. >> exactly so, if you're concerned about that, don't allow it don't login with your facebook i.d. create a separate one specific to that app. if it's an app that only requires a facebook i.d., don't use it that's the easiest way to distance yourself from potential controversy. if however you're willing to do it, pay attention to how they plan to use it because they have notices. you skip over those notices often. read through them. i know it's not the easiest -- >> by the way, don't give your real birth date to anybody don't give things like that they can match up with a social security down the line never post those things online. >> and where you live and all those things. >> ed, thank you >> sure. >> great to see you. >>> now here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." as promised, president trump took a big step toward imposing tariffs on china those would total about $60 billion on chinese goods and limit china's ability to invest in u.s. technology companies it could reach up to 1,300 specific imports there will be public comment before the

was having difficulty logging onto facebook and to verify me yesterday they asked me to scan either my passport, driver's license marriage certificate or national i.dded to buy a house, buy a car, but you can be very democratic about your facebook organization. gerri: we are running out of time my friend. love you, talk to you soon. >> would need to check ourselves a little bit here. we need to have a bigger equifax issue. lauren: thank you, scott maria bartiromo, that is your top story today. >> great to see you, lauren, see you in a few minutes very happened thursday. i maria bartiromo. thursday, march 22nd. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. apologies that is. mark zuckerberg finally speaking out over the company's current privacy scandal, calling it a major breach of trust. >> this is a major breach of trust and i'm really sorry that this happened. we have a basic responsibility to protect people's data and if we can't do that, we don't deserve to have the opportunity to serve people. >> a technology and he says he's going to testify before congress if necessary. lawmakers have reached a tentative agreement on a $123 trillion spending bill. do they h