Good evening, I'm Amna Navas, Jeff Bennett is away on the news hour tonight.

The flooding catastrophe in Libya sparks renewed scrutiny of the nation's divided government

as the rising death toll forces officials to bury thousands in mass graves.

President Biden's son Hunter is indicted on federal gun charges weeks after a plea deal

fell apart and facing the daunting prospect of trying to detect countless unexploded

minds Ukraine looks to advanced drone technology to protect its civilians from the byproducts

of war.

We realize that our citizens, children and women will walk on these lands.

Even here in the field workers and combine harvesters are working and people's lives depend

on our work.

Welcome to the news hour.

We're following two major stories tonight.

The president's son Hunter Biden has been indicted by a special counsel on federal firearms

charges.

We'll have more on that in just a moment, but first to Libya, where deep fears are becoming

horrific reality.

The death toll from devastating floods has spiked to more than 11,000 with thousands still

missing submerged in the muddy mire or washed out to sea.

Stephanie Sy has that report.

From the sky, drone footage over DERNA captures an apocalyptic scene nearly a quarter of the

city now awashed out wasteland.

On the ground, the human toll is personal.

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