that's -- yeah. >> bruce herschensohn, what's the solution in your view? >> getting someone strong enough. a solution is a strong leader. a strong leader who understands the tradition of presidents post world war ii. by tradition, i mean all of them. republicans, democrats, two exceptions. maybe i could say two exceptions in carter and obama, because president carter did abandon good friends of ours, romero, the president of el salvador, and somosa, the president of nicaragua. we got the sandanistas in return, a war that killed 70,000 in central america, he abandoned the shah of iran and in his place, the ayatollah khomeini and he abandoned taiwan to the peoples republic of china. he was the first to do this but not to the extreme numbers and consistency of president obama. >> somebody who has lived out in southern california for most of his life, what's the effect of hollywood on public policy? is there an effect? >> i'm not so sure it's on public policy. certainly it's an effect on policy with a lot of people in the country, there's an effect. the main t

up next, bruce riedel. >> that all happens next on c-span2's of tv. >> bruce riedel who retired with 30 years in the cia talks about the cia's involvement in afghanistan from 1979 to 1989, the last battle in the cold war between the u the u.s. and the t union. this is about one hour. >> good afternoon, everybody. i'm strobe talbott and it's my pleasure to welcome you to a conversation that i hope will engage as many of you as possible. bruce riedel and i go back a ways. we got to know each other in the 1990s when we were working on a part of the world is going to be focusing on here, which is to say south asia, which included primarily for us at the time india and pakistan, two countries that have intense interest in afghanistan which is the subject of his new book. and bruce and i came to brookings around the same time. he is a 30 year -- 29 year i guess, better and of the intelligence community, not just cia, but he also did significant stands at the national security council staff in the white house working both on the middle east and on south asia. and he's not only a superb anal

bruce ribner, medical director of emory's infectious disease unit at the emory university hospital. also, pleased to introduce dr. kent brantley, a medical doctor who was serving with samaritans purse in liberia. is as follows, dr. ribner will make a brief statement. then dr. brantley will make a brief statement. we'll take no questions. after that, dr. ribner will take questions. we have moderated call-in line as well. dr. ribner. >> good morning and thank you for coming here today. i'm bruce ribner the medical director of the infectious disease unit at emory university hospital. sorry. i lead the team of doctors, nurses, laboratory technologyists, chaplins, and

bruce? >> dave, i know we got a delay here, but i have to ask you, too early to talk about kirk cousins looking at him as a possible starter? [ laughter ] >> reporter: don't start a quarterback controversy, bruce johnson. no, seriously. robert griffin iii is their guy. i mean, when jay came here, the question is how confident are you in robert? they drafted him second? they are not giving up the ship on him just yet, but the more and more he looks this way, bruce, and the more that kirk cousins looks the way he does, i have to ask the question. too soon to know for now. >> dave owens, we will get back to you. thanks a lot. don't forget, wusa9 has got you covered this nfl season. thursday night football begins september 11 with the ravens and steelers an the best conference in all of college football. the sec begins play on saturday, september 13. and we also have five burgundy and gold games on wusa9 including a thursday night game september 25 against the giants. >>> today's weather wasn't

i'm bruce johnson. thanks for joining us. the battle of the beltway will serve as a final test for starters on both sides. dave owens joins us live from the m&t bank stadium. dave, everybody is going to be looking at robert griffin iii, right? >> reporter: yeah, bruce, and you know the drill, man. this is the dress rehearsal. when it comes to the most important position on the field at quarterback, let's face it, there's still a lot of questions in terms of robert griffin iii. he's thrown 12 pass in the preseason. 12. enough to make you think he's mastered this new system? i don't think so, but here's the plan tonight. he and the starters are going to go about one half. that's what jay gruden has said all week. if things don't go well they will play into the third period. we shall see. this offense is going to be tested. the ravens' secondary is banged up but that front seven is nasty. if there are leaks in the redskins' foundation there's a good chance we will see it tonight. >> it's great for us to continue to work through

schneier now bruce tells us his thoughts on n.s.a. reform embedded computing systems and open s.s.l. time how to get to it. our lead story today on this tech centric episode of boom bust facebook now facebook is getting into the television ad buying business and it's going to be amazing i mean amazing for advertisers that is according to facebook now facebook executives argue that by using the site's massive analytics they can help advertisers reach exactly the right audience and measure exactly the impact that their ads have they can do this by tracking the searches social connections and histories of their one point three billion users worldwide now while television remains the dominant vehicle for advertisers trying to reach a mass audience facebook claims that it can get your product in front of the eyes of would be buyers far better than traditional t.v. ads now mind you they've never done this before and most people don't watch t.v. on facebook so they think they can do this i don't know but ten years ago when facebook began sel

