on and he is the gop frontrunner tonight. the 38-year-old robert bails accused of perpetrating the massacre in afghanistan is sitting tonight in an isolation cell in fort lev enworth skansa even as john brown his civil defense attorney arrived in kansas trying to get sympathy for bales. he slaughtered 4 men three women and 9 children and burned their bodies a quote devoted husband, father and dedicated member of the armed services. >> it was a shock believe me more to them even the neighbors reading all of the news accounts. >> whoever bales is, if he did what he is accused of doing he put his fellow gi's in greater peril. he sabotaged hopes to the successful end to the 10-year-old conflict and he has shamed his nation. knowing some of his personal problems may help us understand why he snapped. >> robert bales and wife aerican bought a house for 2 8 $0,000. but two-days before he allegedly killed 16 civilians his wife asked a real estate agent to put it on the market for 229 thousand a hit. she asked to take the house or the market saying she had a family emergency came two years after they abandon a home in auburn washington about 10 pa miles away. they say it was ramshackled when they left there were vehicles parked in the front yard. we had given up on the owners. the man who allege he had wlint into the homes was having problems with his own. and had problems with the law. he was raised for allegedly assaulting a girlfriend but pled not guilty did 20 hours of anger management counseling and had the charge dismissed. he was charged with hit and run after he fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into something charged with running away from his car in uniform glady. that was discharged as well. he was denied a promotion which was a major disappointment from his wife's blog which is pufullf posts detailing the life of a lonely wife who had just given birth to a daughter quincy. bob left for iraq this morning. quincy slept in our bed last night. >> peert also tells us carolyn bails and two kids are under federal froeks. right now we are honored to have on board an active duty commander of special forces in afghanistan a wounded hero of spur win gar which is written about in a brand new book major russell candy joins me from myrtle beach, california. thank you for being with me. >> i don't expect and i don't ask you to talk about what happened, what went down with this man and this massacre. can you briefly tell us what you think it will do to programs like the viloney program you worked so hard on when you were in afghanistan? >> well, obviously mr. rivera i am not a member of the senior defense department. i am not allowed to talk about these issues with respect to the specific details or obviously national policy. one of the things we are able to do a measure of success is talk about the build stability operations. what we have been able to achooe on the ground. through those relationships we have built through out the years with the afghans we understand this is one individual isolated not representative of who we are what we are trying to do here with the afghan people and were theyable to do that through the partnership and loyalty and trust we have built with the afghan friends. >> i hope you are right. >> the afghan president saying he wants to withdrawal awe u.s. troops from the country side from the villages from the towns he wants everybody to hunker down in places like camp leather neck or back ram air base until the clock runs out. wouldn't that yield the territory back to the taliban, major? >> obviously this is a real insurgency. i can't get into what the president has decided because it is a sovereign nation. what i can tell you is when you look at the afghan people for example mr. -- the doctor has a book called africghan culture 1. it talks about the four pillars of the afghan society which are individualism masculinity power distance and uncertainty avoidan avoidance. i am sure there is a lot of back door conversations dealings concerns that go into the decisions he makes. but these are already transparent to the u.s. embassy and also to the signor commander w -- senior commander who is daily most cases hourly engayingiengayinging in these issues. >> i wish we could talk more about it the election results. your service has been exemplary all of the troops. i am going back in two weeks. that will be my 11th trip. i hope i never have to go back after that. how do you feel about having to return time and time again wounded in action as you have been? >> the interesting thing to look at is what we are doing. the u.s. forces are involved in full spectrum operations to target village ability operations. what we are doing there is no change. we are staying -- our off tempo is not going to change. we are committed and invested into this fight. informing people so they understand afghanistan is not the only place we have forces committed to the war on terror. right now we have probably about 5,000 operators that are in 45 different con res across the globe. if it's important to u.s. strategic industry or national security there's a green beret standing there. >> it is one of the best war books you will ever want to read lions of kandahar the story of a particular fight involving major russell bradley and his men. "a fight against all odds." thank you major for being with me tonight. >> right now this is a prime time and crime time alert. according to documents the feds prosecuting white yie boy bolged a biography he was writing. boston born james whitey bolger was number 2 on the fbi most wanted list for over 10 years behind only you guessed it osama bin laden. this man choked and cut up woman so they couldn't identify their bodies. did murders in broad daylight. my father was killed 150 yards from right here in broad daylight. >> bounced around fromm alcatra to lev enworth 1965 after serving nine years for bank robbery and other crimes. he went home to boston quickly carving out a place in the under world hierarchy. >> he was feared no doubt about that. the people who feared him the most were criminals, book keys, bank robbers, burglars, home invaders, pimps, drug dealers. >> > he was linked to money laundering extortion, drugs and 19 murders. >> terrible killer. >> on the run for the next 16 years he became a cult hero from boston and the model for knajac nicholson's character, the departed. >> when you decide to be something you can be it. that's what they don't tell you in the church. when i was your age they would say we can become cops or criminals. today what i am saying is this whshgs you are facing a loaded gun, what's the difference? >> whitey's quiet life on the lamb came to an end of june of last year. captured after the girlfriend. from a police psa. >> the arrest marked the end of a long exhaust i hunt for america's most wanted men for one of america's most wanted men. this is a great day for boston's law enforcement community. >> whitey's trial is set to begin november 5th. despite the robin hood image the families of the victims he left behind in boston are hoping for a harsh end to his life in crime. >> sticking a needle in his arm and watching him clothse his ey or hanging in the middle on the beach. >> how bad was bulger? we will hear from karen gravano. and you her steven he got killed on the sopranos. really? 