texas. joe thanks. victoria thanks so much. appreciate it. good night from new york. >> it is monday march 11th here are your market movers 5 a.m. president trump set to ask congress for more than 8 billion dollars for the border wall in the 2020 budget and democrats ds are already threatening another government shutdown and alexandria taking another hit at capitalism this time calling ire irredeemable if you fear that robots are taking over american jobs there may be one human job they should stay away from how a man found out he was die from a robot.

♪ >> and here's how your money is moving at 5 a.m. nasdaq futures are higher by 7 points s&p up as well but check out the dow. down 197 point. it is being pressured by boeing shares today at had this moment in premarket are down 9% after play makers second deadly crash over the weekend and et ethiopian crash and china and airline as now grounding all 737 maxes let's which can out european stocks trading to the upside ahead of a crucial brexit vote tomorrow. in asia shanghai composite adding almost 2% overnight some positive comments from head of china central bank. on trade negotiations -- >> and negotiations continue this monday and we would like to welcome everybody to fbn:am good morning i'm cheryl casone. >> good morning i'm lauren

simonetti. there's a lot happening this morning, president trump is gearing up for another battle with the democrats. over his proposed border wall, with reports say the president will propose a budget today that includes an additional 8.6 billion pay for that wall the request more than six time what is congress allocated for border projects in each of the fiscal years. white house economic advisory said that trump demand is likely to spark a budget battle. >> it is a crisis of economics. it is a crisis of crime and drugs it is crisis of humanity. we have to be much tough earn have more constructive immigration policy which we will be twoing over a period of time so yes he's going to stay with his wall and border security so i think it is essential. >> the propose calls on heals of a bruising battle with congress over well funding that, of course, resulted in that five week partial government shutdown. >> do we want to see that again?

let's bring in of the daily caller good morning and let's talk about this 8.6 billion a lot of the budget details we'll get later today from the white house but 5 billion of this department of homeland security another 3.6 billion defense department for construction of the wall. and also, he wants, of course, the president to complete 722 miles of had this wall. is this realistic this proposal from the white house this morning? >> i think it's realistic so farce what president trump needs to really finish his border agenda. but at the end of the day let's look at what had presidential border -- or proposals actually budget proposals actually are. they're not necessarily legitimate legislation proposals. what they are is saying this is the president saying this is my ideal best case scenario. and as nancy pelosi and chuck schumer have said they're not going to stand for anything that has this much border funding in it. nancy pelosi is already said that she's going to force another government shutdown come

october, if the actual budget proposal looks anything like this. >> and so -- >> so politics aside, though, i mean there is some interesting things in here if you're a fiscal qeivetive you may want to hear this 2.7 trillion in cuts to nondefense discretionary spending bipartisan issue would be that some believe the government is bloated. this would be sol pretty substantial cuts. again we don't know details we'll know later today. >> absolutely. it is a very conservative budget there's no questioning that. problem is, democrats don't like conservative budgets as we know. and so they're going tods everything that they can web and i think president trump knows that. he knows that this is or more of a -- a statement of his best case scenario and he knows congress will look the same in october as it does now to fight him on this issue same way it does now. what is -- what will be different in october is that presidential campaign of a lot of democrats are beginning to be in full swing, and democratic strategists have been saying that they want to talk about

health care and they want to talk about education. they don't want to talk about illegal immigration. they don't think it is their best issue. but what president trump is doing with this budget or at least in part is that he's forcing democrats to talk about this issue. they're going to be having lots of debates primary debates during this time and they're not going to be able to talk about about issues that they want to talk about when president trump is forcing them to vote on immigration. prchg but real quick we should add here with new structure of congress that anything that is a budget anything fiscally has to go through gop controlled senate but has to have bipartisan support it doesn't have that with the house in thes how far do you think dems are going to dig in politically into this issue? mowing that the senate can't pass anything without their approval? >> yeah. i think they're going to use it to force another government shutdown just as they did when just in jan with that five week shutdown again when president trump sort of realizes the situation that nancy pelosi was

forcing on him and relented and it shall went route of a national emergency. >>s that a dangerous road. great to have you on this morning thank you so much. >> great to be here. thanks so much. not just the wall that's likely to get in thes riled up the president budget reportedly also cuts domestic spending myc advisor larry kudlow telling fox news sunday that cuts would be across the board. >> and the president is proposing roughly a 5% across the board reduction in domestic spending account a tough budget and do our own cap this is year long overdue and budget deals haven't been favorable to spending. he added that cuts are will help keep gdp growth around 10% for ten years and bring in edward of the american institute for economic research thanks for joining us edward. >> good morning, lauren there's a disconnect between the white house is projecting for the economy and what what independent forecastsers say. how do you explain the

