Good evening. I'm John Yang. The death toll and destruction are growing in the Middle East amid more fighting on both of Israel's fronts.

In northern Gaza there was heavy bombardment hours after at least 22 people were killed in airstrikes,

including one on the Jabalia refugee camp. Residents say their supplies are dwindling

and that bodies remain uncollected in the streets. In southern Lebanon, the Israeli military ordered residents of 23 villages to evacuate.

Israel says it's for their own safety.

They claim Hezbollah is hiding weapons and launching attacks on Israel from the area.

The group denies it.

And in Syria, the US military says it's conducted a series of airstrikes targeting ISIS camps.

Central Command says they'll disrupt the terrorist group's ability to plan and carry out

attacks against the United States and its allies.

The military said there were no civilian casualties.

They're working to clear the debris and assess the damage from Hurricane Milton in Florida.

The massive storm is blamed for at least 10 deaths.

More than a million people remain without power.

Governor Ron Desantis announced the opening of state-run sites

in the Tampa area where people can get up to 10 gallons of free gas

to help evacuees drive back home.

While the state avoided the worst case storm search scenario,

homeowners say the major damage came from high winds.

We really were expecting to see the whole place just gone,

but to come home and also find four of the units completely

missing their roofs wasn't exactly pleasant either.

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