one winery owner told us today, this is the life blood of the napa valley. but the discussion before the board of supervisors today in an industry that is already overflowing. >> calling for a total, complete shutdown of any further regulation. >> they represent some of the biggest names in the wine industry. one by one, they stood before county supervisors to voice their concerns about a proposed set of regulations. >> there's 46,000 jobs created by the wine industry. we bring $1.6 billion of revenue in because of what we all do. more regulation is going to harm this founding. >> we are the biggest employer in napa county. we create a very large tax base. wineries are already highly regulated and we don't need more regulations.

>> generated by a committee called apac. among them requiring wine ris to report visitation numbers annually to see if permits are being vie lated. >> sadly, and quiet honestly, we need to move away from the honor system this industry was built on here. my concern, and i represent neighborhood groups and community groups, is it's going to squash itsds children. >> one big issue, whether the proposed growth limits would apply only to new wineries or also to major modifications at existing wineries. in napa, abc 7 news. >> now, the napa name is now trademarked. the patent office issued the first of is kind. it is designed to protect

deceptive lablting practices. vendors have been working on this designation for about five years. >> there's a fight observe fields in san francisco tonight. a meeting could be standing room only. abc 7 news reporter is live in santa clara with more. >> alma, it should be passed at tonight's city council meeting. closed session starts in about 25 minutes. and that's exactly what's bothering members of the youth soccer league. they plan to use for broadcast and media operations during superbowl 50. they need to have access to the three full sized regulation fields starting next month. the league owns it -- actually, they know it needs to find another place for january and february. but managers insist they have no idea when they'll be allowed back on to the ground to play. they want to be a part of the discussion with the city and the nfl. the soccer leave also chooses the city of back door dealings with the 49ders, which the city adamantly denies.

>> the nfl will pay for restoration of the field if there is damage. and because these decisions were made in an open meeting, and the city has been transparent in that regard and will continue to be so. >> the nfl is going to have a permit to use a premier soccer cart there north earn kra krae that we should at least have an idea as to what are they planning to do? how long are they planning to be there, exactly. what kind of condition can we expected the field to be in? >> the council regarding the soccer field and other areas that will be temporarily used during the superbowl during closed session. now, the council is allowed to have these conversations behind closed doors when talking about licensing greemts and buying and renting land. but sources do tell me that at least two city council members plan to not attend closed sessions if the soccer fields will be discussed. live tonight in santa clara, abc 7 news.

>> alameda county's top prosecutor is teaming up with catholic charities to house victims of sex trafficking. live at the oak land cathedral as explained in this unpres dented effort. both organizations will raise money to open a safe house for exploited girls. they will get medical care and council at this place that most girls run away only get lessons on basic social skills. >> they problemly don't know how to make a bed, clean a house, that sort of thing. so we're going to be providing all of those types of services for them. >> about 20 girls will live at the center when it opens next year. >> as we prepare for more rain and el nino this winter, city leaders are getting more homeless people off the street. abc 7 news reporter is live at city hall with the story. chris? >> alma, this afternoon, city

council voted to declare what's called an emergency shelter crisis here in san jose. many believe it is a short term solution to a very long term problem. >> in the shadow of san jose city, belonging to the homeless with a well-traveled walkway. just a few blocks away, a similar scene plays out. >> we need to have a place where they can stay warm and safe for the night. >> robert agerei knows the feeling all too well. on any given night, 4,000 people don't have a home to call their own. >> today, the city council unanimously voted to declare an emergency shelter crisis which will suspend standards to allow homeless people to spend the night in public builtings. four shelters will open up across the city. a pilot temporary church shelgter program will also be developed. >> we're working with churches that are willing to take in homeless and we're going to waive all the permit

requirements in order to make that happen seemlessly. >> but some are still concerned. more must be done to ensure that rules and regulations are properly commute kated to the homeless, including what times they'll be open and how many belongings they'll be allowed to bring with them. >> that won't limit the details in the homeless situation. so we just want to make sure that those are done and done in an equitable manner. >> city leaders are looking at creating a city sanction homeless encampment. that was talked at meetings today. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> oakland's city council will meet tonight to decide whether to call a shelter crisis because of the overwhelming number of homeless people. and a san francisco supervisor wants to tackle a homeless problem by taxing tourists and the wealthy. one would raise the hotel tax by 1%.

