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nick paton walsh is in afghanistan for us. two more american deaths there. nick, what do you know? >> we now have six americans killed in about the last week by men in afghan army uniform turning their weapons on them, the psychological impact on american soldiers who have to work hand in hand with afghans every day is bound to be significant. the details from today are still sketchy. isat confirmed two nato personnel killed, one by one of the gunman being an afghan soldier, the other apparently a language instructor working at this base in the south of afghanistan. an afghan official gave more details saying that this language instructor was there to teach the afghans english, had apparently been there for a year and they found documentation upon him to suggest links to the taliban suggesting perhaps this was a long-planned operation. they confirmed that both of the dead were, in fact, americans. now, i should point out this goes right to the heart of the key point of america's exit strategy here. they have to be able to trust the afghan soldiers they're working alongside. they're

singular view, the art and words of john paton davies jr. now open at the strathmore in north bethesda. runs through april 14. great to see you. >> delighted to see you again. >> very nice to see you here. >> thank you. >> it is 11:49. and still ahead on "news4 midday," we begin to say farewell to my longtime co-anchor, joe krebs. as he prepares to retire this week. we look back at his career. who is that sitting next to him? meteorologist tom kierein will be back with another check of the forecast. >>> this week we say farewell to a dear friend and colleague joe krebs. he's retiring on friday. and news4's aaron gilchrist talked to joe about his long career in news at his home. >> this is something i have been doing for 42 years almost. and i have been at channel 4 for 32 years. to do something different from that, whatever it is, is going to be a really significant change and it is beginning to occur to me. >> broadcast bug bit joe as a child. >> between 1k38 8:15 we would listen to the nbc world news roundup. >> today's roundup includes sp

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