audience and you at home for the contributions in a fascinating show. . warning signs. were there any for a u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 civilians in afghanistan. what set him off? >> the bobby i knew is not the bobby that could have done that. >> san sor um on smut. he said the president is putting pornographers ahead of children. >> approximate are on prosecuting the cases, they are exposing children to a tremendous amount of harm. >> justice and an unarmed teen. gunned down in florida weeks ago. the shooter is still a free man. the family said it was murder. that and more right here, right now on cnn.

good evening. i'm don lemon and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with a developing story that is a turning point for the u.s.-led mission in afghanistan and could starlt bringing the men and women there home much sooner than we thought. in a matter of weeks or days. the tragic story of army staff sergeant robert bales played out last weekend, but tonight he is on u.s. soil. his attorney arrived in kansas to prepare for his first face-to-face meetings with his client. he is suspected of killing 16 afghan civilians including nine children last weekend. he could be charged in connection with the deaths as soon as this week. standing by for us, dan, let's start with bales' attorney. >> this story has been advancing over the weekend. for severa days we had no idea of the name of the suspect while

the military kept his name secret. now we know who he is. robert bales and a portrait emerged of him over the weekend. we know he has an attorney. john henry brown, a prominent lawyer here in the community. someone who has taken on high profile cases in the past and represented serial killer ted bundy and the barefoot bandit. he got to kansas and was going to meet his client and addressed reporters briefly. take a look. >> it was a shock. believe me. more of a shock perhaps to them and the neighbors and even reading the news accounts. everybody thinks he is a nice and mild-mannered person and a great person. >> the portrait that emerged thus far is this is someone facing significant financial strain and perhaps showing strain of an emotional strain and physical strain as well. we spoke to neighbor who is told us this is a person who had gotten injured during the time of war while fighting in iraq.

he had a brain injury at one point. a couple of years ago while serving in iraq and he wanted to continue fighting for his country. we don't have a sense as to what set him off. it's a mystery. people characterized him as a good soldier, a good human being. how this happened, we just don't know. back to you. >> dan simon, thank you so much. a man who has known bales his entire life is stunned by the story and said the robert bales he knew could not have been kinder. susan candiotti his an exclusive interview. >> robert remembers his last conversation with robert bales who called him from afghanistan. >> i said i love you, bobby. take care of yourself. >> that was in december, shortly after he was redeployed for a fourth time. >> a real caring, real understanding individual. even from a real young age.

>> durham has known bales all his life. they lived next door to each other in norwood, ohio. he still calls him bobby. >> bobby and my son were best friends. >> an uncommonly kind friend because durham's son weighed, two years ealder than bales is severely disabled. >> bobby was just a very understanding, very accepting kid. he didn't at one time point out a kid's disability. it was what they could do. >> bobby took wade swimming and to school parties and to the zoo. bobby made sure wade was never left out no matter what anyone thought. >> with bobby around, there was never a question. all of bobby's friends accepted wade. because bobby accepted him. >> at norwood high school outside cincinnati. he was a football captain. year book photos show him typing

and a playful side. after attending two colleges and working in finance, a fateful day. 9/11. >> 9/11 really affected bobby. >> within two months, he joined the army. >> he was like a lot of young men and women who decided that -- not on our watch. you don't do this to our country. >> when are they talked about the war, he empathized with civilians. >> people are people to him. people are people. i never heard him say he hated anyone. >> he was horrified to hear about a soldier who gunned down 16 villagers door-to-door. >> how did you react when you heard the news. >> they said bob dethat and i couldn't believe it. i still can't believe that. the bobby that i knew is not the bobby that could have done that. >> durham suspects his friend may have snapped and he is

worried. >> i don't think any more of -- he will never be the same. he's such a great person. that just crushes me. >> what questions do you have? >> i think everyone has the same question. everyone knew the same bobby. what happened? what happened? >> questions with few answers. >> i don't know what happened to my friend, bob bales. i hope somebody figures it out. >> and gets him help. susan candiotti, cnn, norwood, ohio. >> we will dig deeper from the fallout in the shooting in af gone fan and what could lead to a shift in strategy here. the white house said it wants to stay the course after the alleged massacre of 16 civilians, but no doubt from washington to kabul they are preparing for anything.

