Good evening. I'm Major Garrett in Washington.

Tony DeCopal is heading back from the war zone, breaking tonight.

One week into the war, President Trump says there will be no deal with Iran and calls for the regime's, quote, unconditional surrender, unquote.

Chief correspondent Matt Gutman leads our coverage from the Middle East.

Stocks tumble while oil surges to its highest price in years.

Money Watch correspondent Kelly O'Grady on the economic impacts of the war.

Plus, our new 60 Minutes interview with Defense Secretary Pete Heggsett.

Does this put U.S. personnel in any more danger than they otherwise would? Well, the Russian involved.

No one's putting us in danger.

We're putting the other guys in danger.

Also breaking tonight, deadly storms rip across the central U.S.

The monster tornado tearing through Southern Michigan this afternoon.

On the ground for possibly over an hour, ripping

roofs off businesses, causing widespread damage, and a mother and daughter killed by a tornado

in Oklahoma. That storm threat, not letting up tonight. Meteorologist Rob Marciano here with the

timing and track. Plus, a cat stuck in a tree for three days, so they called in a specialist.

And Steve Hartman, on the road, a little boy goes in for heart surgery and comes out with so much more.

From CBS News headquarters in New York, this is the CBS Evening News with Tony DeCopo.

Good evening, everyone. I'm Major Garrett coming to you from Washington, D.C. Tony DeCopo, the only network anchor to report from the Middle East this week.

We'll be back at the CBS Broadcast Center in New York Monday. We begin tonight with new developments in the war with Iran.

One weekend, President Trump says the only way it ends will be not with the deal, but with the

Iranian regime's complete surrender. Tonight, the White House confirmed the president will be

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