his trademark tebowing pose becoming a aphenomenon.ly known for his moves on the field but also for his charity work off the field with his foundation. the 30-year-old florida native crediting much of his success to his strong faith and being homeschooled. >> why did your parents decide to homeschool? >> they wanted us to learn reading, writing and arithmetic but it wasn't number one. it wasn't the most important thing. they wanted us to learn a work ethic, a dedication. >> walk me through a day of homeschooling. what's that look like? >> oh, goodness. well, we also grew up on a farm so waking up and doing chores and then having a bible study then we'd break up into our individual studies. the whole process was always something that i knew had a great purpose. >> reporter: tebow believing in the benefits so much, he authored this interactive homeschooling guide called "know who you are, live like it matters." what was the hardest thing you had to go through? >> when you go to practice and, oh, you're homeschooled and that means you're

tim tebow is tim tebow is tim tebow is moving up in the minors...l quarterback has been promoted to the mets' double-a team in binghampton, new york to begin the season. tebow spent all of last between class-a columbia and class-a st. lucie ... batting .226 with 8 home runs in 126 games. he was 1-for-18 with 11 spring training tebow and the ponies" open their season at thursday against the yankees are in some hot water for serving cold brew at a media this week, given out with images of players imprinted in including and giancarlo stantona warning to the team, selling the be in violation of league yankees do not plan on selling beverages in the stadium (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) coming up the woman who's made a life of stowing who's made a the woman coming up the woman who's made a life of stowing away on airplanes hasher latest day in court. (steve) a woman caught sneaking onto planes without a ticket a number of times... will stay behind bars. a chicago judge ruled yesterday that 66-year-old 'serial stowaway' marilyn hartman will remain in jail for

tebow is moving up in and next at 8. teen's name on snapchat landed him a free cruise for his entire family. tonight at 9 i'm a merchant and im only here for a second i'm improvising ever since the two white lines on valencia everyone is improvising i'll explain in the next edition of behaving badly (steve) new tonight at 8. carnival cruise rolled into a small virginia town on the hunt for a local teen. (vicki) yeah that teen had a coveted snapchat handle ....carnival cruise. the company surprised 15 year old darian lipscomb at his home. after going around town posting signs asking "hey prospect...does anyone know darian?" carnival then offered to trade the teen a free trip for his family on their newest ship...in exchange for his handle. the trip is worth about 5- thousand dollars. the company says the trade was a fun way to claim the handle and reward a superfan. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(steve) grant lodes is here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you steve and vicki...new tonight at nine...a bay are

joanna and chip gaines joined tim tebow at his charity event. that makes it perfectly clear.at's the sonogram of baby gaines. joanna said chip swears he can tell it's a boy. of course he can. five seems to be their lucky number. their fifth child on the way and the show ending after five seasons. they have come such a long way since their very first show. >> shoot, sorry. is that the word? >> yeah. >> the most important part. >> totally nailed it. >> tonight the gaines give us a look at their hgtv audition. they're the number one couple and only we can give you a sneak peek at the spin-off show fixer upper behind the design. >> you've seen our fixer uppers but not the feel story. >> the bill reveal includes two or three rooms. on fixer upper behind the design you see the other >> that's secret number chip and joanna renovate the entire house. >> number two, the furniture and decor is just for staging. it doesn't stay unless clients decide to buy it at a discount. >> back it up a little bit. >> something else you don't see secret number three the homes aren't always finished w

. >>> on the tim tebow watch he also struck out but also got a hit yesterday so tebow's career continues. wilson won't end up playing for the yankees, a lot of fun for everybody. >> you are our in-house yankees expert on all things. i do remember some tears last year. >> yeah, yeah. >> vaguely. bringing that back up. >> congratulations, houston astros. >> i don't know about tears. as ron claiborne likes to say, you can't hurt steel. thank you, ron. appreciate it. >> i do like to say that. >> yeah, he does. >>> coming up on "gma." a new warning for american travelers. the popular tourist destination where an apparent explosive device was found on a ferry ry week after an explosion on another ferry. >>> details on the invitation for prince harry's wedding to meghan markle being sent to commoners in the uk so who gets the golden ticket? we will tell you all the details. >> adrienne is covering that story. >>> also, the oscars by the numbers. we're going to take you behind the scenes to show you everything that goes into hollywood's big night. there's the red carpet. keep it here. >>> "good