james marx is with us. i want to begin by asking you why we could start seeing troops coming home as soon as two weeks as a result of this tragedy. >> don, first of all, you know that president karzai directed that all forces leave the villages and return to forward operating bases. the larger bases. that doesn't take place immediately or overnight. there has to be a relief in place. that takes about a week. they have been into it and the forces have been into that about a week. if those forces are not those that will come back into the villages and resume the missions, the united states mission is changed. our commanders on the ground will determine that probably within about another week. within a couple of weeks it would not be unusual if there has not been a change in our posture inside those bases that you can see forces coming back. it's not inconceivable that that could happen.

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the mission has not gone wrong. what happened in this particular case, if you look at this soldier's record, he's an exemplary soldier and has done exceptionally well. he has risen and is in e 6 after about ten years in service. a tremendous track record and his buddies and his leaders and subordinates recognized that. what happened about a week ago, we will figure out. it's a tragedy on multiple levels. it is inappropriate for us to draw a conclusion from this event to what the other soldiers and other members are doing and have done. for the last decade. it's phenomenal what they have been able to accomplish. >> we need to talk about the deployments, but i want to know about the troops who have been deployed over there recently in the wake of this tragedy. what are they doing if they can't go into the villages. are they sitting there on their

hands and how long is general allen going to let us go on? several things are taking place. president karzai said move out of the villages and back. that doesn't take place overnight. there still activities. people have to be taken care of and there is medical evacuations and aviation support is going on. there is training of security forces and military forces that can take place outside the secured areas. the prohibition is conducting operations. that has to back off. the soldiers and sailors and air men and marines are over there. those service members never sit on their hands. they are preparing for the next mission and leaning forward and getting ready. if you stay on the operating bases for more than about a week

and a half or two weeks, that changes the mission. it changes the posturing and that changes the villages and elsewhere, they need to go home. the guys doing training can drive on. there really is. this is an inflection point and it needs to be monitored and the leaders are doing this one. >> this is a turning point and bring the men and women home much sooner than we thought. we a preshiate you joining us. >> you get blamed for a lot as the president of the united states. high on that list is the price of gas. can the president affect what you pay at the pump. we will tackle that. [ pilot ] flying teaches me to prepare for turbulence.

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>> mitt romney has new momentum. he won an easy victory? puerto rico. you can see the results as he won 83%. cnn projects that romney will get all 20 of puerto rico's delegates. he was endorsed by the governor and campaigned there on friday and saturday. by cnn's estimates, he has more than double rick santorum's 239 delegates. newt gingrich and ron paul trail. illinois holds the primary on tuesday. full coverage at 7:00 p.m. on tuesday night. rick santorum made multiple stops over the weekend and told one audience a victory could

protelehim to the nomination. candy crowley interviewed santorum and asked him about his strong criticism of the president's policy in iran as well as an entry pledging a crack down on corn. >> something that's been on your website that's gotten a lost buzz. your position on pornography. one of the things you say in promising a tougher crack down is that the obama department of justice seems to favor pornographers over children and families. i need to ask you to back that up. do you honestly believe there people at the department of justice who favor pornographers over children and families? do you believe that? >> you have to look at the proof is in the prosecution. under the bush administration, pornographers were prosecuted much more rigorously than they are under existing law than

under the obama administration. you draw the conclusion. >> what's your conclusion? >> my conclusion is they have not put a priority on prosecuting the cases and in doing so, they are exposing children to tremendous harm. that to me said they are putting the unenforcement of this law and putting children at risk as a result. >> i want to play for the listeners something that you said at a rally last night. this was in mt. vernon, illinois, talking about the president. >> we're need a president who will go out and nominees can go out and claw clear contrasts between president obama and his failed policies at home and of course his failed policies where he has been the weak horse, the appeaser in chief around the world. with evil. >> appeaser in chief around the world with evil.

