>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> okun police have released new details about a deadly shooting that claimed the life of a 14-year-old antennae, investigators are still trying to piece together the evidence. thank you for joining us. oakland police just give an update on the -- j.r. stone is there and joins us live with the latest. than actual answers. police still try to figure out who the next of kin was or is in this case. this teen only 14 years old. we spoke with his brother, the

brother who told me he is still in shock. we talk about the two areas detectives are focused on. two of them in oakland. around 10:00 p.m., their system picked up a number of shots at 90 8th avenue and macarthur boulevard. another call came in about a team that had been shot on mountain boulevard. this was not far away. there is a church over there just shreds of the crimerom las. police saying that 14-year-old victim was in a car with others. he was taken from that car and those inside drove off. he said his brother was lov wasw and caring.

keep us in your prayers. >> authorities have made no arrests in this case. they say they are still trying to figure out where the actual crime scene was. was it outside of the car? they are looking at all of thosl questions tonight. we will have more on the story tonight at 11:00. reporting live in okun. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> moving onto our next story,y, sky 7's over breaking news.

presence outside of the home. you can see them as we start to pan down. the sheriffs's office is not releasing many more details at this time. investigators say there is no threat to the community at this time. we will stay on top of this news. >> this happened ats happened a when one driver accused another of cutting in the drive through line. driver responsible for a deadly hit and run. it happened on sylvan drive. police are searching for a white truck. white ford f-150 or ford ranger with the work box over the bed of the truck.

the pedestrian identified died at the hospital. this is san jose's 10th pedestrian fatality this year. >> agonizes over the thought that she may never see her son again. thankfully the two-year-old was found safe and sound and the suspect was arrested. you appreciate things a bit more than you did before. i am hugging him a little tighter. >> she often runs errands later at night or earlier in the morning. she was unloading groceries from

her car around 4:00 a.m. as jacob slept in the car seat. the car was stolen and jacob was gone. >> i was coming back to get my son and i heard her peel out. she drove for about an hour and part four miles away. eventually leaving the baby in the backseat to defend herself. strapped in this car seat, no food, no water and no one to change the stepper. >> that i was not coming. he actually doubted if i was coming or not. i am always right there. >> she cannot help but feel that she let her late husband down. he died when jacob was just a few months old. thank fully, police found jacob

and mother and son were reunited at the hospital that evening. >> i did not put them down for at least two hours. question hopes other parents can learn from the scary situation. >> you might have thought you were doing the right thing by living your child's sleeping but there are really crazy people out there that wonder out of their hotel room and steal your car. whenever you cherish the most have no idea that could happen to us. >> happening now, gray and overcast across the gate area -- gray area. this is a live look from the camera at the golden gate bridge. >> the day started out with rain and even thunder and lightning in some areas. in concord, cruise responded to this fire on pine heller road. so far it is unclear what caused this fire but there were reports

of lightning in that area. some of the equipment in the area was struck by lightning. they said the damage knocked out power to several hundred customers but it has since been restored. >> you know that sound. there were reports of hail this morning. they appeared in this video from pittsburgh. >> our cameras did not capture anything quiet as intent in open. there were some sprinkles as well. so what does doppler show right now and what is on the way? >> sandhya patel is here with details. so interesting and weird to hear of the thunder today. >> you can say that we did not call for it. this is a welcome sight to see. i want to show you where it is raining. we will get you into street-level radar. the focus is on the south bay.

you will notice prim ridge avenue. it is wet. around the in land, east bay, antioch, if you are traveling, it will be slow going. this is a light level 1 system and what we are watching is this system going toward southern california. that is why the southern end of our viewing area is getting more moisture. the second part of this energy is coming down and that will bring us the potential for hail and even some stronger winds and the potential for high elevation. tomorrow morning, a few spotty showers and then we have a big gap. even some sunshine and by tomorrow night, here we go again. i will be back with the rest of the timeline, coming up. >> a massive shift to tackle a massive problem. governor newsom proposed a new plan that could force people up the streets and into the care they need. tarik was in san jose for the

announcement and has the details. >> this is not just cops going out there arresting people and then throwing away the key and saying you have no rights and we are substituting every thing. governor newsom announcing the proposal dated at getting people off the streets and into the care they need. >> rather than reforming in the margins, the system that is foundational he broken. we are taking a new approach. >> we are facing a crisis of epic proportion. >> to make a moss is the ceo of california. >> those who don't have access to the support they need. >> the proposal gives those on the ground the ability to put those struggling into the system. a system providing a court ordered care plan. >> family members, those first responders out there every single day that recognize the symptoms and the challenge. >> the court ordered care plans

will last up to 24 months. each managed by a care team, providing everything from medications to housing plans. >> the primary goal of this proposal is to hold not only the individual but also the county responsible to make sure those struggling the most get the services they need. >> at the local government fails to provide services under a care plan, they can face sanctions. >> it is consistent with the urgency. it will drive this plan. >> opens mayor any behind the proposal. what excites me about care cords is that it stands for the value that care for the most vulnerable should not be optional.

