Good to be with you. I'm Tonya de Coppel. The breaking news right now.

For years, everyone has said that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons, but in the end, those are just words if you're not willing to take action when the time comes.

President Trump and the war with Iran, his prime time address to the nation.

Just moments ago, what he said about an end date and America's NATO allies.

Chief White House correspondent Nancy Cordes standing by.

And lift off, humanity's next great voyage begins.

Also developing tonight, lift off for Artemis II, America's first moon mission and more than a half century.

What it means for a new era of exploration.

We have a beautiful moon rise, we're headed right at it.

All the memorable moments, four astronauts, their goodbyes to family and the history now coming into focus.

What the crew is doing right now.

Team coverage from Cape Canaveral.

And a surprise at the Supreme Court today, the battle over birthright citizenship comes before the justices.

And President Trump himself sits in on the arguments.

Tonight, the big questions from the bench and expert analysis from our Jan Crawford.

And in New York City, a baby killed by a stray bullet to search tonight for the suspects who took off on a moped.

And a new weapon in the fight against obesity, Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. John LaPooke with everything you need to know.

Also, the feel-good tale of a border collie left behind,

but not forgotten. And the good stuff tonight, what every successful space flight has in common.

Live from America, this is the CBS Evening News with Tony DeCopal, reporting tonight from the Kennedy

Space Center.

And good evening to our viewers in the last. We're going to get to that historic launch of the Artemis 2 Moon Mission in just a moment.

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