Mary Bruce has the latest on the weak jobs reports, with U.S. employers adding just 22,000 jobs in August as unemployment rises; Pierre Thomas has reports on DHS detaining hundreds of South Korean nationals during a raid on a Georgia Hyundai plant, marking the latest in the Trump administration’s deportation efforts; Martha Raddatz has details on The New York Times reporting that during nuclear negotiations between Pres. Trump and Kim Jong Un in 2019, SEAL Team 6 snuck onto North Korea’s shores to spy on the world leader – but the mission failed and unarmed civilians were reportedly killed; and more on tonight’s broadcast of World News Tonight with David Muir.

00:00 Intro
02:27 Severe weather puts 30 million on alert from Tennessee to Northeast
03:53 Weak jobs report raises concerns as unemployment rises
06:42 DHS: Hundreds of South Korean nationals detained in immigration operation at Georgia Hyundai plant
08:57 NYT: Top secret 2019 SEAL mission in North Korea to plant surveillance device failed
13:10 Investigation underway after small plane crash outside of Denver kills 2 people
14:28 Israel levels Gaza high-rise tower near Palestinian civilian encampment
14:54 Florida grandma convicted in murder-for-hire plot targeting former son-in-law who was FSU law professor
15:32 Philadelphia Eagles’ Jalen Carter expresses remorse following ejection for spitting on Dallas Cowboys’ Dak Prescott
15:59 Caitlin Clark out for remainder of WNBA season
16:28 Civil Rights Movement trailblazer Joseph McNeil dead at age 83
16:52 Powerball jackpot reaches $1.8 million ahead of Saturday night drawing
17:20 America Strong: At 91, husband determined to restore his voice to sing for wife on 66th anniversary