where is a for instance for that for our listeners? where do you think he is an appeaser with evil? >> iran is the principal place. that is the principal problem we are facing on the national security front. nuclear iran. he has repeatedly sided with the government of iran in the green revolution in 2009 when people were completing and holding signs asking president obama to help overthrow this nuclear weapon that is killing our men and women in uniform that is attacking american troops through their surrogates and terrorist organizations. >> but he instituted tough sanctions and there will be new sanctions coming up. he gathered world opinion. isn't that better than going in with troops or what is it you are suggesting he should have been doing? >> well, first off, he should have been aligning himself with

the persian people and the pro democracy union to topple this regime that is developing a nuclear weapon and spreading terror around the world. he did not do that. here he said i'm going to impose tough sanctions after he denied that and tried to stop the sanctions from going into place. only his own party got him in the senate and the house. what has he done since then? the un resolutions say there will be no new yorks with the iranians until they stop processing the nuclear material and what did the president do? he overstep and ignored that precondition and now is negotiating with iran as they continue to develop nuclear weapons. he is buying time and doing what the iranians want to do. this is the weak horse in this region and the israeli people, benjamin netanyahu said mr. president, time is up.

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>> let's look to the big stories in the week ahead. we have you covered from hollywood to wall street. our correspond epts tell you what you need to know. we will begin at the white house. >> at the white house, with high gas prices at the pumps, president obama will be focused on energy when he hits the road on a-state tour, making stops in nevada, new mexico, oklahoma and the battle ground state of ohio. the president will be putting the spotlight on developing domestic oil and gas as well as pushing for more fuel-efficient vehicles before hitting the road. the president will welcome the irish prime minister to the white house on tuesday. >> i'm poppy harlow. housing will be the big focus on wall street.

we expect reports on existing home sales for the month of february. housing continues to be a major drag on the economy despite improvement. we will get earnings from tiffany, general mills, fedex and nike. we will track it for you on cnn money. >> i'm a.j. hammer and here's what we are watching. we are getting the scoop on the brand-new season of dancing with the stars from super pro. catch "showbiz tonight" week nights at 11:00 p.m. eastern and prveg. >> the man whose viral video made a war load a household name is an internet sensation. he had a public naked break down in san diego late last week. his film kony 2012 showed the african war lord and it prompted this explanation from the

organization trying to stop the violence in africa. >> dear friends of invisible children. these last two weeks have been tough, really tough. when we set out to make the kony film our goal was for 500,000 people to see it. in over a week and a half, it was almost 100 million people. it was incredible, but it also came with the attention and the pressure of the global media spotlight. that was hard for all of us. it was especially hard for jason because the story was so personal for him and his family. that pressure took a serious toll on him and unfortunately the whole world saw that. >> very hard to look at that. your heart can't help but go out to him and his family regardless

of the situation. this is what the world saw. he was naked on the sidewalk making bizarre motions and talking to himself. invisible children said he was exhaust and dehydrate and that led to his strange behavior. he was in the spotlight since millions viewed this documentary you are looking at about the atrocities of kony in uganda. the project consumed him. his family released a statement as well saying jason never 4 a substance abuse or drinking problem and this was not caused by either of those things. yes, he did have irrational things happen brought on by extreme exhaustion and dehydration. he is now in a hospital. police did not charge him. the shooting death of a florida team created outrage. the shooter and the head of a neighborhood watch claims he did it in self defense. the family said it's murder. there is growing outrage in the country and online. we are going go indepth, next.

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confirm reports of an american being killed in yemen. two officials say it happened and al qaeda claimed responsibility for the reported killing. the group said the american was a missionary trying to spread christianity. the canadians expect more arrests in london, ontario. a st. patrick's day celebration turned into a drunken mob of about 1,000 people. they pelted police with rocks and bottles and caused about $100,000 in damage. most took place in a college neighborhood with a history of disturbances. gas prices are up again for the ninth day in a row. aaa said the national average for a gallon of regular and seven states prices now have topped $4 a gallon. wyoming has the cheapest gas if you call $3.40 cheap. there is growing anger by a neighborhood watch captain. this 17-year-old was walking

home at night in a gated community when george zimmer min spotted him. he told 911 he thought he acted suspiciously. the dispatcher told him not to get involved, he confronted the teen and within minutes shot him. i want to you listen to the attorney for his parents. >> zimmerman wants to say he has a concealed weapon for personal protection. he was acting as armed security. the official manual of the neighborhood watch program which we will give you a copy of issued by the u.s. department of the justice states that members do not possess police power and shall not carry weapons. >> i spoke with goldie taylor of the goldie taylor project earlier tonight and zimmerman claims self defense. witnesses tell our affiliate a different story. >> i firmly believe this was not self defense.

