a wharton professor who missed out on an opportunity. how to recognize good ideas. one small business this weekend cowboy. mary thompson finds out what it takes to become an astronaut. >> this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. now, becky quick. >> more than 150 million people around the world are expected to watch the broncos and the panthers in the super bowl this weekend. to some of the fans the winner of the real game isn't as important as the outcome of the fantasy games where prizes can be more than a million dollars. our daily fantasy sports just a game or gambling? that's the cover story. draft kings and fan duel is largest sites have spent more than $200 million on ads promising big paufs. users compete trying to pick the best player for the virtual team. the winner is determined by the player stat that is day and a cash prize is awarded. nearly 57 million people in the united states and canada play fantasy sports. up nearly 90% since 2008. professional sports leagues and big companies invested in the concept. grown in popularity so have

neil bloomenthal was in the first class i taught at wharton. i opted out of investing in the company. >> man. >> which was a little depressing. i was curious about why was i wrong about these guys. >> what can we take and apply to our personal lives? >> if you study creative architects and look at them versus their technically skilled bun unoriginal peers, some things that differentiated them growing up, their parents were much more likely to focus on values than rules. they said these are our guiding principles, but we want to give you out the freedom on how to live them. once they went against the grain, they were much more comfortable saying this is who i am, this is what i believe in. not listening to naysayers. >> sounds like the idea of teaching kids to think, not what to think. >> exactly. and i was also a little surprised. there's some evidence suggesting that parental conflict helps to fuel creativity among kids. when your parents don't agree with each other, you have to think for yourself. >> that's a horrible lesson. i hate to hear t

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wharton. megan starting seeing her when she went to columbia. since then, my daughter's become an expert on what she calls "our family dysfunction." i've tried talking to r, but she just shuts me out. we've seen these kind ocases before and it's very difficult for daughters to share this with their mothers. it isn't the first time she's made up little stories to get attention. stabler: has she ever made up anything like this? nothing this outlandish but she has stretched the bounds of reality to gethat she wanted. god knows what she's been telling that therapi. i don't see why that's necessary. stabler: it's routine. whenever allegations like these are made we'd like to talk to everyone in the family. now she's putting her sisters in the middle of her little drama. when can we talk to them? they're in school. stabler: where? i'll not have you embarrass them in front of their friends. benson: then bring them down to our precinct after school. stabler: the sooner we can talk to them, the sooner we can close thiout. ( sighs ) they'll be there. whar

neil bloominthat will was in the first class i taught at wharton and i opted out of investing which was depressing. wrong. research. >> what are the lessons you bring up in originals can we apply to personal life? >> if you study creative architects and look at them versus technically skilled but unoriginalal peers. one thing is their parents were much more likely to focus on values than rules. they said, look. these are guiding principles but we want you to have freedom. they were more comfortable maybe not listening to nay sayers. >> it sounds like the idea of teaching kids to think, not what to think. >> exactly. >> i was a little surprised. there is evidence suggesting that parental conflict fuels creativity among kids. when your parents don't agree with each oh you have to think for yourself. >> that's a horrible lesson. i hate to hear it. >> i'm not saying to be screaming at each oh. the idea you have to be perfectly unified on every message communicated to the kids. >> you can still love each other. >> teach your kids to challenge assumptions. >> i like that. >> challenge authori

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words so badly, i only reached two conclusions, number one, that's how they spell those words in the wharton school of bus, or he hired foreign workers to do his tweets. >> next tuesday voters will head to the polls for the 2016 republican primary. the primary is florida is on march 15th. shows a school administrator slamming a student to the ground. coming up the rule that that student broke that got him suspended from school. >> coming up, a mistake that could make this woman a millionaire. >> download the new wfts action news tampa bay app in your >>> imagine this, more than 700 calls to the same cell phone number but this time the robo callers picked on a pastor who said they dialed the wrong number. >> we have the surprising way they got her number and why the millionaire. >> this pastor said she's a student of the bible. >> this is the heritage of the servant of the lord. >> it never required her to take out student loans. >> reporter: the pastors her phone started to ring morning, noon and night. >> testifies waking me up with foolishness. >> reporter: her attorney said navient soluti

