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we have are fiona mah to talk about the budget impasse. >>> and the fiscal year starts july 1st, we have no budget in place. >>> also looking at gay pride. new york said yes to gay marriage. >> and san francisco mayor race a lot coming up first topping or news. >> san francisco police are blaming gangs for last night's violent shoot out. >> officers are holding two suspects after a shooting spree in broad daylight. it happened around 6:15 p.m. last night in the tenderloin neighbourhood market and jones five people were shot and sent to hospital. investigators closed off market, mccallister and jones streets not far from where gay pride festivities were wrapping up. all victims have nonlife threatening injuries four of them were just passer bys, one is a 45-year-old man visiting from england, witnesses saw two groups of people involved in some sort of fight before the shooting the spite filled over in -- the fight spilled over in foot traffic from pride events. >> it is an ongoing problem. we have narcotics and other things, gang related. not due to the proximity of pride events at all. >

and we also thank fiona, we have the official certificates of honor.can choose one of three packages here, and you get your choice. but these are wonderful packages. we are doing a lot of different things and they're very special. each of you will have a choice about what you want to choose. this is a fitting end to the school year, and a wonderful song and performance and their exhibition of the great talent. i want to make

fiona trott of the bbc reports. >> reporter: just a few months to go. >> baby. >> sister. >> baby. >>r: lauren andrews is having her second child and says alcohol awareness is the last thing she needs. >> baby. >> reporter: when you were expecting did you drink booze? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> scared me, because more chance to have miscarriages. so didn't touch a drop. >> reporter: but with only 34% of expectant mothers giving up alcohol, the organization which will run the training program says the investment will make a huge difference. >> we can actually prevent children being born with fetal alcohol brain damage. and -- but it costs money to educate and thanks to diageo, we will be educating, we expect, in the next three years 10,000 midwives, ultimately if it all goes well, they'll reach at least a million women. >> reporter: the department of health says bringing in companies like diageo gets more information out there so people can make a better decision how to lead a healthier lifestyle. on one of the company brands there is a health warning for pregnant women. some heal

and we also thank fiona, we have the official certificates of honor.you can choose one of three packages here, and you get your choice. but these are wonderful packages. we are doing a lot of different things and they're very special. each of you will have a choice about what you want to choose. this is a fitting end to the school year, and a wonderful song and performance and their exhibition of the great talent. i want to make certain that you know, from the heart of the city, we are very thankful. the mayor is spending a lot of job -- a lot of time making certain that education is at the heart of everything that we do, and this is a look to the future but also of thomas that we want to continue to have, with all of the work that we have. you have dedicated your talents to make certain that this is the best city in the country. thank you on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i also want to give a shot out to the administrators of san francisco. is jan here? thank you very much. you are really wonderful to work with, because it does take

>> san francisco assemblywoman fiona mom is calling for a investigation. it is a story we first told you about wednesday right here on ktvu challenge two news at 5:00. in march, the pilot's cockpit microphone got stuck open and his comments went off on an faa channel. he had to under go diversity training before going back to work. the congresswoman said she has chosen a different airline to fly and is urging others to do the same. >>> both sides of the gay marriage issues crowded the halls of the state capital. state assembly passed the bill last week. today they reached an agreement on legal protection on churches that refuse to hold gay weddings. democrats say it's about time. >> let's get it done. let's bring all these bills to the floor and let's end this session in a productive way. >> reporter: new york would be the fifth state where gay marriages are legal and the biggest bay far. >>> let the party begin. the 46th annual pride celebration is set for this weekend and already thousands of people have made their way into the city for friday night's fe

san francisco assembly woman fiona may wants the state to stop doing business with southwest and she is investigating whether california laws that protect workers from a hostile work environment may have been violated. >>> researchers from the california academy of science believe they have discovered at least 300 new species of plants and animals. they made the discovers during the last few weeks in an expedition to the philippines. abc7's dan ashley tells the story. >> we're going in. >> dive after dive. hike after hike. academy scientists and the filipino colleagues joined sources for a month. the mission: to find and document life of all sizes and shapes on the largest of the philippines' 7,000 ilands. >> there isn't a dive i haven't made where i didn't see something unexpected or something new. >> the exmedation was lead by terry. that is terry in the underwater video shot by academy photographer. the money for the project was a gift from margaret and will hurst. >> scientists estimate 90% of life on earth has still not been discovered and unearthed treasures are believed to be