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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

susan candiotti, cnn norwood, ohio. >>> afghanistan's president has repeatedly voiced his frustration with the u.s. and its handling of the suspect. karzai says his nation is at the end of the rope. the afghan ambassador to the u.s. backtracked today, saying he trusted the u.s. >> well, we do trust the united states. and we do know how important this relationship is, and we are working as a partner to resolve all the issues as a partner. we should coordinate and cooperate with all these issue like i describe. and the bigger picture is very important. we're in the right direction. but down the road, things are happening that we should manage in a way that should not deter us from our main objectors. >> that was candy crowley's interview with the ambassador to the u.s. on cnn's state of the union. >>> al qaeda has claimed it killed an american in yemen. the terror group says the american was a missionary who was trying to spread christianity. a head of the security in the province identified the victim as joel sharm, and said he had been working for two years at a swedish run language c

susan candiotti, cnn, norwood, ohio. >> the shootings of 16 afghan villagers, most of them children,credible anger in afghanistan. sara sidner is joining us from kabul. you have been getting reaction on the ground. what are people telling you? >> reporter: yeah. look, people are extremely angry about what is going on. though, they are not protesting like they did during the koran burnings. but we did hear on tape, the taliban was talking he can clues civil to cnn and we asked them questions. basically, they talked about the fact that they were extremely angry about this, they would seek revenge against americans in particular but also what they called armed foreigners in this country, that every foreign ner should leave afghanistan. that was in their words. they also talked about why the peace talks with the united states has fallen through. they suspended talks that were perhaps going to happen in qatar at some point. they said the reason was two-fold. the was not maintaining promises about how or when they were going to let some of the taliban detainees in guantanamo bay be moved a

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susan candiotti, cnn, norwood, ohio. >> hmm. reynolds is back now with a forecast for you.eynolds, what do you have in store for us? >> we have a lot going on. it's one of those days where you just have -- you just take your pick of weather im's around the country. when you think of ski season, ski season was very slow starting this year, and especially in central rockies. many resorts were building on snow, creating their own stuff. now they're finishing up the season and n a pretty strong way, anden only in parts of the rockies, but even in the sierra nevada where we have all the moisture coming in from the pacific crossing over the coastal range into the san walk even valley, and being boom, into higher elevations it's turning into snow that you can see plain as day. same story in southern california. you can see light snow especially up towards big bear, but then when you get over towards phoenix and flagstaff, you see the transformation of the rain. farther to the south and then when you get higher elevations in near staff, it's switching over to snow. same story in sa