now, and we're looking at our tropical storm-- there you see tropical storm fred. i got to tell you, it's very disorganized right now. it's just to the west of santa domingo. it's going to be pushing over the island, so it never really gets its act together and becomes a major hurricane. it's a tropical storm, maybe saturday pushing into the florida keys. possibly late sunday into monday, maybe a landfall around the panhandle. the chances of this becoming a hurricane are low to slight chance, more likely a tropical storm. but we're going to keep an eye on everything. it's a rainmaker, nonetheless, regardless of what the winds are doing. major, it's all yours. >> garrett: keeping an eye on everything for us. lonnie quinn, thanks so much. as the u.s. and nato press ahead to leave afghanistan by the end of this month, the taliban's territorial blitz continues. the extremist group now controls about two-thirds of the country. the u.s. intelligence now fears that, in a worst-case scenario, the government could fall in a matter of months. cbs' david martin reports from the pentagon. >> reporter: ranks of surrendering afghan soldiers and rows of u.s. military equipment captured by the taliban tell the story of what is fast becoming a