+ living a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. >> it looks like all of the suspects and victims are here. >> a shooting involving two students. one is under arrest. the other is recovering. thank you for joining us. quite that shooting was reported just before 11:00 this morning went a student slides down a driver for help. it is not far from the high school. we have the very latest. zach? cuesta locked and lifted just before 2:00 this afternoon after they found that suspect and the firearm. san jose police say that they

were both students here. some parents of other students at the high school waited for hours outside these gates anxiously waiting to pick up their kids. >> my kid texted me it was shelter-in-place. i rushed out here. >> after three hours, parents were able to pick up their kids. this is after a long and scary day that for students, it started with a schoolwide announcement. somebody down, reporting that he was shot. we got here quickly. >> today's shooting following a violent weekend with police investigating at least four

separate incidents involving gun violence. one of them under the shooting. quite a lot of gun violence occurred this week from this weekend, right now we have juveniles out here with guns. we need to do -- we need to do something, we are going to do something, we need to combat this problem together. >> a junior at the school tells us students are usually allowed to walk off campus and now she is rethinking those typical school activities. grace is -- it is not really safe anymore. >> parents like garcia questioning how they go forward. because i don't know. maybe she will take a day off. i will see how i wake up tomorrow. quite a lot of those parents and students shaken up. earlier this afternoon, san jose police said they were looking for another suspect, a second suspect. i checked in after 3:00 this

afternoon. they said they were not actively searching for a suspect but that this is an ongoing investigation. i asked if the suspect was a shooter. they said that was something that they had not determined at this time. live in san jose, zach fontes, abc seven news. >> alameda county authorities are asking for the public's help in finding a missing child. he was last seen walking down foothill boulevard in hayward at about 10:00. investigators say that he had a cell phone with him and may have been headed to see relatives in oakland or pittsburgh. he is about 5 foot 7, 1 120 pounds and was seen wearing a gray shirt, black pants and red shoes. anyone with information should contact the alameda county sheriff's department. >> alameda county's eviction -- signed the bill today as acting governor while governor newsom is on vacation out of town. tim grayson and bucky wicks

extend protection through june 30 as long as eligible tenant apply for local mental assistant before today. they also made history before becoming the first woman in california to sign legislation into law. >> a new poll shows bay area residents are growing more and more concerned about the homeless crisis. this shows homelessness is the most important problem facing our area at 31%. that is up from 24%. housing costs came in second at 24%. up from 16% last year. making the biggest jump in the poll was crime and safety, 20% say it is the biggest problem. the concern about covid drop significantly to 11th place, standing at 2% now compared to 14% last year when it was ranked third overall. >> we have known about the impact covid has had on the mental health of teenagers but now there is a cdc report.

the first of its kind. breaks it all down for us. >> more than one third of high school students said their mental health suffered with 44% feeling persistently sad or hopeless during the past year. more than a quarter of them had a parent to lose a job. >> children's mental health is so impacted by what is going on in the family, what is going on with the community and then of course, with online school and disruption. >> the survey was done from january to june of 2021. among the hardest hit were lgbtq kids and asian americans. 64% said they experienced racism during covid. african-americans were not far behind. cdc researchers found that lgbtq

students reported greater levels of poor mental health, emotional abuse and attempted suicide more than their counterparts. san francisco unified said that is where it's at student services played as usual. >> we worked really closely with our wellness coordinators to text, students, email students, let them know about the programs we are running, to allow them to be able to reach out and be able to get the help they needed in case they were feeling a road -- feeling alone or desperate. >> there was a sharp decrease in the average time to spent on social media while participating in online learning. the impact of social media has been initial before the pandemics or who did well? according to the report, kids who had a connection with the adults and peers at school. in san francisco, leanne melendez, abc seven news. >> there are distributive in the

first $14 million in grant funds to organizations combating hate incidents against the asian americans and pacific islander community. this is the first round of funding from the california comeback plan. they are receiving grants that will help provide victims with services and strengthen violence prevention programs. >> today is international transgender day of visibility. president biden announced a series of new measures aimed at supporting the mental health of transgender children. they spoke with a bay area mother of these two transgender kids to better understand what this momentous day means for the youngest of the trans community. >> a mother and daughter shopping day on this transgender day of visibility. sarah and her 10-year-old trans daughter checking out the shops on 4th st in berkeley. >> it can be very scary if your child is transgender or non-binary, to think about the target they possibly have on them. >> president biden announcing a

slew of measures on this day to protect trans people from removing -- removing barriers to entry for government services to allowing for an x on a passport rather than identifying a gender and for sarah, the mother of two trans children, the commitment to and support is a big one. >> this is amazing for my family and so many others. >> while it is a day of celebration, for young olivia, it is a tough one. the reason she is here and not in school is because she is getting bullied. >> bullying has been a massive part of this. she is in fourth grade and it is vicious. >> sarah has navigated these waters before. the eldest is also bullied. >> my children have been attacked for who they are and even being in berkeley, it is not perfect -- perfect. >> across the nation, an attack on the rights of transgender children, hundreds of anti-trans bills have been introduced in

the past year. >> the anxiety taking place with more than 200 measures out there across the country, it is just terrifying. >> in these terrifying times, transgender role models happened here. and getting more so every day. >> as for olivia, it is a bit too much right now. >> to really see that that is quite a small part of the and that they are humans and they want love and acceptance just like everybody else. >> tara campbell, abc seven news.

