Good to be with you from the Middle East tonight.

I'm Tony DiCopal in Amman Jordan.

The breaking news right now.

War with Iran strikes inside the country tonight hitting residential neighborhoods.

Massive plumes of smoke blasts inside the capital of Tehran as the U.S. and Israel continue their barrage.

President Trump saying today, another, quote, big wave of attacks is yet to come,

calling this the last best chance to destroy Iranian missile and nuclear threats.

What the president is saying about timing and tenacity and potential boots on the

ground. They said, oh, well, if the president wants to do it really quickly after that, he'll get bored.

I don't get bored. At least six U.S. service members killed in the last 48 hours, as the war

widens tonight throughout the region.

And the new images today of an American F-15 falling from the sky after a friendly fire incident.

Also developing tonight questions about what will happen with oil and gas prices.

And the other big story today has the war come home, a possible terrorist attack in Austin, Texas.

The gunman killing two, wounding 14 others.

Why what he was wearing has authorities alarmed.

Plus, in other news for the first time tonight, we're seeing video of Bill and Hillary Clinton's testimony under oath as part of the Epstein investigation.

And a United Airlines flight makes an emergency landing in Los Angeles after the engine catches fire.

This is the CBS Evening News with Tony DeColp.

Reporting tonight from Amman Jordan.

And good evening from a region at war tonight.

The latest sign just moments ago as we saw missiles streak across the sky behind me,

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