injury and murderous rampages like this. the troops are honorable and courageous, and we have to make sure we don t let this man represent so many that have done so much for the country and while most folks have not been paying attention. this is what it took for the country to have this conversation, about the inequality of what we re asking these folks to do. then that s a good thing. coincidence doesn t necessarily equal causeality here. well, let s talk about it from the other side, here, from the afghan side here, which is the scale of this tragedy. we were talking about last night with some folks you have been in touch with, about our efforts there? we don t understand why the afghans are so upset about accidentally burning korans, and talking to an afghan friend, he was saying you don t know what it s like it s not just this, but you spent ten years of death, and how would you feel if
neighbors are saying. he was super fun to hang around with, kind of the life of the party kind of guy. and later in the hour, we ll talk to general spider marx about why he thinks obama s fate hangs in afghan president karzai s hands. plus, what is hollywood hunk george clooney doing in hand cuffs? hello. we ll tell you. this morning a soldier accused of killing 16 gachb civilians in a house-to-house ram pain is back in the u.s. plane carrying army staff sergeant robert bales arrived in kansas. he s now being held in a private prison krelg at fort leavenworth. neighbors say he s much different from the decorated combat veteran they know. the shooting rampage has sparked a lot of anger. hundreds of protester s marchin, demanding that he be put on trial according to islamic law. they chanted death to america. she s live in kabul, afghanistan, for us. sarah, is it likely that bales will be returned to afghanistan? reporter: not likely at all. how anyone accused in the
but i can t imagine a scenario where this marine would be required to detain american citizens for doing that. jon: what if he was told to throw some of his fellow marines in the pri good for inadvertently burning korans? if he was given an order by any one of his commanding officers and that order was deemed to be lawful he would have to follow that order or face the consequence. jon: simple enough. let s take a look at the oath that, well, my son and all military personnel have taken. they say i, state the nail, do solemnly swear and affirm i will defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, that i will bear true allegiance to the same and that i will obey the orders of the president of the united states and the officers appointed over me.
surveys with a team of people. the military has also moved in with search and rescue vehicles. in the south side of town in my live stream you can see there s four to five homes farms that had heavy damage and are gone. the tornado here was about 200 yards wide and it tracked through the city on the southeast side. everybody has been accounted for. most people are we do not have any injuries, just a couple injuries, no fatalities but marked damage on the south side of town. you re talking to us at the same time you re live streaming these images for us and in these images we are seeing people walking around. are these residents that are surveying the damage or are these first responders who are there to help, volunteers? reporter: both. we have a lot of local people here that are people walking down the streets that are local residents and family members. a lot of these people s farms have been here for a while, many generations. one family here on the south side of t
until his deadly regime cracks and collapses because it will. i m absolutely confident of that. late today, president obama called for greater pressure on assad to go. all of us who have been seeing the terrible pictures coming out of syria and homs recently, recognize it is absolutely imperative for the international community to rally and send a clear message to president assad that it is time for a transition. it s time for that regime to move on. and it is time to stop the killing of syrian citizens by their own government. despite the words, the killing goes on. we said at least 91 lives today. more than 100 yesterday, according to activists. and the shelling, this was the 21st day of the bombardment for people living in the baba amr section of homs. in the middle of this, crews from the red cross managed to evacuate a small number of women and children. the two western journalists remain in homs, so do the bodies of marie colvin and remy offlic, and so do tens of