reena roy, abc news, naples, florida. dion: we are seeing the highest weekly gas price increase of any state in the country. the bay area gas price, according to center -- the highest gas price in our area is in san rafael, according to aaa. governor newsom on friday called for a wonderful tax on oil companies that would go directly back to california taxpayers. he also directed an early transition to winter bland gasoline, which is asserted to increase oil supplies by 5% to 10%, and drop gas prices. much more to come tonight, including making a court case out of creative expression. we will look at a new law in california, a first for the country that ensures creative content like the rigs and music videos can't be used against artists in court. and a reason to cheer today in the castro. . we take you to the return of the castro street fair. spencer: i am spencer christian. . a bright and sunny sunday and we have more like this coming our what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyo

reena roy. abc news new york. >> gas prices are still high nationwide gas price is three dollars 85 cents a gallon look at california it is averaging $5.94 and it is -- most counties. president biden is taking action to get prices lower area today announced hetrategic see in response to ec's recent cut in production. and they are passing record profits onto customers not shareholders. >> the second order this year, profits and six of the largest public traded oil companies were more than $70 billion. that is $70 billion that just one quarter. 90 days. >> mr. biden says the 50 million barrels will be released in december. safety in the north they not just any bikes we are talking about evite and the -- e -- bikes and the law not keeping up with their popularity. next and the change >> building a better bay area. moving word finding solutions this is abc 7 news. >> a man recently hit and killed by a e bike has raised concerns. >> there's been a raise number of complaints. we look into this evite i

ama: reena roy looks at the issue. >> laura has been the food pantry director in oklahoma city for 15 years. >> they get the box and say wow, -- it is a lot of people my soul. >> working at the food pantry is deeply personal for laura, who only at 11 euros sold was -- years old was homeless or self. >> daily data collected by the u.s. bureau, found food security was more common on members of the lgbtq plus people, then non-lgbtq plus people. she say her food pantries were all people get by expectance -- acceptance. >> is one of the 200 those part of america organization. >> our goal is to address food insecurity. >> feeding america vice president of the sexes say there are ways you can take action -- of -- vice president says there are ways you can take action. >> volunteering, when volunteering practicing, affirming approaches to the people that are you are interacting with. not assuming pronouns. wearing a rainbow flag. reporter: another way to help his advocate, snap is formerly the food stamp program is the first line against hunger. >> continuing to push for local governments and

abc's reena roy joins us from venice, florida, with more. good morning, reena. >> reporter: as you just heard from rob the southwestern coast here just got hammered. take a look at this structure here behind us, this was once a theater, now it's completely gutted. you can see why so many were told to get out, but some say lee county's warning came too late. 35 of the 71 deaths in this state were from that county alone. this morning, as the death toll from hurricane ian grows, so do questions about evacuation orders in hard-hit lee county, and if they should have come sooner to help save lives. local authorities under fire, defending their decision to issue a mandatory evacuation tuesday morning instead of monday like some counties nearby. >> when we went to bed monday night, people were saying this is a direct hit on tampa bay worst case scenario of the state. as that track started to shift south, and the computer models the next morning, they called for the evacuation. they opened their shelters and they responded very quickly to the data. >