bruce, what do you think of the walmart revamp?es a lot of sense for walmart to make a change. here's the biggest problem, though, when you order from amazon, the one thing that walmart can't touch is the box comes to your house that says amazon. now you order from walmart and the box comes to your house that says walmart. that doesn't have the same appeal. melissa: really? i don't care what the box says, i want the thing for a good price and want it to show up tomorrow. >> you care a lot, and you care what your neighbors think. melissa: no, i don't. >> absolutely. melissa: bruce, you are crazy. normally you are dead thochlt you are absolutely crazy. i don't care who sends it to me. i want what i want for a good price, that's the problem with target and walmart and others online, with amazon, i know it's going to show up. >> if walmart can provide a price that is appealing and more accurate than amazon, the numbers will survive. a small percentage of walmart continuing declining revenue numbers, they haven't done well. it's a tiny

yap. >> host: bruce herschensohn, is the solution? >> guest: getting someone strong enough. a strong leader. a strong leader who understands the tradition of presidents post world war two. by tradition, i mean all of them, republicans, democrats. two exceptions in carter and obama. president carter did abandon good friends of ours. the president of aus salvador, the president of nicaragua. the sandinistas in return. they killed 70,000 in central america. he abandoned the shot of iran and displaced ayatollah. then he abandoned taiwan, the people's a public of china. so he was the first to did this, but not to the extreme numbers and consistency of president obama. >> host: someone who has lived in southern california for most of his life, what is the effect of hollywood on public policy? >> guest: i am not so sure it is on public policy. certainly it is in effect on policy. a lot of people and the country. there is in effect. the main thing they are able to do is get a lot of candidates. people want to see them. in terms of really changing policy, perhaps individual people wi

it's about 45 minutes. >> joining us is bruce hershonsohn. how long have you taught here, and what do you teach? >> i teach u.s. foreign policy, and started teaching here in the beginning of 1998. really when the school of public policy opened up for students. before that, i sort of had an affiliation with pepperdine since the mid -- early 1970s. >> what kind of affiliation? >> i think you know i used to work for president nixon. when you get a request to go to a college to give a speech or something, i always got the straw that meant i'm going to go in his place, and of course the college was never very delighted to see me, but too bad. so most of the colleges in those days, it was rough going. i felt i succeeded if i was still alive after the -- this was vietnam and all of that. so i remember sittings in a rental car, my hands on the steering while thinking, i made it, i got to the end of the speech and everything. so it was pretty rough going. vm when i went to pepperdine, it was terrific. a lot of people disagreed with me, naturally. but

>> rich, bruce brings up an interesting point.hat other countries are doing right now, australia is already watering down its climate change laws. i'm not sure this would work. what do you think? >> germany has done this. he thinks he is running up a politically correct university. >> i think it's like a temper tantrum that a child would throw. when he tries to present legislation to congress and congress won't pass it my 7-year-old daughter does better than that. >> i was going to say, we don't change the climate but we can effect water, clean water and clean air. we have the technology do you do that? >> up next we have got this, the irs mess. louise learner's blackberry was wiped clean and destroyed. now the forbes gang knows how to send a message to prevent this from ever happening again. for brand new hour of news. now back to forbes on fox. >> this looks like a scene at the irs right now. new reports suggest this is what the agency did with louise le n learner's blackberry. it was wiped clean of all sensitive information and

but with bruce, he's a grinder. it's his way or the highway and guys didn't really want to hear it in the beginning. by the time they started buying in, what they win 7 of the last 9, something like that, went on a great roll at the end of the season, beat seattle in seattle and he is not afraid. he said there's a big difference between criticism and coaching. i coach. they took it as criticism. >> al: get a full back. second and four. fighting his way for a first down is jeremy hill. cincinnati, one thing about their schedule when you look at it. is they have to get off to a good start and have a good first half of the season. they'll open up at baltimore. the bye week comes early. the key thing on their schedule, five of the last seven games are on the road. so a lot of home games early and lot of road games late. there it is and they'll end the season in pittsburgh. their home games, two of those five will be pittsburgh and denver. nice hole here. there goes hill for a first down. stays in bounds to keep the cloc