business school saying that marco rubio, the marco rubios of the world could never get into wharton but probably ted cruz could. so he was actually being a little nice to ted cruz during these remarks here in bentonville, arkansas, and donald trump has has a busy campaign schedule headed into super tuesday. he's going to end that campaign headed into super tuesday. we'll have his watch party down in florida, which is again putting another bull's eye on marco rubio. he wants to beat marco rubio in florida and that event on tuesday night seems to say that pretty clearly. poppy? >> absolutely and latest polling does show him ahead of marco rubio at least one of the polls there in florida. jim acosta thanks so much. live in bentonville, arkansas. two former contenders for the republican nomination are offering two completely different views of where their party stands in the race to try to retake the white house. >> the most dishonest person in america is a woman. who is about to be president. how could that be? my party has gone bat [ bleep ] crazy. >> i'm proud to be here to endorse d

number one, that's how they spell those words at the wharton school of business where he went. or number two, just like trump tower, he must have hired a foreign worker to do his own tweets." and poking fun at trump's debate performance presidential candidate "last night in the debate during one of the breaks, two of the breaks, he went backstage, he was having a meltdown. first, he had this little makeup thing applying, like makeup around his mustache, because he had one of those sweat mustaches. then he asked for a full- length mirror. i don't know why because the podium goes up wanted a full-length mirror. maybe to make sure his pants weren't wet. i don't know." but trump and christie were ready -- banding together to try to take down a mutual foe. presidential candidate "it's rubio!" trump taking aim at rubio's debate performance. presidential candidate "he's a nervous basket case. here's a guy .. you had to see him backstage. he was putting on makeup with a trowel. honestly i thought he was going to die, rubio. he was so scared like a little frightened puppy." and even his

know tonighted the teacher s -- continued the teacher and -- confronted the teacher and that's where wharton the trouble started. >> reporter: -- when the trouble started. >> reporter: he's charged with menacing and harassing, but arraigned just an hour ago, but look at the support he has. people saying the full order of protection against him is ridiculous. this happened after a brooklyn father confronted a teacher about not letting his 7-year- old son use the teacher in the school day. the angry dad put in hand can you evers after question -- hand cuffs after questioning the teacher about why his son was allegedly left sitting in feces for hours. basic health needs, nothing extra. you know children should not be, never, you know, restricted going to bathroom. >> reporter: his wife says she never imagined a simple discussion would end with her husband in hand cuffs. at one point he slips trying to get in the vehicle. the teacher told them she felt threatened by them. parents say it never should have escalated to this. >> his father is approaching the teacher just to clarify why you didn't a

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number one, that's how they spell those words at the wharton school of business where he went or, number two, just like trump tower he must have hired a foreign worker to do his own tweets. he called me mr. meltdown. let me tell you something. last night during the debate during one of the breaks, two of the breaks. he went backstage, he was having a meltdown. little makeup thing applying like makeup around miss mustache, had one of those sweat mustaches and then wanted a full length mirror, maybe to make sure his pants weren't wet, i don't know. >> reporter: rubio's all-out assault coming after last night's republican debate in hues top. he berated trump for his hiring practice. >> if he built the wall the way he built trump towers he'll be using illegal immigrants to do it. >> reporter: his inheritance. >> if he hadn't inherited $2 million -- >> reporter: and his repetition of campaign slogans and now he's repeating himself. >> i watched him repeat himself five times four weeks ago. >> i saw you repeat yourself five times five seconds to go. >> reporter: rubio faces a steep climb four

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hillsborough high defensive back michael hampton and wharton's devontres dukes sign with the bulls. u-s-f also gets a four star receiver, darnell solomon, from miami central. marshall and temple were both making a big push for him. they also got four star safety craig watts from st. pete. a lot to work with for the bulls this fall. 3 and here's a look at the *full rankings from national signing day. most sites had either alabama or florida state as the big winner. the seminoles got 25 players... including 16 that were ranked in top 300. twentieth and usf... hangs around in 65th place. 3 and check out this video. one f-s-u recruit used his announcement wednesday... to show off his *flexability. offensive tackle jauan williams... literally put his foot behind his neck! keep in mind, 3 this guy is six foot seven, and 310 pounds. 3 when we come back, i'll have another check on your thursday forecast - rain is on the way.. 3 plus: ?eye in the sky? could be a lot more *accurate than you think. the new ways governments *and private companies are now of miles above the earth. 3 we've all he