the other would increase the real estate transfer tax for properties over $5 millon in value. revenue from both would then be dedicated to homeless services. >> for the latest on the map, the l.a. times is reporting. investigators say husband and wife may have left a bomb at the shooting scene hoping to kill police officers. the paper says got a $28,000 cash loan just weeks before last week's shooting suggesting they've been planning the attack for some time. >> in san jose, santa clara county em employee eyes observed a moment of silence. they joined county supervisors to show support for their counter parts who returned to work yesterday. >> the shooting is generating a lot of backlash, including prejudice against a muslims. one woman is trying to do something about it starting with a cup of coffee. >> alma, in about an hour,

prayer vigils start in about an hour here at a mosque. you can see they're setting up behind me. we were inviolated because the people here want to dispel misunderstandings about muslims and islam. it's something a mystery woman is also doing with an act of kindness. >>. >> a young woman wearing a head scarf sent a message at a santa clara specialty. >> she was just wondering if she could pay for the next person coming um. >> the reason brought lilliana to tears. >> i really want people to know that we're not all bad people. >> i said i know you're not. >> she is catholic. her husband is muslim. she doesn't know the mystery woman's name. but says the story is about her and others. >> she's just one of the many

muslim women out there who, right now, in silicon valley are being pointsed at. >> particularly following the san bernardino shooting where malik was identified as one of the killers. there's been an increase in threatings against muslim women who wear a head scarf. >> another friend, she reported that somebody had brandished a gun while she was driving. so, yes, there is the fear in the bay area. >> some 250,000 muslims live in the bay area. mainly in alameda and santa clara counties. >> in is just racism, plain and schism. and i'm happy that finally the republican leadership has come out and denounced these statements. >> but, prapsz more powerful then yet another politician speaking. a statement made at a local coffee shop. >> at the end of the day, you and i, regardless of our religious differences, of our

social heritage, we are human. and we feel. >> and some feel acts of kindness will overcome hateful rhetoric. >> and we actually learned about this story through a viewer's e-mail. yes, you can tell us what's happening where you live by e-mailing abc 7 listens at kgo-tv.com. >> reading, writing and responding to gangs. >> it's a great idea. >> i don't want my kids' education times suffering. >> a new curriculum for fifth graders put police at the forefront. >> crash tests for cars are getting tougher. >> plus, why water is suddenly on tap in one local neighborhood. >> and how this speaker could signal a big change at apple stores.

a man who ran two clothing companies has died following a kayaking accident in chili. he was out when six of the paddlers capsized. rescue crews pulled thompson out of the water. he died sadly of hype therm ya at the hopt. thompson was 72 years olds. well, you know about the so-called three rs, reading,writing and aris me tick. the school board is about to approve an antiviolence program for fifth graders. abc 7 news reporter leigh anne

menendez is in the school board live. >> this will likely pass ton. several school districts have given the thumbs up. some districts thinks they should focus more on math and reading than gang prevepgs. >> reporter: as sixth graders learn about u.s. history, schools could soon be making room for gang resistance and training program. this is a city which virtually has no gang-related violence. >> we don't have a problem because we take a proactive approach. we bring programs into the school system like this. >> the six-week course will be taught once a week by officers. the money for the program comes from the federal government. only fifth graders from two schools will take the class. cynthia chandler is against the

program because she says it takes away from the curriculum. >> we'd rather see police get out in the community, start increasing accountability. start behaving more appropriately with communities of color. that would be wonderful. i don't want my kids' education time suffering. >> gang issues will be barely mentioned. >> the courses include decision-making, communicating clearly, recognizing and controlling anger, preventing bullying behaviors. really respecteding one another. >> parents we talked to had mixed feelings about the program. >> it's how it's presented and the materials it's all about. >> how could you know if you have to deal with the creative. >> if the program is successful, the district will suspeexpand t agt schools. >> an jose city leaders are mooring over changes to medical marijuana rules.

