and retired auto worker, and when he was deported to germany from ohio in 2009 to face charges. the family says he died of natural causes. i'm juliet huddy, now, back to cavuto on business. you >> we're about promoting the private sector and they're about promoting the privileged sector. >> and he may say it's so, but the facts might be saying something else. vice-president joe biden claiming that the white house is all about helping the private sector, but did you catch where the veep was making that speech, in front of members of the united auto workers in toledo, ohio. just another stop in a recent white house tour of union shops. here is something else that won't stop. the growing mountain of government regulation and major ones since the president took office, costing the economy more than 46 billion dollars a year, according to one conservative group. it seems more like the private sector is taking a public flogging. and charles payne, what do you think. >> they are he' taking an economic flogging, a verbal flogging and dodd frank, obamacare and nlrb yet. it's amazing, the

germany. he was sentenced to five years in prison last year for accessory to murder. he was extradited from ohioe years ago where he retired as an autoworker. >>> new violence erupting in syria's capital of damascus this morning. the country's health minister says at least 27 people were killed and 97 injured in two explosions just minutes apart. cars rigged with explosives in crowded neighborhoods. police in intelligence facilities were targeted. >>> missouri republicans are holding caucuses today but no winner will be chosen. it basically begins the long process of selecting delegates. next step, puerto rico which will hold its primary tomorrow. things wrap up tuesday in illinois where recent polls show mitt romney with a slight edge. >>> returning now, new details this morning about sav sergeant robert bales. he is now accused of killing 16 afghan civilians. this new video just into cnn, take a look here. it shows afghanistanans taking to the street. they are demanding that bales be put on trial according to islamic law. >>> we have team coverage on this developing story. sara sidner is watch

germany. john demjanjuk. his death has been confirmed by a police spokesman. he was sentenced to five years in prison for assisting in mass murder. he was extradited from ohio ago where he retired as an autoworker. >>> and we're also learning more information about the american soldier accused of killing 16 civilians in afghanistan. the army is now confirming his identity as 38-year-old staff sergeant robert bales. he is now in solitary confinement at a military correction facility in ft. leavenworth, kansas. he was transported there from kuwait late yesterday. bales is a decorated combat veteran who once spoke out against the killing of civilians in a war zone. in january, he was deployed to afghanistan with a striker brigade combat team from joint base lewis mccord in washington state. casey is live on the pace. casey, how are people reacting to the news that sergeant robert bales is suspect? >> reporter: well, last night after his name came out, we went to his former neighborhood, which is a very nice neighborhood, very picturesque, near a large lake, visited his house and visited with some of his neighbors. many of the folks in his neighborhood, surpris