ben: trump said he would not interfere with with accor -- with whitaker if he wanted to put pressureecial counsel bob mueller. push him out the door. it was a bit of a strange thing for trump to say because the concern is trump put whitaker in their to do his bidding on those issues. it is doubly strange because the reports we are getting now is whitaker is telling senators or colleagues he will not be taking those actions. what is going on is not exactly clear, but we know democrats are very concerned about whitaker's presence in the justice department and they say he was not constitutionally placed at the head of the justice department, and they are pushing that in court. the white house and justice department say it is legitimate and there is no problem. weeks since the midterms, we have an outcome for the florida senate race. ben: the rick scott prevailed by 10,000 votes, i very narrow margin that expands the republican votes in the senate, push judgesier to through. but you need 60 votes to get anything done. because we have divided government, it means we need bipartisanship to

. >> accor but one question still lingers, is this case closed?ateline" continues. >>> and now with the conclusion of "murder in broad daylight," here again is dennis murphy. >> andrea sneiderman is playing each and every one of us for a fool. >> investigators had doubts about the grieving widow as soon as they had their suspect. pushing hemy neuman during his integration to see if he would give her up as his accomplice. >> i think it's beyond you. i think it includes someone else. >> the idea that andrea wasn't just a passive bystander, but that she had been on it was a theory pushed hard by the prosecution and the defense. >> i was crying a lot and balling. >> an eyewitness testified that even after the body was taken away in a ambulance, she was weeping at the scene. but the wife, when she arrived, not so much. >> she didn't have a tear in her eye. i told the detectives that as well. >> andrea testified when she ♪ -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'

act core down -- accor down. bag in terms of individual names, but overall, we do see a bit of weakness coming through after a mixed session in asia and tech stocks facing a must rebound -- modest rebound. jay powell and his colleagues are likely to become wary of raising rates after delivering a percentage point increase. that is what the market is pricing in. let's talk to the global macro strategist at rbc. very good to see you, nice to have you with us, peter i want to talk about the fed and the markets. the stocks have the forecast for the s&p at the end of next year saying recession will be looming. what is your expectation for where we go here? first of all, i want to say is upfront, we do not see a recession, or a material slowdown either. i think that is important. what we are currently seeing is not necessarily fears about topline growth for u.s. corporations, what we are rather seeing is whether the bottom line can hold up and whether the valuations we are currently seeing can hold up. that is one of t

he likes to take the approach that he is unpredictable, so his chinese accor terry's guessing -- hisrsaries guessing. this is how he operates and it will be up to donald trump whether they get a deal or not. rishaad: is this unpredictability becoming predictable? it certainly is and when you have the president of the united states saying he is prepared to slap 25% tariffs on chinese imports, you would think the markets would be in a meltdown and they are not. tohink they are beginning discount this rhetoric. i will not underestimate the importance of the g20 meeting, but we will have to wait until it actually happens to see whether they get a deal done. --nne: does temperature there is 10% tariffs on apple phones. that is something new that came out of the interview, and at a time the market is worried about ike phone -- iphone concerns. marty: if you are tim cook, you are not pleased with the comments. rishaad: look at rmb and how much it has depreciated. said in thed trump interview, he thinks consumers can handle it. if the price of an iphone goes up 10%, he's probably right, but

bloomberg government saying the areing brexit accor -- back is calling for a leadership challenge afteral ministers resigned. prime minister may went before cameras to talk about this issue. there is an example of how it is being played out in the papers. she talked about the status of brexit, especially in light of these resignations. [video clip] the brexit talks are about acting and the national interest, and that means making what i believe to be the right choices, not the easy ones. i know there are some who have said i should simply rip up the uk's commitment to a backstop, but this would be an entirely irresponsible course of action. it would mean reneging on a promise to the people of northern ireland during the referendum campaign and afterwards, that under no circumstances would exit mean a -- brexit mean a return to the borders of the past. it would be impossible to deliver an agreement. i have a responsibility to people in every part of our country, and i intend to honor that promise. [end video clip] host: linda is next from york, pennsylvania, democrats line. caller: there