the owner of this medical marijuana dispensary is urging city leaders to approve a change. currently, pot stores have to cultivate their marijuana locally. there are 19d pot providers locally in san jose. >> you now have new information to help you choose the sachest car for your family. >> michael finney has details only the new update. >> this is really good. we've been calling for this for a really long time. most of you have seen the goft auto-crash test. typically you see a dummy in the autoseat. >> in a vehicle might be drifting into another lane. new dummies will also measure the effect on the entire human

body. >> a new lawsuit filed by 42 state government entities are accusing the four big cell phone providers of over charging government customers by more than $100 million. the contract signed by the state signed with the state by verizon, at&t, sprint and t-mobile requires the lowest cost. the suit contends the big four right-hand turn meeting this requirement. the big four had no immediate requirement. >> groups filed a complaint accusing t-mobile of deceptive add mer vising. t-mobile does not adequately notify customers of all charges before entering into a phone greemt. it also questions the debt collection practices and whether

it should implement changes to improve zfss. the marketing campaign is called misleadsing because if a customer kan sells, the amount to pay up equipment must be paid right away. t-mobile pointings out it hasn't been accused of false adds vertizing. now, tonight at 6:00 and less than an hour, we'll look at similar accusations against another major carrier. so tune in for that. >> thank you, michael. >> all right. well, more tap water access in san francisco. abc 7 news was in the inner richmond district for the unvailing of a water bottle filling station. officials expand free water access across the city. it's not only healthier but better than buying bottle water. >> overdrinking of sugar-sweetened beverages and

even the plastic bottled waters. >> this water station is the 69th in the city's campaign for 100,000 by 2016. >> if it keeps up like this, you just need to put a bucket outside. >> here's our accuweather forecast and some possible rain coming. >> that's right. we do have rain coming. we have one storm first and then the second storm over the weekend. so the first storm that's coming in will bring rain as early as tomorrow morning. right now, it's just cloudy out here. let me show you live doppler 7 hd. neither one of the storms are being influenced by el nino. we will show you all the cloud cover and the fog. visibility is still limited in some parts. cloudy with patchy fog overnight tonight. light rain in the north bay tomorrow. we are looking at stormy conditions for your thursday commute. on our storm impact scale, the storm is expected to be a two. up to an inch of rain expected in the north bay.

gusts of 45 miles an hour. the stormiest period, like i mentioned, thursday morning. so we are going to be seeing the wind kicking up. wind advisory 10:00 p.m. wednesday until 10:00 a.m. thursday. watch out for gusts 45-50 miles an hour. could take down trees and power lines around you. the wind gusts will begin to increase as we head towards late wednesday night. look at thursday morning at 3:00 a.m. winds may rattle your window. you'll notice a 44 mile an hour wind gust along the coast. 41 in napa. 31 san francisco. the winds will continue for 6:00 a.m., the commute time. so it is definitely going to be rocky. we'll need much more time for your morning commute as it will be slow goaling. the winds will ease up. tomorrow morning, it's not windy. it east just light rain in the north bay. you'll need the umbrellas if you work or live in the north bay. by 5:00 a.m. thursday, everyone will need the rain gear. sliding south, central bay at