>> meeting martin's family, marey and selma dropped a bomb in a press conference, saying they witnessed the 17-year-old getting shot and were ignored by police. >> what we heard, what we saw that we believe in our hearts 100% was not self defense. i heard the crying. it was a little boy. as soon as the gun went off the crying stopped. pa. >> they never arrested zimmerman because they had no evidence the shooting was not self defense. they say they tried to call police four times to give a statement and their calls were not returned. >> we believe as a gun was pointed at a 17-year-old child, he pled for his and george zimmerman pulled the trigger. >> the case devastated the family and out ramed the community and put the police department on watch. for these witnesses she is grateful. >> regardless of what happens, there is still good people in this world.

>> i have a 21 and 28-year-old son. i have never heard them cry as grown men. if i heard them screak and beg for their lives like this, it would have been devastating to me. i can't imagine what mrs. martin is going through. >> lits listen to the 911 since you mentioned that crying and screaming. >> is he yelling help? >> yes. >> what is your -- >> there is gunshots. >> you heard gunshots? >> yes. pa. >> how many? >> just one. >> george zimmerman said it was his voice on the 911 tape screaming. i'm a mother. i know the sound of my sons's cries. mrs. martin said it was her son begging for his life. >> the question is why hasn't george zimmerman been arrested?

why are police and whoever it was in the hands of the state attorney now. why he hasn't been arrested. the investigation has to play out. it appears there is no movement and on social media, people are going crazy about this story. justice for him. >> i would say if not for what happened in social media specifically among twitter and some of the leading journalists and key influencers there, this would have ended. >> a disturbing question about what happened to martin means this story is far from over. you can better believe we are going to continue to follow until there is movement on this story. one president said the buck stops here and the white house gets the credit and the blame for everything that happens in this country. can a president control the price of gas? we will tackle that, next.

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severe this is. the tornado is north of the city and we will continue to track the situation. let's talk about the snow on the interstate. i-40. look at the video around flagstaff, arizona. 180 mile stretch that was closed through most of the day as more than a foot of snow fell in the area and came down extremely heavy with very strong winds. that snow continues overnight. we will continue to wuch this system in the upcoming days ahead. at least through the middle of the week. it's a slow-moving system. we will stay unsettled and stay cold and damp. ahead of the system, it's windy and warm. you saw a bunch of record highs throughout parts of the east. this is the severe weather in the area we are watching. down through kansas as well as parts of texas. behind where the drier air is we have the risk of fire danger

because thing are so crisp and windy. as the system heads through the plains, it will sit here and pick up moisture and bring that up towards the north and with days of rain ahead means we could have a flood threat. let's get to the nitty-gritty. if you are going to be traveling, at least pack with the sweaters across the west and pack with the short sleeves across the east. with issues across the northeast, new york city with morning fog and low clouds and a few problems in places like philadelphia and washington, d.c. this will primarily be in the morning. city number four, phoenix, arizona. you are 50 today and tomorrow not looking a lot better unfortunately. city number three, kansas city, missouri looking for showers and thunderstorms. that can cause delays for you at the airports and make for a rough commute. houston looking for showers and thunderstorms. most of this will be late in the

day. hopefully things will be all right for the drive in, but on the drive out, maybe a different city. dallas, texas is also under the threat of severe thunderstorms tomorrow. i didn't give you a tower cam because i knew you would recognize that. >> no quiz tonight. it has been a long weekend. i didn't need that. thank you, jackie. good luck tomorrow with the commute as well. >> we are going to talk politics right now. when it comes to political debate, few issues hit home faster than the rising costs of gasoline. the president all get blamed, but is the criticism fair? earlier i talked about it with will caen and contributor and senior writer for espn and i started by asking if it's fair to blame any president from either party for the high cost

