Tonight on PBS

PBS News Weekend, what the outcome of the presidential election could mean for how

we track weather, combat climate change, and protect wildlife.

Then why some of the baby food on supermarket shelves may not meet recommended

nutritional guidelines.

We're kind of in the wild wild west with baby food right now. We don't have

guidance. We don't have regulatory reinforcement of what needs to be in there and

what needs to be limited. And that can be very confusing for families.

And a preview of Judy Woodruff's conversation with Wisconsin residents in the Middle East are reaching new dangerous

levels as Israel and Hezbollah intensify both their tit for tat assaults and their threats

of more violence.

Overnight, Hezbollah launched more than 100 rockets,

missiles, and drones at Israel,

targeting areas deeper into Israeli territory

than before.

Some hit near the city of Haifa.

At least three people were injured and Israeli hospitals went on wartime footing,

moving patients deep underground.

Israel sent a barrage of rockets into Lebanon.

The Israeli military said it struck terrorist targets

and forwarded Hezbollah's plans for an even larger attack. On CBS's face the

nation, Israeli President Isaac Herzog said his country is prepared to do what it takes to defend itself.

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