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I will fight these injustices with every ounce of my strength and my spirit. If im charged, i know im innocent. That was new York City mayor Eric Adams taking a defiant tone in the wake of a federal indictment. Well break down the timeline of events leading up to this moment, what the sealed indictment reportedly includes, and what could come next for the firstterm mayor. Plus, Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump each at the Campaign Trail in key Battleground States offering competing visions for the economy. And just hours from now, ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy will meet ...

Welcome back, everyone. i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside louis burgdorf. it's the bottom of the hour. let's start with the morning's top stories. president trump has formally submitted his 2020 budget to congress and it appears his promises to slash the government's debt will be easier said than done. he's proposing a $4.75 trillion budget with a focus on increasing military spending. the defense department's budget is to be boosted by $33 billion to $718 billion or more than half of the entire proposed federal discretionary budget. the plan also calls for $8.6 billion to be set aside for constru...

Costa rica. >> snakes on a plane, scorpions on a plane, getting bedbugs on a plane. >> how do you get a scorpion? >> time for early start on money, years of cost cutting bankruptcies, the airline industry is one people love to hate and this week really tapping into that. american, delta and united have been the choice, it is notoriously one of the lowest customer satisfaction indesk. they raked in $25.6 billion last year, a $241 billion increase from 2014, most is because of oil drops. it is a very big part of it. but it's not all bad.

Increasing the minimum wage. >> want to get one more story. when it comes to the economy analysts say there are signs of a bright spot according to data released by the federal reserve, families are borrowing at the fastest pace since the financial crisis hit. it is seen as a signal that consumers may be feeling a little more comfortable with their economic situations. debt held by u.s. households rose by $241 billion in the fourth quarter to $11.5 trillion. but despite the news, the jobs and the economy are still the top issues on people's minds. according to a recent gallup poll and a new su...

Washington bridge scandal. bridget anne kelly and bill stepien have refused subpoenas calling for documents. this sets up a likely battle to see if the lawyer for the special investigation can compel them to hand it over. kelly famously e-mailed, time for some traffic problems in fort lee ahead of days of lane closures and cripples traffic that set off this investigation. >> we turn our attention to business. investigators are keeping an eye on those minutes. yesterday, the nasdaq rose for an eighth session. it's longest winning streak that we have seen since the summer. cnbc's steve sedgwick ...