Good to be with you. I'm Tony DeCoppo. The breaking news right now. Pam Bondi out as U.S.

Attorney General at a turbulent time for the Department of Justice. What happened and who will

step in now? Plus, what the president is saying about it.

Planet Earth, we circled it completely and we forgot how beautiful it is to look down on Earth.

Also developing tonight, Artemis II in orbit and at a crossroads, NASA's big decision.

Do they go for the next leg around the moon or stay close to Earth?

Mark Strassman reports tonight from the Johnson Space Center in Houston.

All of a sudden, go. And Tiger Woods, the new video tonight from that DUI arrest in Florida.

What officers told the golfer just seconds before cuffing him.

And a 13-year-old girl, missing since 1994, found alive more than 30 years later,

what authorities are now saying.

Also new tonight, the doctor accused of trying to murder his wife in Maui

takes the stand in his own defense, what he told the court.

And the good stuff tonight, the latest real-life episode of Man vs. Strollwood.

From CBS NewsHead. episode of Man versus Strollway.

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

Good evening right now. The crew of Artemis 2 is more than 40,000 miles up and at a major decision point for the mission. In a moment, we're going to have a live report on all of their progress, but first,

also new tonight, this image. It's the first of its kind from the Orion capsule, a view

of a crescent Earth framed by the Orion capsule itself. A perspective humanity hasn't had in a half century.

But first, back here on Earth, we have major news from Washington today as well.

Pam Bondi is out as U.S. Attorney General, the chief law enforcement officer of the federal

government, the president announcing this news this afternoon.

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