kristin zee is here with his legacy. kristin? >> reporter: most people think.ey think of robert mondavi winery, his brother. peter insisted on quality, family, and stability. he died at age 101 yesterday in st. helena on his estate surrounded by family, his ill -- italian immigrant family brought the winery. he set out to make great wine and started a cold fermentation process. peter and his older brother clashed, robert wanted to grow the family business, and peter wanted slow, and steady. >> i devoted my life to this and will continue until my dying days to promote our wine business here. >> robert left and started his own winery in 1966. some experts say robert made napa valley wine famous, but peter made it better. the brothers reconciled in 2005. peter continued to wor climbing the stairs every day until retiring last year at 100. >> this exercise makes you feel like 87. >>> one group asked peter how he maintained his stamina. his rely, living a good life and drinking great wine. >> of course. >> thank you. >> i am in agreement. >> what a legacy. >> don't

kristin zee is here with his legacy. kristin? >> reporter: most people think., they think of robert mondavi winery, his brother. peter insisted on quality, family, and stability. he died at age 101 yesterday in st. helena on his estate surrounded by family, his ill -- italian immigrant family brought the winery. he set out to make great wine and started a cold fermentation process. peter and his older brother clashed, robert wanted to grow the family business, and peter wanted slow, and steady. >> i devoted my life to this and will continue until my dying days to promote our wine business here. >> robert left and started his own winery in 1966. some experts say robert made napa valley wine famous, but peter made it better. the brothers reconciled in 2005. peter continued to work, climbing the stairs every day until retiring last year at 100. >> this exercise makes you feel like 87. >>> one group asked peter how he maintained his stamina. his rely, living a good life and drinking great wine. >> of course. >> thank you. >> i am in agreement. >> what a legacy. >>

. >> abc7 news anchor kristin zee is here with the latest developments. >> reporter: this is the motionled, asking for the court to vacate the order. apple claims it compelled speech, quote, to force apple to express a government's viewpoint on security and privacy instead of its own. it's a flat out refusal to help investigators crack the iphone of accused san bernardino shooter. tim cook had an exclusive interview yesterday. >> piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. we think it's bad news to write. we would never write it. we have never written. >> it this is a single phone in a very important investigation. where the ask is to write a piece of software working only in that phone. right? not anyone else's phone. and you, apple, can hold the phone. >> legal watchers say this is a test of the court's powers to force a company or person to go to great lengths to help. a briefing will be filed supporting apple. >> they might have a duty to turn over evidence they have, but there are limits. they can't be forced to speak and in this case, because writi

. >> kristin zee has reaction to the republicans who are already vowing to reject his nominee. istin? >> reporter: the message, he will nominate a successor to replace supreme court justice scalia. mr. obama says the constitution makes it clear the president nominates a justice whom the senate confirms or rejects. the president says he understands the political stakes of a nm nation that could change the balance on the court. >> we're going to find someone who is an outstanding legal mind. someone who cares deeply about our democracy and rule of law. >> reporter: republican leaders warn they want to wait until the next president is in office. today in sanford, democratic house minority leader scolded those opponents. >> sort of shocking to me that they would engage in this level of pettiness at a time when his family is mourning their loss. >> reporter: one name mentioned is california attorney general kamela harris, today, she made it clear that is not her career aspiration. >> i have no intention of running or representing my name there. >> reporter: today, two g.o.p. senators

. >> kristin zee spoke with david muir today. >> tim cook invited david muir to apple headquarters. down. what david tells us it's not the mild mannered ceo, cook is fired up over the demands. investigators want the tech giant to hack into the iphone of sayed farook. >> we know doing this could expose people to incredible vulnerabilities. this is not something we'd create. this would be bad for america. >> but today, attorney general lynch went before house panel in washington, d.c. and argued apple's encryption represents a real threat to law enforcement's mission. >> judges on the supreme court have said tows parties must assist if it is reasonably in their power to do so. >> i asked cook if the company sees a way out for the company that finds it's side on the wrong side of opinion polls. >> people are wondering is there a middle ground? it's one of the meft-secretive companies. the legendary storiesf black drapery over next product. >> the next step, apple has until friday to file a formal brief opposing the order, so stay tuned. >> thank you so much. >> vice president biden wil