bruce leshan had to go to west virginia to check it out. >> reporter: in december i showed you how a nearly $30,000 tracking point rifle could turn a novice into a marksman 300 yards. 850 yards. >> set? >> send it. >> hit. wow. >> reporter: 1,000 yards. >> geez. hit. >> boom. >> outstanding. >> reporter: now tracking point is out with even crazier technology. it lets you hit the target without even looking through the scope. >> technology allows for accurate shots around corners. >> i'm holding the trigger, but it will not fire until i'm back on the target. i'm not looking at the view finder. i'm looking over these goggles and there it goes. >> reporter: and i hit it, boom. >> whoa. >> reporter: that is crazy. >> nice shot, bruce. >> reporter: what's in the scope streams wirelessly to a monitor in the goggles. but if anyone can hit anything, is it still a sport? the army is interested. homeland security is not talking, but lots of people wonder what happens if a gun like this gets in the wrong hands? >> in order to get one of our systems, there's an application process you have to go

. >> oh, bruce is so excited. newark is bruce a puppy?nd a half month old pitbull terrier mix we think. >> and he is not hating this bath. a loft dogs hate it. >> i think feels good, doesn't it, bruce? >> and cocoa is so far here, look atco co, look at the camera, sweety. >> he is a khiwean. >> i chihuahua and doxin mix. >> both of these animals need permanent homes. >> that's right. >> contact operation avenue a. we'll have all of the information on our website myfoxphilly.com. now, mark, tell me about the big event. it is like a happy hour thing, what, does it start 5:00 o'clock tuesday next week? >> august 26, and goes until 8:00. so bring your local dogs, might have few travelers. >> bring them dirty, right? because they get a bath? >> dirtier the betterment while we do that, red owl tavern will be doing dogs and suds event. so couple of hotdogs, dog fish head beer. >> so you can have some suds while washing the dog. >> absolutely. >> and also, i know, doggy style across the street, donating to the event, as well? >> doggy style will

that was cryptologist bruce schneier time now. big deal time on this thursday with no one for edward harrison now today we're discussing a couple things first going to start off with apple t.v. then we're going to snap chat and then bit torrent now our first two stories have to do with security and privacy first open whisper systems and open source software group has announced the creation of the signal now that's a free app that allows people to encrypt their phone calls for free so how does this work what's the story with this so basically you were talking to bruce schneier about encryption and the point is here that you want to be able to take phone calls and be able to encrypt without having to do a whole bunch of with banks you know you have the black ball which allows people to basically be able to use their telephone in the normal way without any sort of surveillance this is a way for you to actually have telephone conversations using it without having to use any sort of sophisticated. hacking or routing what are jailbreaki

yap. >> host: bruce herschensohn, is the solution? >> guest: getting someone strong enough. a strong leader. a strong leader who understands

on the shenandoah river bruce leshan, wusa9. >> bruce says if you go to harper's ferry at the confluence of two rivers, you can see the algae water of the shenandoah flow into the cleaner waters of the potomac. >>> two main water main breaks are making a mess of things in alexandria today. one shut down russell road from west chapman to west oak. the other is located on west masonic view avenue. customers in the areas may lose water pressure until repairs are complete and all activities at matthew maury elementary school are canceled today. >>> a water main break in southern prince george's county has some residents still under a boil water advisory. the wssc says it will be tomorrow at the earliest before that water is safe to drink. boil water advisory affects 10,000 residents in accokeek and parts of ft. washington and piscataway. crews need to wait till the swollen piscataway creek levels return to normal before they can begin repairing the busted water main. >>> keeping your family safe, wusa9 first alert weather. >> a little touch of fall in the air this morning. it's going to get

bruce has never asked me to do that. he never has. you're wrong. in fact, i saw bruce a week and a half ago. >> you were dancing with bon jovi maybe in the hamptons? >> no, that i was doing this weekend. actually, i was dancing with jamie foxx. so if you're going to be cute, we should get the story right. >> he's got to get control of that temper. greg? >> i watched the whole thing. it was kind of painful. it's like christie debating a troll on twitter. you know? it's beneath christie. you never want to be beneath christie. >> that's very interesting. i get it. >> some people do. >> oh, god. >> but not me. >> i mean, i'm sure there are. >> is this another example of that, or has he gone too far? >> i think on some of these things, he's going to have to take a pass. i love bruce springsteen, he's never asked me to play his music, but he's a great american talent. next question. >> bobby? first-name basis of springsteen? >> i don't care about christie. >> what's your problem? >> oh, come on! >> you said springsteen was a communi communist, you said t