difference? >> well, the president said that he's going to be probusiness that has been actually materializing so the tax cuts, the deregulations has actually led to fueling of economic activity. economic growth turned out to be very good last year. 2.9% so 3% is actually quite impressive. some of his forecasts are a little bit higher than what they typical economist says but things have been working out so far a with this probusiness proeconomic agenda. >> the budget also calls for we heard that from the sound from larry kudlow that we played basically a 5 a% cut in spending across the board. they put more money to veterans more money towards kefs can spending cuts make up for cost of defense but also for the cost of the tax cuts? >> you know, i would tell you one issue that we have which is a big one is overspending

problem still i would say very bloated. cheryl just mentioned that a minute ago. there's no plan to come close to a balance budget in terms of lowering spending to match what government is receiving. we'll get to that. but that's going to be maybe about 15 years from now. so this is a case where the -- debt is going to keep increasing lead to fewer interest rate payments having to go up and future taxes going to have to go up so kind of a worrying trend that has not been going away for a long time. >> if you look at how markets and treasuries are performing you can make argument that maybe investors right now aren't concerned about that but we have to tend there. edward thank you very much. [laughter] >> all right. well, let's talk about boeing this morning. the the company under serious scrutiny after another deadly

plane crash involving 737 max eight aircraft a jet crashed in ethiopia yesterday that killed all 157 people onboard. this is the same boeing model that went into a nose dive in indonesia back in october. that killed 189 people despite the pilot's fighting to regain control that aircraft. now china is grounding all 737 max 8 planes eat e yoap i can airlines growngsding the aircraft as as have cayman airlines so far. shares of boeing taking a look at this in premarket down a nine and quarter percent to weigh on the dow jones industrial today. >> u.s. and china are close to reach a currency deal ahead of china central bank says beijing will not boost exports meanwhile l beijing now removed a trip to mar-a-lago for the official calendar slated for later this month chinese official dos want

a final deal finish before they have that face-to-face meeting between the two leaders. dges well now let's head to the crisis happening in venezuela. country massive power outage has turned deadly. opposition leader says at least 17 people have died as hospital struggling to assist patients. talking to communication networks were also wiped out experts say the blackout likely occurred because of a fire that high voltage transmission line after year of government neglect. he was calling for a state of emergency. and today is the day tesla c e oh elon musk must respond to contempt charges by fec in response to a tweet sent by musk that claims tesla will make around 500,000 cars this this year and fec says tweet violates september agreement that says musk tweets about the company must be vetted. meanwhile tesla also announcing that it is raising prices worldwide by 3% on average for

more expensive model tesla also says it will keep more physical stores open and previous planned. the company now will shift all sales online, but a new report suggest that plan could be problematic land lords say tesla still on the hook for 1.6 billion dollarss to cover its store he'ses how is this affecting tesla shares today well they're trading to upside 1.8%. 289, 2 a pop. here are other headlines making news this monday morning, a possible bank on the table today wall street journal is reporting that deutsche bank and commerce bank executives agreed to hold talks. they are to largest bank and share price decline and weak performances. shares of deutsche bank certainly a stock to watch at this point. meantime walking free, the woman accused of playing a part in the death of kim jong-un half brother has been released from custody. after two years rt froms did not

say why they asked to drop that case. >> okay new concerns over north korea the united nations finding the ym is trying to work around sanctions by importing petroleum products through ship transferses and stepping up coal export and this comes after reports found activity out of north korea missile sight and national security advisor johnball ton telling maria bartiromo it is possible kim jong-un may come back to the table after of no deal was made at the hanoi summit. >> i think the president is exactly the right thing, they have a full exchange of views as saying goes, and it was clear they weren't going to reach agreement ppg it is possible that north korea will go back and rethink the position they came in with and come back to talk to the president about the big deal. >> britain exit from the european union hanging in the balance. still talks between the u.k. and e.u. l deadlock ahead a of tomorrow's vote on prime minister may deal.