. >> abc7 news anchor kristin zee is here with the latest developments. >> reporter: this is the motionpple filed, asking for the court to vacate the order. apple claims it compelled speech, quote, to force apple to express a government's viewpoint on security and privacy instead of its own. it's a flat out refusal to help investigators crack the iphone of accused san bernardino shooter. tim cook had an exclusive interview yesterday. >> piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. we think it's bad news to write. we would never write it. we have never written. >> it this is a single phone in a very important investigation. where the ask is to write a piece of software working only in that phone. right? not anyone else's phone. and you, apple, can hold the phone. >> legal watchers say this is a test of the court's powers to force a company or person to go to great lengths to help. a briefing will be filed supporting apple. >> they might have a duty to turn over evidence they have, but there are limits. they can't be forced to speak and in this case, becaus

tonight we have answers and kristin zee is here to see whether reality met with expectations. >> organizers.1 million people advise yited events, including super bowl city and nfl experience, ten ps higher than 1 million projected but did that influence translate into a boost for businesses? i grabbed my cell phone and went looking for answers. businesses say the super bowl was a touchdown. roadside burgers did great as this pedi cab driver, today, he was happy, gave me a ride just to chat and kill time. >> so it's slower now? >> it's back to regular february which i would say. it's the slower time of the year, yeah. >> reporter: but businesses that rely on regulars are harder to find, and we're talking about lunch trucks on front street. >> i think it's harder to see the ferry building. >> the city announced the streets shut down and will likely reopen on thursday night and muni resuming on monday. >> back to the way it was, thank you very much. a follow up on on a story we taught you last week. a man turned his good fortune into a good deed. he discovered tickets last week in san francisc

as the fight flares up, kristin zee is here to break down the process. >> president obama says he plansto announce his election one year from today but it's up to the senate to approve the nomination. justice scalia passed away unexpectedly saturday. the death certificate will saw the 79-year-old died of a heart attack. right now there are four liberal leaning justices and three conservative judges are john roberts, and clarence thomas. anthony kennedy has long been considered the swing vote. they can could find themselves in a split. in that case, the lower court ruling is upheld. and you might remember the name because he graduated from sanford law school in 1995. also mentioned is current california attorney general kamela harris. she says she's not interested and plans to run for senate. many republicans want president obama to wait on naming a nominee so the next president can do it next year. the senate may resort to a stall tactic to a process that normally takes months could take longer. back to you. >>> a southern california man shared a gift with the pope and that represents p

as the fight flares up, kristin zee is here to break down the process. >> president obama says he plans to announce his election one year from today but it's up to the senate to approve the nomination. justice scalia passed away unexpectedly saturday. the death certificate will saw the79-year-old died of a heart attack. right now there are four liberal leaning justices and three conservative judges are john roberts, and clarence thomas. anthony kennedy has long been considered the swing vote. they can could find themselves in a split. in that case, the lower court ruling is upheld. and you might remember the name because he graduated from sanford law school in 1995. also mentioned is current california attorney general kamela harris. she says she's not interested and plans to run for senate. many republicans want president obama to wait on naming a nominee so the next president can do it next year. the senate may resort to a stall tactic to a process that normally takes months could take longer. back to you. >>> a southern california man shared a gift with the pope and that represents p

abc7 news anchor kristin zee has been looking for the report and has details. >> reporter: we went through the report and found mario woods had 20 gunshot wounds on him, and probably grazed by another bullet on his face. the shooting was captured on cell phone video and the confrontation went viral on social media. according to the autopsy, gunshots hit him in the head, arms, shoulders, stomach, on the legs, numerous wounds were found on his back. the medical examiner found he had meth, marijuana, and two kinds of antidepressants in his system. john burress says it should have been apparent he was impaired by drugs. >> you don't try to deal with him in a forceful way. you try to talk to that person and talk them down, or give them space to bring them under control without unleashing the kind of devastating borage of shots. >> the justice department is investigating the actions in the shooting that touched off protests and outrage in the community. the police department released a statement reading in part the department is committed to a thorough review of the shooting and this report will

