Good to be with you. I'm Tony DeCoppo. The breaking news right now. Gas prices hit $4 a gallon

nationwide, the highest in nearly four years, all of it tied to the war with Iran. When will prices

start to come down again, what the president told are we Ja Zhang. Also, the state of the American

dream tonight, slipping out of reach for many what the head of

America's biggest bank told me today about his plan to bring it back plus the newly released

arrest report detailing for the first time what led to that DUI charge against Tiger

Woods according to police the golfing legend sweating profusely, eyes bloodshot, and what they

say they found in his pocket.

The new details tonight.

The major mix-up in the cockpit, the crew of a Delta regional jet radios the wrong airport

in New York City on final approach.

What happened?

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

A good evening every day, it's a little more, and then, a milestone. Gas is now averaging $4 a gallon nationwide. That is something we haven't experienced in four years, up a dollar a gallon since the start of the war with Iran. And that translates into hundreds of millions of dollars a day, analysts say money that would otherwise be in your pocket. Instead,

it's driving worry about the cost of living. And so the two big questions tonight, when might

gas prices come back down and when might this war end? Senior White House correspondent Weizha

Zhang talked to President Trump about both those topics. Today we're going to have his answers

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