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>> to the war on ukraine, there are reports that they are shelling a nuclear power plant just north of crimea. the plant is the largest in europe and provides a court of ukraine's electrical power. eight days into the war, the russian assault just keeps coming. ukrainian officials say the attacks have only killed 10,000 -- have killed people. the invasion is going to plan according to vladimir putin. russian and ukrainian officials met at the border.

we are adding dozens of names. >> major airplane manufacturers said they will no longer provide service or parts for russian aircraft and swedish furniture maker ikea said it is closing all 17 of its russian stores. journeys to safety. >> the city near the russian border has been under heavy attack for the past three days. russian military forces are now surrounding this critical entry

point. you boom. boom. >> we spoke to this ukrainian activist just hours after she escaped. >> this morning, we have to choose between two suicide missions. >> she describes driving through a line of russian military tanks and not knowing if they would make it out to the next city. they thought it was not worth a shot because it is expensive. >> three days ago, the city lost power, water and communication with the rest of the world. >> buildings where people leave, people get killed in the lines for the water. people get killed in their own

homes. >> one million people have fled ukraine. many crossing into the pose border. that is where we spoke to chris novick with the project hope. >> the backlog is tremendous. >> this helpss helpss helpss hes medical supplies as a fleet of war. >> trauma comes first and foremost. interagency health kit. we have held supplies that will serve 10,000 ukrainians. >> she is urging the world to help as her country continues to fight. >> it is a crime against

humanity. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> after the break, the russian invasion and venting gas prices at home. we are set out in search of t

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>> that price is always high. the average in san francisco is 5.05 including 3.81 year ago. in san jose, it is 4.97. if you're looking for a deal, abc 7 news reporter ryan curry ventured out to see what he could find. click the price of gas keeps climbing. bay area residents are spending

more at the pump than ever before. we went out to find the cheapest gas station and figure out how cheap it really is. this is the cheapest option here. 4.85. >> you go right around the corner, $.20 cheaper. >> i have not found anywhere cheaper. it is inching up toward five dollars. crowded. >> a gem that is and not will hidden. it was the best deal in that area. on the other of the pumps, both several cents over five dollars but research did not end there. we kept looking for cheap prices but most places are either over five dollars or close to it. >> this has three different gas

stations, two of them over five dollars. one of them just under five dollars and the workers said he would be surprised if it got over six dollars. -- it did not get over six dollars. >> that is a lot of time on the road and a lot of money spent on gas. >> we're looking close to 400 week. maybe 435 a week in gas. then you add that up by three weeks. >> there were not a lot of cheaper options. to get gas? >> that is a lot of money.

>> i am blessed to where i am able to afford it at this point. i still don't like throwing money away. >> mariah carey, abc 7 news. getting expensive. >> it is really bad. >> the weather is good because we are getting some rain. >> absolutely. it is nice to see that rain. i want to show you a view from that center as a camera where we are seeing raindrops on our lens right over the shark tank. this is really great to see this morning. i cannot believe what was falling from the sky. we do have the wet weather in the in land, light to moderate around credit -- around pittsburgh. james dolan boulevard. as we look at the peninsula from palo alto to may take a little bit harder to get to where you need to go. we are seeing that wet weather. when we look back in time, you

probably remember those thunderstorms if you are in the in that east bay. still, the potential for some more hail coming in. although the thunder threat has diminished and i. temperatures in the 50's. a good five or 15 degrees below where we were yesterday. this is a light level 1 system. showers and possible hail. a snow chance at about my 500 feet. hour-by-hour, you may notice spotty showers. tomorrow morning, you will also notice that as well and then there is this big gap. you will see the sun. you will see what level 1 system. then we start to see the potential for some snow at the higher elevations going into saturday morning around mount hamilton. you will keep the showers skirting the coast as the second way comes down and then by saturday afternoon, things start to wind down. rainfall totals will range from a couple hundredths of an inch

to a 10th of an inch. it could not causing power outages and it may blow things around that are unsecured. tie things down. 30 or 40 mile-per-hour winds tomorrow morning at the coast. up to 50 miles per hour in the afternoon. this as we head into friday night and the wind will remain gusty for saturday but not white as strong. in the mountains, a winter weather advisory. through saturday afternoon, the snow level coming down to 1500 -- 1500 feet. we are talking the foothills of the sierra. warning temperatures, windy. grab the jacket, it will be cool. 50's and 60's for the highs.

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>> finally tonight, quiet and honor for those who -- this woman who touched the lives of children here and beyond. >> regina jackson is retiring. barbara lee praised jacks jackss the house floor. >> miss jackson has made it her mission and dedicated herself to this work. a key part of her mission has been inspiring our growth to perform at high levels by providing a safe, makes ring environment where young people can grow and thrive. >> jackson has been involved with the east oakland youth developer center in some form since 1984. commerce memorably described her as a goebel thought leader for youth develop and and thank her tireless service. >> world news tonight dipping your is next.

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