tonight we have answers and kristin zee is here to see whether reality met with expectations. >> organizers say 1.1 million people advise yited events, including super bowl city and nfl experience, ten ps higher than 1 million projected but did that influence translate into a boost for businesses? i grabbed my cell phone and went looking for answers. businesses say the super bowl was a touchdown. roadside burgers did great as this pedi cab driver, today, he was happy, gave me a ride just to chat and kill time. >> so it's slower now? >> it's back to regular february which i would say. it's the slower time of the year, yeah. >> reporter: but businesses that rely on regulars are harder to find, and we're talking about lunch trucks on front street. >> i think it's harder the ferry building. >> the city announced the streets shut down and will likely reopen on thursday night and muni resuming on monday. >> back to the way it was, thank you very much. a follow up on on a story we taught you last week. a man turned his good fortune into a good deed. he discovered tickets last week in san francisco

abc7 news anchor kristin zee has been looking for the report and has details. >> reporter: we went through the report and found mario woods had 20 gunshot wounds on him, and probably grazed by another bullet on his face. the shooting was captured on cell phone video and the confrontation went viral on social media. according to the autopsy, gunshots hit him in the head, arms, shoulders, stomach, on the legs, numerous wounds were found on his back. the medical examiner found he had meth, marijuana, and two kinds of antidepressants in his system. john burress says it should have been apparent he was impaired by drugs. >> you don't try to deal with him in a forceful way. you try to talk to that person and talk them down, or give them space to bring them under control without unleashing the kind of devastating borage of shots. >> the justice department is investigating the actions in the shooting that touched off protests and outrage in the community. the police department released a statement reading in part the department is committed to a thorough review of the shooting and this report will

. >> kristin zee has reaction to the republicans who are already vowing to reject his nominee. kristin? >> reporter: the message, he will nominate a successor to replace supreme court justice scalia. mr. obama says the constitution makes it clear the president nominates a justice whom the senate confirms or rejects. the president says he understands the political stakes of a nm nation that could change the balance on the court. >> we're going to find someone who is an outstanding legal mind. someone who cares deeply about our democracy and rule of law. >> reporter: republican leaders warn they want to wait until the next president is in office. today in sanford, democratic house minority leader scolded those opponents. >> sort of shocking to me that they would engage in this level of pettiness at a time when his family is mourning their loss. >> reporter: one name mentioned is california attorney general kamela harris, today, she made it clear that is not her career aspiration. >> i have no intention of running or representing my name there. >> reporter: today, two g.o.p. senato

. >> kristin zee is here with president obama's message and reaction. >> you know they say gestures speakthe first time in his presidency. he said americans can not blame muslims for the violent acts of a few extremists. >> we have heard inexcusable political rhetoric against muslim americans. >> president obama was emotional describing letters are from muslim÷ú children, telling him they are afraid. in september a 14-year-old muslim boy showed a teacher a homemade clock and his invention was mistaken for a bomb. in december a woman allegedly threw coffee in the face of a÷ú pus limbç man praying in a par and donald trump wants to temporarily ban muslims from the u.s. as a way to fight terrorism. >> as muslims, this is a time for loyalty to our country of residence. >> reporter: president obama held a small round table today with Ñistudents, doctors and a fencer who will make history this summer, at the real olympian to compete in a hijab. >> thank you very much. >> san francisco officials say they're not trying to hide the homelessok during super bowl 50 >> but new video is raising quest

. >> kristin zee is here with president obama's message and reaction. >> you know they say gestures speake for the first time in his presidency. he said americans can not blame muslims for the violent acts of a few extremists. >> we have heard inexcusable political rhetoric against muslim americans. >> president obama was emotional describing letters are from muslim÷ú children, telling him they are afraid. in september a 14-year-old muslim boy showed a teacher a homemade clock and his invention was mistaken for a bomb. in december a woman allegedly threw coffee in the face of a÷ú pus limbç man praying in a par and donald trump wants to temporarily ban muslims from the u.s. as a way to fight terrorism. >> as muslims, this is a time for loyalty to our country of residence. >> reporter: president obama held a small round table today with Ñistudents, doctors and a fencer who will make history this summer, at the real olympian to compete in a hijab. >> thank you very much. >> san francisco officials say they're not trying to hide the homelessok during super bowl 50 >> but new video is raising

