tonight sean penn on politics and the movie business. and i take him to task about these outrageous comments. also a guy named world peace does something unpeaceful. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. i m in chicago. where nobel peace prize winners are gathering. they re all here to promote global peace and how one person can make a difference. our big story tonight, the exclusive with rahm emanuel. better known for his take no prisoners style. as president obama s former white house chief of staff. tonight he s talking about keeping america great starting with his hometown of chicago. and an interview later with sean penn. he s being honored here for his commitment about human rights. listen to what he says about that. i ve got a better gras grasp that i ll be able to take the things i ve been affected by there and perhaps they ll fit into the work i do elsewhere. our big story tonight. rahm emanuel. we re here at one of several chicago schools where ema
yes, it is spring. here we are april and downpours, heavy winds expected, up to a foot and a half of heavy, wet snow, too, expected in parts of the northeast. this could be a perfect storm for power outages. and walmart caught in a huge multimillion dollar foreign bribery scandal, accused of buying its way into mexico and blowing past its competition with years of payoffs. there you go. all right, shark boy. keep them up. keep them up. shark boy? i ll say. a little boy, right there. hello. reeling in the beast. his epic battle with that guy, a shark. we ll show you in a moment. up first, breaking news in the trayvon martin murder case. george zimmerman is now out of jail. he was released overnight in sanford, florida. simm s zimmerman walk out of jail around midnight after posting bond. he awaits his murder trial. zimmerman is required to wear a gps tracking device. his release comes a couple days after bond was set at a court hearing in which zimmerman offered
the most pressing issue there is greece. reporter: yeah. that s right, ali. what i should also mention, though is that the markets have certainly learned over the last two years this euro in crisis has gone from bad to worse. what they wish for and, then, again, what politicians deliver. what they would ultimately like to see, these leaders agreen on a bold action on a statement promising bold action like raising the euro s bailout fund to cope with countries like greece that they re still having trouble paying bills and might also like a discussion about moo mooch mutualizing. germany, of course, is still very, very reluctant to fit the bill on that, ali. different finance abilities. so that mutualization or further union mayen very far apart. the international monetary fund christine lagarde has stern warnings about the prospects for recovery in europe. what did she have to say? reporter: yeah. not mincing worlds and in an interesting position, because this time last
that congress approve government regulations that have a significant impact on the economy or small business, lowering the tax rate for businesses and individuals to know more than 25%, passing free trade agreements with columbia, panama and south korea. they say that will create up to 250,000 jobs and increasing domestic energy production. the pentagon says the don t ask, don t tell policy in the military officially ends on tuesday. the defense secretary has been asked to hold off on repeal. congress needs more information about the policy changes they say. the pentagon says the repeal of the policy of gays serving in the military has been through a rigorous vert fiction, process. thousands of students in tacoma washington will not be in school again today. the teachers union voted to keep its strike going despite a judge s order to put the signs back and get back to the classroom. we were surprised and disappointed. we fully expected students would be arriving and teac