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>> 2020 in thes in full force this weekend bashing president trump and pedaling ideas like medicare for all to try and win their parties momtion. >> oh boy here we go top here this morning with the pitches they are making around the country. todd. >> cheryl and lauren good morning to both of you we are still a year away from primary and caucus easing campaigns in full swing across all types of plat formals starting with the traditional, of course, the tv interview. elizabeth warren saying she wants to break up some large tech companieses while insisting she's not a socialist. i believe in markets and level playing field physical >> labeled aside a socialist. >> well,s it's just wrong. bernie sanders rallying in battleground new hampshire guaranteeing health care to people as a right and a, of

course, attacking the president. >> this campaign is not going to defeat druch the most dangerous president in our lifetime. >> but in terms of sheer numbers austin, texas that was the place to be, these democrats hitting south by southwest, number them, in fact, john delaney saying president is responsible for degrading society, but toking short of joining his party's lurch to the left. >> i do worry that if we with embrace socialism in its pure form right that's a mistake. right, i'm a capitalist by nature. we are a capitalist country it has strong social programs. and that's what a i think are model is going forward. >> there was a republican there as well kevin mccarthy defending president trump. >> he's not afraid to take a position if he believes it and then someone comes well that's not where republican party

stands so what this is what i think is right and i think that's something people could admire in today's world. >> there are currently 11 declared democratic candidates for 2020 not to mention those with exploratory committees, of course, those who have not yet decided or publicly stated what they're going to do we will see. >> we sure will we have a year left. todd thank you very much. [laughter] we have got a lot to cover this monday morning i want to tick a look at u.s. futures right now, the dow in the premarket down 215 points a big chunk of this is the pressure on boeing this morning. of course, the stock is down sunday crash and ethiopian airline and max new questions about the safety of that boeing aircraft. and its ability to fly around world right now so we're watching that we're also looking at the s&p and nasdaq which are actually slightly higher. also apple taking privacy concerns to the next level. how it is trying to stop -- from snooping on your phone. and can your political views

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mobile phone users locations, read their messages and apparently this is something that police forces in the u.k. use this type of technology so apple reportedly patent way to encrypt signals that are are sent between mobile tower and user phones protecting them from authorities privacy advocates, of course, in favor of something like this. but police forces authorities there saying this is dangerous because we need this type of technology too this encryption stop the terrorist attacks, the criminals they're able to evade police forces. >> maybe we can grow on something when we speak the political parties. what are republicans and democrats actually agreeing on now? >> of course. both sides they have different opinions on many things including what companies are are favorable and a not favorable. but according to a poll survey of corporate reputation democrats paver craft hines company and republicans like chick-fil-a the companies at bottom of the list democrats, it is the trump organization or for

republicans it is dish network. according to the survey, they agree on more companies they dislike because of the bad performance that affects aism people so the bottom for both parties facebook, phillip morris, dish, sears wells fargo, and a the u.s. government to make that supply -- >> that is called bipartisanship let's talk about had this. this is krez a robot doctor -- made its rounds of a hospital that turned out pretty bad. >> a lot of people have said about this social media a story going viral and it happened in fremont, california 78-year-old man was told that he was dying and that the hospital had run out of medical options by a doctor through a video there you can see on his screen had his granddaughter who was with them at the time she took video of this all going on because she wanted to show her family members what was happen she couldn't believe what was going on. she said she doesn't want another family to have to go through something like this but the hospital saying that's not a robot. it is a video keel conference of

an actual doctor really following up on previous conversations that medical professionals have with patients. so in turn they're kind of saying we're not breaking any news but we're kind of following up but bed sign manner. >> but exactly it not good for health care to have those especially people in rural areas to get quality care via face thyme or whatever well that's a crazy story. thank you so much. >> check futures because this is crazy too the disconnect we're seeing because of boeing 9% drop on another deadly crash. dow futures are down 3 quarters of one percent that's 194 points s&p up nasdaq up as well. well, coming up a trip to mar-a-lago off the book now for xi jinping what does this mean for the u.s. china trade talk and power of social media how a lonely donut shop owner son sent his failings business through the roof with one single tweet. you're watching fbn:am. i can't believe it.