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now look at the rate banks are paying for savings. one half to 1%. the best i could find is that 1.15%. one not going unnoticed for my facebook page. thanks get you coming and going. jerry adds even if rates go up, it would be so minuscule. so what is going on here? greg mcbride says comparing savings and mortgage rates is like comparing apples and oranges. crisis savings rates are shorter term interest rates. they are much more dependent on federal reserve raising short-term interest rates. mortgage rates on the other hand are tied to longer-term interest rates. such as long-term government bonds. those yields are up substantially since the beginning of the year because of

higher inflation. >> what is a consumer to do? shop around, look for low mortgage rates when buying a home or revive and -- refinancing and shopping locally and online. looking for the best rate for your savings account. >> most banks are paying next to nothing and they are sitting on a mountain of deposits. they are unlikely to be quick to pass along higher rates. a lot of online banks have saving rates much higher, 10 times higher than the average bank. >> i asked why online banks pay more and greg said that is how they attract customers. brick-and-mortar banks rely on their branches. >> the record-setting gas prices are slowly dipping and president biden took action to drive them down even further. here is a look at the national average. the average will always be higher in the bay area. there could be some relief in sight.

this after president biden released historic releases. this will go on everyday for the next six months. >> this is a wartime bridge to increase oil supply and until production ramps up later this year. it is by far the largest release of our national reserve and our history. we will provide an historic amount of supply for a historic amount of time. >> the word of the president's plan costs the price of -- caused the price of a barrel of oil to drop. >> this quarter was the worst quarterly performance in two years. >> coming up, honoring the legacy of cesar chavez. how the impact of his rights is

still felt today.

>> on what would have been his 95th birthday, we celebrate the legacy of cesar chavez. >> he learned about grassroots organizing in san jose. dustin dorsey has the details. >> before san jose was the center of silicon valley, it was the center for race and social justice. the movement led by cesar chavez was here. >> it was the result of a great community. >> one o boycotts was held with the mexican heritage buzzer today. >> history came together here in this neighborhood.

>> fred ross junior and donna mcdonald taught him how to organize and the nonviolent philosophy of gandhi. >> he took all of their knowledge and knew how to use it with the mexican community, the nation and the world. >> it all started here in san jose. >> the legacy of chavez still lives on in san jose. his impact will never be forgotten. >> i am more than proud. >> it is this historical landmark and a significant location. >> his spirit lives here. anytime i have an accompaniment, i come by here and say thank you

for him leading the way. >> we give back with acts of service. >> i can't even explain in words the feelings that i get knowing what my uncle did not only for the community but he was doing it for everybody. >> for that, we say thank you. >> is still making an impact years later. now to get a check on our weather. >> let's take a look before we get to that. showing a little bit of haze. this is the way we should stay through the rest of the evening. we will be pretty clear. less sunshine and cooler by

sunday. a little summer case if you will. here is a look at temperatures in the east. 70's are creeping in. and then what about the east bay? 56 is the cause but in san francisco. thinking about going outside for an evening walk or dining? temperatures are still pretty comfortable away from the coast. no wind chill by 9:00 and temperatures around 50 22 around 57. under the clear skies and i, there will be a thin layer of haze out there. with a new moon and no marine layer clouds, you will be able to see the stars really well. it will be the usual areas with a little fog.

temperatures in the 30's to 40's with mid 40's to even upper 40 around the bay and into san francisco. 74 and san jose. upper 60's to near 70. not nearly as breezy as today. today you get up in places around san francisco. low to mid 70's in the north bay barrel -- north bay valleys. not quite as breezy as the peninsula coast. mid to upper 70's in error in land east bay neighborhoods. a quick look at some potential records. maybe in santa rosa and here. it will be warm but records are not likely. what about a touch of summer?

before we get to the 90's on thursday, less sunshine on saturday and you could see the breezes were sunday and monday to remind you spring is still here. >> looking like a pretty nice weekend. >> a new affordable housing development is open in mission bay. this includes 152 units. it is the latest brand opening for this and operating thousands of affordable units. >> a lot of people come down to mission bay and they see all these buildings and it looks fancy and they go to a warriors game. a lot of these are affordable housing for families and this is a gorgeous building, beautiful courtyard. this is right in the heart of a growing community. >> 28 have been prioritized for

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>> they welcomed its last customer this afternoon. people got up early this morning and waited to enjoy umoja dessert for the last time. and then a huge turn out to celebrate the retirement of the brothers who have been running the business for the past 32 years. >> out want to thank everyone of you for your support through all these years and we always see your smiling face because i am unapproachable. >> i hope we did a good job for everybody. i think we did. thank you. thank you for coming. >> i am unapproachable, talk to my brother. good luck and thank you to the entire family. really incredible when it comes to serving the family for 116 years and when you run a business like that, it is 24/7,

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tonight, as we come on the air in the west, with gas prices at a 40-year high, president biden taking steps, hoping to slow inflation and lower energy costs. the president under pressure to bring down gas prices, averaging nearly $6 a gallon in california. today, announcing he's tapping into the nation's strategic oil reserve with the largest ever release, up to 180 million barrels over the next six months. how long will it take to see gas prices drop? rebecca jarvis standing by. overseas tonight, russian forces leaving chernobyl, leaving control of the nuclear power plant waback to ukraine, russian soldiers reportedly get sick. amid new images of fighting, president biden today suggesting

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