Tonight, the emergency from Helene is not over.

Raging floodwaters, trapping more than 50 people on the roof of a Tennessee hospital.

Dozens are dead, millions without power right now.

These buildings have survived storms for years, but Hurricane Helene's storm surge shoved

them right off their foundation.

Israel says it struck Hezbollah headquarters in Lebanon, aiming to take out the terrorist

group's leader.

An all lot war should be avoided.

And we go on the road to find out how a man's Halloween display touched hearts, no bones

about it.

It was very touching to think that somebody would go to that effort for a stranger.

The CBS evening news starts now.

Good evening, I'm Maurice Dubois, in for Nora.

We begin tonight with the danger from Helene.

Now over the mid-south, after roaring

onto land over the Big Bend portion of Florida as a major category four hurricane with winds

up to 140 miles per hour.

Tonight flooding is the main concern across North Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee, where

we just learned dozens of people had to be rescued

after being stranded on the roof of a hospital. They're among the hundreds who had to be saved

from rising waters. The devastation stretches for hundreds of miles across the storm zone.

Homes destroyed, trees splintered, lives upended. At least 43 people have died. Power knocked out to more than

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