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tebow said they will reinvest that money over the next five years and taking into account a fourth u.sseveral thousand you hires the committee is also a new back most of its overseas cash as part of new u.s. tax laws and risley granted most employees point $500 worth of restricted stock units. $2500 of restricted stock units. what we think of new leadership under new ceo? will hear from him next. this is bloomberg. ♪ of the keep cup or our foundation is not for investing in companies and also pushing for companies of social change, and he works to make big returns and push for change and investing in companies with women founders or underrepresented back rounds and has been critical of companies like uber from falling behind on social issues. caroline hyde caught up with kapor and asked he sees a positive change at the uber. take a listen. much betteroing under the new ceo who has been cleaning up mess after mass and he is genuinely committed and is not afraid to make hard decisions. a budget you will have been let go and he understands that yes preside over a fundamental change of cul

i don't know if don tebow is here, and some people have been around me for 1,000 years. but bob is one of them. and we had a great time. and bob you didn't know this, but every once in a while i would sneak out of my cubbyhole and i would sneak up to where the governor's office was. and i never wanted to be governor, but i would look in the glass, i saw guaardner doin that the other day. i would look in that glass, and every once in a while, i would work up the nerve, because you know i'm a shy person. and i walked in there and there was a lady in there by the name of -- it was just another world and i wanted to understand it. you know, one night i went down to that door. and i looked and my name was on it. what a journey. my family, my friends, the people who have surrounded me, my team. all i have ever tried to do is to try to lift myself as far as i could go to meet the honor of that office. any of the offices i have ever held, to lift myself, to reach a little higher, so i could be worthy of it. in this job, i've just done everything that i can do. i have done my bes

the new york mets announced tim tebow --'s being sent down to the minor leagues.has shocks baseball fans. he was the first football player to become famous for taking a knee. but now the team wants him to take a seat after a rough spring training. he never scored once. but enough about his personal life. there you go, timmy t. we wish him the best of luck because he's a great guy and a fantastic role model for kids and we all know that. which is surprising because he played facebook at the university of florida. which is the only university to have their team photo taken from the front and the side. no one in the sports world got more upset than the owner of a greek soccer team. back to greece we go who hated a call by the referee so much he stormed the field with a gun. just like it says in the rule book. this took place in the greek super league where they do not give out participation trophies. the match was canceled and an arrest warrant was issued for the coach who is said to be a friend of vladimir putin. the greek police are doing exactly what's expected of

professional athlete tim tebow knows families like them well.here are so many different variations it's everywhere. >> people are kind of getting used to it. used to the virtual school and so many people are part of it. >> why are more families choosing it now? according to the u.s. department of education, 34% of parents choose the method out of concern about the school environment, such as safety, drugs or negative peer pressure. while 17% say they homeschool because of dissatisfaction with academic instruction at other schools. >> there's a new cadre of parents that believe they can do a better job at home and the kids will be advantaged when this he go on to college and life. >> reporter: a perceived advantage. this couple say led them to homeschool their three boys. >> it was really that lack of deep focus on critical thinking and analysis. >> reporter: the dillons implemented what they call an eclectic approach to homeschooling. >> jt because bells arant ringing or teachers aren't directing them down the hallways doesn't mean the child doe

was rescuedomebody by a passing tebow.elicopter was been chartered for a photo shoot when it went down near gracie mansion. and landyn howze prices are falling at the fastest pace since the recession almost one decade ago. the capital's most extensive the biggestng decline. figures for january see the annual decline of 2.6%, the biggest since august 2009. 12.2%.lump and a drop of global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much indeed. the market has another breed of funds we should be worried about. the central bank cites the bond funds at putting the risk. whity is the market funded doing this? let's find a. luke hickmore from aberdeen asset management is still with us. >> i not only saw etf, but bond etf's. that peaked my interests. the indexese bonds, they track and how they are set up. they are a lot like equities. on the bond aside, basically be more outstanding that you have, the bigger waiting the issuers wi

tim tebow is getting promoted. he did have an ankle injury. the season in double a. locked up for 23 years for a murder he didn't commit, former white sox grounds keeper nevis coleman dreamed about returning to his job one day. he's going back to the white sox. yesterday he reunited on the team with his old colleagues. are professional sports leagues to blame for obese kids in america? according to a new study, 76% of foods that are sponsored by professional sports leagues are considered unhealthy. 52% of drinks contain sugar. far cry from the diet that the athletes who these kids would idolize are putting into their bodies. >> maria: peps co-is one of the biggest sponsors of the nfl. >> jared: coca-cola has been sponsoring the olympics since 1928. you think about the beer ads and the food ad as well. >> dagen: the parents are buying the food. if they don't want their kids to be fat, don't buy them that food. >> jared: learned behavior. >> dagen: let me blame the fnl and the maker of fritos. >> nobody is going to be eating celery sticks and ca