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Returning home in flag-draped transfer cases. each of them losing their lives in last thursdays deadly attack at the kabul airport. we are covering this from every angle. cnns sam kiley is in doha, qatar. alex marquardt is at the pentagon. jeremy diamond is at the white house. sam, first to you. what more can you tell us about the u.s. air strike? >> reporter: well, we understand that this air strike was conducted in a residential area effectively into a compound. at least one vehicle was destro...

This hour. louisiana getting slammed right now by hurricane ida which made landfall just hours ago as an extremely dangerous category 4 storm. to put it simply, ida is every bit as serious as forecasters predicted. maybe even worse. were talking about winds of 145 miles per hour. life-threatening storm surge and torrential rain. extensive flooding in some areas already. grand isle, louisiana, that is just for starters. this all happening 16 years to the day that hurricane katrina made landfall i...

Tuesdays withdrawal deadline. plus a dangerous hurricane bearing down on the gulf coast expected to slam into louisiana with devastating force. forecasters warning ida could make landfall as a stronger storm than katrina on its 16th anniversary tomorrow. hurricane ida represents a dramatic threat to the people of the city of new orleans. time is not on our side. and tens of thousands of people are expected to march in washington, d.c. and across the country today to denounce voter suppress...

Storm. were going to bring that to you when it gets under way. lets go to nbc news meteorologist bill karins joining me once again. give me a sense of what you are watching and most concerned about, bill. >> most concerned with how intense the storm is going to get in the next 24 hours before landfall and if its going to follow the path that we expect it to follow. any little wiggle or whatever else, because of the angle of approach to the southern louisiana coastline is a huge difference betwee...

Strike in kabul that killed 13 u.s. service members and isis-k is claiming responsibility for that peak. and the u.s. warning that another attack is likely. it comes as the u.s. is struggling to evacuate ahead of a tuesday deadline. >> our correspondents are covering the story from every single angle. nick paton walsh in doha. arlette saenz at the white house. arlette, to you. what is the president doing with a situation that is so fluid this moment. >> reporter: it really is so fluid. and presi...

War. since 9/11, leaving behind deep physical and emotional pain for many of the hundreds of thousands who bravely serve here. and many of course remember on multiple tours. as we finally wrap up u.s. military operations in afghanistan, our enemies are gleefully exploiting our presidents in aptitude. and the results, as we saw today, are deadly. tonight, we are going to bring you straight analysis of its rapidly deteriorating situation. we have all of the military and political shock waves cover...

Marines actually have to physically search the individuals who are trying to -- before they get access inside the airport, and it sounds like that is where the detonation may have occurred. i hadnt realized that we have seen images of marines, soldiers on top of a wall bringing people up, but to have them out exposed like that obviously maybe was unexpected for a lot of people. >> yeah, and especially theres been reports now for several days of risk of this kind of attack, that isis was planning...

We will continue the evacuation. >> odonnell: the president also vowing to press on with the evacuation, promising to rescue americans and afghan allies, with just five days until his deadline for withdrawing u.s. forces. well, we have a team of correspondents covering every angle. cbss charlie dagata is going to lead off our coverage from the region in doha, qatar. good evening, charlie. >> reporter: good evening to you, norah. tonight, afghanistan is on a state of high alert. kabul hospital is...

So enough with the blame game. none of you have high ground. the idea that if the other is worse, you are first has to end because it makes nothing better. look at the instant circumstance, what has been improved by any of the drama and the coverage of this angle? i challenge those so invested in saying who was wrong to apply their genius to helping figure out better ways to get americans and allies out of there. and i want you to see what over there is, yes, the images you are about to see are ...

Credible threats. >> reporter: this after 13 u.s. service members and at least 170 afghans were killed in thursdays suicide blast. >> we have tens of thousands of people cramming in from every angle. at the same time, this desperation pressure to get, you know, the american citizens and others out. um, so it was really, truly a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: the taliban now tightening security around the airport. adding more checkpoints. trying to keep crowds away. some fighters took to beati...