con gol solitario de johnathan. por la real, el mexicano estuvo en la banca pero no pudo.estima que estarÁ fuera de las canchas de tres a cuatro semanas. el madrid recibirÁ al atlÉtico en el bernabÉu. deciza realizÓ la carrera en dos horas, y 17 segundo. la prueba femenina la ganÓ caroline. felicidades para ellos! en la pelota caliente, los medias rojas de boston vencieron a los baltimore. el triunfo fue para justin que permitiÓ una carrera en cinco entradas. hasta aquÍ el tiempo de los deportes. les recuerdo que siempre me pueden escribir en twitter. les deseo una feliz noche. julio: es una pelÍcula con un tema muy actual. es el bullyng. stephanie bradford, hablÓ con una de las protagonista que darÁ mucho de que hablar. stephanie: lo mÁs aterrador de todo es que en el aniversario de su muerte, su cuenta de chat se activa, asustando todos los que las rodean. confieso que ahora tiene miedo de los computadores y las cÁmaras. vas a tomar mucho mÁs precauciÓn despuÉs de usar la computradora? es una pelÍcula que habla de nuestra generaciÓn y cÓmo los jÓvenes se pueden ver afect

greatest creativity san francisco can bring. >> in san francisco johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> and the market art festival ends later today. >> so there will be lots of fun activities for families across the pay area. >> you can moner is jam. >> yeah. in the 70s there today. and a little bit warmer as we head into the second half of the weekend. warming trend will get underway. and looking to sunday forecast with temperatures acoaching 80 in some spots of the bay. now all week long the numbers will come up and down and right now live doppler 7hd we have a few clouds around. cool in the north bay. exploratorium camera you notice looking pretty good in san francisco. 43 in morgan hill, half moon bay. it was a cold start yesterday. 52 in the city. oakland is at 48. the view from our sutro tower shows it looks pretty nice. you have to put on the layers if you are headed out. temperatures will be dropping probably into the upper 30s before long. in napa, 6:40 is the official sunrise. livermore at 46 degrees. emeryville looks pretty good. later on today in the 70s. so warmer weather for the

greatest creativity san francisco can bring. >> in san francisco, johnathan bloom, abc7 news. >> and the market art festival ends later today. time right now is 6:13. lots of things going on this weekend. cherry blossom festival happening in san francisco. >> it should be a beautiful day today. watch out for the traffic. it will be very clouded down there with temperatures in the mid-60s by the afternoon. santa rosa is cloudy. the sun officially risings at 6: 40 and over 13 hours of day light. it will feel like spring, but feeling more like summer like temperatures on the way. we have a healthy on shore push today that will be allowing for a cooler coast. exploratorium camera right now looking at the city with 52 downtown. 41 half moon bay and 42 morgan hill. the future tower camera featuring also another vantage point. er 30s napa petaluma. fairfield 48. 49 concord. and livermore at 44 degrees. emeryville today will be in the 70s. so a nice afternoon. a little bit warmer as a weak high pressure builds in. a few high clouds and then we will see the warmest day of the weekend tomorrow

. >> you can head over to fox news.com and see wayne and johnathan's stock picks. whatever. anyway. time to wake up america. the office of the president of the united states is supposed to go to the man or woman who generates the most ideas to make america better. it's supposed to go to the man or woman who has the leadership skills to stimulate the economic power house we have here. it's not supposed to go to the most inevitable or the one whose dad brother or husband was president. hillary clinton set to announce her presidential run this weekend and jeb bush is sure to announce after. are we so devoid of men and women with values and leadership skills that we're down to a bush versus clinton choice for the next? wake up america, the last 25 years or so have been brew tan on america's standing in the world. we were number one and now wu rank number 12. now, we create jobs and service the united states is now ranked 14th in education. our kids lag countries like uk and russia. we have had a bush or a clinton in the white house for 20 of the last 26 years. do we need more of the sam

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i'm johnathan ferro and we're in london. 78% of greece said the nation should reach a deal with creditors rather than a rupture. that is that comes in stark contrast to a bloomberg poll of investors where 52% believe greece will leave the euro. why optimism on one side and sudden pessimism on the other side? i was kind of surprised by that. hans: it could be a little bit lagging. it could be before because it was in mid april before vary factorice was taking a different role in the negotiationses. that could predate the idea that alexis tsipras is taking center stage in the negotiations. the idea that intense negotiations are going to start. you could have a preliminary agreement on sunday may 3. and then on may 11 you go ahead and vote for it but have it ratified by all the finance ministers. one showing look for in the talks on this are both sides talking about the same kiverpb deal? it is very clear from the european side that they want a complete and total deal, a complete completion to have program. and from the greek s

