And we start the day's other headlines in Spain where at least 95 people have been

killed in catastrophic flash floods. Rainstorms that started yesterday quickly

overwhelmed rivers and sent torrents of muddy water gushing through streets.

Authorities carried out helicopter rescues for those who were trapped in flooded homes.

The Valencia region was among the hardest hit and is now facing unprecedented damage.

Some survivors say they've lost everything.

I own the bakery on the corner

and with eight feet of water I had to escape through a window

when the water started coming up to my shoulders. It took everything, about 300 to 400 cars.

I have to throw everything out of the bakery. Freezers, ovens, everything.

Authorities are searching for an unknown number of people who are still missing. They say the death toll is expected to rise in what's already the nation's

worst natural disaster in recent memory. Spain's government has declared three days of

morning starting tomorrow.

In Lebanon, Israel is expanding its military campaign beyond the country south

as it targets what it says are Hezbollah strongholds.

Today, Israel issued evacuation orders for the eastern city of Balbeck,

home to a UNESCO World Heritage site as well as surrounding villages.

A few hours after that order, Lebanese TV caught this fireball over the city's skyline.

Israel says it struck Hezbollah fuel storage throughout the region.

Meantime in his first speech as the militant group's new leader, Naim Kossam vowed to carry on with

Hezbollah's war plan.

We will continue to confront the aggression. If the Israelis decide to stop the

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