is a sales job. and so we have to make sure we make those distinctions. but we will have that time, during the appropriations season. i'm an appropriator and an intelligence person, as you know. appropriators always trying to come together in a bipartisan way to get the job done for the american people. but it rem

. >> like an albino minnie mouse. >>> let's get the news at 8:00, starting with this powerful storm.n faster and harder than a short time ago. winds are picking up, as well. states of emergency, in new york, new jersey, connecticut, and pennsylvania. school closings galore. we are just six days from spring. but winter just won't stop. it may be winter's last gasp. but it's going out with a bang. this morning, 70 million people, feeling the impact of what could be one of the biggest march snowstorms ever in the northeast. blizzard warnings now stretching across eight states, from pennsylvania all the way to maine. overnight, the powerful nor'easter closing in on new york city, where snow is expected to fall at a rapid pace. an estimated 2 to 4 inches per hour. the threat of whiteout conditions and wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour, prompting the city's mayor to urge everyone to stay inside. >> stay off the streets. for your own good, for your own safety. >> reporter: a similar scene playing out in boston, where store shelves are bare, ahead of the storm. >> batteries, gas, things lik

charles: i had a birthday party for my granddaughter and when mickey and minnie walked in, forget abouthe way they went nuts, crazy. and now "beauty and the beast", i don't say it's bleeding subscribers, but a crop of people who are going to buy every product from them. >> maybe we should take advantage of the fact that they have espn as a weight around the neck. number two, i think this, don't you think that the mood of the country was waiting for something like this, you know, it's a feel good story, great graphics and the music is fantastic. and sometimes these things come out at the exact right time and i think this is one of them. charles: maybe this isn't the right time, but i'm calling it a win for america. the rest of the world may not say so, apparently they think that g20 strong armed dropping the pledge, and calling for everyone to rethink the global trade. scott, what do you think about that one? >> i like the fact that they're retrenching a little bit, but at the end of the day, with what we've got happening here in the state and havinbeen here in london, ultimatelyt's goin

emac you had cute picture with red ears, minnie mouse type thing. i love that.atching you guys do that. this is a toy. to me you asked really interesting question, stuart, to michael gorman on before steve cortes there, how are they going to make money in that demographic. that demographic does not spend money. reliant on their parents, this app, you wan to go out and buy a bag of doritos. to me that is not worth $24 billion. take note from previous ipos of companies had more to them, i.e. fast book, i.e., alibaba, those had tough years in first years as a public company. i foresee the same thing with snapchat. stuart: lance ulanoff, tell me first of all, why is that thing you're playing with not just a toy? >> so i do think when you look at snapchat discover, an extension of the product, content packaging, that connected major media brands with this audience you but also with the product that they were creating which was all of this content on more traditional media, butaged in such a way that the snapchat audience really loves it. so, mashable is a snapchat di