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catastrophic weather events. hurricanes and tornados, flash flooding, wildfires, all of course made worse by climate change. the economic recovery was sluggish in august. with far fewer jobs created than expected. and don t forget, enhanced unemployment benefits coming to an end for many millions of needy americans. as the president s approval rating dips following the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. let s start our coverage with arlette saenz. this is a holiday rife with challenges for the white house. bring us up to speed on how the president plans to tackle all of these issues. reporter: well, boris, president biden will head back to the white house later this evening with that fresh set of challenges piling up on his plate. after that rocky august, the president saw his approval rating fall to its lower point of his presidency. and the white house is aware that there is very little room for error going forward. now on afghanistan, much of the focus right now ....
we will not forget. we will hunt you down, and make you pay. o donnell: delta s summer surge. no room in the i.c.u., as medical staff battle to save lives at an oregon hospital. us i.c.u. nurses, we re used to winning, and we re not winning. o donnell: in our back-to- school series, a focus on mental health. the groundbreaking program to help students as they return to the classroom. travel slowdown. why are americans suddenly canceling their flights? plus, will europe soon ban american tourists? dangerous storm forming. the latest on what could become a major hurricane. and, mission of hope. u.s. service members in afghanistan show the best of humanity, risking their lives to save others. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin tonight with breaking news on one of the darkest days for the u.s. military in more ....
45 minute queues, litter and erosion walkers on mount snowdon in north wales are urged to respect the landscape, as the number of visitors soars. i want to become the mayor with wolverhampton. i want one of those nice chains on my neck and i ll be calling all the shots. and from boxing olympic silver medallist to mayor of wolverhampton, ben whittaker s dream comes true, for a day anyway. and coming up on the bbc news channel. the 12 women involved in september s solheim cup have been named, with three english players involved, including georgia hall after she finished second at the women s open. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. britain and america have hours not weeks to evacuate people from afghanistan, according to the defence secretary. pressure s growing on us presidentjoe biden to delay the withdrawal of american troops beyond his august 31st deadline. he ll have talks with the leaders of the g7 group of nations tomorrow. however, a spokesman ....
of the euro 2020 final. flash floods in the american state of tennessee have claimed more than 20 lives with dozens of people still missing more than 15 inches of rain has fallen. queuing to reach snowdon s summit walkers are urged to respect the mountain as the number of visitors soars. the government says it will ask the united states to keep its soldiers at kabul airport beyond the current deadline of next tuesday. but the taliban say they are opposed to any extension. borisjohnson will make the request at an emergency meeting of leaders from the g7 countries tomorrow. us troops are due to leave kabul airport in just over week. a taliban spokesman, suhail shaheen, told the bbc that it would be a clear violation if foreign forces did not withdraw on august 31st. but several thousand people remain at the airport, desperate to flee the country. 16,000 people have left kabul as part of us evacuation efforts in the past 2a hours. about 1,800 people have been flown o ....
than 20 lives with dozens of people still missing more than 15 inches of rain has fallen. queuing to reach snowdon s summit walkers are urged to respect the mountain as the number of visitors soars. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. britain and america have hours not weeks to evacuate people from afghanistan, according to the defence secretary. pressure s growing on us presidentjoe biden to delay the withdrawal of american troops beyond his august 31 deadline. we will have continuing coverage now on the crisis in afghanistan. welcome to a country turned upside down by this sudden and surprising turn of events, just one week ago here in kabul the taliban took over and one week on, they are still trying to consolidate their control across the city. afghans across the country are still coming to terms with the country turned upside down and their lives turned inside out. we spent the last 2a hours at the international airport in kabul where some of these scen ....