david navarro/worried about treesdavid navarro was fast asleep when he and his neighbors heard what soundedgunshots here on lockhart gulch road where p.g. e. crews are working to restore power to about 70 customers after a tree came down on the main power line to the area.david navarro/worried about trees"i heard the lines sparking and it woke me up and there was also some fire. i was scared, i have a little daughter and i was concerned for my family..." this convoy of line crews rolled out of the scotts valley base camp in response to several widely scattered outages across the region, the worst of which was in the los altos hills area where as many as 3,000 customers lost power when winds gusting upward of 50 miles per hour took down trees which in turn knocked out the power.mayra tostado/ p.g &e. spokesperson"with the drought we know that a lot of the trees are diseased, dead or dying and when you get heavy winds like this and the soil already being so saturated, they are very likely to fall..."boulder creek and other locations picked up another 2-3 inches of rain overnight, adding to th

. >> reporter: david navarro says he woke up to sparking power lines after a small tree came crashing down. now he worries about the bigger trees that have roots exposed. >> most of the trees are just about falling. >> reporter: david says he has been calling the county for weeks hoping someone will remove the danger above his home. pge restored his power but couldn't restore david's sense of security fearing the next storm could topple the big tree. >> reporter: scary? >> i'm scared because i have a little daughter, you know, and i'm more concerned about my family. >> reporter: again, not many downed power lines up here in the mountains. what pge did is they sent all the crews that were stationed here down to the valley floor in places like cupertino and los altos to help with reappears there. >> it kind of caught us, a lot of damage all of a sudden. >> at one point, 100,000 people without power last night. >> at times. we see big winds in the mountains at times. not around the bay. lass al toes, san jose airport, winds from up to 50. around los gatos, up at 1800 feet we had gust up

david: we have wilbur ross coming up in the next 90 days looking at trade relations around the world. what do you expect to see in that report? we have peter navarro.g and then -- trade representative, you have a three headed beast on trade policy. apparent and we see it in many areas. it is important to look inside the administration to try to figure out who actually has the upper hand. in we're still very much that process. and i think for the partners of the u.s. around the world, it is very much a wait and see approach until we have it figured out. that the it your sense administration is re-examining proposal spoken in the campaign? david westin says he does not think this administration is going to label china as a currency manipulator. csten: definitely. only givenoposals him a campaign, that is not something we are used to in politics. but policy proposals from a couple of weeks ago -- they are being reevaluated on a daily basis. and that is the main source of uncertainty. francine: is it a foreign-policy crisis if they do call them and manipulator? carsten: when it comes to china and the rise of china over the last 30 years, it is intertw

david: who is setting china trade policy right now? apart from the president himself? different people in the white house have expressed very different points of view, peter navarro versus gary cohen for example. >> it hasn't really reach the market yet who is setting what policies. i can think of something along , we have of tax reform heard different policies from different parties and it is too early to tell. the markets pricing in the best case scenario for everything, something we are a little cautious about, we would expect a bit of volatility and a bit of unease as things may be worked out. perhaps not how we are david: expecting them to. thank you very much, they are both going to be thing with us. coming up, super lawyer david is talking about the supreme court nomination, what the consequences could be for business and how he expects the trump administration to change the rule of law in country. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak. i am emma chandra with your business flash. car companies are reporting u.s. sales will much today. -- for march today. thomas 5% increase. 17%. sales fell sales for the honda accord were down 12%. european union inve