sarah stephens:"we've got little dogs, but they're fierce and mighty." woman was armed, she waited for police to bring their k9. it turns out the woman had been a passenger in a stolen car that had been involved in a pursuit. police tracked down the driver, 18 year old angelo calamandrei, hiding in another neighbor's yard. sarah is relieved they were both caught, but can't stop thinking about what could have happened if she hadn't heard the noises and checked her cameras. sarah stephens: "i'm thankful that i was awake. because if i was asleep, i would have never known that she was over here." (steve) (steve) coming up.. new research details the risk of death .. that can affect pregnant women around the world ... tonight for your health... anemia is being linked to a higher risk of death.... in pregnant women. research published in a british medical journal.. shows a relationship between severe anemia and maternal death. anemia is when a person has a very low, red blood cell count. pregnant women are more prone to the condition ... because they provide nu

stephen o'neill allowed only one to testify at the first trial. sarah, of course, bill could cosby continues to say he is notguilty in the case. the major question in theis the same one that came during pretrial hearings at the first trial the holy sexual assault scandals are cases that have flared up in the news in recent months and many people are speculating that could have a dramatic impact on the cosby trial here which is going to be a local jury chosen from montgomery county. the last jury was from western pennsylvania. so speculation is, will that have an impact in this new era of sexual awareness about hollywood's sexual harassment mainly at women. vernon odem channel 6 "action news." thank you. >>> in other news, now a 72-year-old woman is recovering this noon after a stray bullet came flying through a window. you can see the hole where the bullet pierced the glass overnight in southwest philadelphia. scrergts say the victim -- investigators say the victim was sleeping in her bed along brandt place. she was not struck by the bullet but injured

joining us around the desk and around the world's bloomberg's cross asset reporter sarah punch at, stephendax is trading down by 1.8% in the ftse 100 is trading sub 7000. we futures fading a bit as work toward the start of the session. stephen, your european equities guy. what's the advice to investors? do i keep selling or start buying? stephen: it depends on your time frame. guy: between now and the end of the day? stephen: i can't make that call. guy: are you surprised to see the selling? stephen: in a way no. we were talking about the fact that when it came to the sense that everything was fine and gdp growth again and earnings growth and valuation not demanding, but at the same time you can see there's a certain amount of complacency. you could see that in the core ratio and investor optimism. that initial setback we had was not a surprise. acceleratingps on at the rate, it would open up 134% and it would not happen. what is interesting about that first correction was that there was great little rotation of the market. defenses continue to underperform. this news about trade we are no

it is safe to say kellyanne conway is safe and stephen miller is safe and sarah sanders was doing anxcellent job. trump is all about change, and i don't think that's ever going to stop. >> kimberly: your language, safe, like an episode of "survivor." >> juan: we both picked up on the idea that you said this is like a broadway play. to me it's not the broadway play so much. it's reality tv. if you want to get in, you need to get in the fox green room. apparently that's the staging. >> kimberly: slowed down on the hate. >> juan: it's not hate. it's a fact. you journalists, fake news, no chaos here. it's obvious to everybody if you open your eyes and take a look. three times the amount of change in obama's first year, two times the amount of change and let say ronald's ronald reagan's first year. people come and go in a way that i think is a little unsettling. >> greg: i heard brian kilmeade is going to be on the supreme court. >> juan: the adults, people like mcmaster, and tillerson and now even callie. the idea is, who are the adults? he is going to people who i think are like an echo

reverend al stephen harperton spoke at his funeral. he represented something sarahe president was asked if he had anything to say about the police killing african-american men? they say it was a local matter. >> the president's press secretary, says this is a local matter. no, this is not a local matter. they have been killing young black men all over the country and we are here to say that we are going to stand with stephon clark and the leaders of his family. we are putting aside our differences. it's time for preachers it's time for us to go down and stop this madness. >> i wonder what it's been like for you watching in your hometown? >> well, it's heartbreaking, man. i'm straight out of glen elder in south sacramento. as you know this has been going on for so long. i come from a people been terrorized and traumatized for hundreds of years. we have to be strong and we have to acknowledge that we got a white house that really doesn't give a damn about black people, especially young people. that's true for most muslims, gays, lesbians and trans. you have genuine fr

stephen: oops-a-truthie! and trump was watching. now he's upset with sanders over her stormy daniels response. he's blaming sarah huckabee-sanders for the fallout from his affair with a porn star. happy international women's day! ( cheers and applause ) muah! there's a bouquet! it's a bundle of bull (bleep). >> jon: yep, yep. >> stephen: but enough about porn stars, let's get to the real sexy news: tariffs. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) that's sexy to look like you're having a seizure, right? ( laughter ) because today, donald trump made good on his promise and slapped import tariffs on steel and aluminum. our allies have already begun threatening to retaliate. the e.u. says they'll respond with tariffs on whiskey and peanut butter, which means it could get a lot pricier for europeans to enjoy a p.b.&jack. ( laughter ) it seems like we're on the verge of a trade war. so yesterday, the remains of wilbur ross went on cnbc to calm everybody down. >> i think that you're going to see, as you understand the details of what actually is going to happen, that we're not trying to blow up the world. >> stephen: of course wil

stephen? sir, i'm going to keep moving because i have to get more of your colleagues. sorry. i'll keep moving. >> sarah, if i can ask, does the president feel the justice department can ask to fire andrew mccain? >> that's a determination that we would leave up to attorney general sessions, but we do think that it is well documented that he's had some very troubling behavior and by most accounts a bad actor and should have some cause for concern, but that would be a determination that doj would have to make. >> he should not receive his full pension. >> as i said, that is a discussion that the department of justice would make. >> sarah, if i can follow on what john was asking earlier about the red line to get specific clarity on it. the question that was asked was about the red line if the finance questions went beyond anything related to russia. does the president still believe -- he tried to distinction between a red line on family finances separately from family finances and business finances with russia as it pertains to this case. >> the president believes strongly that there was no collusion betw

sarah cliff and kimberly leonard on the future of u.s. health care, and the latest on the afford will care act. later, taxpayers for common sense vice president stephen ellis looks at the recently passed $1.3 trillion spending bill. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern wednesday morning. joined the discussion. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. a 1979, c-span was created as public service by america's cable-television companies, and today we continue to bring unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. at the white house briefing, press secretary sarah sanders took questions on a range of issues, including the decision to expel 60 russian diplomats from the u.s.. this is 20 minutes. sec. sanders: good afternoon. great to be back. missed you guys.

stephen hawking who died today at the age of seventy six. now to some other stories making news around the world sarah leone will hold a runoff vote for president on march twenty seventh after the first round of voting ended in a stalemate opposition leader julia smart out beyond where narrowly won the first round with forty three point three percent of the ballots he will face off against a governing party's candidate somewhere who took forty two point seven percent. turkey's president says his military is within hours of capturing the kurdish enclave of offering in syria and caress launched a campaign to drive out kurdish fighters it considers to be terrorists up to three hundred fifty thousand civilians are believed to be trapped there and hundreds of thousands more in the surrounding region. philippines president barbara go to tear gas announced he is withdrawing his country from the international criminal court following its decision last month to investigate his deadly drug war thousands of suspects have been killed by police under crackdown he accuses the court of being used as a political tool against his country. it watching d.w. news