we asked our bruce gordon to find out what is going on.ruce, just sad. >>> right he will is, lucy. insurance policies have to have rules. we all know that. they keep policies holders from making bogus claims that could cost all of us money. listen to this momly story and ask yourself, what if were my child? >> there you go. >> reporter: it may look like nothing more than a midday meal for acute little baby. but for eight in old caitlin and her mom it is much, much more. >> this formula is her life, it's her lifeline. it's her everything. i want to do whatever i can so she can get her. >>> premature birth left medical problems including a digestive ailment that leaves her unable to handle all but this special baby formula. it's tough to find. it must be ordered online. and it is expensive. more than $100 a case. servings are tiny it take nearly a case a day to fill caitlin' needs. >> it's scary. yeah. >> reporter: how do you come up with that -- you're talking about 85, $90 a day yes. >> day. yeah. she has acid reflux so, you know, move of

you didn't scream, bruce. so proud of you.oud of you. >> i can feel it going other places. >> bruce, you were so quiet. >> stunned is the word. >> we're raising money for als. lou gehrig's disease. it's form of muscular dystrophy. i have an autoimmune disorder. not als, but it's for a really [ mom ] when the nest gets too quiet... it's time to find some real harmony, with nature. [ family screams ] elmo! [ wolf, kids howling ] [ train whistles ] [ bird chirps ] [ people screaming ] [ snoring ] music to mom's ears. [ female announcer ] turn your visit into a getaway. busch gardens and water country usa summer packages from just $60 per person per night. [ mom ] we may live in houses, but we're born for busch gardens. >>> coming up on "game on overtime." it was a shoot-out in valhalla. rickie, rory, phil. who would raise the trophy at the end? >>> with controversy brewing, the nationals wrap things up in hot-lanta. >>> the redskins back to work in richmond and they get some special visitors. >>> a deadly night on the track leads

bruce, thank you very much. and a very interesting point bruce makes, is if nancy and dr. brantly had not gotten this disease, that serum would not have been tested and hundreds more would have died. so it is interesting to talk about the morality of this, just to think about that. thank you so much, bruce. >>> "outfront" next, sierra leone is the country with the most cases of ebola. shut down right now to go in and out. but our david mckenzie is the only television reporter in the country right now. we good to him lift next. and exclusive interview with an american who survived the deadly ebola virus. what happened? how did he get sick? how did he get it. >>> israel and hamas say they will stop the violence for a brief period of time. will it hold? we never thought we'd be farming wind out here. it's not just building jobs here, it's helping our community. siemens location here has just received a major order of wind turbines. it puts a huge smile on my face. cause i'm like, 'this is what we do.' the fact that iowa is leading the way in wind energy, i'm so proud, like, i

that was it noted cryptologist bruce schneier time now for today's big deal. big deal time and i'm joined by the wonderful and wanted only. on the show good to have you here sam is artsy as a political commentator and he's pinch hitting for edward harrison he's on lucky guy and we're discussing tech tech and more tech in fact we're covering everything from tesla if you can believe it madame kim cardassian and it is tech related now first up fast food sales now while all the other fast food joints slumped in q one in q two of this year mcdonald's is still projected to be the top dog of this losing bunch and with americans reading mcdonald's as the more just tasting fast food restaurant there seems to be plenty of room for a replacement so what's going on here well it looks like the sort of fast food hamburger joints are falling by the wayside i think we have some earnings from two thousand and thirteen you can see the top five fast food joints and you can win these in burger king those sort of low cost burger joints there in fourth and fifth now if you look at

and johnny bruce are here. really that is the subject of the panel. don't we want an america where as martin luther king famously said we're judged by the content of our character not the kor of our skin? won't we hope that in the living experience of some of the younger ones in this room, it's an america that is realized where the color of our skin on a panel like this matters no more than the fact bob and john have a different pattern in our tie or tammy and linda have a different color top. but how do you think we're doing, linda? sorry, tammy. >> i have a great admiration for linda. great being on the panel. >> thank you. thank you. >> and i just have to say, we can't see you up here because of the light. but when talking about, by the way i'm scotch irish so i'm actually pink. i know there are other scottish in the room, i'm sure. look. first of all, when we hear you and for the people watching on the stream, there is no complexion. is there? you're individuals you're conservatives many are people of faith

