. >> and even at lunch, brice finds ways to score more miles. >> how does the venue look?> pretty good. >> are you thinking about what's on the menu or the points? >> always thinking about points. >> when you pay for anything with credit cards you will earn points but then there is the dining club. i already looked it up. this cafe that we're in is member of the united dining plus. >> this little cafe? >> you would be surprised how many are in there. >> it's rewards network.com, he was able to score a bonus of 170 miles if he dines out three times a week he will score an extra round trip ticket in just one year. >> it never stops. and that's how you're able to take trips all the way down to ft. lauderdale for free for lunch. >> and all of these perks may soon become a thing of the past. >> in the last year or so, airlines started tweaking with their frequent flier programs and devalued the programs across the board. >> delta announced it would be changing its entire program. delta will reward based on how much you spend. >> it really pry ortizes people who are buying busin

. >> eight-year-old brice poole calls it the dinosaur bone museum, his favorite.knew they to come. >> it's the last day of the dinosaurs t won't reopen until he's 13. so we thought we would get one last advice knit.o: >> reporter: even a tyrannosaurus rex can't outmuscle museum maintenance. starting on monday the second most visited museum in the world will undergo a 48 million dollar overhaul. the century old dinosaur hall will close and nearly 8 million visitors a year won't get to see the museum's most popular attraction. director. >> there is really no eas easy-- cosmetic fix for the hall. what you are seeing is band dade after band-aid. >> physical repairs which include walls and floor being removed, the hall opened up and the story of more than 2,000 dinosaurs retold after the fossils have been restored. >> the place where the bone was filled in, more plaster paris and paint. we will remove the skeleton from the plaster paris, like we have to excavate it all over again. >> reporter: the museum is also making room for its newest jurassic star, a 56 million ye

. >> that is steve brice. thank you so much for this easter monday assessment.t, we will be checking in on how the japanese yen is performing following the disappointing trade figures. >> good morning. these are your fx headlines. the yen is weakening. exports rose by only 1.8%. trade deficits coming in at a record high. the korean won strengthening after the imf said that the korean currency may be up to 8% undervalued. that has led to current -- to authorities not to intervene in the korean market. and the qb is rebounding from -- rebounding. we is rebounding. exports coming out weaker than forecast. won, the imforean talking about how it is significantly stronger. you see the to-month chart. that is how it is going down. , raising rates 2%. a 3.2% difference. currencies do strengthen ahead of expectations. working --onomist is is forecasting rates to go up. those are the stories from the fx markets today. >> other stories making headlines around the world, at least three people have died in clashes in eastern ukraine and kiev says moscow is asked voiding the

. >> and speaking of difficulties being an all- star outfielder there are not many things that brice hit a long ball and run fast and make the catch, but you might not want him on the beach volleyball team. throw it back from the crowd and the wind throws it right back. >> it is the wind and elements. and so we take it off to. take the hand off with football. opening day for harper and he smacked his head trying to get a double play. they are going to boat the nets. >> and something happens and the end result is okay. >> and give them credit. >> and he can't throw that. and you have to watch out for his arms. that is good and protected. and thank you for joining us today. and have a great day, everybody. watch out and america's news headquarters starts right now. >>> fox news alert. safety of vehicles parked in drive ways in america. a hearing and general motor's ceo on the hot seat. why did it take so long to inform people with the flaw in the ignition switch. family members of the crash victims talking steps where it is in place. >> we are the people left behind when a loved one go

it's really a question of where do you brice the companies, and are there fundamentals to them?until the second week of june if you want an ipo, and if not, a lot of people go on vacation, they want to wait until the fall. a lot of these are getting pushed out the door. >> and also the question of guidance, john. if you're going to issue some kind of forecast for the year, which not every company does, do you want to set a low bar that would make it easier to finish out the year? or do you want to risk any sign of weakness knowing what could happen to your stock? >> the most important bars are low bars for top-line metrics. coming out and talking about the mobile users, registered users, and setting relatively low targets you can sandbag against, it's what you have to do in this environment, because the market has gotten so far ahead of where the companies are at in terms of growth. >> these companies have gotten a pass, google, netflix, making the big investments, amazon, for things that haven't shown results, and just now we have google, which i know we'll talk about later, bu