numberer for you. dominion virginia, 15,000 customers without power. pepco reporting a little more than 1,000 outages at this point. bg&e also looks like they stand away 4600 customers in the dark right now. two people are lucky to be alive after this tree came crashing into their car in college park. prince george s county fire saying that they had to cut two people out of the car on 49th avenue and hollywood road. the tree flattened that car and damaged a nearby home. let s head over to tom kierein tracking this system. those exposed older trees that were in saturated soil, those easily toppled over with those 60-mile-an-hour winds he we had overnight. now the winds have greatly diminished on this sunday morning, right around 35, 40 miles an hour. but with temperatures only in the 30s, look at the windchills. only feels like it s in the 20s. feels like we re in february, ot windchill at reagan national, 28 degrees. that s the feels like temperature. so layer up before
40 miles per hour, gaithersburg just had a gust of 5, annapolis at 40. reagan national gusts to 35 miles per hour. most locations gusts are under 40 miles an hour. i would wait to clear tree debris until the winds diminish because small branches may still be coming down mid-morning. and as you mentioned, last night s storm did cause a lot of damage. and tom mentioned the trees. this is one he tree, that is actually lining near a house in bethesda. and it s dangerously close to falling taking down a power pole with it, a telephone line looks like, as well. let s get to derrick ward, he s live in bethesda where the homeowners are trapped by that tree. reporter: indeed they are. take a look, as you said, it is leaning on power lines, on to communications wires. it s pole. there are pepco crews on the scene here. as plund, as well, trying to figure out how to take the tree down. but this all started about 2:00 a.m. this morning. we spoke to the homeowner and she said she he
among the popular features they copied, the slide to unlock button and auto correct. in the end, they were found guilty of infringing one pa ton that involves video and photo organization. that will cost apple $158,000. the case is not just about the money. i mean, it s about the market. these are the only two companies making money for smartphones. they are the only companying selling any smartphones at this point and they are battling over dominance. reporter: so what does this mean for you and me? experts say it doesn t mean anything. you can still use your phones involveed in the case and the newest phones are not an issue. betty yu, kpix5. the court ordered the jury to come back monday to look at the damages apple has been ordered to pay. well, the woman whoa recorded donald sterling s rant tonight, we finally hear from her and she says she doesn t think he is a racist. andria borba is in the news room with what she told barbara walters tonight. reporter: well
live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. tonight, we finally hear from the woman who recorded donald sterling s rant. we will get to that in a moment. meanwhile, a san jose jury has reached a verdict between an all-out war between apple and samsung. reporter: in the messy legal fight between the two biggest smartphone makers, both companies ripped off ideas like on the galaxy note and iphone 5. it wasn t a landslide victory for apple and that makes it more of a victory for samsung. last time, samsung owed about a billion dollars to apple. reporter: this time, the jury ordered samsung to pay $120 million to apple. among the popular features they copied, the slide to unlock button and auto correct. in the end, they were found guilty of infringing one pa ton that involves video and photo organization. that will cost apple $158,000. the case is not just about the money. i mean, it s about the market. these are the only two companies making money fo
it is definitely way too early for this. good morning! and welcome to way too early, the show that s had to negotiate a lot of things over the past year, along with all of you. you d think congress could do the same thing. i m kasie hunt on this friday, december 11th. we ll start with the news. pfizer passed a critical milestone after an independent panel of experts overwhelmingly voted in favor of recommending the fda authorize its covid-19 vaccine for emergency use in people ages 16 and older. the vote came yesterday afternoon after the committee spent the day scrutinizing data for the vaccine, which indicates, so far, that it is safe and 95% effective. in all, 17 members were in favor of the authorization, four against, one person abstaining from the vote. one committee member urged continued studies after two people in the uk had severe allergic reactions after receiving the vaccine. according to federal officials, the initial shipment of 6.4 million doses will leav