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ask your doctor if crestor is right for you. >> announcer: if you can't afford your medication, astra zeneca may be able to help. >> live from america's news headquarters i am elizabeth pran. the west getting rough weather and slowly moving to the east. heavy snow to parts of arizona california and the rocky mountain states. with as much as 2 feet of snow blanketing the higher elevations. the storm system threatening to pro dugs flash flooding from texas up to missouri. meanwhile a tornado watch has been lifted for the texas panhandle and western oklahoma. bad news for u.s. drivers as gas prices climb for a nine-th straight day. aaa reporting the average price for a gallon of gasoline 3.84 nationwide. that's up more than $0.30 from a month ago. gas reaching an all-time high to $4.11. it is averaging more than $4 a gallon in 7 states as well as dc. i am elizabeth prann. now back to geraldo at large. >> i want to sum up the whole thing with the manhattan madam here. you think they are trying to squeeze her to get her it testify against public official or officials including and up to a governor in the area. >> or ex government. >> after her black book why else would they turn down the lawyer who offered up his apartment and even the other person other codefendant got off on 100,000 dollars bail. why are they squeezing her so hard? >> we think we know. the author of mob daughter karen gravano. you can watch nothing personal murder for hire which airs on investigation discovery wednesdays at 9:00. you are doing a sex episode in your next episode deep throat the porn film. the mob is involved in the porn industry? >> the stories we do are about hip man. this happens to be about the mob and hit men. deep throat the highest grossing possibly movie ever. certainly the highest grossing porn movie costs 22,000 dollars to make. they were making so much money they had to weigh the money in the 70s. had to weigh it. two brothers, betrayal, one gets a hit man kills the other one. the family demise all about greed, all about everything. just a horrible story. and an innocent woman an ex nun gets killed in the cross fire. >> you were in the sex business, weren't you? >> yes. >> was that run by the mob in arizona? >> no. maybe a different kind of mob but not the mob i am used to. >> was it a strip club? >> yes. >> do you have names there? >> absolutely but i am not giving any. >> here is mitt romney back to politics just about an hour ago. >> those people who don't think latinos will vote for republican need to take a look in puerto rico and see the conservative principles and latino voters go together hispanic voters are going to vote for republicans if we stand for conservative principle that bring broet and good jobs and values. we are going to get latino voters to help us out. >> this is a fox news alert mitt romney has vulvpull varized santorum. 80 percent of the vote going to mitt romney. they came back on friday night. >> shouldn't all american territories. wherever it might be shouldn't they all have one language. he sabotaged his chance. english is an official language in port week go. he is running for the republican primaries on sunday. that is statehood. one of the reasons they are opposed is of them are only going to have to change their loifs. it will change with port week co becomes a state. santorum fuels the flames of that fear. >> nobody knows the unique politics of puerto rico better than my next guest vpt he's a riegz star in the national republican party we offer the governor of poerlt reek go louise fortuno. >> what a day. a lot of excitement. how is the turnout so far, gorn more? >> so far it's looking good. we have been forced to send additional falling forms there are so many knew vuters joining the republican party. >> one of the reasons i support you and the party you represent is because you are in favor of statehood as i am, but let's put this aside for now. well it is related senator rick santorum wam down there and seemed to frightened a lot of people by suggesting if puerto rico was to become a state spanish would have to take a back state to english. did he damage -- did senator santorum damage his chances today in puerto rico go by his emphasis on english prime see. as you just mentioned. i am mott saying it was when he mid his comments all thundershower candidates are men. i respect all thor of them as you know they have been official languages for over 100 years. >> as a father of trib lets i must tell you -- triplets want children to be fully bilingual. we see english as a language of opportunity. we share our heritage. then you have to dread carefully. you know better than i do in the hispanic commune site>> how old are the triplets? >> thor 20-years that was a nightmare we enjoyed it and they are so proud they are in poj. why dooz choose prom knee over santor santorum. >> that's an excellent question. i respect all four. i know all four of the candidates. but i have to choose one. i am convinced this election has involved leadership. what is the person better prepared to sit in the oval office and make decisions not just on foreign policy someone has the experience in create be jobs. it is an important issue in nor puerto rico and -- he's coming. oon top of that he made a pledge. number one, to protect the current -- american caribbean boiler. when you talk about sporeder security when you fuss looked the frant door. he kree mitted to actually will benefit the country. he is here jobs in puerto rico are american jobs. certainly he came to respect the will of the people on november 6th and actually he went further and said should the voters decide we want to use state wood he provide it had to the work on the terms and conditions that would have to be ironed out. >> didn't he erase you on the supreme court justice regardless of how she may have voted on this or that issue or ruled on this or that issue. >> he had to address that. he did during a couple of days they spent in puerto rico. what he said was this had nothing to do about justice. he was not questioning them. it had to do about her doing a philosophy. certainly in every campaign there are issues you would rather not see around. >> predict tonight's outcome? who wins and by how much? >> let me tell you i am biassed as you i know, i believe governor romney is going to do well. >> governor louise have fun. i will see you on the (speaking spanish) >> you are welcome any time i can karn de you excellent >> thank you very much governor. >> obviously that was done before the final results we are showing romney absolutely dru c santorum he's side. l -- sharron angles will doin me. santorum lost 8-1. how does he recover and don't you think the reverb brakeratio the route may effect the illinois and louisiana primaries on tuesday? >> first of recalled doe. thank you for inviting me to be on your show. i have come from mind myself. >> we love having you. >> i have come from behind myself in third place to win a primary. i don't think you can count rick santorum out. i don't think this is a debacle. irng it was -- i think it was pretty much expected. >> i don't think it was expected at this rate. rick santorum is a man of faith, catholic as the majority of islands are. he went to church and abolishing sandwich -- the rest of the sandlies. didn't you have the experience when you were an immigration where you led a foul sensitivities? 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