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>> global market actually right nowlet take a look at particular at the dow we've got triple digit loss right now in the premajority for the dow downwards of 200 a molt now down 184 in premarket. mixed picture for major averages the story here is boeing. boeing shares are down, substantially in premarket down more than 9 and quarter percent after the plane makers the second deadly crash in five months over the weekend and ethiopian airline jet crash killing 157 and china and airline as gracing that 737 max. taking a look at europe real quick major averages there are higher. brexit negotiations continue and trade negotiations continue for asia progress and current manipulation but change of plans for president meeting with mar-a-lago more on that. lauren. >> congress again reduce

domestic spend refocus money on his priorities budget reportedly call for boosting defense spend egg and making 2.7 trillion dollars none defense cuts the president also ceased gdp growth around 3% is it realistic is the question michael lee of the wealth and mark of the oxford club, join us now, mark to you first what do you think is it realistic? >> well as fed chair powell said yesterday on "60 minuteses," he thinks that 4% growth is going to be very difficult. 3.certainly seems quite possible, i mean, we've been right there. the thing that we have to be concerned about is china. europe, brexit so there are a lot of -- a lot of things out there especially globally not so much within the united states but globally that could affect gdp growth here at a home. >> we have a weak jobs report for february, and -- some folks are saying maybe economy isn't doing so well so

let's play that sound on "60 minutes" and mike i want you to respond on other side. >> i think growth this year will be slower than last year. s last year was high pest growth that we've experienced since financial crisis in more than ten years. this year, i expected growth will continue to be positive and continue to be at a healthy rate. >> what do you think, mike? >> look, most people thought growth going into 2018 was going to be 2.2 and we came in above 3%. i wouldn't be surprised to see that again in 2019, 3% top because of the external factors going on. but the 20,000 job number on friday a member that will be revised twice, and both december and january numbers were revised upwards if you average all three numbers even at 20,000 in february, we have 186,000 new jobs created each month in line with the average for last couple of years. >> and january retail sales come out today hopefully improvement

after that decline in december. >> i'll be interested to see revision on december afterwards come out too because they're telling different story than retail sales are telling us. >> over the weekend south by southwest festival in texas, and mark plan to what -- alexandria cortez had to say. >> capitalism isn't to me is -- an ideology of capital it means that we seek and prioritize profit and the accumulation of money above all else and we seek it at any human and environmental cost. and to me that ideology is not sustainable. and cannot be redeemed. >> okay that's -- that's where a lot of democrats are headed. they're saying that capitalism is bad. how do you think that's going to play out, mark? >> i don't think that's going to play out well among many democrats you know there are plenty of democrats out there that maybe left on socialist

issues but believe strongly in capitalism. capitalism is what made this country what it is, and while i think there is room for discussion about maybe some problems within the system, i mean, they are certainly some issues income equality as bad as it has been in this country but capitalism is what makes this country great it is allow people to full thelses up out of pofort and to say that capitalism is bad, it is i think very naive and it really i think -- signified what's wrong with this country that things are always very left or right very right or wrong and there's really no room for nuance or discussion about how to tweak some of the things that need to be fixed. >> yeah but michael really quickly do you think income inequality bit there and c not making much and do you think that's a plat form for dems as we approach 2020 in >> wage gap has been a stupid argument and will continue to be because it shows a lack of understanding.

and it is just like in the u.s. the reason why we've created so much wealth and become most prolific society to make as much money as you want. focus should be on how -- how -- how we can make more money for people that have lives very us taking it from people who have it. >> mark thank you very much. >> thank you. all right well, let's talk about china now. china's top central bankers signaled washington and beijing are getting close to reaching a currency deal. that is part of trade negotiations ahead of the people bank at china say beijing will notten gauge to help chinese exports and heritage policy and asian technology and joins us this morning and rally it is always the question with -- these negotiations. they may promise this but will it be enforceable start with the currency issue. >> certainly. the governor of the people of bank of china he himself sees himself as kind of guy who believes that the market should

be the decider of what currency exchange rates should be. but you know, the autonomy of the people bank of china is not like the autonomy of the fed certainly, the people of congress has more sort of leverage if you will over people of bank of china perhaps than the fed relationship with the u.s. government. >> right. right. you know listen this was a headline making moment between the united states and china. larry kudlow own fox news sunday talks about where we are the state of play listen to what he told chris wallace. >> will there be a signing ceremony between the two leaders eat in march or april? >> i will play that from the optimistic tide i will take the over on that. with economic growth. >> over meaning -- >> meaning good yes. >> positive. sometime either this month or next. >> bullish. he's bull rally but chinese have taken a mar-a-lago trip off a of xi jinping schedule what does

