think to myself i came into the studio using bluebird.know who i am committed know where to find me. and i decided it's okay that they do that. people try to stand in the way that of that technology, but it's a good technology. the issue is really that congress shouldn't be banning us. they shouldn't be telling states not to do it. don't stand in the way of this because if you do you're just going to allow some to build momentum and eventually kill off good american businesses. >> here's what children's group says about your effort. >> gambling will be an available in every home and bedroom in every dorm room and on every phone in tablet and computer. everywhere. >> it sounds scary. >> that is the whole point of this. to make sure that we can regulated and the kids won't play. they know who i am, they know where i am. the kids are not going to play. the point is that if we don't do it and do it right, we are going to build up this website where there is absolutely no protection whatsoever for kids or for consumers of any type. john: when

. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bluebird telling where -- bloomberg television.ou can also watch us streaming on your tablet, phone, and on bloomberg.com. we are also on apple tv and amazon fire tv. earnings.beat ceo david cody explain why to trish regan. a long time like ago, but we started last month a new five-year plan where we said we would have double-digit earnings increases. it is not the easiest environment to do that in, but we have done a lot of seed planting. you have heard me use that phrase a lot. whether it is technology, geography, processes, we tried to not just make this quarter but make sure we are doing the seed planting for the future. we are starting to reap the benefits for that. >> let's talk about that five-year plan. you had a plan originally, delivered on it, and now you have a new five-year plan. talking about putting $33 billion to work over the next five years. where is that money going to go? generator, good cash which is a nice position to be in. that was not always the case. first priority is having high-quality earnings. free cas

bluebirds on the market. -- bloomberg is on the markets. >> let's get you caught up.tle bit of steam to the downside. p relatively flat. a couple of individual movers we want to highlight for you is verizon. fio's quantum tv brand. it allows users to record 12 programs at the same time and the subscription costs $22 a month. also check out alcoa. analysts not so bullish on the stock, calling it overpriced after significant price declines in aluminum. back in 30 minutes. >> welcome back to the second half-hour of "bottom line." chile werenings for lifted after an 8.2 earthquake struck the south american nation's northern coast. six people were crushed to death or suffered fatal heart attacks that is a remarkably low toll for such a shift in the earth's crust factory orders rose in february, the most in five months. rebound ineflected a orders for commercial aircraft and autos. orders had fallen for two consecutive months before rebounding in february. but demand for core capital goods considered a good guide to business investment plans fell 1.4%. 2.2%apartment rents r

thank you and thank you for watching this edition of " bluebirdes."ee later. ♪ >> welcome to "lunch money." we tie together the best stories, news, and interviews. we have a special tax day pregame here, including how not to pay uncle sam. in sports, make that two green jackets. bubba watson is up there with arnold palmer. and herbalife is getting another follower. it turns out, the fbi. and the starbucks ceo talks about minimum wage and their partnership with oprah.

. >> we will have more of my interview with the dropbox ceo tomorrow on "bluebird west -- "bloombergest." tesla has been hit with its first lemon lawsuit. a wisconsin man purchased a $95,000 tesla model s. he said it was out of service for many days in the first month he owned it. you say that this suit has factual inaccuracies? >> we totally support lemon laws. a are in place to protect consumers. that is a good thing. we are on the side of the consumer. but in every deal and we have had to try to replicate the issues that they claimed, we have been unable to do that. we have a situation where the guy files through this lemon law lawyer and he still had service bookings with us. we have been trying to work with the customer to work through the problem. we have been unable to do so. we have been trying to fix and replace things. suddenly we get this lemon lawsuit. >> you fixed a lot of things for free? you suggested car was tampered with? >> there is evidence to suggest that in the process of -- that he alleges, in the front where the fuse box is located, the trunk was open several t

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the little bluebird crash landing after its earnings report hovering new all-time lows but twitter is the only one hurting today. some fellow social media high-flyers also getting crushed. here to discuss all that capitalist pig's jonathan hoenig is also a fox news contributor. fdb capital partners founder susan full town. here so gloat is charlie gasparino. >> why? melissa: because you've never been a big fan of twitter as a stock. you love it as something to use and to harange people on. >> just to be fair, i'm not crazy about facebook and they're doing pretty good, as a stock. melissa: yes. >> here's what i would say, based on my reporting, i've been talking to a lost bankers lately, they believe this is bursting of a tech bubble. maybe not as bad as 2000have no- melissa: david einhorn -- >> irrational, irrational exuberance, very cheap money. you finally have a bursting of this stuff, twitter is not making money. a lot of these companies don't make money. people are coming down to, the valuations are starting to come down to some sort of reality. the scary thing, wall street is no

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summer you're also the voice of the of coming out a made in film rio to your eduardo king of the bluebirds you're a bird i'm a bird when you're doing that and i did shrek i did the ugly stepsister i didn't realize i sat in a room and that you directed i mean there's a director stand there doing it and sometimes there are some sketches some stuff they've got to do the movements do you enjoy that so i like it was a good time i mean when you get to play on the king of the pirates you know it is acting oh yeah yeah and in fact some of the scenes we did i did with anne hathaway who plays my daughter we actually did together sometimes you're alone was together no sometimes you're alone but sometimes you know when some scenes we did together and they really did i'm alone is like a lot kind of voice you get for it nor are they they don't want you to do a voice they be they want people to recognize larry king i did my regular years where they don't know you did does seem like you're a bird but then they got cycling and somehow they they catch your persona and they cooperated in in the face of the s

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. >> ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> this is a bluebird box, and it's a very small little bird that to nest in. and so when there's work to have to get done, we've always got one of us that are willing to get out there and do it. >> welcome back to "california country." >> woodland, california, has a history as one of the largest and most important agricultural centers in the northern part of the state. and there's a place on the edge of town that reflects much of that history. in two huge buildings near interstate 5, you'll find the fred. heidrick antique ag collection, the world's largest and most unique collection of one-of-a-kind antique agricultural equipment, and the hays antique truck museum, also recognized as the largest of its kind in the world. but this is much more than old trucks and farm implements. at the center, much history is shared through interactive exhibits, entertaining events, and stories told by people like lonnie wunder. >> fred heidrick was a major farmer in the area. he farmed over 30,000 acres at one time. and he ended up collecting farm equipment all of