Good evening. I'm William Brangham. John Yang is away. Israeli troops have reached their deepest

point inside Lebanon since Israel invaded its neighboring nation six weeks ago. At least six

Lebanese were killed, including children, when an Israeli airstrike hit a village in eastern Lebanon.

The country's health ministry says two medics were also killed

in strikes that hit southern Beirut.

The IDF maintains the strikes were meant

to destroy Hezbollah infrastructure.

Displaced residents searched through the debris

for what's left of their possessions.

One cannot deny that there are memories in that building,

memories of my own children.

And I really wish that I can actually take one simple picture of them when they were young.

I did not take anything outside of that home because I did not expect at all that this will be an Israeli target, not for one second.

In the Northern Gaza Strip today, an Israeli strike killed at least 10 people living in a school-turned shelter for displaced families.

Ghazan health officials say rescue efforts were ongoing to find any survivors still trapped under the rubble.

A patient in California is being treated for a new, more serious form of

M-Pox, a version first seen in eastern Congo. The California Department of Public Health said

the patient recently traveled to eastern Africa, but is now being treated at home. Officials

say the risk to the public remains low. President-elect Trump is making more

cabinet appointments as his transition plows ahead. Late today, he tapped Chris Wright to run the

Department of Energy. Wright is currently a fossil fuel executive and was a donor to Trump's campaign.

Trump also announced Friday night that Caroline Levitt will become his White House Press Secretary.

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