number one, that's how they spell those words at the wharton school of business where he went. or number two, just like trump tower, he must have hired a foreign worker to do his own tweets." then a former trump rival hits back at rubio... (gov. chris christie/ (r) new jersey) "marco rubio, your campaign is almost punches from every angle but none of them are landing cause america has made their decision." and governor christ christie has made his decision...to endorse donald trump. (gov. chris christie/ (r) new jersey) "donald trump represents strength and marco rubio represents washington, dc." on the democratic side as polls open in south carolina... the state department releases another 15- hundred pages of hillary clinton's emails. with the final batch coming monday. (mark toner/ state dept. spokesperson) "we take our obligations to the court seriously, and are making every effort to comply with this order." and bernie sanders hopes to regain some of the momentum lost after the set-back in the nevada caucuses. (nats - rally) "bernie!!" sanders rallying in columbia and oran

number one, that's how they spell those words at the wharton school of business where he went or, number two, just like trump tower he must have hired a foreign worker to do his own tweets. he called me mr. meltdown. let me tell you something. last night during the debate during one of the breaks, two of the breaks. he went backstage, he was having a meltdown. first, he had this little makeup thing applying like makeup around miss mustache, had one of those sweat mustaches and then wanted a full length mirror, maybe to make sure his pants weren't wet, i don't know. >> reporter: rubio's all-out assault coming after last night's republican debate in hues top. he berated trump for his hiring practice. >> if he built the wall the way he built trump towers he'll be using illegal >> reporter: his inheritance. >> if he hadn't inherited $2 million -- >> reporter: and his repetition of campaign slogans and now he's repeating himself. >> i watched him repeat himself five times four weeks ago. >> i saw you repeat yourself five times five seconds to go. >> reporter: rubio faces a steep climb tuesday

but i go to wharton, i'm smart. you're smart. but you don't have to be smart. how do we solve the problem where all these countries are moving into these places and people like yourselves and friends of yourselves and people that i know are losing all their jobs. we're being devastated. so here's what we're doing as an example carrier. i would call carrier through one of my -- it's not cool if the president is calling an air conditioning company. listen i don't like what you're doing. i may make some of the calls, they're going to say it's terribly unpresidential but i don't care, all right? [ cheers and applause ] they'll say it's unpresidential. they'll say it's unpresidential, vicente fox, the former president of mexico -- [ booing ] when he used the f bomb i knew it would be a national thing. if i did it would be the biggest story in the world. he used it, nobody cares and he was so angry. you know why he was angry? because they're used to getting their way, right? they're used to getting their way. how dare they do this? how dare they say that, and i won't

number one, that's how they spell those words at the wharton school of business where he went, or, number two, just like trump tower, he must have hired a foreign worker to do his own tweets. he called me mr. meltdown. let me tell you something. last night in the debate during one of the breaks -- two of backstage. he was having a meltdown. first he had this little makeup thing around his mustache because he had one of those sweat mustaches. then he wanted a full length mirror. maybe to make sure his pants weren't wet. >> reporter: rubio's all out of salt coming out of last night's debate in houston. he berated trump for his hiring practices. >> if he hadn't inherited $200 million, you know where he would be >> reporter: and his slogans. >> now he's repeating himself. >> no, no, no. >> i watched him repeat himself five times four weeks ago. >> i watched you repeat yourself five times five seconds ago. >> reporter: rubio faces a steep climb. polls show the senator behind trump in all 11 states. what's crucial is rubio's home state of florida on march 15th, where one poll has him trailing b

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number one, that's how they spell those words at the wharton school of business where he went. or number two, just like trump tower, he must've hired a foreign worker to do his own tweets. >> well, last night's showdown turned into today's twitter tiff. marco rubio was commenting on donald trump's tweets but re-tweets are not so easy to get rid of. now we turn to democratic candidates now vying for votes in south carolina ahead o o the primary there. nbc 6 is everywhere and steve litz is live covering the latest how about it, steve? >> reporter: hey, jawan, from soutut carolina where the two democrats will face-off here tomorrow in the democratic primary. however, some of their spotlight was stolen today as we said by the two republicans who were unlikelyy allies until about midday today. >> the next president of the united states, donald trump! >> reporter: no warning. chris christie and donald trump just showed up together i ft. worth, texas. >> america, america must have a strong leader again that can restore american jobs, restore american confidence and donald trump is jus

