Tonight on PBS PBS News Weekend, worldwide nearly half a billion children are experiencing at least twice as many extremely hot days as their grandparents did.

Then two years after the Inflation Reduction Act became law, a look at its economic impact

and if the delays in the projects it was meant to spur.

And Glacier National Parks efforts to manage a crush of visitors and vehicles.

Glacier is a very special place.

It's natural that people want to come here but if there's too many

people in the park then the park experience becomes one that just won't be

enjoyable. Good evening I'm John Yang.

Israel conducted military operations on two fronts today, Gaza and Lebanon.

In Lebanon an air strike in a Beirut suburb killed at least 37 people including three children.

Hezbollah also confirmed the death of another senior military official and 16 other members.

Across southern Lebanon Israel said it struck about 180 Hezbollah targets,

including rocket launchers. After signs, the group was about to fire more rockets and drones into

Israel. In Gaza, 22 people were killed on an air strike on Gaza City.

Israel says they were targeting a Hamas command center.

The Gaza Health Ministry says the strike hit a school-turned shelter

and killed mostly women and children.

A missile, a missile from the plane hit us and another missile.

We saw the whole world covered with smoke and stones, and we saw people and children cut up and a person without a head,

all of which were scenes that broke our hearts.

What should we do? What is our fault for this to happen to us?

The Health Ministry, which does not distinguish between civilians and fighters,

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