. >> we want to bring in johnathan alter tonight, msnbc political analyst analyst. what options does senator menendez have? will he will pressured to get out of office? >> there will be a lot of pressure for him to step down pending this but there are actually no requirements in the democratic caucus in the senate for him to do so so he's not under any legal obligation to step down prior to trial. but the political pressure will be pretty intense. >> how intense do you think this investigation has been for a grand jury to come to this conclusion when, of course the senator has said that they've been friends for over two decades. so the question is where do you draw the line between constituent services and business favors i guess. >> that's exactly it. this case would be easier for the federal government if they didn't know each other. if it was guys dressed as arab sheiks came in and offered bribes to members of congress. i was doing this because i have known this guy for 20 years and we're close buddies. the case is really going to rest on whether melgin turns sta

. >> jimmy: and poor johnathan. yeah, the kids beat the crap out of him.eve: 'til the candy comes out. >> jimmy: this next one was sent in by joseph pickett in green bay, wisconsin. he was checking out some tv listings and came across this one right here. james and the giant -- oh. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: hey-oh! >> jimmy: honey, get out of here. your favorite movie? no, it's not. hold on. i'm not going to put on gorilla hump or something. [ laughter ] this next is one from derek sorino in belmont, california. it's an interesting article he saw online. four simple exercises you can do at your desk. [ laughter ] yeah, that one looks pretty easy to do at your desk. if i saw someone doing that, i'd be like, should i come back later? [ laughter ] this is so easy to do. it just takes two minutes of your time. [ laughter ] you can't do that at your desk. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: and take off that onesie or whatever you're wearing. >> steve: yeah, why are you wearing that to work? >> jimmy: you put a suit on. >> steve: where do you work at? >> jimmy: i

here. [ applause ] her entire team at the interior department and national park service director, johnathans for helping protect places leek this. [ applause ] the park superintendent pedro ramos does outstanding work. [ applause ] i want to thank congressmen who are here doing outstanding work. [ applause ] as well as deb by. they are all in when it comes to protecting the everglades and we're proud of the good work they are doing. we had the science guy, bill nye here. [ applause ] there's bill. now they are all here. we're all here because this 1.5 million acres is unlike any place on earth. it's no wonder that over a million people visited last year alone. tall grass prairies and forrests home to an incredible diversity of wildlife bald eagles, herrings hundreds of plant species from pine trees to wild orchids. you can find alligators and crocodiles in the same habitat. i'm told this is a good thing. [ laughter ] in the words of marge douglas, there's no other everglades in the world. part of the reason we're here is because climate change is threatening this treasure and the communitie

johnathan has more than to. >> we're back on trend.y companies leading throughout morning. it may lend europe really that trend. peripheral bond markets. these are the moves. up 1% on the ftse may have been in italy and the big deal of the morning, we have been talking about it throughout last couple of hours and fedex buying tnt express. let's price anytime dollars at 108.53 on the euro. that was a $6 billion deal. the collapse of the euro making things a little bit cheaper for u.s. companies over here. valuation play? certainly. in booned market, bonds rallying, but the big news here in spain, the two-year is almost turning negative down one basis point. a 0.02%. but they sold bills. spain joins the club. free money for the spanish government. i'm going to take you back to the market. the dates are out on the euro zone this morning. disappointment but germany beat and you've got say the data was still solid. 108.45. in the fx market it's here in the aussie dollar. the aussie dollar up by just over 1% right now against the u.s. dollar

central kitchen, and johnathan bloom, author of wasted food. >> just ahead, i have taken the no wasted the surface of the problem. the film "just eat it" shows us a picture of the problem, it has an effect on the water supply and the atmosphere. let's face it, we live in a wasteful society. but you can help to make change. now it's your turn to get involved. we want to see what you're up to. what will you do to waste less food, whether it's composting, or changing your menu practices if you're a restaurant owner, it all counts. i'm calling my personal pledge once a week at home i will actually clean out the refrigerator. it's an easy way to make sure my family is using up food that may otherwise get passed by, and helpful in making a sensible shopping list. share your photos with us at msnbc.com, thank you for joining us and good night. >> tonight on all in. >> president obama goes on an earth day attack in the land of bush and rubio. >> you don't stick your head in the sand. >> reporter: tonight, why climate change is officially a 2016 wedge issue. >>> plus, the latest from baltimore

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