Tonight, just a day after the deadly bombing that rock 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?

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 teachers to wear masks.

Tracking Ida, Louisiana faces a direct hit from a potentially catastrophic hurricane. Where

is it heading and when? Eviction set to resume,

a Supreme Court ruling means millions of renters could lose their homes. Breaking news,

the California panel votes in favor of parole for the man who assassinated Senator Robert F. Kennedy.

Wildfire danger.

Homes are evacuated as the Caldor fire inches closer to Lake Tahoe.

Hornet invasion, crews destroyed the biggest murder hornet nest yet.

How serious is the threat?

And on the road, CBS is Steve Hartman with a woman who puts her whole self in for her favorite song.

This is the CBS Evening News with Nora O'Gala, reporting from the nation's capital.

Good evening, and thank you for joining us.

Nora is off. I'm Tony DeCopal, 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.

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