fifth and wharton, down to 31 degrees this morning. it will disappear, though, look at this, the warmup from 36 at 7:00 to 41 degrees at 10:00 and then near 50 degrees at 1:00 this afternoon, we will be in the 50s this afternoon. we'll go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes. katy zachry is watching your first alert traffic on a tuesday morning. groundhog day. >> it is ground hog day. bill, ever been to punxsutawney? >> no. >> it's quiteç an event, i'll tell you. bill highlighted some potential icy spots in upper bucks and montgomery county. i'm keeping my eye out. so far, nothing affecting the roads. 95, 76, 476 all in the green. average speeds in the 60s. this there are heads up. east falls, the falls bridge is closed through april. because of some emergency bridge repair work. it's open to bikers and walkers. that won't help you if you're driving. you'll need to realize that and maybe add five minutes to your morning commute. in montgomery county, franconia township, at cowpath road, watch

. >> pal center ready to go at 32nd and wharton. plans for senior square. councilman kenyatta johnson has plans ongoing at linear playground. we have a complex of athletic opportunities and after school opportunities for kids to stay out of trouble. >> reporter: and jim, police say tonight they need some help in their quest to solve this rash of crimes here so they could use some some tip calls. live here in south philadelphia, the grays ferry section, i'm vernon odom channel6 "action news. ly. >> vernon thank you. >>> the philadelphia department of public health has confirmed the first case of zika virus in a city resident. officials say the woman is over the age of 60 and recently returned from the caribbean. the woman was not hospitalized and she is getting better. also today the cdc confirmed the second travel-related zika case in new jersey. zika is most commonly transmitted by mosquitos. fatalities are rare but the infection can cause serious birth defects. >>> a south jersey mother has admitted to killing her newborn daughter. hyphernkemberly dorvili

just after 3:00 this morning the passengers got in the cab at luk oil at broad and wharton in the point breeze section of the city. two pulled out guns and demanded money. the driver was shot in the arm but kept on driving but the suspect still in the back seat. he finally crashed into several parked cars and the suspect escaped. the driver is now hospitalized in stable condition, the suspects remain on the loose. >>> well, police in south while hall township are searching for these people wanted for trespassing at dorney park in allentown. investigators say the four climbed 200 feet to the top of the dominator roller coaster and stole a large dorney park flag. anyone with any information is asked to please call the police. >>> moving on to the accu weather forecast now we're enjoying a very pleasant weekend for february but the threat of some snow is in the forecast, for the week ahead. meteorologist melissa a magee has our first check of the accu weather forecast, hi there, melissa. >> hi there walter. we had a nice start to the weekend with highs in the lower 40's. a tad above averag

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wharton high's vernon hargraves, iii had national attention during his signing day. he'll have it again during the first round of the nfl draft. signing day is a destination as much as it is a beginning and a chance for bay area football fans to say we knew them back then. >> you're right. we really are spoiled. >> yeah. >> it is so much fun signing day and when i say we're going to have 100 kids for the bay area going to the big schools, >> i can't imagine how exciting that would be for them and the family. >> i say it's a destination on that day, but it's really the beginning of a career for all these guys. >> everybody in the nfl all came from somewhere, all those stories. >> congratulations in advance to everyone and have fun. take lots of pictures, wear a snuggie. >> enjoy the moment. >> we'll be right back with yeah i ride. one thing i've come to realize: there's no easier way to save on motorcycle insurance than switching to geico. saving money, that's something every rider should do. what is that? it's called ceviche, gary. learned to make it when i lived in

a wharton professor who missed out on an opportunity. how to recognize good ideas. one small business this weekend has their super bowl and space cowboy. mary thompson finds out what it takes to become an astronaut. "on the money" starts now. >> this is "on the money," your money, your life, your future. >> more than 150 million people around the world are expected to watch the broncos and the panthers in the super bowl this weekend. to some of the fans the winner of the real game isn't as important as the outcome of the fantasy games where prizes can be more than a million dollars. our daily fantasy sports just a game or gambling? that's the cover story. draft kings and fan duel is largest sites have spent more than $200 million on ads promising big paufs. users compete trying to pick the best player for the virtual team. the winner is determined by the player stat that is day and a cash prize is awarded. nearly 57 million people in the united states and canada play fantasy sports. up nearly 90% since 2008. professional sports leagues and big companies invested in