of gasoline. >> no. simple answer. it really is. i can tell you that gas prices are the subject of supply and demand and the current spike we are seeing has a lot to do with unsteadiness in the mideast, specifically what might happen in iran, but in the short-term, presidents have very little to do with the gas price. >> it gets the base riled up and makes for a great narrative. guy against the other. am i right? >> absolutely. it's gold in the political world. >> lz, you want to weigh in on this? go for it. maybe you don't agree. >> no, i agree with will. it hasn't been fair for any candidate to be challenging the white house in regards to gas prices any more than a loaf of bread or cost of cotton or any other product we use in america. the thing i find frustrating is

because they are challenging the president with gas, but on the other end they are drumming the war being about iran. not understanding as if you talk about going to war with iran, you are affecting gas prices through speculation. they are having their cake and eating it too. i wish the american people would catch up. >> the last thing you just said. i will ask you again. let's start with you. why then are the american people and so many people buying into it? the president should open the oil reserve. this president is responsible for high gas prices and why are people buying into it? >> because we wanted things to be easy and exist in a vacuum. we don't want cause and effect. we want things to be easier for ourselves. that is the truth as us as a culture. you can't keep saying we want lower taxes, but we want the government not to touch the spending, but we don't want to borrow. we can't have it all.

that's what gas prices are too. >> it's not just gas prices, but the economy in general. the president has a direct lever over the business cycle. from macro to microin gas. >> you said it's not fair. why are the american people, many american people buying into this narrative? >> they buy into that the president has control over everything. macro economic business cycles. they think clinton was a great president because the economy was great and we see an uptick and obama gets credit. he does deserve some credit, but so many factors are in play in what is going on with the economy and the gas prices, it's sill to think we can blame or credit a president. >> any president, republican, democrat, libertarian or any president. >> it is a nuance as peblth to a president's effects on the economy, but when you boil it

down to a bumper sticker tag at your local gas station, it gets stupid fast. >> i want to get your reaction. >> when he ran he wanted to see prices go up and energy prices would skyrocket and he selected three people to help him implement the program. the secretary of energy and the epa. this trio has been doing the job over 3 1/2 years and gas prices are up. the right course is they ought to be fired. >> i want to say this is delving into the more nuanced aspects. president obama did run on alternative energy sources in weaning americans off of carbon-based fuels that means gas prices are going to have to go higher to get consumers off of it. is he responsible? no. did he want higher gas prices? eventually he did.

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>> tonight in the what matters segment, as many as 20% of the people in maur tania are living in slavery. the abusers largely go unpunished. the result was the special inside slavery's last stronghold. here's a quick look. >> that's the problem here. that's why slavery persists. people don't need to exercise physical force. what is sim pollic violence is misery.

>> perhaps the most surprising thing is this. some people who are born into slavery don't realize they are being exploited. back in the capital, we spoke with a former slave. he was liberated years ago, but told us he never understood the freedom he was granted. we reunited him with his former owner living abroad and who he hadn't seen in years. their relationship is not what you would expect. we were surprised by their interaction.

there is a twist to the story. the slave master would go to o to be one of the most prominent abolitionists.

>> go to cnn.com/slavery to view the whole series where you find information on the fight to end slavery and how you can be part of the solution by donating to a training center that is run by

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sunday night mystery. let's end the show with a little mystery. sunday night mystery. jackie has greats not about how we happened to match with the orange sweater, but a real life da vinci. what can be seen as an historic discovery. >> this has been going on for centuries. seriously if you read the book, it was out of the pages of the novel. i'm not kidding you. >> i saw the movie. >> or the movie if you like to go that route, but researchers think they found a painting that is hidden behind the wall. it's called the battle and it was unfinished in 1506 when leonardo da vinci left florence. it was pained on the walls and it was believed that it was destroyed after this building

was remodelled. a new artist was commissioned and he painted several frescos and it's behind one of the paintings that they found. they suze sonar and knew there was a space between the walls. they took a drill and dug on through and they got paint samples and they matched the same pigments in the mona lisa. isn't that amazing. how do they figure this suf out. it's not proven yet, but there was a clue. on that painting, it said cirque on trophia that translates to he who seeks finds. they think it was a clue of what was behind it. >> with a mystery. always a mystery. >> we will have more next weekend. is you,