. >> before we go let's take a final look at thedays's numbers on wall street.ntso 27 t 071. the nasdaq was down 49. and the&p00 slipped 2 after touching a new high during the trading sessi>. nd that is nightly business report fors tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks fors. joining have a great evening. we'll see you again tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ woman: this is "bbc world news america." is made possible by... the freeman foundaon; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions forne america's neglectes; and by cutions to this pbs station thank you.

and we, of course, expect to hear lots more feinn thedays. l news. >> many in napa county are bracing themselves for yet another possible power outage. the area as you see shaded in gray have all been told they could lose power. the electricity could be turned f hich could be in the dark this time as we speak tomorrow. >> reporter: that's very true, dan. the lights are on now, but a very different story is possible for this time tomorrow. now, there are more than 5,000 people that live here and this could be one of the hardest-hit areas in the county. >>> at allison and wine country on route 29 in saint helena, employees are prepping for what could be a slow day at work tomorrow. the looming pg&e power shut off is bad for business, to say the least. >> it's crippling and allison is determined to stay open because it is not covered by insurance. any of the loss from sales, so we'll be open tomorrow with no lights. >> reporter: all of saint helena and half of calistoga could be out of power come 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. affecting some 7500 cust

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morning, theday role of the whistleblower in the impeachment inquiry. robert will discuss the complaint against president trump and the administration's relationship with the intelligence community. watch washington journal live sunday morning and on monday starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern as we continue our battleground state tour across the country. we will visit the state of ohio. on american history tv, sunday at 6:00 p.m. on american artifacts, we will preview the votes for women exhibit at the smithsonian. business.rted her own advocated for sex outside of marriage. a and at 6:30 p.m., discussion of the book democracy and truth. >> no one person or institution or sector, king, priest, research body, would get to call all the shots. >> explore our past on american history tv every weekend on c-span3. announcer: the white house did not release a weekly address from the president. u.s. representative lisa blunt rochester from delaware gave the democratic address, highlighting house democrats' new legislation, the lower drug costs now act. the bill was i

. >> see how that all goes meantime, big topic of theday, trade talks picking back up in washington president sounding optimistic at the end of yesterday's negotiations what can we actually expect to take place today kayla tausche joins us with the latest kayla? >> reporter: good morning, andrew negotiators will meet again this morning to hash out areas of agreement and potential de-escalation to announce this afternoon when the vice premiere meets with president trump that's happening at 2:45 p.m china's security regulators announced a timetable to remove a requirement that foreign financial firms have a chinese investor this is something it announced it would do in july but is putting some dates on the calendar chamber of commerce executives who met with leo hood this week said an agreement on currency and some licenses for huawei suppliers are also expected. don't expect a grand bargain there are also some new questions about president trump's call for china to investigate the biden family his outside advisor, mike pillsbury, yesterday told the financial times and washington post he discus