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after hearing off of the road. he had a large bolder causing it to flip then, he got wedged be een these two captioning sponsored by cbs dokoupil: tonight, just a day after the deadly bombing that rocked kabul, a new warning on afghanistan. more attacks are likely as the white house says the mission enters its most dangerous phase yet. new details from the attack that killed 13 u.s. service members. and as evacuation flights resume, how many americans and eligible afghans may be left behind. behind. the pres the president under fire. a top republican says biden faces a reckoning over the afghanistan withdrawal, and families of the fallen react to their unthinkable loss. also tonight, mask ban struck down. with covid cases soaring in florida, a judge says the governor overstepped and that schools can require students and
i m tony dokoupil. and we begin with breaking developments in afghanistan. president biden s national security team has told him another attack is likely, and the next few days could be the most dangerous of the evacuation. tonight, we re also learning new details about the isis-k attack that took the lives of 13 american service members and at least 170 afghans. the military now says there was only one suicide bomber, not two. evacuation flights have resumed. more than 16,000 people were flown out in the last 36 hours. and several thousand more are inside the airport in kabul awaiting flights out. but the mission there is set to end soon, and the u.s. military is still expected to complete its withdrawal in four days time. and tonight, criticism of president biden s handling of the crisis is growing louder. cbs charlie d agata is monitoring developments in qatar, but we begin tonight with cbs nancy cordes at the white house. nancy, good evening to you. reporter: good evening, and
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we must take it serious. i think right now they have some capabilities to make challenges in some areas. reporter: today, a lone taliban fighter stood among the belongings of the victims of the attack at abbey gate, now closed, along with the main road to the airport. still, desperate afghans returned, hoping to get a seat on one of the last evacuation planes out. but with most european flights coming to an end today, and u.s. flights stopping soon, the emergency exit is quickly slamming shut. a day ago, they were standing in line hoping to escape. now their loved ones are praying they find peace. the remaining u.s. forces will begin to shift focus to their own withdrawal by august 31, tony. in the meantime, white house press secretary jen psaki said there are approximately 500 u.s. citizens they re currently working with who want to leave. dokoupil: charlie, thank you very much.