tell bruce gots to from tonight giants game and he had every reason to be >> giants manager bruce was smoldering tonight upset with fourier or by his temperature and home plate umpire kuing who had the incrible disappearing strike zone. struggling tim lost the spot in the rotation. the giants and rockies 2nd inning. andrew break a tie. this ball way out to center. second of the season. and it's 2-1 giants. we are playing -- weird play in the fourth. jake gets distracted and kind of fall off the mound. balk in a run. 2-2. 3-2 rock in the seventh. base hit to right. comes up throwing. dj play at the plate and he is called safe? giants upset call for review. look there. he was tagged on the pant leg. he's out. call overturned. bottom 8 though buster striking out looking at pitch low. like this all night long. he's had it with the home plate ump tossed third time this year and giants end up lasting 3-2. san jose state peck off new football season taking over for the start qb is blake who knows he has big shahs to fill. >> just nerves. just control those. just be ready. i have been prepari

i know bruce and spoke to bruce and you're wrong.e you but i'm not debating you now. >> if you're going to be cute get storty right. the woman stood with a sign that read indict. >> she sounded like a reporter. she kept going. >> but was she right? >> yeah. >> and she was biassed on one side. >> yes. clearly. >> not a wallflower though. safe to say. ahead on "cbs this morning," women are launching businesses in record numbers. we'll look at the challenges they face compared to the old boys network. >>> most ad agency was love this free publicity. >> ice bucket bring it on! >> i haven't seen this ice bucket challenge. is this a new thing? it's new? it's brand new thing? a list actors spreading the challenge worldwide. we'll ask the editor of advertising agents and other agencies can strike ice cold gold. >> wow. >> yeah. that's next on "cbs this morning." [ male announcer ] nexium®, the purple pill, is now available without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. because the best moments in life aren't experien

lucy. >> thank you very much, bruce. fox 29 wants to help you get results.you have a problem visit our website at myfoxphilly.com and click on the get results tab. >> police, firefighters and hundreds of residents giving a big send off to the marlton reds in evesham township today. they are headed to the cal ripken 10 year old world series that's being held in winchester, virginia. and this is the first time the team is competing. that game kicks off this saturday and we bush them lots of luck. >> absolutely. >>> and philly star jimmy rollins trying to help families eat healthier. jimmy and his wife joined with a nutritionist to prepare healthy summer treats. rollins are teaming with the saint christopher's foundation for children to help families in need have access to fresh and healthy and delicious food. >> this is something that we have wanted to do all along from the first time we started a foundation and we have differ arms we've done a number of things in the past. i think this was always our passion was to get around to healthy eating. >> j roll says

lucy. >> fantastic, bruce gordan, thank you very much.ewark, take knee who are we going route for? i don't know. but i'm just happy they're both in it. hey, scott williams. i'mly happy about the weather. it's fantastic. >> winning weather forecast on this friday evening if you're stepping outdoors or maybe going to stay at home. get outdoors in the backyard. maybe throw something on the grill. look at the temperatures by 9:00 o'clock 79 degrees. mid 70s by 11:00. low humidity so it's comfortable on this friday evening area wide. with that low humidity settling in. what about saturday? a mixture of sun and clouds. it will be warm and stay pleasant right through the weekend. sunday a few more clouds but once again it stays dry and it stays below average with the temperatures. headed down the shore, dry on saturday. 80 degrees for the hee. a pair of sevens as we move into your sunday water temperatures in the low 70s. the pocono mountains, more of the same looking pretty good. saturday sunday temperatures top out in the upper and ifs and it

our bruce gordon live in the newsroom tonight don't get too excited just yet. bruce?> reporter: iain with $81 million budget hole still to be filled just to get to last year's inefficient levels, the threat of a delayed opening was very real. but diss track officials decided chaos it would have resulted was simply not worth the few dollars it would have saved. so the school bell will ring on schedule. student activist left the announcement by superintendent hite with little to smile about. though he had given them and their teachers some short-term relief. >> i am communicating that we are opening on time without the significant layoffs that we were anticipating. >> reporter: but the distract will temporarily reduce transportation support for 7500 high school students. leave school police vacancies unfill, reducing the number of cops in elementary schools and clean and repair district buildings less often. in short, schools will be dirtier and more dangerous than before. >> we're not interested in stepping our children to a shell avenue building much we're trying to s

