Good to be with you. I'm Tony DeKoppo, the breaking news right now.

Why he did it, what we've learned about the suspect now dead in that attack on a Jewish synagogue and school in Michigan.

His family ties to Hezbollah militants in Lebanon and the wider threat of anti-Semitic violence.

What authorities are now warning. Also developing tonight, day 14 of the war with Iran and the U.S. death toll rises.

The Pentagon confirming the loss of six crew aboard that refueling plane killed while supporting Operation Epic Fury,

as Marines and more American warships head toward the region.

What President Trump is saying.

And the war hits home for Americans at the pump.

Nearly two weeks of gas price hikes, one family's hard choices tonight.

How does that affect your budget?

It affects it a lot.

The blizzard threat in the Midwest, plus severe thunderstorms elsewhere, what it means for your budget. It affects it a lot. The blizzard threat in the Midwest, plus severe thunderstorms elsewhere, what it means

for your weekend. And mass time, speed equals flight.

Tuck the curve, 1050. What happened when she landed?

Also, Steve Hartman, on the road with the story of Dave the Rave, a local legend tonight going national.

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

Good evening, American and Israeli weapons have hammered more than 15,000 targets inside Iran.

That is the latest count from the Pentagon, tallying what is a massive and ongoing U.S. and Israeli air campaign.

But two attacks back here at home have authorities on alert and everyday Americans worrying about what might be targeted next.

In a moment, we'll have more on the man who opened fire on a classroom of ROTC cadets in Virginia,

how he allegedly got a gun despite a past felony conviction for supporting the ISIS terror group.

But we're going to begin in Michigan, where we've learned that the man who rammed a truck

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