that, but i ve also heard people say that it s not going to be a trade war. melissa: you look at the market today and see how common it is, you know it s not a trade war. the market is what tells the truth about every situation because that s people s money on the line and they re going to hrough it and see what s really there and the fact, you can speak to the scum of the fact that we haven t seen a response as a result of what happened at the g7 tells you that everybody knows this is bluster and the longer negotiation. kennedy: that the critical world here. the markets know that. they know that ultimately, there is so much on the table for canada that although we may feel good and this really is just a feel-good gesture, a political one, a domestic one. he wants to seem like mr. hanson tough steph who is standing up to the u.s. president but again in the end, it s a distraction. i need to get back to numbers andata economics and making money for everyone and stop with the cult
daesh, al qaeda types would commit. i think that s way off the table. but i don t think it s out domestically. a domestic one, or a revenge motive. when someone goes out and gets people to act with them on a murder like this, they may already be members of a criminal gang who can easily get help from other criminal gang members to do a murder. that s one possibility, if you have revenge, or you can have some family members who would help you exact revenge. or you can have a political motive, a power motive, to attack a certain group of people for a certain reason jim, i m going to stop you right there, because we are seeing law enforcement officials assemble at the microphones there in san bernardino. we have been awaiting, anxiously, a press conference and it appears it s beginning now. let s take a listen. so this is the second official press conference we ll do on this. i m not going to go through all
news foreign correspondent, ayman mohyeldin. we re used to having you on remotely in cairo. it s good to have you. i know you cover a lot of these. we ll rapid fire at you. one we haven t gotten to this morning, osama bin laden s son-in-law captured and brought sometime last week, although just revealed yesterday here to new york city to stand trial. this has been controversial. some republican senators and congressmen say we weren t alerted ahead of time. we didn t know this was happening. we ought to have known, and he shouldn t have been here in the first place said people like lindsey graham. can you walk us through it? the domestic one, this terrorist is not going to be tried here on u.s. soil for the first time. i think a lot of people will be watching that to see the kind of precedent it s going to set. there have been other terrorists that have been tried in new york. this one is of significance because he was a senior member of al qaeda. there s growing concern that by brin
released from a prison there, but we re also hearing they re still in the prison. our sources in iran say they don t actually know if they left evin prison yet. imany official a a ay officials make sure they are free. released a statement by press tv that their detention sentence has been commuted and they have been released on bail, a lot of speculation is once they are released, they will head to iman. . the reason there is that speculation is it played a part in securing the release of sarah shourd, the third american hiker who was released last september. om omani government officials aren t confirming this. they did go into the prison earlier today and we re awaiting word when and if they will leave the country and in fact, they will be headed to muscat, oman. if you wanted to look at the politics behind all that and look at the relationship between oman and the u.s. mohammed, are you still connected with me? all right, we ve lost connection with jamjoom, apologize for
you can level with me. i can t on national television. but tonight his biggest challenge yet. i m getting him to do something you ve never, i mean never seen him do before. this is so dumb. i don t know why i can do it. that is incredible. the amazingly multitalented adam levine. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. we begin tonight with america s debt crisis. it s not just republicans versus democrats. it s now house republicans battling among themselves over speaker boehner s debt plan with days to go until the august 2nd deadline. is there still a real chance of a deal? joining me now from the white house briefing room is gene sperling, director of the national economic council and assistant to the president for economic policy. mr. sperling, thank you very much for joining me. where are we with this? i mean, is it an intransigent stalemate? is there hope of a deal? where would you put your money right now? well, i don t think there s any question we