7:00 a.m., into the south baby 8:00 a.m. and then behind it, skaterred showers will continue during the lunch hour. a short price for the evening commute and then the stam storm comes through at 8:00 p.m. thursday night. and then as we head towards your morning commute, we will still have some showers lingering. up until thursday night, we're looking a t rainfall totals, anywhere from 1400 to 64ths of an inch. could see over an inch in our wettest north bay locations. in the mountains, 4:00 a.m. to friday 4:00 a.m., expect white out conditions. major travel delays. i actually do not recommend you try to go out there during this time period. a burst of two feet of snow. 6-12 inches and a few inches will accumulate even lower than that. tomorrow morning, fog will be around, but very limited.

lots of cloud cover and a few showers in the north bay. ummer 40s to the mid 50s for most of you. wore looking at upper 50s to mid 650s. light rain in the north bay tomorrow. stormy thursday morning, showers continue through friday morning. that's your first storm. second storm over the weekend. saturday may be the best bet to get out and about. chances in the north bay for rain. it is wet and windy with storm number two on sunday going into your monday morning. and then we will get a break. we need the rain, we need the snow. so we have to take it whenever we can. and, after all, we're less nan two weeks awae e way from winter here in the bay area. >> still ahead, why this may have been the worst day ever in the south beach history. >> alma, dan, the abc news exclusive right here tonight. barbara walters one-on-one with donald trump. his only on-camera interview after calling for a ban on

muslims entering the u.s. also, farook's mother now on the terror watch list. >> david, thanks. new at 6:00, e7 on your side warning about the offers to switch cell phone carriers. you may not save as much money as you think. that's coming up at 6:00.

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. >> wow, that's skair ri. anyo who wants to share the picture of lizard on snap chat might not be anyone to do it. the social media app was down for hours today after experiencing some type of an outage. service is back up, but remains spotty, at best. this isn't the first time snap chat has gone down.

but analysts say this appears to be the most widespread issue since the company began aggressively selling advertising. >> apple added to its line of accessories today, a 99 battery case for a iphone 6 and 6s. kriltices say that's not as much extra battery life as come pet xxs offer. as for design, the cases makes the sign bulkier. it's time for the new apple watch. apple hosted an event in march to reveal the second generation model. new features will include a seek tracker, more health sensor features and a camera as well. the price ranges from 2,000 to $2400. the phantom is known for delivering a deep-base sound from a single speaker. it will be available at the apple store in palo alto.

>> mark sduker burg posts baby features on facebook. she's now two weeks old. he plans to take two months paternity leave before returning to work. >> leaving you with some kind of animated crystal ball here? >> yeah, as the warriors try to extend their incredible winning streak.

all right, coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, the warriors' effort to build a new arena in san francisco appear to be a slam dunk, but opponents are making their case to block it right now. tonight, their game plan, even if the city is trying to approve it. >> also, we'll explain why your own genes could make the difference in the fight against breast cancer. >> they call us the slash brothers because we make it rain on the court.

>> the splash brothers are asking people to conserve. they're part of a new psa, public service announcement, for public water. it comes as california plans to enter its fifth year in drought. >> they look for win number 23 as they take on the indiana pacers right now in indianapolis. the warriors lead 79-60 in halftime. looks good. >> it's number five on the seven-game road trip. it's only a video game, but the dubs will suffer their first loss of the season tonight dwens the pacers. >> no, the game says it will be 103-99 to ipd a ya that. but they're not paying any attention to that game. >> world news tonight is next. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> our next newscast is at 6:00. >> we'll see you then.

tonight, the abc news exclusive, breaking right here. donald trump, one-on-one with barbara walters. his first on-camera interview after calling for a ban on muslims coming to america. outrage from his own party. >> are you a bigot? >> and tonight, barbara asks trump, are his words actually empowering isis, putting american lives at risk? also, breaking developments involving the terror couple in california. tens of thousands deposited into their bank account right before the attacks. and the shooter's own mother now added to the terror watch list. the new outrage tonight in chicago. the police releasing this video. the suspect tasered, dragged away, later dying. the major storm hitting tonight. dangerous flooding. and now, the rescues. and after an e. coli scare across several state