. >> and our bruce gore didn't looking to get to the bottom of this debris dispute. i don't understand any it. >> marie says the property next to her elderly mother's home has been problem for years. she lives two doors down. >> it's just really an eye sore, a junk yard. a hazard. it's not pleasant to live next to. >> reporter: piled in the backyard of robert dee mariass long time home are lavender plants and wooden pallets window frames, tables, law equipment and other machinery most of it cloaked in tall grass and weeds. >> maria says her mom has to build a fence to block the view out back and a wall to block the view of the tools and other debris piled on his front porch. she says they're repeated complaints to cheltenham township officials have gotten them nowhere making her mother a virtual prisoner in her own home. >> you should be able to enjoy your property without having to look at all of this excess. >> my name is bruce gore didn't i work at fox 29. >> we caught up with mr. de maria and asked about his backyard. he says he's got a farming and research proje

> reporter: bruce, jan, how the plane crashed remains a mystery. it's still under investigation tonight. what is not a mystery is that he was beloved by his classmates, his community in rockville, and of course his young lives came to a crashing stop monday night when this small private plane they were on crashed just outside of cleveland. one of them was abe shevar of rockville. >> we ache for the parents of these young men. >> a blow like that is unbelievable. >> reporter: abe was a passenger on the rented cess nathat crashed only about 50 yards after take-off at the airport. his life, at 18 years old, was just beginning to take off. >> he was so sweet. so sad that this happened. >> reporter: anna is abe's step mother. >> he always had a smile on his face, offering help, how can i help you all the time. >> reporter: the other three passengers were abe's school mates, including the 20-year-old pilot who had his temporary license for a year and regular pilot's license for a month. abe and two of the other passengers were on the wrestling team which

our bruce gordon is outside the restaurant tonight. bruce? >> reporter: iain, this violent predawn robbery actually took place exactly a week ago. last tuesday, but the thieves, the man and a woman, are still at large and now it's hoped surveillance video extensive surveillance video will lead to some public help. there are some unusual elements to this case. full week after the predawn robbery most mc donald's customers were blissfully unaware of the violence that took place here. notification spoiled their appetite. >> it's getting crazier and around here these parts. it hasn't been like that around here. it's spreading everywhere. violence. it's a shame. >> reporter: extensive surveillance video shows a tall slim black man and heavier black woman enter the restaurant just before 5:00m. she heads straight from the lone customer and robs him at gun point. he hurdles the counter and crack the manager in the head with his weapon. take good look at the gun it's very unusual. >> it looks like an old western style revolver. just looking on loop f

let's go straight to fox 29's bruce gordon live at philadelphia police headquarters tonight. bruce? >> reporter: twice now in the past 10 days, street violence has claimed young lives, and in both cases now, witnesses often criticized for not helping police have stepped forward. the result in this case police are out with a name and a photograph in their search for the second man. yes, the shooter apparently in the death of that three year old little bill who simply wanted to get her hair braided on a warm summer night. it was only friday night when a three year old girl was killed by stray bullets from a nearby argument. one man is already in custody. another is being sought. days earlier, elsewhere in the city, two men were arrested and charged in carjacking that led to the deaths of three other children. in both cases, says homicide captain james clark, witnesses stepped forward to give police vital information. >> it's been really great and very refreshing within these last two jobs the community has come out. >> reporter: police say just before 10:00 p.m. friday, 22 year old br

bruce less -- is also an army vet. bruce leshan with more. >> reporter: in a shellshocked falls church neighborhood filled with troops and pentagon families, the home of general harold harry greene holds special distinction. a flag with two blue stars by the door. for the general and his son, both in harm's way in service to their country. >> harry was a great soldier and doing what great soldiers do. >> reporter: with liz wife and daughter at his side, the army promoted greene to major general in 2012. susan greene pinned on the two stars. >> we have a changing times, a change in strategy. >> reporter: greene was a logistics guy, a general, not the kind of infantry grunt who faces the greatest risk in wartime. but in the twisted world of afghanistan where so-called blue on green attacks can make it tough to know friend from foe, greene s visiting the military academy known as the country's west point. an afghan soldier opened fire with an automatic weapon from a nearby building killing greene, wounding eight other ame