this say to you right now? >> i'm still optimistic a deal will be made if it is not getting made in march it will be made in april. i think issue is more of a scheduling thing china has a huge economic form at the end of martha i'm sure the president, president xi will have to tend and so flying between florida and -- on china can be -- pratt long trip so, certainly i think this was more a scheduling issue than a pessimism side of the deal being made. >> what do you make of the line that we've heard from some in congress and some frankly financial journalist that say that chinese are going to use a sales negotiations with north korea to play hard ball with u.s. and trade negotiations what's the north korea factor here? >> i mean that's definitely one idea that's floating out there. i've always said that you know, the future of the u.s. mca and talks has a little bit more leverage in the china talks. given that these are more economic issues than anything

else. but certainly people saw the north korea -- summit or failed the summit as sort of a signaling that perhaps this deal might not get made but i disagree. >> and what will that teal look like and we have ratchet become our expectations over last week or so. thank you for being here. >> thank you. let's attack a look at other headlines making news this monday morning lawyers for the teenager at the center of the controversy telling fox news they're filing a massive lawsuit against cnn today. according to nick's lawyers they will seek more than 250 million dollars the suit comes weeks after a similar lawsuit was filed against "the washington post." both organizations shortened stare down with native american activist his lawyers allege their coverage was misleading to the public. in 2021 american citizens will need more than their passport to visit europe in order to visit 22 european countries americans will have to complete an onis line application and pay a small

fee no word how much it will cost but travelers will also need an e-mail and detect or credit card to be approved. and finally feel good story about power of socially man a man donut shop was empty so his son he's sad because no one is coming to his new donut shop and posted the address well tweet went viral and droves lined up to try billies donuts outside of houston, texas, father and son selling out of everything that they sold, cheryl. >> you have to love social media and power of the internet on this -- it a feel good story we need it. a lot happen aing otherwise in the world. we've got a lot more coming up this morning. still ahead, elizabeth warren adding apple to the list of big tech she wantses to take a sledgehammer to what her plan for silicon valley would look like cue batman theme music as another bat takes on the nba.

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and poukedder creative director of let's start with the legal side of this. what would it legally look like to try to break up undue acquisition think about facebook buying up instagram and what's app is this even possible? >> i mean it is. it is certainly possible this happened with microsoft, and microsoft antitrust action actually allowed these companies to foster. so is it possible? it is. is it going to happen? we'll see. i mean, this ftc looked at this before and, in fact, last month they announced that task force looking at these very same issues. and trump has said last year, that he's looking at this as well so it is not just elizabeth warren that stalking about all of this right now. >> she makes a point ian there needs to be a cop on the beat there there needs to be a regulating how big these technology companies can get. two questions for or you. do userses care and then will

the services still be free if the companies are broken up if they can't get bigger and bigger? >> so yeah. users care about data privacy so getting secure when you're that big you better you know really be looked after almost like a government contractor they're that big in that respect. i don't think users care that much because the people that are mostly hurt by this are startups that want to compete if you remember jet.com raise ared 3 billion to try to compete with amazon and then they sold to wal-mart so hard from a business enterprise to compete but general user the services are free and good for people so -- >> so stay with us us on business side of this. andy was south by southwest over the weekend she pitched basically a consumer attack and this goes kind of data privacy issue that we've been talking about so much. that if you're going to use our data my data lauren's that that should be a taxable transaction for big technology. i would think that would be a financial sker for these guy.

>> they make a fortune and they have high margin and fact that they do like data is oil in that respect and if they want people to feel that good to keep using platform it wouldn't be a bad idea to say you win with us as you give us more information there's a little bit of a -- of a referral in some sense or give me that. i don't think that's detrimental but bigger situation at hand is they are really too big and they are scarily powerful so it is an easy one to say let's break them up. >> and that brings us to whole amazon question, amazon as they ironically open more they killed off david they killed off brick-and-mortar so there a compromise out of all of this democratic talk and you know as you say that other people republicans independence think as well is there a compromise where you can make easier for mom and pops for other brick-and-mortar to exist in terms of regulation? >> there has to be at some point it has to be bipartisan. because if this does continue to grow, in the manner in which it is, someone is going to have to

jump in. it is -- it's inevitable i would say. let's just talk about what -- elizabeth warren is talking about. i think partially it could be done through the ftc in department of justice. and a the other side is has to be done through congress. it is beginning to require both chambers and the president at some point because you're not going to be able to get like for example, one of her proposals is to -- for anybody making over 25 billion not to be able to do business on same platform that they have for example, google can't sell their ads. or amy dison can't sell their products. that will absolutely require legislation. >> you know there is precedent for this to give up the breakup and remember what happened with the bell companies back in the day. this isn't unheard of this could be a very possible outcome for big technology. david e.g. i can thank you very much for doing this story. we appreciate it. and unfortunately, you came on a

