Desperation at both ends of the frantic Afghanistan evacuation route as U.S. facility in Doha reaches capacity

Doha, Qatar — Afghanistan's Taliban rulers have been quashing scattered protests with gunfire, whips and sticks, while the group's leaders insist they will not harbor terrorists in the country again. At Kabul airport, people were seen handing young children over the perimeter wall to U.S. troops this week, desperate for their kids to avoid life under the Islamic extremists who've retaken control after 20 years, hot on the heels of the American withdrawal.

CBS News' Roxana Saberi reported that the mayhem outside the U.S.-controlled airport continued on Friday, with hundreds of desperate Afghans still gathering — despite Taliban warnings and violence — in hopes of escaping the militants' reign. Gunfire was heard again on Friday as Taliban gunmen tried to disperse crowds.