WHITFIELD: CNN is learning today of ramped-up security measures at NATO headquarters in Afghanistan. With that story, CNN's Barbara Starr at the Pentagon -- Barbara.</s>BARBARA STARR, CNN PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: Fredricka, an extraordinary measure ordered by General John Allen, the U.S. general that commands all troops in Afghanistan. This is because of the so-called green-on-blue incidents, where Afghans are attacking U.S. and coalition forces. Allen has ordered all troops at NATO headquarters to carry their weapons fully loaded on base at the headquarters, outdoors, inside buildings 24/7. He wants them to be ready in the event they are facing an attack by Afghan forces. And in fact, this classified order, Fredricka, now applies to all bases across Afghanistan. You would think it's a war zone, everybody carries a loaded weapon all the time, but at these bases they really don't. Now they will -- Fred.</s>WHITFIELD: All right, thanks so much, Barbara Starr. Appreciate that from the Pentagon. All right, running from a wildfire -- residents talk about their escape from a burning Washington state subdivision.
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