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futures this morning dow under pressure and triple digit los the story is boeing and a crash over the weekend of a 737 max

question about aircraft we are watching that for you this morning. also this big comeback at the arnold palmer invitational. who won last year british open began a final round of the arnold palmer behind leaders rs but 36-year-old played what he called the best putting ground of his career flawsless at 8-under finished minus 12 a fantastic birdie on hi final hole sealed a two-shot victory at a check for more than 1.6 million dollars. the beautiful putt on 77nd hole tiger woods did not play because of a strained neck but confirminged sunday tige her play in this week's players championship. this comes sunday the ncaa men's basketball tournament selection is show three schools got in sunday to bracket never before hit gardner web university been

here but running bulldogs from boiling springs north carolina school of 2600 plus when big south conference overgo to ncaa so does bradley and liberty. something we "don't ask, don't tell" see every day a soccer player gets attacked by a fan . sucker punches on the pitch and english championship match jack -- gets suck orer punched by fan but gets ultimate revenge scores game winning goal and he wins at birmingham city and the greatest day of his life. it is glout son bad for new york knicks the worst team in the nba saturday night honor james went after a fan following another loss the fan yelled sell the team. [laughter] set team. your opinion --

not an opinion -- and you know what enjoy watching them on tv. watch them on tv valued at $4 billion nba rich to fourth straight season they lost again last night now down 13 and 54 thingses going batty in san antonio twice in february spurs games destructed by bats that happened again sunday. but now this mascot is the man an they went after the bat by seven. jared, thank you. to basketball. i liked the response he's restrained in a way you can see he wanted to go off but he kept his cool. i don't know. >> something you "don't ask, don't don't see we can't have fans that close to players. >> jerry max catch his sports report on fox news -- >> we're keeping close eye beauing story this morning and premarket affecting dow and premarket dow 165, over pressure over a plane crash we'll talk

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that music annoying? cvs played same on hold tune for decades now it is on brink of a break down. >> tracee carrasco has that it is really annoying. especially if you're on hold listening to that for several minutes but yes there's a doctor in massachusetts he wrote a letter pleading pleading with ca

radio station explaining his hatred for gipping l hex i hear it in my sleep i hear it when i grow running sometimes i walk up in the middle of the night humming that melody it haunts me day and night it is not healthy. i know -- i'm a doctor. that letter, of course, going viral. sparked nationwide debate with wall street journal calling tune, quote, one of the most polarizing pieces of music in america. so the boston globe they did get a comment back from cvs in the process of updating its systems. we may no longer hear that music not sure when but a lot of companies have done that. tried to update hold music and in a funny way let's talk spaghetti it is awe then tuck italian food? according to the mayor of that no it is not. because -- on a mission to stop thinking spaghetti kale from the city

because they are wrong. so as i mention he's taken this to twitter and again on radio stations there. had he said, quote, spaghetti doesn't exist yet famous world over -- and the mayor as i mention he said we would pref that the world qowld would know that city evented tortellini and lasagna taking this to twitter asking people l to post pictures when they see spaghetti boli like that at restaurants. tracee carrasco from this to another italian mornings with maria. >> i'm maria bartiromo, happy monday it is monday march 11th your top stories right now. just before 6 a.m. on east coast. the battle for border funding is on president trump will ask congress for more than 8 billion dollars for the wall as part of his 2020 budget proposal.

that budget proposal out this morning. it is set to spark another showdown on capitol hill this morning and then it this grounded china keeping all of its boeing 737s max 8 jets on ground after deadly crash yesterday, boeing the big company to watch this morning. the stock is down almost 9%. that is really the story of markets this morning. dragging down it dow industrials right now. we've got a lot on boeing coming up. the risk of recession where are we? federal reserve chairman jay powell with the biggest threat to u.s. economy in a new interview last night what he said about global economy and president trump coming up and then tesla doing u-turn to keep more stores open and raise prices that comes as ceo elon musk faces deadline to explain why he shouldn't be held in con tempght of court over his tweets. morningses with maria begins right now.