still ahead on "lunch money," george costanza. jason alexander in his new standup career. samsung releases its new galaxy s5, leading over apple as the world's largest smartphone maker. a start up aiming high with a helium-filled wind turbine. it would be a record, the world's highest wind turbine. here is a look at this thing in action. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television. also streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and amazon fire. i am adam johnson. a lot happening in tech. biggest weekly decline for the group since january. amazon, facebook, netflix have gotten hit. as for the headlines, struggling games developer zynga is losing its cfo of six years. he will be replaced by best buy's david lee. amazon to buy new york comixology. samsung introducing the galaxy s5 today. yesterday, ryan blair highlighted some of the new features. >> this is the new samsung galaxy s5, there is a much more simplified approach. it is waterproof. you have to put it in three feet of water for 30 minutes. they build in some protection of the inside. they have done great

forn alexander is famous playing george costanza on of the mostone successful sitcoms of television.o a standup comic. he joined stephanie ruhle to talk about his new vegas gig. >> i began in the corporate market, performing arts, and then casinos and nightclubs. about two and a half years ago i started performing under my own name and if you are doing standup comedy, vegas is mecca. >> let's talk about your own name and the value of a brand. actorartist, musician, wants to have a brand right now, and you have a brand associated with george costanza. has that been a positive or a negative? >> i would say it is a net positive in as much as -- you know, most actors, if you really want to look at us as rands, -- brands, i guess, we never get that kind of status. it is rare that an actor gets to do something that is labeled iconic, that has real staying power, that seems to appeal to every demographic. that is what the seinfeld show accomplished. it not only did it when we were on the air, but it continues to sustain long past our expiration date. for me, that has given me an enormous en

oupee separates you and george costanza? >> it does. president obama introducing in all likelihood the new secretary of health and human services. let's listen in. [applause] >> all right, everybody have a seat, have a seat. good morning. >> good morning. office, iixth year in am extraordinarily grateful to have so many aides and advisers who have been there since the earliest days, but it is still somewhat bittersweet when any of them leave for new endeavors come even when their successor is wonderful. in early march, kathleen my secretary of health and human services, told me she would be moving on once the first open enrollment period under the affordable care act came to an end, and after five years of extraordinary service to our country and 7.5 million americans who have signed up for coverage through these changes, she has earned that right. applause]d i will miss her advice, i will miss her friendship, i will miss her wit, but i am proud to nominate somebody who succeeds oher who hold these traits in abundance, sylvia mathews bu

i pulled a george costanza moment. you know, chicken salad on -- >> rye. >> there you go.o me, look at that chart right there. over the last year, it tested that 110 level. it held it. the next week, on april 10th, they have march sales. a string of disappointment. the least good news is going to pop that triangle. i bought some april calls. >> this was your final trade yesterday. it's shocking to hear it's in the triangle of death. >> i'm trying to do a little -- >> brave. >> let's talk corn prices. hitting their highest levels in eight months after the usda said farmers may plant the smallest amount of corn since 2010. are higher food costs being passed along to the consumer. let's bring in irwin simon, ceo of hain celestial. the head of the u.s. business says he expects pricing for almonds, dairy and commodities to rise. and the cost increase will be passed on to the consumer. >> it happens every year. the crop goes into the ground. we talked about cold winters. we have a protein business. it was a cold winter. and next year, thanksgiving will watch the price of turkeys