Tonight, the U.S. and Iran are back on the brink of an all-out war.

New attacks are calling the ceasefire into question, while gas prices surge and the President's

approval rating tanks.

Then, the coming gas crunch in California, as the last oil tanker from the Persian Gulf reaches

the West Coast.

Plus, two of the biggest leaders in artificial intelligence are

facing off in a trial, while fear of the industry's growing power gets Washington's attention

as the 11th hour gets underway on this Monday night.

Good evening once again. I am Stephanie Ruhl. Joining you live from L.A., I am out here for the Milken Institute Global Conference.

It has been more than two months at this point since the war in Iran began. And in that time,

Uniwick gas prices have done soared. Gone up nearly 50%. The national average is now $4.46 a gallon.

And the American people, no surprise, are not happy.

A new Washington Post poll shows that only 33% support President Trump's handling of the war in Iran,

only 34% approve of his handling of the economy, and is even lower when it comes to the cost of living.

How about his job approval overall has reached an all-time low,

now sitting at 37 percent. But the president, he doesn't believe it. Or at least that is not what he is

telling you. Watch this. They said 32 percent of the people are against President Trump. Well, when you

explain it, like, is it okay for Iran to have a nuclear

weapons? It wouldn't be 32%. But even if you said that, there'd be a 32% because the polls are fake.

They said, what's taking so long? We were in Vietnam, 19 years. We're in Iraq for many years,

10 years, 12 years. We're in all these different wars. But you had the wrong person up here? You'll be in World War III. If that was hard to follow, don't feel bad,

because the president was not any clearer when asked whether the ceasefire between

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