and kristin zee is here with what you need to know. >> reporter: long before the bay area super bowlre was the chinese new year parade in san francisco. it started in the 1860s. and this year, it will feature 100 marching units and oaf 600,000 firecrackers. the year of the monkey will be celebrated in style tomorrow night. you're looking at the star attraction. a 270 foot long golden dragon, lit up, carried by 100 marshal artists. another highlight, 20 gorgeous floats. today, abc7 news was invited to watch crews at pier 54. the floats are prepped for any weather. after months of working hard, the builders expect things to run smoothly. >> it's going to be easy. we're going to enjoy the art work we did. if we didn't do our jobs we're going to run around with drills and putting things back together. >> reporter: you can see barricades are ready for the crowds tomorrow, possibly a million. i want to show you the parade route. it begins at second and market, goes on powell, sutter, ending around 8:00. there will be street closures if you go, remember, it does get cold out there. trust me

and kristin zee is here with what you need to know. >> reporter: long before the bay area super bowlre was the chinese new year parade in san francisco. it started in the 1860s. and this year, it will feature 100 marching units and oaf 600,000 firecrackers. the year of the monkey will be celebrated in style tomorrow night. you're looking at the star attraction. a 270 foot long golden dragon, lit up, carried by 100 marshal artists. another highlight, 20 gorgeous floats. today, abc7 news was invited to watch crews at pier 54. the floats are prepped for any weather. after months of working hard, the builders expect things to run smoothly. >> it's going to be easy. we're going to enjoy the art work we did. if we didn't do our jobs we're going to run around with drills and putting things back together. >> reporter: you can see barricades are ready for the crowds tomorrow, possibly a million. i want to show you the parade route. it begins at second and market, goes on powell, sutter, ending around 8:00. there will be street closures if you go, remember, it does get cold out there. trust me

. >> kristin zee spoke with david muir today. >> tim cook invited david muir to apple headquarters.they sat down. what david tells us it's not the mild mannered ceo, cook is fired up over the demands. investigators want the tech giant to hack into the iphone of sayed farook. >> we know doing this could expose people to incredible vulnerabilities. this is not something we'd create. this would be bad for america. >> but today, attorney general lynch went before house panel in washington, d.c. and argued apple's encryption represents a real threat to law enforcement's mission. >> judges on the supreme court have said tows parties must assist if it is reasonably in their power to do so. >> i asked cook if the company sees a way out for the company that finds it's side on the wrong side of opinion polls. >> people are wondering is there a middle ground? it's one of the meft-secretive companies. the legendary stories of black drapery over next product. >> the next step, apple has until friday to file a formal brief opposing the order, so stay tuned. >> thank you so much. >> vice president

. >> abc7 news anchor kristin zee is here with more. >> imagine, if you had a few seconds heads up shakingbout to be in your neighborhood. a few testers have been using an early warning system. >> this is the shake alert warning system in menlo park and uc berkeley. sensors detect shake waves, they send data to alert centers which kcal cue late when that will send a warning to your computer or device. >> so the worst case earthquake in the san francisco bay area is a magnitude 8 on the san andreas fault that ruptures towards the bay area, you get this punch because the earthquake comes towards you. in that scenario, the bay area can get a minute and a half worth of warning. >> the white house is enabling tech agencies to take action on the early warnings and committed to the system but no time line on the public roll out. >> stay with us. the rules for evictions could change for people involved in education. >>> the city is considering a first of its kind law giving those people priority for protection. plus... >> steve? >> nice to me you. >> nice to see you. >> former 49er jerry rice goes

. >> abc7 news anchor kristin zee is here with more. >> imagine, if you had a few seconds heads up shakingbe in your neighborhood. a few testers have been using an early warning >> this is the shake alert warning system in menlo park and uc berkeley. sensors detect shake waves, they send data to alert centers which kcal cue late when that will send a warning to your computer or device. >> so the worst case earthquake in the san francisco bay area is a magnitude 8 on the san andreas fault that ruptures towards the bay area, you get this punch because the earthquake comes towards you. in that scenario, the bay area can get a minute and a half worth of warning. >> the white house is enabling tech agencies to take action on the early warnings and committed to the system but no time line on the public roll out. >> stay with us. the rules for evictions could change for people involved in education. >>> the city is considering a first of its kind law giving those people priority for protection. plus... >> steve? >> nice to me you. >> nice to see you. >> former 49er jerry rice goes under cover as